The annual Christmas Tree Auction, pictured in 2025, is set for Nov. 21 at Tenaya.
All are invited to step into a world of enchantment at the 26th Annual Oakhurst Community Christmas Tree Auction.
It’s hosted by Mountain Area Youth Organization and set for Tenaya Lodge at Yosemite in Fish Camp on Saturday, Nov. 21 from 5-10 p.m.
Each year, local nonprofits transform Christmas trees into stunning works of art while raising funds to support their important work throughout our mountain communities. Organizers said it’s an unforgettable evening of generosity, creativity and holiday spirit.
For a quarter century, the Oakhurst Christmas Tree Auction has remained a beloved holiday tradition and a cornerstone of community giving, raising hundreds of thousands over time.
Participating nonprofits and clubs this year include Coarsegold 4-H, Brendan Gillaspy Youth Foundation, Spring Valley Middle School, Yosemite High School Theatre Boosters, Soroptimist International of the Sierras, 4Evergreen Foster Family Agency, Inc., Central Sierra Woodcarvers, Yosemite High School FFA Boosters and Golden Chain Theatre.
This year’s Elegant Auction theme is Great Gatsby with its roaring 20s glamour, so that means you can adorn yourself with unlimited amounts of fringe, feathers, pearls, sparkling accessories, timeless style, bowties, a touch of Art Deco flair and vintage elegance.
The evening includes a live auction, silent auction and raffle — all designed to raise vital funds for local youth programs, school boosters and nonprofit organizations.
Held in Tenaya’s Grand Ballroom with beautifully decorated trees up for bidding and spectacular prizes waiting to be won, community participation creates a lasting impact.
Tickets are $150 each which includes admission and dinner. Table sponsorships are available.
More than a fundraiser, the Christmas Tree Auction is a gathering place, an opportunity for neighbors to connect, celebrate and invest in the wellbeing of local children and families.
The funds gathered each year directly support programs and services that strengthen the region, while the event itself reinforces the partnerships that make the community thrive.
Visit www.my.onecause.com for more information.
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