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May 2010

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Colors:  Livermore - Pleasanton - Dublin - Bankhead Theater - Other or multiple

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Continuous Events
Lvr History Center
Pls Museum

2010 

Key:
Sun: rise -- set
Moon: rise -- set

See Notes on Sun / Moon

May Averages

Ave Hi: 76.8º
Ave Lo: 47.7º
Ave Rain: 0.44"
Weather Page 

Continuous Events
Lvr History Center
Pls Museum

Dates to be determined:
Lvr Wine Festival
OSH How to fair
 

   

1
Sun:
06:11 -- 19:57
Moon:
23:43 -- 08:20

Pls Farmers Market

Tri-Valley Rep
   The Producers
 

Livermore Valley Wine Auction

Lvr Wine Country Fest

2
Sun:
06:10 -- 19:58
Moon:
xx:xx -- 09:17

Niles Canyon Railroad

Tri-Valley Rep
   The Producers
 

Lvr Wine Country Fest

3
Sun:
06:09 -- 19:59
Moon:
00:29 -- 10:17

Le Leche Meeting  

4  National Teachers Day
Sun:
06:08 -- 20:00
Moon:
01:08 -- 11:17

 

5  Moon Last Qtr
  Cinco De Mayo
Sun:
06:07 -- 20:01
Moon:
01:41 -- 12:16

1st Wednesday
   Street Party

 

6
Sun:
06:06 -- 20:02
Moon:
02:09 -- 13:14

 

7
Sun:
06:05 -- 20:03
Moon:
02:35 -- 14:11

Tri-Valley Rep
   The Producers
 

Broadway Chorus

8
Sun:
06:04 -- 20:04
Moon:
03:00 -- 15:08

Bone Marrow Donor Registry

Pls Farmers Market

Hawaiian Festival

Tri-Valley Rep
   The Producers

Broadway Chorus

Shakespeare's Associates
   Spring Fundraiser

 

Mother's Day
Sun:
06:03 -- 20:05
Moon:
03:24 -- 16:06

Niles Canyon Railroad

Hawaiian Festival

Tri-Valley Rep
   The Producers
 

Broadway Chorus

10
Sun:
06:02 -- 20:06
Moon:
03:49 -- 17:06

 

11
Sun:
06:01 -- 20:06
Moon:
04:17 -- 18:08

 

12
Sun:
06:00 -- 20:07
Moon:
04:48 -- 19:13

 

13  New Moon
Sun:
05:59 -- 20:08
Moon:
05:24 -- 20:18

 

14
Sun:
05:58 -- 20:09
Moon:
06:08 -- 21:23

Leo Kottke

 

15
Sun:
05:57 -- 20:10
Moon:
07:00 -- 22:24

Pls Farmers Market

Livermore-Amador Symphony Concert

 

16
Sun:
05:57 -- 20:11
Moon:
08:01 -- 23:18

Niles Canyon Railroad

 

17
Sun:
05:56 -- 20:12
Moon:
09:08 -- xx:xx

 

18
Sun:
05:55 -- 20:12
Moon:
10:18 -- 00:05

 

19
Sun:
05:54 -- 20:13
Moon:
11:30 -- 00:45

Tour of California
  through Livermore

 

20  Moon 1st Qtr
Sun:
05:54 -- 20:14
Moon:
12:40 -- 01:20

Lvr Farmers Market

Pacific Chamber Symphony
  Maestro's Surprise
 

 

21
Sun:
05:53 -- 20:15
Moon:
13:50 -- 01:51

PSEE Art Show

 

22
Sun:
05:52 -- 20:16
Moon:
14:58 -- 02:20

PSEE Concerts

Pls Farmers Market

Valley Concert Chorale
   Folk Songs from
   Around the World

 

23
Sun:
05:52 -- 20:17
Moon:
16:07 -- 02:50

Niles Canyon Railroad

Ravenswood Tours

Let's Go Science

 

24
Sun:
05:51 -- 20:17
Moon:
17:16 -- 03:21

 

25
Sun:
05:50 -- 20:18
Moon:
18:25 -- 03:55

 

26
Sun:
05:50 -- 20:19
Moon:
19:32 -- 04:34

 

27  Full Moon
Sun:
05:49 -- 20:20
Moon:
20:36 -- 05:18

Lvr Farmers Market

Truck Historical Convention
  & Show

 

28
Sun:
05:49 -- 20:20
Moon:
21:33 -- 06:08

Art & Wine Crawl

JAMfest Youth Concert

Truck Historical Convention
  & Show

 

29
Sun:
05:48 -- 20:21
Moon:
22:22 -- 07:04

LHG Auction

Pls Farmers Market

Truck Historical Convention
  & Show

 

30
Sun:
05:48 -- 20:22
Moon:
23:03 -- 08:03

B17 , B24 Bombers

Niles Canyon Railroad

Spring Antique Faire

Art in the Vineyard

Art & Wind Festival

 

31    Memorial Day
Sun:
05:47 -- 20:22
Moon:
23:39 -- 09:04

B17 , B24 Bombers

Art & Wind Festival 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other Months
January 2010 February 2010 March 2010 April 2010 May 2010 June 2010
July 2010 August 2001 September 2010 October 2010 November 2010 December 2010
Other Calendar Information
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The information on this calendar was obtained from many sources, and many organizations.  Every attempt is made to provide accurate information.  Organizations sometimes make changes, and I am not always informed.  Please follow the "More Info" links to check for updates from the sponsoring organization.  If you find errors, please email webservant@eLivermore.com.

May 2010 Details

The details for the following reoccurring events are on a separate page, common to all calendar months.  This saves download time.  Click the item for the details.
   
Livermore History Center Highway Garage Open
Museum on Main St  
Pleasanton Farmer's Market  
Niles Canyon Railway Ravenswood Docent Tours
  Livermore Amateur Radio Klub Meeting

 

   
The Producers

At the Bankhead Theater


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April 23-25
April 30,
May 1-2
May 7-9

Fri-Sun

 

The Producers
The Producers are Bialystock and Bloom! Those names should strike terror and hysteria in anyone familiar with Mel Brooks’ classic cult comedy film. Now as a big Broadway musical, outrageous, hilarious, off the wall, and the winner of a record 12 Tony Awards, The Producers once again sets the standard for modern, outrageous, in-your-face humor. It is a truly “boffo” hit and you will find yourself holding your sides with laughter as Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom sing and dance their way through the greatest show biz scam that there ever was. This show is rated R.  **This performance contains adult content. Please use your discretion when considering bringing children.**

Music & Lyrics by Mel Brooks. Book by Mel Brooks & Thomas Meehan.
Sponsor: Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre (formerly Pleasanton Playhouse)
Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  Fridays & Saturday: 8:00pm.  Sunday Matinees: 2:00pm
Admission: Adults: $36.50
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office info  -  LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info: Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre (formerly Pleasanton Playhouse),  eLivermore.com theater pageLivermore Valley Performing Arts Center
 

Livermore Wine Country Festival
  May 1-2
Sat - Sun


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Livermore Wine Country Festival
Join us for the 19TH ANNUAL WINE COUNTRY FESTIVAL!!
Featuring Premium Wines from 30 local wineries and beer from local micro breweries, shopping & dining, entertainment, arts & crafts, family fun and MORE!
Livermore Valley wine tasting in three locations; beer booths; Fine Arts and Crafts; food courts; a Children’s area with activities and games and much, much, more.
Please, no Outside Alcohol, No Dogs, No Animals, No Skateboards, No Bicycles.
Sponsor: Livermore Downtown Association
Location:
  Downtown Livermore, 1st street from P Street to Maple Street.  2nd Street from N to K streets.  Also at Blacksmith Square.
Admission: Free Admission. 
   Wine Package is $25.00 and inlcudes glass and 1 oz. tastes at all wine booths.
   Beer Package is $15.00 and includes collectable stadium cup and 5 tokens
   May be purchased online at Livermore Downtown Association
Times: Sat: 10-6, Sun: 10-5
More info: Livermore Downtown Association - Wine Festival Web Page
  or 373-1795
Livermore Valley Wine Auction
 

 

 

 


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May 1
Saturday

 

 

 

16th Annual Livermore Valley Wine Auction
Come and enjoy the “Vino Carnival" at our new venue: Palm Event Center in the Vineyards. Guests will enjoy upscale Carnival Cuisine prepared by the Palm's award wining Chef, Adam R. Brown. We've created a wide variety of games for your enjoyment. Silent and live auction lots will be available at every price point to allow people to get involved and have fun at any level. We'll exceed your expectations with another spectacular dessert creation that will be paired with Ports from around Livermore Valley Wine Country. This is the event not to be missed!

At this fresher, faster and action-packed auction event you will feel the camaraderie of joining together - all for the good cause of children's charities. Our Auction is a quest for all things good in life! Space is limited so reserve your tickets today by selecting the BUY TICKET option on the Livermore Wine Country website or by calling the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Foundation at (925) 447-WINE (9463) for more information.
Sponsor: Livermore Wine Growers Association.
Location:  The Palm Event Center, 1184 Vineyard Ave, Pleasanton.
Times:  5:00pm to 10:00pm
Admission: Wine Auction: $175;  Event Ticket & 5 Game tokens: $200;  5 game tokens: $50 (avail through April 23)
More info: Livermore Wine Growers Association, .or call the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Foundation at (925) 447-WINE (9463)

 

Broadway Chorus - Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre
 

 

 


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May 7-9

Fri-Sun

Broadway Chorus - Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre
Broadway Chorus, a Tri-Valley community chorus, will perform "The Great Choruses of Broadway 2" on Mother's Day weekend. The show will feature selections from beloved Broadway musicals including Gypsy, The Sound of Music, Les Miserables and Hairspray.

The show will feature accomplished pianist Daniel Lockert as well as other musicians. The show will also feature the Broadway Kids Chorus, made up of local children in grades 1-8, directed by Martie Muldoon.

The three performances will be held on Friday, May 7 at 8 PM, Saturday, May 8 at 8 PM and Sunday, May 9 at 2PM at Amador Theater, 1155 Santa Rita Road in Pleasanton.
Sponsor: Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre (formerly Pleasanton Playhouse)
Location:  Amador Theatre
Times:  Fridays & Saturday: 8:00pm.  Sunday Matinees: 2:00pm
Admission: Adults: $18;  Seniors (60+): $15, Juniors (0-17): $10
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office info  -  LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info: Tri-Valley Repertory Theatre (formerly Pleasanton Playhouse),  eLivermore.com theater pageLivermore Valley Performing Arts Center
 

Hawaiian Festival

At the Fairgrounds

 


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May 8-9
Saturday - Sunday

 

 

 

Hawaiian Festival
All day entertainment in the amphitheater. Hawaiian food booths. Arts and crafts booths. Bounce houses.
Sponsor: Kumu Hula Association.
Location:  Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times:  9am to 6pm
Admission: $10 adults, children 5 and under free; $8 parking.  Mothers Day May 10, mothers are 1/2 price with coupon from their website.
   Discount: Mothers Day May 10, mothers are 1/2 price with coupon from their website.
More info: Fairgrounds Web Site or www.kumuhulaassociation.com, 650-355-6451
 
Bone Marrow Donor Registry
 

 

 

 


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May 8
Saturday

 

 

 

Bone Marrow Donor Registry
Come support a young man (Brent Thurman) who has AML Leukemia and requires a bone marrow transplant.
A proper donor is looked for.
The test involves a cheek swab, and possibly a simple blood test.
Sign up sheets are at Mr. Pickles, the First Street Alehouse, and Panama Red.  Walkins welcome
Sponsor:
Location:  First Street Ale House, 2106 First Street, downtown Livermore
Times:  11am to 3pm
More info:

 
Shakespeare's Associates - Spring Fundraiser
 

 

 


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May 8
Saturday
Shakespeare's Associates - Spring Fundraiser
Shakespeare’s Associates invites you to… Get inside the rehearsal process of the 2010 Livermore Shakespeare Festival’s Romeo and Juliet

The Livermore Shakespeare Festival invites you to our Spring Fundraiser for a rare opportunity to experience the world inside the rehearsal room. Enjoy dinner, dessert and Livermore Valley Wine (donated by Rodrigue Molyneaux Winery). Become an insider as you learn what we do and how we do it. Participate in or observe theater workshops that include text work, staging, stage combat...and more.

For reservations call Katie Marcel at (925) 443-BARD or  Katie@LivermoreShakes.org  by May 1st
RSVP by May 1st. Limited Space Available.
Sponsor: Shakespeare's Associates
Location:  Bothwell Arts Center, 2466 8th St. Livermore
Times:
   6:00PM - 10:00PM
Admission: $135 per person  (Includes Dinner, Wine and Workshops)
More info: Shakespeare's Associates - 925-443-2273  http://www.livermoreshakes.org/seasons/2009/fundRaiser.php

 

Leo Kottke

At the Bankhead Theater

 


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May 14
Friday

 

 

 

Leo Kottke
LVPAC welcomes back Leo Kottke, a deep talking Midwestern raconteur whose quick wit is matched by his astounding virtuosity on the six and 12 string guitars. Kottke’s ability to embrace folk idioms and pop melodies as readily as he assimilates jazz and classical influences makes him unique among guitar pros. For the past three decades, Kottke has been indefatigable in his pursuit of a unique musical vision that has placed him among the foremost acoustic guitar stylists of our time.
Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center
Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  8pm
Admission: $56/$41/$33.    Students (17 & under): $12
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office
More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center  -  Leo Kottke  -  eLivermore.com theater page


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Livermore-Amador Symphony Concert - Strings, Tuba, and Mahler

At the Bankhead Theater

 

 


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May 15
Saturday
Livermore-Amador Symphony- Strings, Tuba, and Mahler
Holst:  St. Paul Suite
Arutiunian:  Concerto for Tuba - Tony Clements, tuba
Mahler:  Symphony No. 1
Sponsor: Livermore Amador Symphony
Location: Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Time:
  Prelude talk from 7 to 7:30pm.  Symphony concerts begin at 8:00pm
Admission:  $28/$24/$20.  Senior (62 and above): $26/$22/$18  Youth (high school & younger): $8  Season tickets also available.
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office.
More info:
Livermore-Amador Symphony (925) 373-6824, or Bankhead Theater
Tour of California comes through Livermore

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May 19
Wednesday

 

 

 

Amgen Tour of California comes through Livermore
Once again the Tour of California bike race makes its way through Livermore.
This year it takes a different path, coming right through downtown.

The racers will come up highway 84, but turn on to Vallecitos (which becomes Holmes) St rather than Isabel.  From Holmes they will go onto First street, then turn left at the flagpole onto S. Livermore Avenue.  They will continue on S. Livermore, by the post office and Library.  There is a Sprint area on S. Livermore starting near the Library.  After turning onto Tesla the tour turns right onto Mines road.

The race starts at 11:00am in San Jose.  The fastest riders should be at Vallecitos a bit after 12:15 and at the flagpole a bit after 12:25 according to the the stage log.
Sponsor: Amgen
Location:  San Jose to Modesto, through Livermore
Times:  The race starts at 11:00 in San Jose.  The faster riders will be in Livermore starting about 12:15
Admission: Free to watch.
More info: Tour home page Stage 4 Page, Stage 4 map Stage 4 log

 

Pacific Chamber Symphony - Maestro's Surprise

At the Bankhead Theater

 


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May 20
Thurs

 

 

 

Pacific Chamber Symphony - Maestro's Surprise
Internationally renowned as a brilliant innovator of the classical guitar, Paul Galbraith will be featured. This program is sure to be an audience pleaser and a fitting end to our 21st concert season!
Sponsor: Pacific Chamber Symphony
Location:    Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  8:00pm
Admission: $38/$32/$26
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office info  -  LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info: Pacific Chamber Symphony,  

 
PSEE Art Show

At the Bankhead Theater


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May 21
Friday

Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation Art Show
A PSEE Benefit to Save the Art/Music in Pleasanton Schools
Sponsor: Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation
Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  5:00pm to 9:00pm
Admission: No Ticket required! - Donation suggested for entry
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office info  -  LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:  Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation  -  eLivermore.com theater pageLivermore Valley Performing Arts Center
 
PSEE Concerts

At the Bankhead Theater


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May 22
Saturday

Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation Concerts
A PSEE Benefit to Save the Art/Music in Pleasanton Schools

9:00AM - 10:20AM 3-school elementary band “A”, 3-school Elementary band “B”, Hart Middle School Band, Foothill High School Band.
11:00AM - 12:15PM Hart Beats Vocal Group, Elementary Super Strings, Hart Orchestra, Foothill Orchestra.
1:00PM - 2:20PM 3- school Elementary band “C”, PMS Band, HP Band, Amador Band.
3:00PM - 4:20PM Elementary Strings #2, PMS Orchestra, Harvest Park Orchestra, Amador Orchestra.
5:00PM - 6:30PM Elementary multi-school choir, Walnut Grove Music Man Jr. excerpt, Harvest Park Choir, PMS Choir, Amador Choir.
Sponsor: Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation
Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm
Admission: Adults: $15:00
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office info  -  LVPAC Online Ordering page
More info:  Pleasanton Schools Educational Enrichment Foundation  -  eLivermore.com theater pageLivermore Valley Performing Arts Center
 

Valley Concert Choral - Folk Songs Form Around the World
 

 

 


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May 22
Saturday

 

 

 

Valley Concert Choral - Folk Songs from Around the World
Take a trip around the world in one afternoon. Visit Norway, Japan, Nigeria, Argentina, Iceland, the USA, (of course!), and more. Truly a cultural experience. No passport required.

The singers of the Valley Concert Chorale will shed their formal black choral dresses and tuxedos and instead don brightly colored outfits as they show their jazzy side in the Chorale's spring concert "Folk Songs with a Touch of Jazz".
 

"This concert will feature familiar folk songs like you've never heard before," says John Emory Bush, VCC's Artistic Director and Conductor. "The songs are all jazzed up for a rhythmic tour around the globe."

The songs featured in the evening's program represent folk music from many different countries including Latvia, Iceland, Argentina and Nigeria. Although a few will be sung with a traditional melody, most are set to new jazzy rhythms arranged by British composer and choral conductor Bob Chilcott.

"Chilcott is one of the world's most active choral composers," explains Bush. "Chilcott has been involved with choral music all his life, first as a Chorister and then a Choral Scholar at King's College, Cambridge. Later, he sang and composed music for 12 years with the world-renowned King's Singers. We'll be performing seven pieces from his new collection of favorite folk songs that have a jazzy twist."
Sponsor: Valley Concert Chorale
Location:  Trinity Lutheran Church 1225 Hopyard Rd, Pleasanton
Times:  8:00pm
Admission: $20 advance, $25 at the door.
More info: Valley Concert Chorale
 

Let's Go Science

At the Bankhead Theater

 


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May 23
Sunday

 

 

 

Let's Go Science
Enjoy a wacky look at “how things work” with Professor Smart and Dr. Knowitall. The Professor juggles, shrinks his head and has people’s hair standing on end, while researcher and comedic sidekick Dr. Knowitall keeps the facts straight. Lots of audience interaction, great scenery and awesome lighting and illusions make this one science lesson students won’t want to miss.
Sponsor: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center
Location:  Bankhead Theater - LVPAC web site - eLivermore Bankhead Theater page
Times:  3pm
Admission: $25.    Students (17 & under): $12
Tickets:  Bankhead Theater Box Office
More info: Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center  -  Let's Go Science  -  eLivermore.com theater page

American Truck Historical Convention & Antique Truck Show

At the Fairgrounds

 


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May 27-29
Thrus-Sat

 

 

 

American Truck Historical National Convention & Antique Truck Show
Experience the sights and sounds of antique trucks.
Sponsor: American Truck Historical Society
Location:  Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton
Times:  Thurs: 8am to 5pm.  Fri: 8am to 5pm.  Sat: 8am to 5pm
Admission: Free.  $10 donations accepted; $8 parking. 
   Discount: Mothers Day May 10, mothers are 1/2 price with coupon from their website.
More info: Fairgrounds Web Site or American Truck Historical Society  816 891-9900
 
JAMfest Youth Concert

 


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May 28

 

 

 

JAMfest Youth Concert
Local youths will show off their musical talents at this very special concert presented by the City of Pleasanton Parks & Community Services, Teen Division and features local youth bands from our community. The City of Pleasanton Parks and Community Services and the Pleasanton Youth Master Plan Implementation Committee in partnership with the Youth Commission is proud to bring you the third annual JAMFest Youth Concert.
Sponsor: City of Pleasanton Parks & Community Services.
Location:  Lions Wayside Park (corner of First and Neal Streets
Times:  7:00pm to 8:30pm
Admission: Free
More info: Pleasanton Downtown Association or contact at Mark Duncanson at 925-931-3433

 
Art & Wine Crawl
 

 

 

 


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May 28
Fri

Also:
July 30
Sept 24
Nov 26.

 

 

Art & Wine Crawl
Spend the evening enjoying local art and wine as you make your way to galleries, open studios, businesses and tasting rooms in beautiful downtown Livermore.   
You can pick up a map of participating locations at Ryan Fine Art Gallery 171 so. J St.  All Art & Wine Crawls will take place on final Fridays, odd months

Ryan Fine Art has planned opening receptions for juried exhibitions to coincide with the crawl. Maps are generally available one week prior to the crawl.
Sponsor: Linda Ryan Fine Art
Location:  Downtown Livermore
Times:  3:30pm to 8:00pm
Admission: Winetasting in the studios, gallery and businesses where wine is not normally sold is free; wine bars may charge their standard fees.
More info: Linda Ryan Fine Art
 

Livermore Heritage Guild Auction
 

 

 

 


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May 29
Sat

 

 

 

Livermore Heritage Guild Auction
Come and enjoy an evening of old fashioned fun, food, and bidding wars at the Guild's annual auction. It all takes place at the Duarte Garage located on the old Lincoln Highways at the corner of Portola and L Streets in Livermore.

Dinner will be Lasagna catered by Strizzi's

Lynn Owens is the auctioneer and when he is on the podium, one never knows what you wind up taking home.

More donations are welcomed. Check your deepest cupboards, basements, attics, garages and closets and help us make this a fun and successful event.

The money we raise helps fund Guild projects in our community.
Sponsor: Livermore Heritage Guild
Location:  Duarte Garage, corner of Portola and L St., Livermore
Times:  Preview items at 5 p.m. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with the auction to follow at 7 p.m.
Admission:
Dinner: $10.00 if purchased ahead of time at the History Center in the Carnegie building.  $15.00 at the door.
More info: LHG web site, or Call 925 449-9927 for more information.
 

Art in the Vineyard
 

 

 

 


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May 30
Sunday

 

 

 

Art in the Vineyard
On Sunday, May 30, Livermore Art Association and Wente Vineyards will hold the 38th annual 'Art in the Vineyard', which has become a tradition in the Livermore Valley. From 11:00-5:00, soak up the beautiful setting of Wente Vineyards Estate Winery while enjoying inspiring artwork from 36 of the area's most talented artists. Live music will be performed by 'Vested Interest', and art demonstrations will be held throughout the day. Please join us for a day of beautiful art, music and fine wines. Admission is free.

Wente Vineyards Estate Winery is located at 5565 Tesla Road, Livermore, CA 94550. A $15.00 Wine tasting fee includes a commemorative wine glass ($10.00 for Club Wente members). Wine tasting begins at 11.00 am. Food and refreshment will be offered by Wente Vineyards and Strizzi’s Restaurant for a nominal fee.
Sponsor: Livermore Art Association
Location:  Wente Vineyards Estate Winery, 5565 Tesla Road, Livermore
Times:  11am to 5pm
Admission: Free.  Wine Tastine is $15 which includes commemorative wine glass
More info: Livermore Art Association, Edmee Acuna Keele, Art in the Vineyard Chairperson, ekeele@sbcglobal.net.

 

Spring Antiques & Collectibles Street Faire
 

 

 

 


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May 30
Sunday

 

 

 

Spring Antiques & Collectibles Street Faire
The Antique Faire is returning to Downtown Pleasanton. Over 400 dealers. Genuine Antiques & Collectibles Only.

This is the place to shop for vintage, retro and antique home decorations, clothing furniture, jewelry, art, pottery, books and collectibles. All collectibles will be 20 years or older.

With over 400 dealers filling up Main Street, this event is an antiques and collectibles lover's dream with items that will entice and excite you as you stroll through downtown Pleasanton. The event runs Sunday only from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. No admission fee.

The Pleasanton Downtown Antiques and Collectibles Faire is now being run by Betsy and Jerry Goldman, promoters of the Alameda Pointe Antiques and Collectibles Faire. If you need dealer or show information, please contact Betsy, Socco, or Jerry at Turnkey Productions, 510 217-8696, or email jerry@turnkeyprod.com , or website www.pleasantonantiquefaire.com.
Sponsor: Pleasanton Downtown Association
Location:  Downtown Pleasanton
Times:  8am to 4pm
Admission: Free
More info: Pleasanton Downtown Association, Pleasanton Antique Fair web site.

 

B17, B24, & P51 at the Livermore Airport

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May 30 to
June 1
Sun-Tues

 

B17 & B24 Bombers plus P51 Mustang fighter at the Livermore Airport
Vintage B17 and B24 bombers once again visit the Livermore airport.  This year a P51 joins them.  You can take pictures, walk through the bombers, and talk to the crew.  Flights are also available for a $425 donation.
In recent years a number of other vintage aircraft, many from WWII, have also been on display.
See the eLivermore photos.
Sponsor: The Collins Foundation
Location:  Livermore Airport
Times:  Walk Through Tour times:  Sunday: 12-4; Monday, 11-4, Tuesday, 10-4
   Flight Experiences take place before and after the tours.
Admission: Walk Through Tour: Adults: $12.00; Children 12 & under: $6;  Rides: $425 for 30 minute flight on B-17 or B-24.
More info: The Collings Foundation.  For Rides Call - 978-562-9182
San Ramon Art and Wind Festival
 

 

 

 


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May 30-31
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San Ramon Art and Wind Festival
The San Ramon Art & Wind Festival blows into town on May 30 & 31 in San Ramon Central Park from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily. The festival includes over 200 arts & crafts booths, entertainment on 3 stages, kite-flying demos, free kite making workshops, kids' activities, a non-profit info alley, displays and more!
Sponsor: San Ramon
Location:  San Ramon Central Park
Times:  10am to 5pm
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More info: San Ramon city website

 
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