Northgate High

San Miguel CA

Fall Sport Parent Night

The Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery

Sunset Sessions - Concert Series

Sports Medicine Physicals Fundraiser

Vina Robles Amphitheatre & Box Office

Death Cab for Cutie

Back to School Night

Cinquain Cellars

Winemakers’ Dinner at Hartley Farms

Hartley Farms

Under the Estrella Sky Winemaker Dinner

St Paul's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Concert Series is back from its summer break, and we are absolutely delighted to kick off our Fall concert season with pianist Mira Armij Gill, with special guest violinist Francisco Salazar in a delightful performance on Saturday, August 29 at 7:00pm. Known for her spectacular poetic and inspiring performances around the world, Ms. Gill brings absolute magic to the stage. Inspired by her recently-released album Piano Works of Samuel Barber, the concert will highlight Barber’s Nocturne Op. 33; Excursions Op. 20; and Sonata, Op. 26 as well as his Canzone Op. 38 for Violin and Piano, featuring Salazar on violin. When performed recently at Carnagie Hall in New York, praise abounded of Gill’s Barber Nocturne, which “held truly inspired moments, ending with the trill that was absolutely transporting.” Also noted was the "moving rendition of Barber's achingly beautiful Canzone by Ms. Gill with her husband Francisco Salazar." This spectacular duo will also include duets by Gershwin, De Falla, Di Martino, Gliere, Beach and Kreisler to name a few. Join us at 1924 Trinity Avenue, Walnut Creek. No tickets necessary. Donations accepted (avg $30/$10 students). For full program visit stpaulswc.org/concert-series.

Local Event: Pianist Mira Armij Gill Performs with Violinist Francisco Salazar at St. Paul's in Walnut Creek

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Pianist Mira Armij Gill Performs with Violinist...

St. Paul's Concert Series is back from its summer break, and we are absolutely delighted to kick off our Fall concert season...

Pianist Mira Armij Gill Performs with Violinist Francisco Salazar at St. Paul's in Walnut Creek

Don Tatzin Community Hall

Families across the Bay Area are invited to discover the many paths available after high school at the West Coast ALT Fair, returning to Lafayette on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
Hosted by Prepare to Bloom, the ALT Fair is a free community event designed to introduce students, parents, educators, therapists, and counselors to the growing number of post-secondary options beyond the traditional four-year college experience. The event will take place from 5:00–8:00 p.m. at the Lafayette Public Library's Don Tatzin Community Hall.

Attendees will have the opportunity to meet directly with representatives from a wide range of organizations, including:
<ul><li>Gap year and wellness programs</li><li>Young adult transitional living programs</li><li>College support and executive functioning programs</li><li>Vocational and career training organizations</li><li>Therapeutic and specialized post-secondary supports</li><li>Apprenticeship and experiential learning opportunities</li></ul>
Rather than sitting through presentations, families can browse at their own pace, ask questions, compare programs, and have meaningful conversations with professionals who specialize in helping young adults find the right next step.
"The goal of the ALT Fair has always been to help families realize they have more options than they may have been told," said Shayna Abraham, founder of Prepare to Bloom. "Every student deserves a path that fits who they are, not just the path that's most familiar."
The event is designed for:
<ul><li>Parents of high school, and young adult students</li><li>High school students and recent graduates</li><li>Young adults exploring next steps</li><li>Therapists, educational consultants, and school and college counselors</li><li>Anyone interested in learning more about nontraditional post-secondary opportunities</li></ul>
Admission is free, though advance registration is encouraged.
The ALT Fair will be followed by a professional networking day on Friday, September 25, bringing together referring professionals and program representatives from across the country to strengthen collaboration and improve access to resources for families.
For additional information or to register, visit Prepare to Bloom's ALT Fair page.

Local Event: Lafayette to Host Free ALT Fair Exploring Alternatives to College

Lafayette to Host Free ALT Fair Exploring...

Families across the Bay Area are invited to discover the many paths available after high school at the West Coast ALT Fair,...

Lafayette to Host Free ALT Fair Exploring Alternatives to College

Hap Magee Ranch Park

Take a walk down memory lane and join your fellow San Ramon Valley High School alumni for a special picnic reunion celebrating the Classes of the 1960s. Whether you graduated in the early '60s or the end of the decade, this is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with lifelong friends, reminisce about unforgettable high school days, and create a few new memories together.
Your $25 admission includes a delicious catered lunch by Simple Elegance and the park entry fee. Bring your favorite beer or wine, relax, laugh, and enjoy an afternoon filled with stories, friendship, and Wolf pride.
We hope you'll join us for a day of memories, laughter, and celebrating the classmates who helped make the 1960s such a special time at San Ramon Valley High School!

Local Event: All 60's Class Reunion Srv Annual Picnic Reunion

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All 60's Class Reunion Srv Annual Picnic Reunion

Take a walk down memory lane and join your fellow San Ramon Valley High School alumni for a special picnic reunion celebrating...

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