Events in Mammoth

A one-mile (1.6k) road run benefiting Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra. Starts at 10:10am near the corner of Minaret and Old Mammoth Rd in Mammoth Lakes. Race will take place before the start of the 4th of July parade. All awards will be picked up at Footloose Sports after 2:00 pm on race day.

Parade, fireworks, arts, and crafts, Pops in the Park, Lions Club Pancake Breakfast and more!

Mammoth Food & Wine Experience: July 5-7, 2013 at Edison Theatre. A three-day festival of food, wine , and education! World-class chef-led seminars; 120+ wines for evryone from oenophiles to novices; auctions and more.

Cajun, big band, swing, 50's & 60's rock 'n' roll, Dixieland and straight ahead jazz - fun for all! Check out the website for schedules and the different venues at www.mammothjazz.org.

The toughest race in the most beautiful place! Set in a beautifully scenic high alpine setting, the community of June Lake sits at 7,600 feet above sea level with breathtaking views of Carson Peak and the Sierra Range surrounding the nestled cluster of high altitude lakes: Grant, Silver, Gull and June.

California's highest Rib Cook-off with live music, raffles, auction and crafts.

Cajun, big band, swing, 50's & 60's rock 'n' roll, Dixieland and straight ahead jazz - fun for all! Check out the website for schedules and the different venues at www.mammothjazz.org.

Kids 13 and under can catch an Alpers Trout. Event t-shirts, prizes and more.

Canoe races and barbecue at Horseshoe Lake on Saturday, with a picnic, barbecue and games for all ages at Shady Rest Park on Sunday.

Mammoth's Most Talked About Summer Event! Beer and Blues in the High Sierra! Successfully celebrating its 18th year, Mammoth Festival of Beers and Bluesapalooza promises an energetic lineup of blues performers and a grand tasting from 70 of the best craft breweries in the country. It all takes place Thursday, August 1st through Sunday, August 4th outdoors among the pines at Sam's Wood Site, located on Minaret Road between Main Street and Meridian Boulevard, with California's Eastern High Sierra as the backdrop. For festival updates and additional information, visit the festival's website, www.MammothBluesBrewsFest.com, or contact the festival hotline, 888-99-BREWS (888) 992-7397.

California's highest 10k & 5k at 8,000 feet. Starts at 8:00 am in the Charthouse parking lot. Pre register on www.active.com or at Footloose Sports. $30 with t-shirt; $25 without t-shirt.

Classical music from the Eastern Sierra Symphony Orchestra and guests.

A celebration of fine food, music and tequila. Over 15 tequilas, margarita alley, Latin bands and tapas.

The Stillwater Classic is a ton of fun with the goal of putting a ton of fish into Crowley Lake. The Stillwater Classic is a catch-and-release, fly-fishing-only tournament and anglers can fish from boats, float tubes or kayaks. You can enter as a team or as an individual or both. After the contest there is an awards ceremony with a free barbeque lunch for the contestants and you can win some great raffle prizes.

Triathlon starts at 9:00 am at Whitmore Pool. It's $35 per individual for either the long course (500 meter swim; 21 mile bike ride and 3 mile run) or the sprint course (200 meter swim; 6 mile bike and 2 mile run). There is also a family/team challenge sprint section- the sprint distance broken between 2 or 3 family/team members of any relationship. $55 per team.

Wine, live music, food and fine art by the Sierra artisans. This signature Mammoth summer event kicks off on Thursday evening with a Winemaker Dinner at Parallax; on Friday evening the event moves to The Village for the Wine Walk presented by the Mammoth Mountain Community Foundation; on Saturday Mammoth Festival kicks in with a day full of live music and fabulous wine. Enjoy perfect weather, great wines, appetizing eats and amazing art. The weekend-long event concludes in The Village with the Sunday Champagne Brunch.

The Quake and Shake starts at 9:00 am. It starts at the Inyo Craters Parking Lot and goes through Crater Flats, and winds back through blue diamond single track trails. Half Marathon does the loop twice plus a .8 to make it 13.1 miles. There will be 2 aide stations and great signage.

Rock your socks off at the event that lights up Mammoth. The scene is set for a smorgasbord of choice. Not only is there music to listen to over the weekend, but there's food galore too. Drink, taste, dine, and savoir a treat for all your senses. If you need to run off the excess, there's a fun mud run to round things off nicely.

Mark those calendars! The Mammoth Mud Run tests your endurance and strength on a brand new course over a series of obstacles, mud pits and more over 5 kilometers! This year we're creating a new course starting and ending at Canyon Lodge, with new features and old favorites.

2nd Annual Mammoth Bluegrass Festival features Bluegrass bands with national recognition. Fun for young and old alike! August 30, 2013 - $35 per ticket. August 31, 2013 - $40 per ticket. September 1, 2013 - $45 per ticket. 3 Day Pass - $95 Visit http://www.mammothbluegrassfestival.org for the band schedule.

At Snowcreek.

Ned's Mammoth Rock Race invites you to race this Mammoth Tradition - 10k Trail Run on the scenic and challenging Mammoth Rock Trail. Join us Sunday of Labor Day weekend!.