The Hagemann Ranch Hay Wagon is a drayage “short haul” wagon pulled by a 1944 Case tractor. Passengers are members of the Livermore Cultural Arts Council, 25 organizations supporting the arts. LCAC presents Tuesday Tunes in front of the Bankhead Theater, each Tuesday at 6:45 pm through August.
The Livermore Heritage Guild’s History Mobile enlightens and educates residents and visitors about Livermore’s history and heritage. The HistoryMobile visits all Livermore elementary schools each year to present local history to third grade classes. It reaching over 1,000 students. The driver of the HistoryMobile is Steve Azevedo. Passengers are Heritage Guild members and family.
“Here comes “Stilts” Volponi, a Livermore native, born and raised. David is walking tall in honor of our US Armed Forces who proudly served, so we can celebrate 250 years of freedom in America. A special thank you to the Riata Restaurant on 2nd & J for their support.
Livermore Bulls Football and Cheer is a community football and cheerleading program focused on building teamwork, sportsmanship, discipline, and confidence while helping young athletes develop skills, character, and lasting friendships on and off the field.
Saddle up, Livermore! Here comes Cowbella, the Alameda County Fair’s favorite cowgirl. Wave hello and catch her again at the Alameda County Fair, June 19 through July 12!
“Here come the Aahmes Shrine Mounted Patrol and Modesto Tin Lizzies with Potentate Brad Rupert and Divan, proudly supporting Shriners Children's Northern California—bringing hope and healing to kids!”
