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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.

Capture the magic of Joshua Tree’s sunset with a master behind the lens!

This call-and-response exhibit pairs the work of veteran and active-duty military writers with responses from civilian visual artists, creating a powerful dialogue between written word and visual expression. (Illustration by Barry Scanlan)

Let’s gather, sing, and lift each other up beneath the Mojave Moon!

Not your Grandma's Bingo! Benefitting Mil-Tree

Veterans and Active-Duty: learn night photography with Casey Kiernan

Join Mil-Tree and MDLT on a nature hike!

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.

A breathtaking dance performance on a steel motion sculpture, featuring a quintet of dancers embodying the delicate yet powerful balance of evolution, adaptation, and connection.

We are proud to announce a workshop in collaboration with the acclaimed movement and performance company Capacitor

Join the Mil-Tree Community Garden for fun activities!

Veterans and active-duty service members are invited to join us for the Force of Nature Bird Watch.

Exploring Parallels of Punk Rock and Veteran Experiences

Calling all veterans and active-duty military! You’re invited to join a new program connecting servicemembers to relaxing and immersive outdoor activities in the desert landscape.

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

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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.

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