Roots & Rhythm Festival – Giving Back to The Land

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 10th, for the Shasta Land Trust’s first-ever Roots & Rhythm Festival! Previously known as the Wildways Kickoff Jamboree, this festival is going to be better than ever, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Shasta Land Trust’s office, Daniell Beaver Banks Preserve, along the Sacramento River.

This fundraising event features live music from an incredible band, a lineup of local food trucks, and dessert vendors that will be serving up delicious eats, while local craft beer and wine will be available for purchase all evening.

Guests will be able to purchase tickets for the 2025 Wildways event season, ensuring they don’t miss out on this year’s most sought-after experiences. Attendees can also bid on an exciting selection of outdoor gear, thrilling adventures, a special luxury getaway, and more in our silent auction.

This is more than just a festival—it’s a chance to celebrate and support the mission of Shasta Land Trust in protecting the working agricultural lands, waterways, wildlife habitat, recreational areas, cultural sites, and scenic beauty that makes this region special.

With great music, amazing food, local drinks, and exciting prizes, the Roots & Rhythm Festival promises to be an unforgettable experience. Gather your friends and your boots, and get ready for a day of music, food, drinks, and adventure!

Ticket price: $25 ($20 presale), $10 Children Ages 6-15 ($5 presale), Free for Children ages 1-5. Guest limit 250.

Duration: 3 Hours

Since 1998, the Shasta Land Trust has conserved over 59,000 acres of wildlife habitat, forest, open space, agricultural, and recreational land, and 151 miles of waterways protected from shoreline development. As an accredited land trust, SLT has worked with willing landowners, partners, local communities, and donors to achieve meaningful and lasting conservation of local lands.

Conserved land provides many benefits to our community. Clean drinking water, fresh air, strong local food networks, and abundant recreational opportunities are just a few of the benefits seen in our lifetime, with an immeasurable impact on future generations. These lands are necessary for our survival, from the water we drink, to the food we eat. By protecting our region rich with freshwater rivers, lakes, forests, and working ranches and farms, we can ensure a more resilient, healthy, and inhabitable future.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our sponsors and volunteers who make the Wildways program possible. All proceeds from our Wildways Kickoff Jamboree benefit local land conservation.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Shasta Land Trust, 5170 Bechelli Ln, Redding, United States