| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| New Year's Day |
Jan 1
Sa |
Jan 1
Su |
Jan 1
Mo |
Jan 1
Tu |
Jan 1
Th |
Jan 1
F |
January 1 |
First Day of the year. |
Federal, State, Schools, most all businesses |
| Martin Luther King Day |
Jan 17
M |
Jan 16
M |
Jan 15
M |
Jan 21
M |
Jan 19
M |
Jan 18
M |
Third Monday of January |
Martin Luther King's Birthday. Born January 15, 1929. |
Federal, State, Schools, some businesses |
| Groundhog Day |
Feb 2
W |
Feb 2
Th |
Feb 2
F |
Feb 2
Sa |
Feb 2
M |
Feb 2
Tu |
February 2 |
Old tradition from Europe, now celebrated in Punxsutawney Pennsylvania.
Tradition has it that on February 2, if Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow
(I.E. it is sunny) there will be 6 more weeks of winter. If not
(cloudy), Spring is just around the corner.
Groundhog.org |
|
| Super Bowl Sunday |
Feb 6
Su |
Feb 5
Su |
Feb 4
Su |
Feb 3
Su |
Feb 1
Su |
Feb 7
Su |
Generally early February |
While not a holiday per say, it is an important date
to note, to avoid planning other events on this day. The date is
chosen as the entire NFL schedule is put together. |
|
| Abraham Lincoln's Birthday |
Feb 12
Sa |
Feb 12
Su |
Feb 12
M |
Feb 12
Tu |
Feb 12
Th |
Feb 12
F |
February 12 |
Abraham Lincoln was born February 12, 1809 in Kentucky. |
State, a few schools |
| President's Day |
Feb 21
M |
Feb 20
M |
Feb 19
M |
Feb 18
M |
Feb 16
M |
Feb 15
M |
Third Monday of February |
Observance of Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. These were
celebrated separately as federal holidays until 1971, when they were
combined as President's day. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses |
| Valentine's Day |
Feb 14
M |
Feb 14
Tu |
Feb 14
W |
Feb 14
Th |
Feb 14
Sa |
Feb 14
Su |
February 14 |
In honor of Saint Valentine, who defied an order that Roman soldiers not
marry, and married them secretly. |
|
| George Washington's Birthday |
Feb 22
Tu |
Feb 22
W |
Feb 22
Th |
Feb 22
F |
Feb 22
Su |
Feb 22
M |
February 22 |
George Washington was born February 22, 1732 in Virginia. |
|
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| Mardi Gras |
Feb 8
Tu |
Feb 28
Tu |
Feb 20
Tu |
Feb 5
Tu |
Feb 24
Tu |
Feb 16
Tu |
Day before Ash Wednesday (the season of Lent) |
The season of Lent is a time of fasting, prayer, and abstaining.
Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday, is sort of the "last party" before Lent.
New Orleans is the center of celebration. |
|
| Ash Wednesday |
Feb 9
W |
Mar 1
W |
Feb 21
W |
Feb 6
W |
Feb 25
W |
Feb 17
W |
46 Days before Easter (6 1/2 weeks) |
Christian holiday marking the beginning of Lent. Worship services
generally include the imposition of ashes on the forehead in the shape of a
cross. The ashes are often made from burning palm branches from the
previous year's Palm Sunday. |
|
| Daylight Savings Time Begins |
April 3
Su |
April 2
Su |
Mar 11
Su |
Mar 9
Su |
Mar 8
Su |
Mar 14
Su |
2nd Sunday of March starting 2007
First Sunday of April thru 2006 |
Turn clocks ahead by one hour at 2:00 AM. "Lose an Hour of Sleep". |
|
| St. Patrick's Day |
Mar 17
Th |
Mar 17
F |
Mar 17
Sa |
Mar 17
M |
Mar 17
Tu |
Mar 17
W |
March 17 |
Born in 385 AD, St. Patrick was the bishop of Ireland, and is credited
with greatly increasing Christianity in Ireland. St. Patrick used the
Shamrock in his sermons to explain the trinity. Folklore has it that
he gave a sermon from a hilltop that drove the snakes out of Ireland.
He died March 17, 461.
Additional
Info |
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Vernal (Spring) Equinox
First day of Spring (UT) |
Mar 20
Su
12:33 |
Mar 20
M
18:26 |
Mar 20
T
00:07 |
Mar 20
Th
05:48 |
Mar 20
F
11:44 |
Mar 20
Sa
17:32 |
March 20 or 21
Day that the sun crosses the equator |
Sun crosses the celestial equator moving northward.
Date and times given are for Universal Time (GMT). Subtract 8 hours
for PST. US Naval
Observatory |
|
| First Day of Spring (Pacific Standard Time) |
Mar 20
Su
4:33 |
Mar 20
M
10:26 |
Mar 19
M
17:07 |
Mar 19
Th
22:48 |
Mar 20
F
4:44 |
Mar 20
Sa
10:32 |
March 19 or 20
(PST) |
Same as above, but listed as Pacific Daylight Time
(PDT is UT - 7)
Note that since the Equinox occurs at a specific time, this means that the
first day of Spring can be a different day in different time zones.
Note that in Pacific time, it never occurs on March 21. Prior to 2007
the Vernal Equinox occurred prior to Daylight savings time, so the PST time
was UT-8. |
|
| Cesar Chavez Day |
Mar 31
Th |
Mar 31
F |
Mar 30
F |
Mar 31
M |
Mar 31
Tu |
Mar 31
W |
March 31, or closest Monday or Friday if on weekend |
State of California holiday, starting 2001. The
birthday of labor leader Cesar Chavez (1927-1993). He formed the National
Farm Workers Association in 1962. |
State. |
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| April Fool's Day |
April 1
F |
April 1
Sa |
April 1
Su |
April 1
Tu |
April 1
W |
April 1
Th |
April 1 |
In 1562, Pope Gregory introduced a new calendar moving the start of the
new year from April 1 to January 1. Some people had not heard of this
or did not believe it, and were referred to as April Fools. It is now
a day of playing tricks on people. |
|
| Palm Sunday |
Mar 20
Su |
April 9
Su |
April 1
Su |
Mar 16
Su |
Apr 5
Su |
Mar 28
Su |
Sunday before Easter |
Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week. It marks Jesus' entry
into the city of Jerusalem through the Mount of Olives to shouts of "Hosana",
with Palm branches laid down for a path. |
Schools often have their spring break on or near Holy Week |
| Passover begins |
April 23 Sa |
April 12
W |
April 4
W |
April 20
Su |
April 9
Th |
Mar 30
Tu |
15th night of the Jewish month of Nissan |
Commemorates the exodus from slavery in Egypt. Passover refers to
the final plague, the death of the first born sons, where the Jewish
households were passed over.
2008: April 20 (Sunday) |
|
| Maundy Thursday |
Mar 24
Th |
April 13
Th |
April 5
Th |
Mar 20
Th |
Apr 9
Th |
April 1
Th |
Thursday of Holy Week |
Maundy Thursday marks the Last Supper. Jesus' love is demonstrated
both in his example of servanthood, the washing of the disciples feet, and
in the gift of himself in Holy Communion. Judas betrays Jesus.
Jesus is arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane, in the Mount of Olives. |
|
| Good Friday |
Mar 25
F |
April 14
F |
April 6
F |
Mar 21
F |
Apr 10
F |
April 2
F |
Friday before Easter. |
Jesus is crucified at about noon (the 6th hour) |
|
| Easter Sunday |
Mar 27
Su |
April 16
Su |
April 8
Su |
Mar 23
Su |
Apr 12
Su |
April 4
Su |
First Sunday after the first Paschal full moon
after the start of spring (3/20).
Range is 3/22 to 4/25 |
Jesus' Resurrection.
2008 is March 23, 2009 is April 12, 2010 is April 4
2011 is April 24, 2012 is April 8, 3013 is March 31
The date is explained
here
(US Naval Observatory) |
|
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| Earth Day |
Mar 20
Su
and/or
Apr 22
F |
Mar 20
M
and/or
Apr 22
Sa |
Mar 20
and/or April 22
Su |
Mar 20
and/or
April 22
Tu |
Mar 20
and/or
April 22
W |
Mar 20
and/or
April 22
Th |
Spring Equinox (Mar 20 or 21)
April 22 |
There appear to be two earth days, both with their roots in 1970.
The first earth day was proclaimed by the city of San Francisco and
celebrated on March 21, 1970, created by John McConnell. It is now an
internationally celebrated holiday, on the Spring Equinox. The United
Nations Peace Bell is rung at the moment of the Equinox.
Earthsite.org
Earth Day is more commonly celebrated on April 22, and has its roots in a
1970 rally at the start of the environmental movement. This lead to
the creation of the EPA. The EPA lists the April 22 date for Earth
Day.
Earthday.net |
|
| Arbor Day |
Apr 29
F |
Apr 28
F |
Apr 27
F |
Apr 25
F |
Apr 24
F |
Apr 30
F |
Last Friday in April |
Founded in 1872. Celebrates planting and caring for trees. |
|
| Cinco De Mayo |
May 5
Th |
May 5
F |
May 5
Sa |
May 5
M |
May 5
Tu |
May 5
W |
May 5 |
Mexican soldiers defeated the French at Puebla on May 5, 1862.
More celebrated in the US than in Mexico. |
|
| National Teacher's Day |
May 3
Tu |
May 9
Tu |
May 8
Tu |
May 6
Tu |
May 5
Tu |
May 4
Tu |
Tuesday of the first full week of May (May 3-9) |
Different sites list slightly different dates. Some May 8, some May
9. Tuesday of the first full week of May is listed by the NEA. |
|
| Mother's Day |
May 8
Su |
May 14
Su |
May 13
Su |
May 11
Su |
May 10
Su |
May 9
Sun |
2nd Sunday in May |
Celebration of mothers. Officially set in 1914. Began in
the US in 1907, although earlier versions also existed. A busy time
for flower shops and restaurants. |
|
| Memorial Day |
May 30
M |
May 29
M |
May 28
M |
May 26
M |
May 25
M |
May 31
M |
Last Monday in May |
Originally honored those who died in the Civil War. Now honors all
who have died in battle for our country. Was May 30th, but moved to
last Monday of May. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses |
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| Flag Day |
June 14
Tu |
June 14
W |
Jun 14
Th |
Jun 14
Sa |
Jun 14
Su |
Jun 14
M |
June 14 |
First celebrated in 1877, on the 100th anniversary of the flag.
Made a national observance in 1949. |
|
| Father's Day |
June 19
Su |
June 18
Su |
June 17
Su |
June 15
Su |
June 21
Su |
Jun 20
S |
3rd Sunday of June |
Celebration of fathers. Officially set in 1966. First
celebrated around 1910. |
|
Summer Solstice
First day of Summer (UT) |
June 21
Tu
06:46 |
June 21
F
12:26 |
June 21
Sa
18:06 |
June 20
F
23:59 |
June 21
Su
5:45 |
June 21
M
11:28 |
June 20 or 21
Sun reaches maximum offset |
Sun reaches maximum offset (23 degrees, 27 minutes) from the equator.
Longest day of the year (northern hemisphere). Date and times given are for
Universal Time (GMT). Subtract 7 hours for PDT.
US Naval Observatory |
|
| First day of Summer (Pacific Daylight Time) |
June 20
Tu
23:46 |
June 21
F
5:26 |
June 21
Sa
11:06 |
June 20
F
16:59 |
June 20
Su
22:45 |
June 21
M
4:28 |
June 20 to 21 |
Same as above, but Pacific Daylight Time (PDT
is UT - 7).
Note that since the Solstice occurs at a specific time, this means that the
first day of summer can be a different day in different time zones. |
|
| Independence Day |
July 4
M |
July 4
Tu |
July 4
W |
July 4
F |
July 4
Sa |
July 4
Su |
July 4 |
Celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in
Philadelphia. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses |
| Labor Day |
Sept 5
M |
Sept 4
M |
Sept 3
M |
Sept 1
M |
Sept 7
M |
Sept 6
M |
First Monday in September |
Celebration of labor. Legislation in 1894, but celebrated before
that. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses. |
| Grandparent's Day |
Sept 11
Su |
Sept 10
Su |
Sept 9
Su |
Sept 7
Su |
Sept 13
Su |
Sept 12
Su |
First Sunday after Labor Day |
Started in 1970s. |
|
| Admission Day (CA) |
Sept 9
F |
Sept 9
Sa |
Sept 9
Su |
Sept 9
Tu |
Sept 9
W |
Sept 9
Th |
September 9 |
California admitted as the 31st state, September 9,
1850
Also the day the Livermore Flagpole was dedicated in 1905. |
|
Autumnal (Fall) Equinox
First day of Autumn (UT) |
Sept 22
Th
22:23 |
Sept 23
Sa
04:03 |
Sept 23
Su
09:51 |
Sept 22
M
15:44 |
Sept 22
Tu
21:18 |
Sept 23
Th
3:09 |
Sept 22 or 23
Day that the sun crosses the equator |
Sun crosses the celestial equator moving Southward.
Date and times given are for Universal Time (GMT). Subtract 7 hours
for PDT.
eSky description -
Equinox celebrations.
US Naval Observatory |
|
| First day of Autumn (Pacific Daylight Time) |
Sept 22
Th
15:23 |
Sept 22
F
21:03 |
Sept 23
Su
02:51 |
Sept 22
M
8:44 |
Sept 22
Tu
14:18 |
Sept 22
W
20:09 |
September 22 or 23 |
Same as above, but Pacific Daylight Time (PDT
is UT - 7)
Note that since the Equinox occurs at a specific time, this means that the
first day of Autumn can be a different day in different time zones. |
|
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| Columbus Day |
Oct 10
M |
Oct 9
M |
Oct 8
M |
Oct 13
M |
Oct 12
M |
Oct 11
M |
2nd Monday in October |
Celebrating Columbus' landing in the new world on October 12, 1492. |
Federal Holiday |
| Reformation Day |
Oct 31
M |
Oct 31
Tu |
Oct 31
W |
Oct 31
F |
Oct 31
Sa |
Oct 31
Su |
October 31 |
Martin Luther nails his 95 Theses to the door of
the church of Wittenberg, in Germany. Oct 31, 1517. Although
not his intention, this set in motion the Protestant Reformation. The
Reformation
probably would have never happened if it were not for an unrelated invention
at about the same time: Guttenberg's Printing Press brought Luther's
writings to a much wider audience. |
|
| Halloween |
Oct 31
M |
Oct 31
Tu |
Oct 31
W |
Oct 31
F |
Oct 31
Sa |
Oct 31
Su |
October 31 |
Long history. Current form is "All Hallows Eve", or the eve of All
Saints Day, but origins predate this. |
|
| All Saint's Day |
Nov 1
Tu |
Nov 1
W |
Nov 1
T |
Nov 1
Sa |
Nov 1
Su |
Nov 1
M |
November 1 |
Celebration of all Saints. Started in 835 by the Roman Catholic
Church. Also known as All Hallows Day. |
|
| Daylight Savings Time Ends |
Oct 30
Su |
Oct 29
Su |
Nov 4
Su |
Nov 2
Su |
Nov 1
Su |
Nov 7
Su |
1st Sunday of Nov starting 2007
Last Sunday of Oct thru 2006 |
Turn clocks back by one hour at 2:00 AM. "Extra Hour of Sleep". |
|
| Election Day |
Nov 8
Tu |
Nov 7
Tu |
Nov 6
Tu |
Nov 4
Tu |
Nov 3
Tu |
Nov 2
Tu |
First Tuesday of November on or after the 2nd. |
US election day. All of congress elected on even numbered years.
Senators elected to 6 year terms, 1/3 on each even numbered year.
President elected every 4th year. States and localities vary. |
|
| Veterans Day |
Nov 11
F |
Nov 11
Sa |
Nov 11
Su |
Nov 11
Tu |
Nov 11
W |
Nov 11
Th |
November 11 |
Honors the signing of the armistice ending World War I on November 11,
1918. Also called Armistice Day or Remembrance Day. |
Federal Holiday |
| Name |
2005
Date |
2006 Date |
2007 Date |
2008 Date |
2009 Date |
2010 Date |
Generic Date |
Description |
Observed (Day off) |
| Thanksgiving Day |
Nov 24
Th |
Nov 23
Th |
Nov 22
Th |
Nov 27
Th |
Nov 26
Th |
Nov 25
Th |
Fourth Thursday of November |
A day of thanks to God by the Pilgrims for a plentiful harvest in 1621.
Their first winter had been very difficult and took many lives. With
the help of local Indians they were able to plant crops that yielded a
harvest that would get them through the winter. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses. Generally the
day after is a holiday also. |
Winter Solstice
First day of Winter (UT) |
Dec 21
W
18:35 |
Dec 22
Th
00:22 |
Dec 22
F
06:08 |
Dec 21
Su
12:04 |
Dec 21
M
17:47 |
Dec 21
Tu
23:38 |
December 21 or 22
Sun reaches maximum offset |
Sun reaches maximum offset (23 degrees, 27 minutes) from the equator.
Shortest day of the year (northern hemisphere). Date and times given
are for Universal Time (GMT). Subtract 8 hours for PST.
US Naval Observatory |
|
| First day of Winter (Pacific Standard Time) |
Dec 21
W
10:35 |
Dec 21
Th
16:22 |
Dec 21
F
22:08 |
Dec 21
Su
4:04 |
Dec 21
M
9:47 |
Dec 21
Tu
15:38 |
December 21 or 22 |
Same as above, but Pacific Standard Time (PST
is UT - 7)
Note that since the Solstice occurs at a specific time, this means that the
first day of winter can be a different day in different time zones.
Note that in Pacific Standard time, the solstice is virtually always on
December 21. On rare occasion it is in the early hours of December 22. |
|
| Christmas Day |
Dec 25
Su |
Dec 25
M |
Dec 25
Tu |
Dec 25
Th |
Dec 25
F |
Dec 25
Sa |
December 25 |
Celebration of the Birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. Exact date is not
known, and it has been celebrated at different times in the early church.
December 25 was established in 350AD. |
Federal, State, Schools, and most all businesses |
|
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For More Info: |
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Livermore |
|
|
|
|
 |
Ravenswood Docent Tours. 11:00am
to 4:00pm. eLivermore Photos |
LARPD |
2nd & 4th Sundays of each month
Feb: Victorian Tea
Aug: Ice Cream Social
Dec: Victorian Yuletide
See Details |
2nd & 4th Sundays of each month
Feb: Valentine Tea
Aug: Ice Cream Social
Dec: Victorian Yuletide |
Monthly
2nd Sunday of each month
Feb: Valentine Tea
Aug: Ice Cream Social
Dec: Victorian Yuletide |
| |
Wine Country Golf Championship |
Wine
Country Championship web site |
March 21 - April 1 |
March 23-31 |
Yearly |
| |
California Independent Film Festival. Began here in 2002 |
California
Independent Film Festival |
May 18-22 |
TBD |
Yearly,
Spring |
| |
Livermore Wine Country Festival (formerly the Days of
Wine and Honey). Downtown Livermore. |
Livermore
Events or
Livermore Downtown
Association |
May 5-6 |
TBD |
Yearly
May |
 |
Livermore Farmers Market -
Every Thursday 4-8, mid May to Mid October. Carnegie Park and J St.
between 3rd and 4th. eLivermore
Photos |
Livermore
Events
or
Lvr Farmers Mkt |
May 17 to Oct 18
See Details |
TBD |
Weekly
Mid May through Mid Oct. |
 |
B17 and B24 Bombers at the Livermore Airport.
Normally on Memorial Day. eLivermore
Photos |
The
Collings Foundation |
May 27-29
See Details |
Most likely Memorial Day Weekend |
Yearly
around Memorial Day |
 |
Livermore Rodeo Parade 1st street Livermore. 9am - 11pm.
Pictures of 2001 Parade |
Rodeo Parade
Site |
June 9 |
June 14 |
Yearly
Saturday of the 2nd full weekend of June |
| |
Livermore Rodeo 7am to 10pm Robertson Park Second weekend of June |
Livermore Pro Rodeo
Asso |
June 9-10 |
June 14 & 15 |
Yearly
2nd Full Weekend in June |
| |
Livermore Old Fashion Fourth of July.
Robertson Park 4:00 to 10:00. Fireworks at dusk (~9:18) |
Livermore
Events |
July 4 |
July 4 |
Yearly
July 4 |
 |
Harvest Wine Festival. Sunday & Monday of
Labor Day Weekend. eLivermore Photos
Page 1, Page 2 |
Livermore
Winegrowers |
Sept 2 & 3 |
Aug 31 &
Sept 1 |
Yearly
Sunday & Monday of Labor Day Weekend |
|
 |
Children's Fair. LARPD. eLivermore
Photos |
|
Sept 8
& 9 |
TBD |
Yearly |
| |
Nostalgia Day Car Show. |
Livermore Downtown
Association |
Sept 30 |
TBD |
Yearly |
 |
Airport Appreciation Day Livermore Airport 10am to 4pm |
Livermore
Events |
TBD |
TBD |
Yearly |
 |
Alden Lane Fall Festival. Alden Lane Nursery |
Alden Lane Nursery |
TBD |
TBD |
Yearly |
 |
Livermore Downtown Trick or Treat
eLivermore.com photos |
Livermore
Events or
Livermore Downtown
Association |
Oct 25 |
TBD |
Yearly
Generally the Thursday before Halloween |
| |
Livermore Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Downtown
Livermore 6-8PM |
Livermore Downtown
Association |
December
1 |
TBD |
Yearly
Generally first Saturday of December |
| |
Holidays in the Vineyards |
Lvr
Valley Winegrowers Asso
Livermore
Events |
Dec 1 and 2 |
TBD |
Yearly,
Early December |
 |
Ravenswood Victorian Yuletide |
Ravenswood
Info |
Dec 9 |
TBD |
Yearly
2nd Sunday of December |
| |
The Nutcracker. |
Livermore
Events |
|
TBD |
Yearly
Mid December |
|
Pleasanton |
For More Info: |
2007 Dates |
2008 Dates |
Frequency / Generic Date |
| |
Pleasanton 1st Wednesday Street
Party. 6:00-9:00 P.M. Main
Street. |
Pleasanton
Downtown Association -or-
Pleasanton
Events
|
First Wednesday of each month May thru September |
First Wednesday of each month May thru September |
Monthly
First Wednesday of each month May thru September |
| |
Concert in the Park. Wayside Park, Pleasanton every Friday Night
6-9 PM More info: |
Pleasanton
Downtown Association -or-Pleasanton
Events |
June 1 to Sept 7 |
TBD |
Weekly
Fridays, June to Sept |
 |
Pleasanton Farmers Market.
Every Saturday rain or shine 9AM to 1PM. Corner of Main and West
Angela. eLivermore Photos |
Pls
Farmers Mkt |
Every Saturday,
year round. |
Every Saturday,
year round. |
Weekly
Every Saturday |
| |
Alameda County Fair Parade. |
Pleasanton
Events |
June 23 |
TBD |
Yearly, Saturday of fair start. |
| |
Alameda County Fair. |
Alameda
County Fairground |
June 22
to July 8 |
TBD |
Yearly
3 weekends & 2 weeks, late June to early July |
| |
Wine Stroll. Pleasanton Main Street |
Pleasanton
Downtown Association -or-
Pleasanton
Events |
July 19 |
TBD |
Yearly |
| |
Scottish Games. Saturday &
Sunday of Labor Day Weekend. At the Pleasanton Fairgrounds |
Pleasanton
Events
Caledonian Club |
Sept 1
& 2 |
Aug 30 & 31 |
Yearly
Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weekend. |
| |
Hometown Holiday Parade/Tree Lighting Ceremonies. |
Pleasanton
Downtown Association -or-
Pleasanton
Events
|
December 1 |
TBD |
Yearly |
|
Dublin |
For More Info: |
2007 Dates |
2008 Dates |
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St. Patrick's Day Festival and Parade |
Dublin
St. Pat site |
March 16-18 |
TBD |
Yearly
Weekend prior to or during March 17 |
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San Ramon Farmer's Market
9:00am to 1:00pm |
City Web
Site |
Every Saturday, May to October. |
Every Saturday, May to October. |
Every Saturday, May to October. |
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San Ramon |
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Art & Wind Festival |
Event Web Site |
May 27-28 |
TBD |
Yearly
Memorial Day weekend |
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Photos (Click for photo page) |
Sunol |
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Niles Caynon Railway.
Trains run the first and third Sunday of each month, October to March, Every Sunday
April through September. eLivermore
Photos |
Niles
Canyon Railway web
page |
Oct to March:
1st & 3rd Sunday of each month.
April to September: Every Sunday
Check their web site for any changes.
December is train of lights
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Oct to March:
1st & 3rd Sunday of each month.
April to September: Every Sunday
Check their web site for any changes.December is train of lights
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Oct to March:
1st & 3rd Sunday of each month.
April to September: Every Sunday
Check their web site for any changes. |