Community Calendar for Shafter and Surrounding Areas
Local listings detail multiple weekly meetings and services across Shafter Bakersfield and Wasco. Nearby churches schools and clubs host activities from Prop 36 spiritual meetings at Free Will Baptist Church and Home Fellowship Church to city council planning boards and volunteer groups with dates and contact numbers.
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Free Will Baptist Church
Redwood
Home Fellowship Church
California Avenue
the Nazarene Church
W. Lerdo
Shafter Youth Council
City Council
Richland
Shafter Avenue
Redwood School
Veteran's Hall
James Street
Bakersfield
Alliance Against
Shafter
Central Avenue
Kern —Kern
Sundale Avenue
Espanol
Mexican Baptist Church
E. Lerdo Highway
Shafter Veterans Hall
AARP
American Association of Retired People
Veterans Hall
Walker Senior Center
505
Sunset Avenue
Shafter City Council
Pacific Avenue
Shafter Planning Commission
PTA
Richland Parent Teachers Association
Golden Oak
S. Wall
American Legion Auxiliary
Shafter Collaborative
Redwood Elementary
Shafter Ave
Kern County
Jon McQuiston
Central Valley Highway
Shafter Women’s Club
Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s Support Group
Shafter Convalescent Hospital
E. Tulare
Kiwanis
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Shafter Minter Field
Minter Field
Aviation Street
SAPD
Shafter Recreation and Parks Department Board of Directors
Home Fellowship
Lions
Shafter Lions Club
China Cuisine
Rotary
Shafter Rotary Club
Shafter Veteran’s Hall
Palm Avenue
Wasco
Shafter Post
The
American Legion
Shafter Historical Society
Shafter Depot
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Poplar
West Lerdo
Minter Field Air Museum
Shafter Depot Museum
Redwood Drive
Shafter Post Office Announces Holiday Hours and Services
The Shafter Post Office extends holiday hours from December 10 and 17 to 9 am to 5 pm on Saturdays and 7:30 am to 7 pm Monday to Friday during December. Passport services, insurance, delivery confirmation, packaging supplies, and Christmas stamps are available with minimal fees.
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Shafter Post Office
Thy
Shafter
Pilgrims Feast History and Thanksgiving Legacy
A historical overview of 17th century Pilgrim cooking and eating habits contrasts colonial routines with Wampanoag practices. It traces the 1621 feast, settlement goals, and the evolution of Thanksgiving dates from Lincoln to Roosevelt, ending with a community greeting about gratitude and shared labor.
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Kathleen Curtin
Plimoth Plantation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Cape Cod
Virginia
Virginia Company
U.S
Hudson River
New York State
America
Shafter
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Holiday
Pace 1
BFMC
HPN
Coulrtw Arid
Kern Family Health
Treasury
McFarland Business Financial Center
Citizens Business Bank