The Old Yellow House Foundation is an educational center promoting sustainable practices for the stewardship of the Earth and its people. It is a model revealing connection through history, heritage, health, artistic expression, and regenerative living that creates synergy between humans, ecosystems, and economics.
The Old Yellow House was built in 1890 as housing for the railroad workers, who were to build transportation for the soon-to-be bankrupt California-Nevada line. The Nelson family purchased it in 1918 to escape the Spanish flu pandemic and moved to the country from Albany. James purchased it in 2012 to showcase his talents in Geo-Solar architecture, and in doing so discovered hidden treasures...
Join us for a variety of exciting events and exhibitions that showcase the cultural and historical significance of The Old Yellow House and the East Bay Area. From lectures to guided tours to art exhibits to yoga and wellness retreats, there's something for everyone.
James Wright and the Old Yellow House Foundation are dedicated to preserving this local treasure and experience, so future generations will be able to enjoy the wisdom and insight this campus offers.
The Old Yellow House Foundation is committed to educating the community, young and young at heart. Programs include the local habitats, creeks, mammals, birds, the history of Native Americans, living sustainably, and wellness retreats.
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We have created a warm inviting environment, where we host all in the community to learn, create, and explore.
The Old Yellow House Foundation is made up of several talented dedicated individuals who are generous with their gifts and time.
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209 Moraga Way, Orinda, California 94563, United States
