History

The visual art of veterans and their family members, accompanied by the words of the artists, gives form to thoughts and emotions that are often hard to articulate. Often, art can be a catalyst for communication and understanding. This exhibition allows an opportunity for each artist to externalize

Every Sunday from 1-4pm @ The Joshua Tree Retreat Center

Make art with Mil-Tree

Mil-Tree continues our weekly writing workshop on  Zoom. This workshop is open to veterans and civilians alike, facilitated by gifted writer, teacher and Mil-Tree Board Member, Renee Pickup.

with Marine Veteran Renee Pickup

The best desert crime writers reading with live music at the 29 Palms Visitor Center!

AT THE JOSHUA TREE RETREAT CENTER

A Discussion by artists about their work and what inspired them. Moderated by Artist and Art Consultant Danielle Guidici-Wallis

Learn how to build and maintain a low-maintenance, water saving way to grow vegetables in the High Desert. For More Information: info@mil-tree.org

Featuring: Patrick Wallis and Martin H. Milas

Veterans and Military Families Expressions

Collaborative concert from Mil-Tree's singer and songwriter workshops.

3 Day Workshop

Learn how to build and maintain a low-maintenance, water saving way to grow vegetables in the High Desert. TO SIGN UP GO TO: info@mil-tree.org

Learn the elusive art of songwriting Louise Goffin. Her songwriting heritage is deeply ingrained, Louise engages audiences through her podcast "Song Chronicles", delving into the artistic process. May 31 / 6-9pm June 1 / 11-5pm June 2 / 11-4pm Location: FURSTWURLD, JOSHUA TREE, CA 92252

Please join Mil-Tree for our final project of Tapestries of Transformation: Our One Act Play, “Tapestry”. Performed by veterans, family members and community, this performance will be the re-telling of a fantastical dream spanning one night of a warrior’s return home.

Mil-Tree continues our weekly writing workshop on  Zoom. This workshop is open to veterans and civilians alike, facilitated by gifted writer, teacher and Mil-Tree Board Member, Renee Pickup.