Programs held at the Antelope-Menifee Rural Center

Antelope-Menifee Rural Center

Topics related to Menifee history are shared with the public at  9:30am on the third Saturday of every other month from September to May at the Antelope-Menifee Rural Center 


31850 Haun Rd. (north of Garbani Road).  

Activities

Monthly History Programs We get a large gathering of people at our programs

Join us for our History Programs 

at the Antelope-Menifee Rural Center

September to May.

The Great Oak Oldest living oak tree

We visited the Great Oak at Pechanga  The Great Oak is over 1,000 years old, making it one of the oldest living oak trees in the US

Out in the field looking at bedrock mortars, native plants and ceremonial cupuoles.

Out in the field looking at bedrock mortars, native plants and ceremonial cupuoles.

Scouts 4-H Non-profit organizations

Tours available for all ages.  Here, the Menifee Valley Boys and Girls Club learns about the Native Americans.

Facemasks Program of early homesteaders

We can come to your community and group meetings and share our rich history.  Here children enrolled in the City of Menifee Youth Summer Program learn about early homesteaders.

William Newport Newport Ranch

If you would like information about early settlers and what life was like in our valley as early as the 1880's, contact us for information or visit the Education tab on this website.