A new interpretive center honoring the first periods of California history will be unveiled at the Sanchez Adobe site in Pacifica in a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 26, which is also Ohlone Day.

Ohlone Day is an annual celebration of Ohlone Indian heritage and culture, and the day’s program is part of the countywide commemoration of the first sighting of the San Francisco Bay by those on the Portola expedition 250 years ago.    

Sanchez Adobe site in Pacifica

The new, 2,500-square-foot interpretive center at the Sánchez Adobe site in Pacifica. 

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