See Also:
Wednesday Night Live
2017 Dates:
June 7
July 5
August 2
September 6
As weather heats up in June, the 1st Wednesday Street Party celebrates jumping into summer. Rock out to country's hottest hits with June's featured band is Steel Rose!
Shop, dine and stroll your way through downtown Pleasanton. Visit our unique shops and restaurants and hit the middle of Main Street and the additional wide variety of businesses and community organizations who will have booths set up market their products and services as well as provide information. Enjoy tasty food from a variety of trucks from Food Truck Mafia.
Don't forget to check out ArtBlock, a live art and music experience with 30+ artisans on W. Angela Street. If you are an artist interested in being an ArtBlock vendor please fill out this form and submit to info@StudioSevenArts.com
To participate as a vendor, please complete and submit the application from the Information & Forms section of our website.
Main Street will be closed from Del Valle Parkway to Bernal Avenue from
4:30 to 10 p.m.
Location: Downtown Pleasanton.
Times: 6-9PM
Admission: Free
More info:
Pleasanton
Downtown Association
| 2017 Dates | Theme | Band |
| June 7 | ||
| July 5 | ||
| August 2 | ||
| September 6 |
See table below
Patrons are encouraged to pick up dinner “to go” from one of Downtown
Pleasanton's many restaurants and bring it with them to the park.
While guests are allowed to put out blankets and chairs (at their own
risk) in Lions Wayside and Delucchi Parks, they are asked to wait until the
morning of the concert to do so. The use of rocks to hold down blankets is
prohibited, as large rocks can damage lawn-mowing equipment. Also, the use
of plastic tarps, which can burn the grass, is not allowed.
Location: Lions Wayside and Delucchi Parks, Pleasanton
Times: 7:00 to 8:30pm
Admission: Free
More info:
Pleasanton
Downtown Association
| 2017 Date | Band | Type of Music |
The Young Eagles Program has been developed by the EAA Aviation Foundation to welcome young people into the world of aviation. Participation in the Young Eagles Program will help them understand that an individual's potential is unlimited.
Young Eagle flights are free and available to children and young adults, ages 8-18.
Interested parties should download, print and complete the Young Eagles Registration Form. Forms may be obtained at www.eaa663.org/Young%20Eagles%20Web/Registration.PDF
The flights take place at Livermore Muni Airport, Terminal Building, 636 Terminal Circle, Livermore.
Space is limited for each event. Contact the EAA 663 Young Eagles program
coordinator, Eric Helms to reserve your flight for this date. The program
coordinator may be contacted using the web site forum
WWW.EAA663.ORG or call
925-784-7128 Photos of the participants may be viewed on the chapter website
as well.
Sponsor: EAA (Experimental Aircraft Accociation) Chapter 663
Location: Livermore Muni Airport, Terminal Building, 636
Terminal Circle, Livermore.
Times: Varies
Admission: There is no charge
More info: The program coordinator may be contacted using the web
site forum WWW.EAA663.ORG or call
925-784-7128
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Thursdays
TBD
See Also:
Sunday Farmer's Market (Sundays)
Fresh Produce, local olive oil, freshly baked bread, and much more are for sale. There is also a variety of food for sale including Barbeque and kettle corn. The History Center and Livermore Art Association Gallery are also open during the Farmer's Market hours.
The third Thursday of each
month is Thirsty Thursday!
There will be wine tasting from local Wineries.
Local Bands will be playing, and arts and crafts will be on display.
Sponsor: Livermore Downtown Association
Location: Thursdays: Carnegie Park, 2155 3rd Street
Times: Thursdays: 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm (Thirsty Thursdays portion
is 5:00-8:00)
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More info:
Contact:
Livermore Downtown
Association (925) 373-1795 or
Pacific Coast Farmers Market
Association
2017 dates:
May TBD
June TBD
July TBD
Aug TBD
Sept TBD
See Year Round Sunday
Farmer's Market
Family Night: June 1, July 6, August 3, 2017
Free activities for Children
4:00pm to 7:00pm
Family Night Entertainment Schedule.
| Date (2017) | Theme |
| June 1 | |
| July 6 | |
| Aug 3 |
Thirsty Thursdays: May 18, June 15, July 20, Aug 17, Sept 21 2017
Thursday Thursday Bands:
| Date (2015) | Band | Type of Music | Wine & Brew |
| May 18 | |||
| June 15 | |||
| July 20 | |||
| Aug 17 | |||
| Sept 21 |
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Year Round
See Also:
Summer Farmer's Market (Thursdays)
The Livermore Sunday Farmers' Market is held rain or shine.
Sponsor: Livermore Downtown Association
Location: Carnegie Park (South K Street between Third and Fourth Street)
Times: 10:00am to 2:00pm
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More info: Contact: Livermore Downtown Association (925) 373-1795 or Pacific Coast Farmers Market Association
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The Pleasanton Farmers' Market is open every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine to provide you and your family with the season's freshest fruits and vegetables, all California-grown and sold to you by the very farmers that planted, nurtured and harvested the crop.
West Angela St. is closed off between Main and 1st Streets.
Location: Corner of Main and West Angela.
Times: 9AM to 1PM.
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More info: Pls Farmers Mkt
Sponsor: LARK
Location: Livermore City Council Chambers, 3575 Pacific Ave, Livermore
Times: 9:30am to 12:00pm
Admission: Free. Visitors Welcome
More info: LARK
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The Duarte Lincoln Highway Garage is open on the 3rd Sunday of each month. The Livermore Heritage Guild has a number items on display, including a restored fire truck.
Sponsor: Livermore Heritage Guild
Location: L St. & Portola, Livermore
Times: 10am to 2pm
Admission: Free
More info: Livermore Heritage Guild
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2017 Dates |
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Jan 15 |
July 16 |
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Feb 19 |
August 13 |
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March 19 |
September 17 |
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April 16 |
October 15 |
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May 21 |
November 19 |
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June 18 |
The History Center contains many photographs and displays on Livermore History, and is staffed by knowledgeable people who will to answer questions and share information on the history of our great town.
The history center shares space with the Livermore Art Association Gallery, which is open the same hours.
Sponsor: The Livermore Heritage Guild
Location: Carnegie Building, 3rd St. between J and K.
Times: 11:30a to 4:00p Wednesday Through Saturday, 4:00p-8:00p during farmers market.
Admission: Free
More info: The Livermore Heritage Guild or 449-9927
Location: Museum on Main Street - 603 Main St, Pleasanton.
Times: Wed-Sat - 11:00am to 4:00pm, Sun - 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Admission: Requested Donation: $2 per person
More info: 426-2766. Museum on Main Street
About the Museum On Main
The museum, supported by the Amador-Livermore Valley Historical Society founded in 1963, is the former town hall that was constructed in 1914 with funds raised by the Pleasanton Women's Improvement Club. The museum offers local and regional history exhibits, history lecture series, special events and parties, member events, community projects, walking tours, photo & document archive, historical research, history library, museum shop, art gallery, student education program, volunteer programs and a newsletter.
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1st & 3rd Sundays
April-Aug
Every Sunday
Sept-Oct
1st & 3rd Sundays
See below:
Offers Train Rides through historic Niles Canyon on restored vintage trains, on the original transcontinental Railroad route. Board the train in Sunol or Niles, and ride to the opposite end, then take the return trip when you are ready.
Location: Downtown Sunol and Niles
Times: Departures from 10:30am 12:30pm, and 2:30pm from Sunol, 11:20am and 1:20pm from Niles
Admission: Suggested donations of $13 adults, $10 seniors, $7 children 3-12, Free for 2 and under.
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More info: Niles Canyon Railroad
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2017 dates |
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| January (no trains) | July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. July 15: Wine Tasting Special (Sat) |
| February 5, 19. Feb 12: Romance on the Rails | Aug 6, 13, 30, 27. Aug 5: Wine Tasting Special (Sat) |
| March 5, 19 March 18: Beer on the Rails | Sept 3, 17 Sept 30: Wine Tasting Special (Sat) |
| April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 | Oct 1, 15. Oct 8: Beer on the Rails (Sun) |
| May 7, 14, 21, 28 | Nov: Train of Lights (No daytime trains) |
| June 4, 11, 18, 25 June 17: Beer on the Rails | Dec: Train of Lights (No daytime trains) |
Valentine's Day Romance on the Rails, Sunday February 12. 2:00pm
Train of Lights
See below
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Main Niles Canyon
Railway section
Railroad motor cars, also called "speeders", are the way that track crews used to travel. These days, most railroads don't use speeders. They have converted to "high-railers," or pickup trucks with flanged wheels at each end, to carry their work crews on the rails or the highways. Now, the Niles Canyon Railway presents an opportunity to ride the rails the way that track gangs used to travel. Speeder rides will be offered to the public for a unique railroad experience.
Advance sales only. Rides are very limited. Long pants and closed shoes are required.
Sponsor: Niles Canyon Railway
Location: Boarding at the Niles station.
Times:
Admission:
More info: Niles Canyon Railroad
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Feb 12
Sunday
Main Niles Canyon
Railway section
Experience the magic of a bygone era as you travel through scenic Niles Canyon on a vintage train from Sunol to Niles and back. En route, you'll be served specially-selected wines from the Livermore Valley, paired with hors d’oeuvres.
As one of the Golden State's oldest wine regions, Livermore Valley played a pivotal role in shaping California's wine industry. Spanish missionaries planted the first wine grapes in the Livermore Valley in the 1760s. In the 1840s, California pioneers looking for outstanding vineyard sites began planting grapes in the region. Robert Livermore planted the first commercial vines in the 1840s. Pioneer winemakers C. H. Wente, James Concannon, and Charles Wetmore recognized the area's winegrowing potential and founded their wineries in the early 1880s.
Wine Educator Steve Ferree will walk you through tasting a flight of Livermore wines. Each wine will be paired with an hors d’oeuvre selected especially for that wine. A Certified Wine Professional with the Society of Wine Educators, Ferree has earned certificates in wine from the Culinary Institute of America and the Wine & Spirits Education Trust.
Passengers MUST BE age 21 or older to ride. Reservations required.
Location: Downtown Sunol
Times: 12:00 to 2:00pm and 3:00 to 5:00pm
Admission: $75 (plus ticket fee) per person
More info:
Niles Canyon Railroad
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July 15,
Aug 5
Sept 30
Saturday
Main Niles Canyon
Railway section
Experience the magic of a bygone era as you travel through scenic Niles Canyon on a vintage train from Sunol to Niles and back. En route, you'll be served specially-selected wines from the Livermore Valley, paired with hors d’oeuvres.
As one of the Golden State's oldest wine regions, Livermore Valley played a pivotal role in shaping California's wine industry. Spanish missionaries planted the first wine grapes in the Livermore Valley in the 1760s. In the 1840s, California pioneers looking for outstanding vineyard sites began planting grapes in the region. Robert Livermore planted the first commercial vines in the 1840s. Pioneer winemakers C. H. Wente, James Concannon, and Charles Wetmore recognized the area's winegrowing potential and founded their wineries in the early 1880s.
Wine Educator Steve Ferree will walk you through tasting a flight of Livermore wines. Each wine will be paired with an hors d’oeuvre selected especially for that wine. A Certified Wine Professional with the Society of Wine Educators, Ferree has earned certificates in wine from the Culinary Institute of America and the Wine & Spirits Education Trust.
Passengers MUST BE age 21 or older to ride. Reservations required.
Location: Downtown Sunol
Times:
Admission: $75 (plus ticket fee) per person
More info:
Niles Canyon Railroad
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March 18
Aug 8
Saturday
Main Niles Canyon
Railway section
Be treated to a two hour train ride while tasting a variety of beers from bay area breweries and live music to be announced. You will receive a complementary lunch Polish sausage sandwiches, potato salad and coleslaw. . Train departs Niles/Fremont station at 1 PM returns at 3 PM.
Tickets only available online at ncry.org, or localwineevents.com
Must be 21+ when boarding: ID required: at ticket window for will call.
No outside food or beverages allowed, no pets, non-alcoholic beverages
are available on train.
Location: Downtown Sunol
Times: Departs Sunol Depot 1:00pm, returning at 3:00pm
Admission: $45 (plus ticket fee) per person
More info:
Niles Canyon Railroad
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The following description is from the Nile Canyon Railway Page
Come out and join us for the green hills of springtime and hear the bark of exhaust and echo of the whistle on the canyon walls. Economically priced so you can ride one, two or more for a full day of steam! Treat yourself and your family to a ride behind a beautifully restored 1921 steam locomotive pulling historic and open cars on a segment of the original transcontinental railroad through scenic springtime Niles Canyon. Seating in the newly refurbished Art-Deco Lounge car and the business car Oakland are also available.
Single trip tickets
Coach - Open seating $25 adult; $10 Child (4-12)
SP 2979 - Art Deco Lounge $40 All (Includes beverages)
SP 141 - Oakland SOLD OUT
Canyon Run coach passes
Two round trips $45 Adult; $18 Child (4-12)
Three round trips $64 Adult; $25 Child (4-12) Sunday only
Single day pass $85 Adult; $32 Child (4-12) Sunday only
Spring Flower Photo Special - Departs Sunol Depot
Saturday, March 28 - 8:00-12:00
Our popular photo trains with lots of runbys! This special train pulled by
steam engine SP 2472 will have an all Harriman car consist in traditional
green livery. Photo stops with the photographer and videographer in mind is
highlighted by the green hills of spring.
$65 per person. Sturdy shoes please. No handicap access in historic cars. Tickets are limited. Order early.
Ride in the cab of SP 2742! Each adult ticket purchased enters you in a raffle to win a ride in the cab of the SP 2472 on March 28 or 29th. Your ride will be during your ticket time, winners will be posted at the ticket will call!
This event is sponsored by the Pacific Locomotive Association and the GGRM as a fundraiser to support the continued restoration of our historic artifacts and rail line. We hope to see you again aboard one of our excursions. If you do not wish to receive announcement email from us in the future, please follow the instructions below.
Location: Downtown Sunol
Times:
Photographer Train: Saturday, 8:00am to noon
Family Trains: Saturday, 1:30 & 3:00. Monday,
10:30am, 12:00pm 1:30, and 3:00
Admission: See above
More info:
Niles Canyon Railroad
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calendars
Experience the magic of our brightly decorated holiday train, covered with thousands of lights, as it winds through the darkness of Niles Canyon on a 75-minute round-trip ride from Sunol to Niles and back.
This annual fundraising event is presented by the Pacific Locomotive Association to benefit Niles Canyon Railway projects throughout the year. We are sincerely grateful for all of our supporters who help our non-profit, tax-exempt, living history museum continue to operate and grow.
Trains run both from Sunol to Niles and back, and from Niles to Sunol and back. The two trains will cross.
Location: Downtown Sunol
Times: Departures from 4:30 and 7:00pm
Admission: General seating is $25. See the Niles Canyon Railroad.
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 Juliette Goodrich and Dick Jones with the book The Train of Lights, in front of the 2010 train. |
 The book is on sale at the Niles Canyon Railway and other locations. A book signing will be held on December 4th. |
 Inside one of the train cars. |
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Closed on:
Easter Sunday
Mother's Day
Sunday before/after Christmas
Free Docent Tours are given of the Ravenswood Estate developed by Christopher Buckley, Sr in the 1880s.
Location: Ravenswood Historic Site, 2647 Arroyo Road, Livermore
Times: 12:00 to 4:00pm
2nd & 4th Sundays of each month. See below for special events.
More info: LARPD
Photos & History
eLivermore.com has historical and recent photos of Ravenswood, as well as a
written history. Click Here
| 2017 Dates | |
| January 8, 22 | July 9, 23 |
| February 12, 26 | Aug 13, 27 (13th is ice cream social) |
| March 12, 26 | Sept 10, 24 |
| April 9, 23 | Oct 8, 22 |
| May 28 (Closed May 14, which is Mother's Day) | Nov 12, 26 |
| June 11, 25 | Dec (10th is Victorian Yuletide. Not open on 24th) |
Special Events
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Date |
Event and Description. |
| August 13, 2017 | Ice Cream Social. Noon to 4:00pm -
Photos Ice Cream, cookies, and hot dogs are for sale. Demonstrations, Music, and more. Tours and Gift Shop are open. |
| December 10, 2017 | Yuletide, A Victorian Christmas at Ravenswood. Noon to 4:00pm In December we are decorated for Christmas. Lots of special events, crafts, and more. |
The SheaHomes Stage is in front of the Bankhead Theater in Livermore.
Free concerts are held as part of Tuesday Tunes, the Opening weeks of the Bankhead Theater, and at other times.
Location: Downtown Livermore in the theater plaza in front of the Bankhead Theater
Admission: Free
| Date | Time | Band/Event | Type | Comments |
Tri-Valley Fly Fishers (TVFF) is a group of men and women interested in the sport of fly fishing. The mission of TVFF is to advance the art and enjoyment of fly fishing through education, recreation, and conservation. The Club offers a one-day novice class to help new anglers get started in fly fishing and hosts monthly fishing outings throughout Northern California and beyond. TVFF is also very active in conservation projects to preserve our fishing heritage. We meet at 7:00 PM on the first Thursday of every month September through June at the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod and Gun Club. Visitors are always welcome.
Web site: http://www.tri-valleyflyfishers.org/
2009 Meetings:
| Date | Topic |
| February 5 | "A Night at the Movies" A pot luck dinner and the showing of the DVD "Drift" an exceptional fly fishing and vacation destination video. |
| March 5 | |
| April 2 | Annual Silent Auction: *** Donations Needed *** Fly tyers: Please start tying for the auction and channel your flies to Gary Turri. |
| May 7 | |
| June 4 | |
| (No July Meeting) | |
| August 6 | Annual Pizza Night. Location: TBD |
| September 3 | |
| October 1 | |
| November 5 | |
| December 3 |
Meetings are located at the Livermore-Pleasanton Rod and Gun Club, at the intersection of May School Road and Dagnino Road in North Livermore.
| Tuesdays: June 15, 22, 29 July 6, 14, 20, 27 Aug 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Sept 7, 14 2010 |
Moreality Plays at the Livermore Plaza, Sept 11, 2007
Concerts on the Green (formerly called Tuesday Tunes).
Tuesday evenings downtown will continue to be the time and place to
experience Local Bands, Local Wines and Downtown Restaurants, as Livermore
Downtown Inc. launches a new summer event series titled "Concerts on the
Green, Summer Series."
Each week, we will feature live music from a local band, two Livermore wineries with wines for sale by the glass and by the bottle. Also new this year, beer selected by our downtown bartenders and owners will be on sale, highlighting their favorites. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available for purchase. Downtown restaurants will be on site with their tasty offerings.
No outside alcohol, beverages or food will be allowed into the concert
venue.
It will be fun for the whole family and we look forward to seeing you
there!
Sponsor: Livermore Downtown Association
Location: Livermore Plaza (1st St. & McLeod - in front of the Bankhead Theater)
Times: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Admission: Free. Beverages available for purchase.
More info:
Contact:
Livermore Downtown
Association (925) 373-1795
2010 Schedule
| Date | Band (Links go to band web sites) |
Type | Location & Comments |
| June 15 | Moreality | Classic Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| June 22 | Pladdohg | Celtic Alternative Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| June 29 | Groovy Judy | Flower Power Funk-Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| July 6 | The Hummingbirdz | High Octane Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| July 13 | Mud Daddy | Classic Rock n' Roll & Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| July 20 | Cooltones Big Band | Jazz & Swing | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| July 27 | Luna Fish | 60's/70's FM Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Aug 3 | The Aerodynes | Variety, Classic Rock & Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Aug 10 | 2endeavor | Acoustic Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Aug 17 | El Desayuno | Latin Jazz with Soul, Salsa & World Beat | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Aug 24 | Of Shape & Sound | Rock & Soul | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Aug 31 | Big Breakfast | Groove Pop Band | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Sept 7 | U Get What U Pay 4 | Classic Rock, Pop, & Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
| Sept 14 | Papa's Garage | Rockin' Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of the Bankhead Theater) |
2009 Schedule
| June 2 | Hurricane Band | Blues, Classic & Contemp Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| June 9 | Free Sound | Flagpole Plaza | |
| June 16 | Mud Daddy | Flagpole Plaza | |
| June 23 | Wallin & Barretta | Tribute to Italian Crooners |
Livermore Valley Plaza (in front of Bankhead Theater) National Bocce Championship Tournament Opening Ceremonies |
| June 30 | Papa's Garage | Rockin' Blues | Flagpole Plaza |
| July 7 | Next Level | Pop, Disc House, Funk | Flagpole Plaza |
| July 14 | Of Shape and Sound | Flagpole Plaza | |
| July 21 | Joe Grape and His Bunch | Flagpole Plaza | |
| July 28 | Silent Partner | Flagpole Plaza | |
| August 4 | Aerodynes | Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| August 11 | Luna Fish | Flagpole Plaza | |
| August 18 | Soundcheck | Modern & Classic Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| August 25 | Moreality | Classic Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 1 | The Hummingbirdz | High Octane Blues | Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 8 | Bryan Harrison Band | Folk Rock / Alternative / Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 15 | Fender Cronin | Folk, Jazz, Country & Pop | Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 22 | Damn Neighbors Blues Band | Blues, R&B, Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 29 | Groovy Judy | Flower Power Funk-Rock | Flagpole Plaza |
| Oct 6 | U Get What U Pay 4 | Rock & Blues | Flagpole Plaza |
2008 Schedule
| Date | Band (Links go to band web sites) |
Type | Location |
| June 3 | Generation Blue | Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| June 10 | Off the Record | Acoustic Rock & Folk | Flagpole Plaza |
| June 17 | Aerodynes | Classic Rock & Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| June 24 | Papa's Garage | Rockin Blues |
Flagpole Plaza |
| July 1 | Midnight Trio | Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| July 8 | Rock Explosion | Rock |
Flagpole Plaza |
| July 15 | Stones Throw Rocks | Rock & Roll Dance, Classic Rock & Alternative Vibe | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| July 22 | RedHouse | Rockin Blues |
Flagpole Plaza |
| July 29 | Moreality | Classic Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| August 5 | Dejabluz | Classic Rock & Blues |
Flagpole Plaza |
| August 12 | The Names | Livermore Valley Plaza | |
| August 19 | CoverGrrlz | Rock |
Flagpole Plaza |
| August 26 | The Hummingbirdz | High Octane Blues | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| Sept 2 | Contemporary a Cappella |
Flagpole Plaza |
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| Sept 9 | The Brad Petersen Band | Classic Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| Sept 16 | The Crisis | Americana & Classic Rock |
Flagpole Plaza |
| Sept 23 | Gabe Duffin Band | Classic Rock | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| Sept 30 | U Get What U Pay For | Rock & Blues |
Flagpole Plaza |
| Oct 7 | Groovy Judy | Flower Power Funk Rock with a Positive Groove | Livermore Valley Plaza |
| Oct 14 | Fender Cronin | Folk, Jazz, Country & Pop |
Flagpole Plaza |
2007 Schedule
| Date (2007) | Band | Comments |
| June 5 | Borracho Brothers | Rodeo Week |
| June 12 | Mud Daddy | Classic Rock |
| June 19 | Hurricane Band | Blues & CLassic Rock |
| June 26 | Hummingbirdz | Blues & Classic Rock |
| July 3 | Papa's Garage | Rock & Blues |
| July 10 | The Gabriel Duffin Band | Classic Rock |
| July 17 | Aerodynes | Rock & Blues |
| July 24 | Pendletons | Rockabilly |
| July 31 | Big Breakfast | Blues |
| Aug 7 | Feel Free | |
| Aug 14 | Pladdohg | Celtic Rock |
| Aug 21 | Papa's Garage | Blues & Rock |
| Aug 28 | Liz Lundry Band | Rock |
| Sept 4 | Bracken | Celtic Rock |
Starting September 11, there are 2 venues.
|
Date (2007) |
At the Flagpole | At Livermore Valley Plaza | ||
| Sept 11 | De Ja Bluez | Blues | Moreality | Rock |
| Sept 18 | Stones Throw | Classic Rock | Generation Blue | Blues & Rock |
| Sept 25 | el desayuno | Salsa | ||
| Oct 2 | The Gabriel Duffin Band | Classic Rock | Cool Tones | |
| Oct 9 | TBA | |||
| Oct 16 | TBA | |||
June 20
July 9
July 18
Aug 6
Aug 27
Sept 26
Oct 3
Outdoor movies at Wente
Sponsor: Wente Vineyards
Location: Wente Visitor's Center Lawn.
Times: Cafe and gates open at 6:30pm. Movie begins at twilight (approx. 8:30pm)
Admission: $9 Adult, $5 Children.
Family Fun Packs: Includes movie, popcorn, hot dog and soda for four. Pack - $48 for party of 4 $12 for each additional family member
More info: Wente Vineyards
2007 Movies
| Date | Movie |
| June 20 (Wednesday) | Top Gun |
| July 9 (Monday) | Shrek |
| July 18 (Wednesday) | Wizard of Oz |
| August 6 (Monday) | Sandlot |
| August 27 (Monday) | Big |
| September 26 (Wednesday) | Moonstruck |
| October 3 (Wednesday) | The Birds |
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