Jack London State Historic Park
Jack London State Historic Park is the perfect backdrop for our award-winning productions. Jack London, the great American writer of The Call of the Wild and White Fang, penned many of his celebrated works from the cottage that overlooks our stage. Our partnership with California State Parks and Jack London Park Partners means our productions help provide the funds that keep the park open — giving the public ongoing access to the beauty and history of this truly special place.
A portion of every ticket goes to the park. Over the past decade, Transcendence has raised over $600,000 for Jack London State Historic Park.
The purpose of Jack London State Historic Park is to make available to the people for their enjoyment the historical and natural features that exemplify Jack London’s lifestyle, his contribution to American literature, his efforts to develop and demonstrate new agriculture techniques, and his affection for the natural environment. It is the goal of Department of Parks and Recreation at Jack London State Historic Park to preserve, restore, and interpret those historic and natural resources that reflect Jack London’s life.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Transcendence Theatre Company acknowledges the original inhabitants and storytellers of this land–the Graton Rancheria and Coast Miwok people. We commit to honoring and celebrating their past, present, and future contributions.
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