Save Mount Diablo: Discover Diablo August Hikes
Deepen your connection to land and nature by exploring the beautiful Diablo Range on one of these free guided hikes and excursions in August.
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Things To Do
Blackhawk Museum Now Open
Take a trip around the world and back in time by exploring the spectacular galleries of this world-class museum in Danville. continue reading ›
Indian Hotspot – Bay Area’s True Indian Dining Experience
Whether you’re craving savory or sweet, this San Ramon restaurant delivers an authentic Indian food experience with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. continue reading ›
Vacaville’s Lagoon Valley Park: A Rich History
There’s a fascinating history behind this Vacaville park that you know, love, and maybe even frequent! Learn all about Lagoon Valley‘s Native American roots. continue reading ›
To Tri-Valley with Love
Pledge to spend a little extra at local businesses in the Tri-Valley each week and learn how your shopping can enter you for a chance to win a $500 gift card. continue reading ›
Liquid Assets: Breaking Brew Ground
This family-owned Pleasanton business features 30 beers, ciders, meads and even kombucha on tap, along with more than 170 cans and bottles from around the world. continue reading ›
Taxes and Traffic: Local Author Proves Health and Gratitude Exists in Nearly Everything
“Sunroofs & Shoeboxes: A Journey of Unexpected Health and Gratitude,” by local author Jaime Mathews, is a daily exploration to discover that health, gratitude and joy can be found in nearly anything we do or experience. continue reading ›
The Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton
The Alameda County Fair is coming back Pleasanton October 22 – 31 for all your fair favorites like concerts, carnival rides, sweet treats & much more. continue reading ›
Pleasanton Library’s Grab & Go Service
Use this fast and speedy way to access books and other materials at the Pleasanton Library on Tuesdays through Saturdays.
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The Ghosts of Tao House
Do the characters from Eugene O’Neill’s plays live on in Tao House? This short film series will explore if their presence can still be felt at his Danville residence.
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