10/13/2026
Experience Rancho Camulos Museum’s commemoration of Indigenous Peoples Day on Sunday October 18 at Noon. Attend an informative presentation by Dr. Laurie Solis, local historian, anthropologist, and author of Tataviam : People Who Face the Sun.
Dr. Solis is an adjunct professor at The College of the Canyons. She will tell the story of the Tataviam people and their role in the history of the Santa Clara River Valley. Visitors can also view a selection of Native American artifacts and photographs showing the Camulos Tataviam connections.
Tickets are available for $10 on line at Ranchocamulos.org or at the door. The museum is located at 5164 E. Telegraph Rd, Piru ( Highway 126, 10 miles West of the I-5).
Discover Rancho Camulos Museum, a National Historic Landmark preserving California's Spanish heritage through its historic adobe buildings, guided tours, exhibits, and community events in Piru, CA.
