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April Fool's Day
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Moon 1st Qtr
A Tale of Three Cities
Copenhagen
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Tri-Valley Fly Fishers
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Dell Valle Fine Arts -
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Pleasanton Poetry, Prose,
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Palm Sunday
Niles Canyon Railroad
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Full Moon
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Good Friday
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LHG
Garage Open
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April 2009 Details
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Mar 27-28 Fri-Sat April 3-5 April 17-19 |
Working - A Musical Based on the Book by
Studs Terkel WORKING A musical based on the book by Studs Terkel. March 27, 28, April 3, 4, 17 and 18 at 8 PM and April 5 and 19 at 2 PM. Las Positas College Theater, 3000 Campus Hill Drive, Livermore. Tickets: $15 General Admission, $12 Seniors, $10 Students. Available at the Las Positas College Bookstore and Fine Fretted Friends in Downtown Livermore. Advance Reservations: 424-1812; Show Information: 424-1166. Contains some strong language. Sponsor: Las Positas College Location: Las Positas Theater Times: Fri, Sat: 8:00pm. Sun: 2:00pm Admission: General: $15; Seniors: $12; Students: $10 More info: Las Positas College, or 424-1166 |
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April 2 (preview) Thurs April 3-5 April 10-11 April 17-19
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Shakespeare's Associates - Copenhagen by Michael Frayn, directed by Virginia Reed. Copenhagen, Michael Frayn’s fascinating play about truth and responsibility in a perilous world, produced by Shakespeare’s Associates, opens April 2nd at the Bothwell Arts Center, Eighth and G Streets. Frayn based Copenhagen on a secret and perhaps fateful meeting that actually took place in German-occupied Copenhagen between Werner Heisenberg, a physicist working on Hitler’s nuclear fission project, and his former mentor, Niels Bohr, the renowned Danish physicist. The play, which won a 2000 Tony award for Best Play, prompted controversy over what the men might have discussed in that meeting. Was it a struggle for the soul of science, or did Heisenberg simply hope to end the wartime rift between the two? The playwright doesn’t say, but as his characters offer their recollections, truth and memory seem blurred. There is an underlying theme of “what if,” according to director Virginia Reed. “The audience is engaged in helping to solve the mystery of memory,” she says. “They become observers to its rewriting.” Reed, who has directed professional productions throughout the Bay Area, says the intimate Bothwell theater has an advantage. “The characters in the play sometimes speak directly to the audience,” she explains. “In a larger space that can begin to sound like a speech. In our production, the audience will feel a part of the remembering.” The production will have special resonance for a Livermore audience, many of whom work or have worked at Lawrence Livermore or Sandia National labs. Many have struggled with the same questions facing the play’s characters: How do we balance our commitments to science, to our country, to our families, and to our own morality? Experienced professionals converge on Livermore to perform. Paul
Silverman, well-known as a San Francisco-based actor plays Heisenberg.
Richard Massery, most recently known for his Shakespeare work in New Haven,
CT, is Niels Bohr . Kim Merrill of New York City will join the cast as Niels’
wife Margrethe, who often prods the men with her wit and wry insights. |
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A Tale of Three Cities - David Kennedy | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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April 2 Thursday
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A Tale of Three Cities - How the United
States Won World War II - David Kennedy Part of the Rae Dorough Speakers Series Pulitzer prize winner for “Freedom From Fear” and author of several books and articles, David M. Kennedy, a professor at Stanford University for over 40 years, teaches courses in 20th century American history, political and social thought, foreign policy, literature, and the comparative development of democracy in Europe and America. Kennedy's scholarship is notable for its integration of economic and cultural analysis with social and political history. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 7:30pm Admission: Adults: $40/$30; Students, 21 & under: $20/$15. 15% discount if you buy all 5 in the series (starts Oct 2008) Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, eLivermore.com theater page |
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Beppe Gambetta and Dan Grary | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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April 3 Friday
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Beppe Gambetta and Dan Crary From his unique roots developing as an Italian musician in love with American country and bluegrass as well as the music of his native country, Beppe Gambetta has travelled the world to dazzle and charm music enthusiasts everywhere. Beppe’s musical journey is one of light heart and curiosity whose destination is not totally defined because it is beautiful to find ourselves where we never would expect to be. Musical legend Dan Crary is a
master of the guitar and one of the few artists whose work transcends
boundaries of style and genre. Dan’s versatility prevails as his music
ranges from Mozart to Anglo-American fiddle tunes to moody, evocative
original compositions. “Jammed If I Do,” with guests Tony Rice, Doc Watson,
Norman Blake, and Beppe Gambetta, was hailed as one of the decade’s great
gatherings of guitarists, and his albums have garnered awards and rave
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Cinderella Classic - Valley Spokesmen | |||||||||||||||
April 4 Saturday
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Cinderella
Classic Bike ride. Bicycle tour for women and girls of all ages through Amador, Livermore, Diablo, and San Ramon Valleys. 65 miles total, it starts and ends at the fairgrounds in Pleasanton. Experienced riders can opt for the Cinderella Challenge, which adds 30 miles to the trip. The 2008 event was sold out with 2200 riders. Please, no Ride-a-longs. Sponsor: Valley Spokesmen More info: Valley Spokesmen
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Crow Canyon Cat Club 29th Annual Allbreed Cat Show | |||||||||||||||
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April 4-5 Sat-Sun
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Crow Canyon Cat Club 29th Annual Allbreed
Cat Show Over 250 cats and kittens of 41 breeds will be on display and competing for Best in Show. Many kittens for sale. Rescue organizations will have loving cats for adoption. Many vendors with arts & crafts, gifts & gadgets for both cats and cat lovers. Sponsor: Crow Canyon Cat Club Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: 10am to 5pm Admission: Adult $8, Child $5, Seniors (over 60) $5; Family (4 or more) $16. $8 parking More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, or 925-827-2722, or http://keencat.com |
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Del Valle Fine Arts Concert - The American String Quartet | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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April 4 Saturday
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Del Valle Fine Arts Concert - The American
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Pleasanton Poetry, Prose, & Arts Festival | |||||||||||||||
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April 4-5 Sat-Sun
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Pleasanton Poetry, Prose, & Arts Festival Join us for one fulfilling day or the entire weekent! The Pleasanton Poetry, Prose & Arts Festival will be held at the contemporary and expansive campus of the Pleasanton Cenior Center, near historic downtown Pleasanton on the outskirts of the Livermore Valley wine country. Sponsor: Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council, City of Pleasanton Location: Pleasanton Senior Center, 5353 Sunol Blvd, Pleasanton Times: Saturday, 8:30am to 7:00pm; Sunday, 9:00am to 3:30pm Admission: Various - see web site More info: Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council |
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Irvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra All Start | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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April 5 Sunday
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Irvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra All
Start The New Orleans Jazz Orchestra All Stars is a spirited, swinging, 6-piece band steeped in the tradition of New Orleans jazz, blues, swing and spirituals. Founder and Artistic Director Irvin Mayfield is a Grammy nominated, Billboard Award winning trumpeter and composer and the official Cultural Ambassador for the City of New Orleans. The group’s lively performance will evoke the wondrous blues sound, the incredible food, the magnificent architecture, the creative literary spirit and the celebratory joie de vivre of New Orleans. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 7:00pm Admission: Adults: $55/$40/$35/$30. Students (17 & under): $12. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, New Orleans Jazz Orchestra web site |
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Pleasanton Community Concert Band Spring Concert | |||||||||||||||
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April 5
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Pleasanton Community Concert Band Spring
Concert Spring Concert Sponsor: Pleasanton Community Concert Band Location: Amador Theatre, 1155 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton (Amador High School) Times: 2:00-4:00pm Admission: TBD More info: Pleasanton Community Concert Band |
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Arlo Guthrie | |||||||||||||||
At the Bankhead Theater
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April 7 Tues
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Arlo Guthrie Arlo Guthrie, born with a guitar in one hand and a harmonica in the other, gave his first public performance at age 13 and quickly became involved in the music that was shaping the world during the 1960s. The release of “Alice's Restaurant” helped foster a new commitment among the '60s generation to social consciousness and activism. In addition to playing the piano, six and twelve-string guitar, harmonica and a dozen other instruments, Arlo is a natural-born storyteller, whose tales and anecdotes figure prominently in his performances. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: Adults: $55/$40/$35/$30. Students (17 & under): $12. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, Arlo Guthrie web site. |
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Marcus Roberts Trio | |||||||||||||||
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April 9 Thurs
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Marcus Roberts Trio The Marcus Roberts Trio’s imagination and quick musical reflexes project a style that is powerful, rhythmic, and free. Traditionally the piano is the focus of jazz trios, yet Roberts prefers all musicians share equally in shaping the music by changing its tempo, mood, texture, or form with musical cues. Roland Guerin and Jason Marsalis possess immense talent both individually and as a unit. Roberts’ highly innovative piano style as well as his philosophy of jazz improvisation merges his love for great music with his creative imagination to create a thoroughly modern sound. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: Adults: $55/$40/$35/$30. Students (17 & under): $12. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, Marcus Roberts web site. |
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Nowroz Festival | |||||||||||||||
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April 12 Sunday
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Nowroz Festival Featuring exciting musical artists Habib Qaderi onstage, with special appearance by DJ Wassi on two turntables spinning Afghan, Persian, Indian and Arabic music. This year will also include Live Drama, Game Shows, Surprise Guest and spectacular children's carnival. Sponsor: Idol Entertainment Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: TBD Admission: TBD More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, or Little Kabul.com |
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Livermore Heritage Guild History Forum - Livermore through Elliott Dopking's Eyes | |||||||||||||||
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April 15 Wednesday
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Livermore Heritage Guild History Forum -
Livermore through Elliott Dopking's Eyes Presented by Susan Dopking Canfield. Sponsor: Livermore Heritage Guild Location: Livermore Civic Center Library, 1188 S. Livermore Ave. Times: 7:30pm. Doors open at 7:00pm Admission: Donations Appreciated. More info: Livermore Heritage Guild |
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California Independent Film Festival | |||||||||||||||
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April 16-19 Thurs-Sun
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California Independent Film
Festival The California Independent Film Festival celebrates the art of filmmaking in Livermore one California’s oldest wine regions. It is also minutes away from where early moviemakers first pioneered filmmaking. The Essanay Film Company produced more than 350 films in Niles Canyon between 1912 and 1916. Bronco Billy Anderson and movie legend, Charlie Chaplin developed and perfected their craft in this neighboring valley. Charlie Chaplin made five films in Niles, including two of his most famous – “The Champion” and “The Tramp”. Pleasanton’s downtown was the location of films such as “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm”, starring Mary Pickford and Abbott and Costello’s “It Ain’t Hay”. Today the spirit of film is still alive in the Tri Valley. Every year the California Independent Film Festival Association fosters the arts through three annual film festivals – The California Independent Film Festival, the Danville International Children’s Film Festival and the California Independent Horror Film Festival. CIFFA screens films from around the world and or own backyard. Entertaining audiences young and old by showcasing independent films through a wide range of categories that include features, shorts, documentaries, animation and music videos.
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Museum on Main Lecture - Tri-Valley Trails | |||||||||||||||
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April 16 Thursday
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Museum on Main Lecture - Tri-Valley Trails “Tri-Valley Appreciation,” a lecture about the unique area we live in, will be presented by Steve Thomas from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 16 at the Lynnewood United Methodist Church, 4444 Black Avenue, Pleasanton. The lecture is one in the Ed Kinney Lecture Series of Pleasanton’s Museum On Main. No reservations are necessary. Admission is $5 for museum members, $10 for non-members; $5 for teachers and $3 for students with valid ID. Thomas will talk about the Bay Area with its winning combination of climate perfection, geographic diversity, unique history and recreational abundance. Learn about interesting places to visit, unique weather, geography, and nature along with easy and interesting walks and hikes. This program includes over 100 color slides, interesting facts, and stimulating anecdotes. This lecture is a fast-paced presentation that covers the most interesting highlights of each topic with humor, surprises and audience involvement. The presentation is an outgrowth of his website "Tri-Valley Trails", with
over 200 walking and biking trails in the area. The site has over 3,000
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City of Pleasanton E Waste | |||||||||||||||
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April 18-19 Sat-Sun
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Crow Canyon Cat Club 29th Annual Allbreed
Cat Show Recycle TV's, fax machines, monitors, printers, cell phones, computers, video games, vcr's, dvd's, telephones and more. NO: Household appliances, furniture, florescent bulbs or paint. Sponsor: Crow Canyon Cat Club Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: TBD Admission: More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, or www.noewaste.com |
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Tommy Tune - LVPAC Spring Gala | |||||||||||||||
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April 18 Sat
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Tommy Tune LVPAC Spring Gala. Pulling out all the stops for an evening of first-class entertainment, Tommy Tune and the Manhattan Rhythm Kings will fill the Bankhead Theater with the smooth musical sound you’ve always loved. With the depth of his creative expression it’s not surprising that Tommy received the highest honor for Artistic Achievement, The National Medal of Arts. In addition to singing, dancing, and acting, Tommy has garnered nine Tony Awards for Broadway musicals such as The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine, and Nine. On his unique talents as a director, choreographer, singer, dancer and actor, the New York Times has proclaimed, “Mr. Tune has reshuffled the elements of the traditional Broadway musical into state of the art.” In addition to a show-stopping performance, the gala evening, a fundraiser for LVPAC, will feature complimentary wine, sumptuous desserts and coffee at a festive reception in the theater lobby immediately following the performance. We hope you will join us for an exciting evening to remember. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 8:00pm Admission: Adults: $125/$115/$105/$95. Price includes post-performance reception. Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: eLivermore.com theater page, Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center. Tommy Tune's web site |
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April 18 Sat
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Yoga Workshop Learn the language of enlightenment in this ground breaking workshop debuting at Cosmic Dog Yoga. Darwin Stephenson (author of Inspiration Divine: Learning the Language of Enlightenment) and Kelli Barnett (massage therapist and yoga instructor) will guide you to a deeper connection within your true self through simple and powerful practices that you'll be able to bring into your daily life. By combining sensation, emotion and thought with yoga, the Inspiration Workshop will bring you to a higher state of awareness of your Body, Spirit and Mind. Revealing and empowering, the Inspiration Workshop is a journey into personal balance that will infuse energy into your essence of your soul. * Students should wear comfortable clothes (suitable for yoga) and bring a few items (e.g. photos) that personally elicit different emotions (e.g. happiness, sorrow, peace, heartache, joy, etc.). Students will be focusing on their mementos to connect with emotion but
will not need to share their item or experience with others. We would also
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April 24-26 May 1-3 May 8-10 Fri-Sun
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A Chorus Line A Chorus Line is a musical about seventeen Broadway dancers auditioning for spots on a chorus line. The book was authored by James Kirkwood, Jr. and Nicholas Dante, lyrics were written by Edward Kleban, and music was composed by Marvin Hamlisch. The original Broadway production, directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett, was an unprecedented box office and critical hit, receiving 12 Tony Award nominations and winning nine of them, in addition to the 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. ADVISORY: Contains Strong Adult Language and Adult Content. Performances are 8pm Fridays/Saturdays and 2pm Sundays Apr 24 - May 10,
2009 at the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Bankhead Theatre, 2400
First Street, Livermore, California 94550.
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Friday Night Movie Nights - Monsters Inc | |||||||||||||||
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Friday Night Movie Night - Monsters Inc. Enjoy the movies on a Big Screen with Premium Sound 5:30pm Play Time with trained staff to lead kids in interactive activities Movies start at 6:30pm. Refreshments will be sold. Bring blankets and chairs. March27: Sandlot April 24: Monsters Inc May 29: The Incredibles Sponsor: LARPD. Location: Robert Livermore Community Center Gymnasium - 4444 East Ave, Livermore Times: 5:30pm Play Time Admission: Free More info: LARPD, 373-5734. Event Brochure |
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April 25 Sat
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Emergency Survival Expo Prepare your family today. Emergency prepardness products for sale. Free Mini-preparedness seminars. Health Emergency Information Pet Safety Information & On-Site Services Free 72 hour Personal Survival Kits (first 300 guests - limit 1 per family) Sponsor: LARPD. Location: Robert Livermore Community Center - 4444 East Ave, Livermore Times: 10am to 2pm Admission: Free More info: LARPD, 373-5700. Event Brochure |
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April 25-26 Sat & Sun
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16th Annual Spring Stampede The Spring Stampede brings folks together for a weekend of fun with horses and offers a variety of special events. The Spring Stampede is open to the public and Spectators are free and more than welcome! Come on out and have a root'in, toot'in time! In 2009 the Mustangs come to town! Yes, BLM Mustang and Burro Adoptions will be held at the Spring Stampede! Adoptions will be held on both Saturday and Sunday, with a preview on Friday, 4/24 between 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Gymkhana on Saturday and Horse Show on Sunday, along with two days of
Winery Trail Rides, Cattle Sorting, Tack Swap, Vendors, food and drinks. New
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April 25-26 Fri-Sun
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California Classic Alpaca Show Alpaca Halter and Performance Show. See hundreds of alpacas in all colors! Lots of venders, yarn, teddy bears, sweaters, designer clothing, and more! Performance show Sat & Sun. Halter show all day Sat. & Sun. Knitting/Spinning/Weaving demonstrations. Sponsor: California Alpaca Breeder's Association Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: TBD Admission: TBD; free parking More info: Fairgrounds Web Site, or 925 261-9711 www.calpaca.org/classic/index.htm |
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April 25-26 Sat-Sun
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Amador Valley Quilt Show More than 400 quilts - Traditional, Contemporary, & Wearable Art. Fabric Challenge, Memory Quilts, Merchants Mall, Demonstrations, Country Store and more. Sponsor: Location: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton Times: TBD Admission: TBD More info: Fairgrounds Web Site |
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April 25 Sat
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Lark in the Park - Orloff Park “Lark in the Park,” led my a museum docent and sponsored by Pleasanton’s Museum On Main, takes you one Saturday each month to one of Pleasanton’s local parks and helps you explore the local history that surrounds it. Participants begin each event at the designated park where the activities will take place. This month is a visit to Orloff Park. All events are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. An information sheet on each park will be handed out. Photos of the parks will be available for purchase, $5 for one quality photo; $1 for one photocopy. An activity related to that park’s history will be presented. Yearly membership in the Lark in the Park is $25 per person and includes passport, binder, and one photo of each park’s special history. Donations are gratefully accepted and a portion will go toward the Museum’s Educational Scholarship Fund. The goal this year is to raise $1,000 for a competitive scholarship between the two high schools. Next year plans are to have scholarship programs for both schools. 2009 - March 28, Hansen Park; April 25, Orloff Park; May 23 Kottinger
Park; June 27, Moller Park; July 25, Veteran’s Park; August 22; Delucchi
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Oil Solutions - Amory Lovins | |||||||||||||||
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April 30 Thursday
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Oil Solutions - Amory Lovins Part of the Rae Dorough Speakers Series Physicist Amory Lovins cofounded and is Chairman and Chief Scientist of Rocky Mountain Institute, an independent, entrepreneurial, nonprofit, think-and-do tank that creates abundance by design. Published in 29 books and hundreds of papers, and widely recognized with medals, awards, and ten honorary doctorates, Amory advises governments and major firms worldwide on advanced energy and resource efficiency, and has led the technical redesign of over $30 billion worth of facilities to achieve huge energy savings at typically lower capital cost. Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center Location: Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page Times: 7:30pm Admission: Adults: $40/$30; Students, 21 & under: $20/$15. 15% discount if you buy all 5 in the series (starts Oct 2008) Tickets: Bankhead Theater Box Office info - LVPAC Online Ordering page More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, eLivermore.com theater page |
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Livermore Library Events Sponsor: Livermore Library Location: 1188 S Livermore Ave. Times: See Table Admission: Free. More info: Livermore Library Photo by Bill Nale |
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