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Sheep Shearing Day

Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park Saturday, April 17

How does the wool come off sheep?  Find out at Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park on Saturday, April 17 from 11 a.m.  to 1 p.m. The park's famous adobe sheep will be losing their winter coats under the expert guidance of shearer Judd Redden who will demonstrate past and present methods of cutting wool during this Sheep Shearing Day special event. Admission is $2 for adults 17 and older and free for children 16 and
under. The event is presented by California State Parks and the Sonoma State Historic Park Association. The park is located at 3325 Adobe Road, Petaluma, CA. 94954. (Directions: Follow State Historic Parks signs from Highways 101 and 116 to Casa Grande Road and Adobe Road. The park is located on Adobe Road between Frates Road and Casa Grande Road.)

Contact Ranger Crystal Shoaf or State Park Guide Sara M. Skinner at the Petaluma Adobe for more information (707) 762-4871.

Prior to arrival, visitors with disabilities who need assistance should contact: Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park (707) 762-4871.

Edited by Dave Shultz

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