Enjoy a moonlit evening on Mount Diablo with up to nine of your closest friends.  Your party will experience an elegant multi-course dinner hosted by Save Mount Diablo and California State Parks staff on the Summit of Mount Diablo.  Dinner will be prepared on-site by the acclaimed Postino Restaurant of Lafayette.  Start your evening with hors d'oeuvres, followed by a gourmet dinner with ample drinks, live music, and dramatic 360-degree vistas of Mount Diablo.

Once people settle in they don't want to leave. Enjoy the sea birds, seal and whale shows right from the living room. If the surf is up it crashes dramatically between the split rock island in front of the enormous living room windows. If you are lucky enough to time your visit with a storm, the waves crash up and over the split rock island that emerges from the ocean right in front of the living room, but of course you are tucked away inside enjoying the show from the warmth of indoors.

Every room is situated to take advantage of the ocean views. Each bedroom has an adjoining patio. The house has surround sound in each room and master bathroom which enhances the sensory experience enjoyed here.

Situated on 2.5 acres of flat spacious land the 2 Master suites make this home ideal for 2 couples or families. Both master suites are at opposite ends of the house from each other ensuring privacy. Two additional bedrooms and bathrooms, multiple outdoor patios, hot tub, large dining room, wood-burning fireplace, below ground wine cellar and bar enhance your enjoyment of this one-of-a-kind home. 3 bedrooms are at one end of the house with a master suite at the other end of the house. If you enjoy cooking you'll love preparing your favorite meals in the large gourmet kitchen equipped with a 6 burner Viking gas range/double oven, new dishwasher, large GE Professional Series refrigerator. Kitchen is complete with all major appliances and even the small ones, like blender, mixer, electric juicer, coffee maker, coffee grinder, waffle maker, electric griddle. Kitchen offers full views of the ocean.

View this incredible home here.

Donated by Anne & Joe Roberts.

Exclusive Ranch Hike, Plus Luncheon for 10.

Don’t miss this chance to host 9 of your friends for an afternoon at Save Mount Diablo's sprawling thousand-acre Curry Canyon Ranch on the south side of Mount Diablo, the largest and most diverse of Save Mount Diablo’s properties.  You'll be treated to breathtaking views, an afternoon enjoying the spacious old ranch house, and a five-star luncheon on the patio, catered by Sunrise Bistro, with spectacular close-up mountain views.

A Save Mount Diablo staff member will lead your group on a hike, customized based on your preferred distance and difficulty level, looking at some of the history of the ranch, and pointing out flora and fauna of interest along the way. 

Donated by Save Mount Diablo and Sunrise Bistro.

Well-regarded local artist Paul Kratter will create one of his compelling landscape images (oil on linen panel) of Mount Diablo from the beautiful Sky Terrace Vineyards home of Bette & Jim Felton. This lovely property in the Las Trampas hills affords amazing views that inspire creativity and awe. Don't miss your chance to own this special painting commemorating Moonlight on the Mountain - Through Nature, We Shine! This piece of art will be unframed.

Paul Kratter's paintings embody the light, atmosphere, and emotion that only an accomplished artist can convey. Paul, along with many experienced fine art painters comes from an illustration background that instills strong drawing and design skills and a robust belief in graphic shapes and storytelling. This is prevalent in Paul's work as a skillful and accomplished landscape artist. After graduating from the College of San Mateo where he received his Associate of Arts degree in Graphic Arts, he enrolled in the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, one of the best commercial art schools in the country. Drawing, design, and composition along with editorial concepts formed the basis of his studies.

In 2002 Paul attended the very first Sonoma Plein Air event created by artist Keith Wicks and Judy Vadaz of Vadaz Vineyards. Coming from a background where weeks could be spent on a specific piece, he was taken by the immediacy and freshness of the work. The Artists captured specific moments in time, painting the dramatic light of the day. This deeply resonated with him. Other artists pointed out that chasing the light was impossible and to stick with a plan. This seemed so simple but Paul couldn't wait to experiment with a new media approach he had never considered. The whole experience moved him so much that the next day he went to the art store and bought a set of oils. This event started his career as a landscape painter and he has never looked back. 

Visit Paul's website to see more of his inspiring art at Paul Kratter Fine Art

Size of framed photograph is 58” x 30”

Acclaimed photographer and former Save Mount Diablo board member Stephen Joseph has been photographing the mountain since 1984, specializing in panoramic and three-dimensional landscapes.  A gallery of his work can be found at www.stephenjosephphoto.com.

Donated by Stephen Joseph

Framing donated by Fast Frame, Walnut Creek

Well-regarded local artist Paul Kratter will create one of his compelling landscape images (oil on linen panel) of Mount Diablo from the beautiful Sky Terrace Vineyards home of Bette & Jim Felton. This lovely property in the Las Trampas hills affords amazing views that inspire creativity and awe. Don't miss your chance to own this special painting commemorating Moonlight on the Mountain - Through Nature, We Shine!

Paul Kratter's paintings embody the light, atmosphere, and emotion that only an accomplished artist can convey. Paul, along with many experienced fine art painters comes from an illustration background that instills strong drawing and design skills and a robust belief in graphic shapes and storytelling. This is prevalent in Paul's work as a skillful and accomplished landscape artist. After graduating from the College of San Mateo where he received his Associate of Arts degree in Graphic Arts, he enrolled in the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, one of the best commercial art schools in the country. Drawing, design, and composition along with editorial concepts formed the basis of his studies.

In 2002 Paul attended the very first Sonoma Plein Air event created by artist Keith Wicks and Judy Vadaz of Vadaz Vineyards. Coming from a background where weeks could be spent on a specific piece, he was taken by the immediacy and freshness of the work. The Artists captured specific moments in time, painting the dramatic light of the day. This deeply resonated with him. Other artists pointed out that chasing the light was impossible and to stick with a plan. This seemed so simple but Paul couldn't wait to experiment with a new media approach he had never considered. The whole experience moved him so much that the next day he went to the art store and bought a set of oils. This event started his career as a landscape painter and he has never looked back. 

Visit Paul's website to see more of his inspiring art at Paul Kratter Fine Art