Nature Talks: Docent-Led Black Gold Exhibit Gallery Walk

​​Nature Talks
Nature Talks blends the restorative power of the outdoors with insightful discussions on our connection to the environment, sustainability, history and the world around us. It’s also a chance to meet like-minded individuals, spark new ideas, and build meaningful connections—all while walking together in nature.

​Black Gold Exhibit Docent Led Walk
Join for a docent-led Nature Talks walk at Fort Point, where we’ll explore Black Gold: Stories Untold. This powerful exhibition features 17 contemporary artists reflecting on the resilience, struggles, and triumphs of African Americans in California from the Gold Rush through Reconstruction (c. 1849–1877). Along the way, you’ll hear stories of Black entrepreneurs, the Buffalo Soldiers, and everyday heroes whose contributions shaped the state’s history. Enjoy the fresh air, connect with others, and spark meaningful conversation as you take in both art and nature.

Collaborators
For-Site
Green Lens Consulting

Details
We recommend that attendees utilize public transport or carpool to this event. Limited free parking is available near the fort and at the Golden Gate Bridge parking lot.

​Additional parking can be found near the Warming Hut Park Store and Crissy Field.

​Please plan for a 10 to 15-minute walk if you park in parking lots further away from the fort entrance.

The weather at Fort Point can be foggy, drizzly, and windy. Please plan for warm clothes and comfortable shoes.

​*Proceeds support FOR-SITE. Tickets are non-refundable.