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TOWN OF DANVILLE
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
Message from the Town Council
Longer days and warm evenings bring a slower pace, time to relax, and moments to enjoy what the season has to offer. We are excited to share all the great events coming your way including family favorites like Kidchella, Music in the Park, Moonlight Movies, and the new free concert series Music at the Plaza. These gatherings bring neighbors together and make summertime in Danville truly shine. Learn more about these events on Page 4.
Summer here is not just about entertainment, as it is also an important time for paving and maintenance projects that help keep our roads and infrastructure in top shape. These essential improvements are completed every summer to maintain the beauty and safety of our Town. Learn more about this summer’s projects on Pages 6 and 7.
We also want to share some big news: After four decades of dedicated service, Town Manager Joe Calabrigo has retired. While we are sad to see him depart, we are pleased to welcome Tai Williams as our new Town Manager. Tai has worked for the town for nearly 30 years and has been a valued leader in our community. We look forward to working with her as she steps into this important role. Learn more about Tai on Page 2.
Thank you for being part of what makes Danville such a wonderful place to live, work, and play. We are excited to see you around Town this summer.
Summer Paving Around Town
FUNDING FOR PARKS, STREET LIGHTS APPROVED BY VOTE
Danville property owners approved a new Landscaping and Lighting Assessment District (LLAD No. 2025-1), with 57.1% voting in favor of additional funding for parks, street lights, landscaping and public facilities. Voting closed May 20 and the Town Council adopted the new district assessment structure June 3. The new district assessment is expected to provide about $4.5 million in restricted funds toward maintenance and operational costs, which totaled $4.8 million in fiscal year 2023/24.
Following a public process that included a detailed engineer’s report to align assessments with the specific property benefit, ballot tabulation was conducted publicly May 21. The new district assessments will be submitted to the County Tax Assessor for the 2025/26 property tax roll.
This dedicated funding benefits the community by enhancing community safety, appearance, and recreation spaces. It also reduces reliance on general fund transfers and includes a capped escalator to keep pace with inflationary costs, supporting long-term financial sustainability. Learn more at www.danville.ca.gov/llad.
LEADERSHIP WITH PURPOSE:
THE CIVIC PARTNERSHIP BEHIND DANVILLE’S PROGRESS
Balancing tradition and innovation is a constant challenge in local government. Danville has weathered many changes since its 1982 incorporation, growing and changing while keeping an eye on the history and spirit of the Town. One key figure in managing that evolution has been Town Manager Joe Calabrigo. With a background in city planning, he’s always looked to Danville’s future, even as he began planning his retirement after 32 years — the longest continually serving city or town manager in the western U.S. One might say that planning process started in 2017 with the selection of Tai Willams as Assistant Town Manager.
After first joining the Town in 1996 as a land use planner, Tai began taking on increasing responsibility in Town management. In fact, Joe and Tai followed similar paths, filling leadership roles across the organization and developing a deep understanding of all aspects of local government. But that’s not where the similarities end.
Joe and Tai both graduated from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo with degrees in city planning, both are longtime Danville residents, and both have decades of service to the Town, following brief stints in the private sector. They have both worked on pivotal projects that have
shaped the Town, and both believe that good government is nimble, adapting to change while putting residents first.
They have worked together for almost Joe’s entire tenure as Town Manager, and their work in planning and in leadership roles have resulted in major Town initiatives. Joe has played a key role in developing the original and two subsequent General Plans, as well as both Downtown Master Plans — guiding documents for how Danville has evolved as a community. Tai launched enterprise technologies such as online permitting and civic engagement platforms, and enhanced safety on public streets by securing more than $100 million in transportation funding for the TRAFFIX school bus program and I-680 Auxiliary Lanes project.
With a personnel transition this weighty, continuity of leadership and service is key. When the Town Council began its search for a new Town Manager, the bestqualified person to lead with foresight and community spirit was someone shaped by decades of public service and mentored by one of California’s longestserving city managers. On July 1, Tai Willams became Danville’s fourth Town Manager, rooted in tradition and looking ahead with the Town vision in mind: Small town atmosphere, outstanding quality of life.
SIGN UP NOW FOR TEEN CENTERS
As the new school year approaches, now is the perfect time to register for Teen Centers — safe, supervised, and fun after-school programs designed for middle school students. Located at Charlotte Wood, Diablo Vista, and Los Cerros middle schools, the Teen Centers offer a welcoming space for students to relax, socialize, and participate in a variety of activities each afternoon. With limited spots available, early registration is highly encouraged to secure a place for the 2025–26 school year. For details and registration, visit www.danville.ca.gov/recguide.
BOATS & RVS: GETTING READY FOR FUN
One sure sign that summer is here is seeing a boat or RV being loaded up for an adventure. While boats and RVs must be screened from public view if being stored, they can be out for temporary loading and unloading. For RVs, residents can obtain and display a 3-day temporary parking permit from the Danville Police Department, which will allow the owner time to load and/or unload. The permit must be displayed in the front left corner of the windshield.
REBATES STILL AVAILABLE FOR ADU CONSTRUCTION
Danville homeowners still have the opportunity to take advantage of generous rebates through the Senate District 7 ADU Accelerator Program. With $79,500 allocated specifically for Danville residents, funds are available on a firstcome, first-served basis to support the construction of new accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Qualifying homeowners may receive up to $7,500 in rebates — or up to $15,000 for deed-restricted units reserved for low-income households for 20 years. Eligible ADUs must be 1,000 square feet or smaller. To learn more or apply, visit www.danville.ca.gov/adu.
GETTING PERMITS FOR SUMMER PROJECTS
Why do summer home projects from pools to outdoor kitchens need building permits? Securing a building permit before the start of your renovation allows the Town to ensure that your project is built under the current State of California building codes and that the proposed project meets the minimum state mandated health and safety standards. If you are planning on doing work to your home and have questions regarding whether your project will require permits, feel free to call the Permit Center at 925-314-3330.
SIDEWALK TALK
Did you know that homeowners are responsible for maintaining sidewalks along their property? Each homeowner can do their part to keep neighborhoods safe and walkable by repairing and maintaining their sidewalks. To report a concern, visit www.danville.ca.gov/danvilleconnect.
SOUNDS LIKE FUN: RE-DISCOVER DOWNTOWN
Summer is magical in Downtown Danville, and there's a little more sparkle with the completion of new performance spaces, gathering areas, and safety improvements along Hartz Avenue. The Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project is the Town’s more than $4 million investment in the community, and the new atmosphere Downtown is drawing visitors, musicians, and new businesses (Page 11).
The hub of activity is the new Prospect Park Plaza at East Prospect and Hartz avenues, with live musical performances organized by the Town through September 6 (Page 5). This unique public park space is also perfect for a cool summer night when you can’t decide where to eat – everyone can pick up their favorites and gather for al fresco dinner at the plaza.
All along Hartz Avenue, pedestrian-focused safety improvements to intersections and new streetlights make strolling a breeze, even at night. Enjoy this investment in our community this summer while dropping in at your favorite shop or discovering a new restaurant.
RETURNS TO THE TOWN GREEN
THIS JULY
Danville’s popular summer performance series, Kidchella, continues this July with a lively afternoon designed especially for young families. Held in collaboration with the Danville Library, the next performance takes place July 16 on the Town Green and features the beloved children’s music group Octopretzel.
The event begins at 11:15 a.m. with storytime on the Town Green, followed by a musical performance at noon. After the show, families are invited to participate in arts and crafts from 12:30 to 1 p.m. A story walk and other family-friendly activities round out the experience, with the event concluding at 2 p.m.
Kidchella is free and open to the public. No preregistration is required — just bring a blanket and get ready for a fun-filled day of music, stories, and creativity.
Danville offers a wide array of free, family-friendly events that make it easy to enjoy the outdoors. From live music and outdoor movies to impressive car shows, there are plenty of ways to take in the fresh air and make the most of the season.
Downtown is also the spot for Music at the Plaza, a new offering at the recently developed Prospect Park Plaza. Stroll Downtown before the music starts at 4 p.m., select Fridays and Saturdays through September 6.
To close out the summer, two car shows are happening in Downtown Danville.
On September 7, the Hot Summer Sundays Car Show will feature a colorful display of classic and custom vehicles, drawing car enthusiasts from throughout the region.
The beloved Moonlight Movies series has returned to the Town Green this summer, offering classic and contemporary films under the stars. Beginning at 6:30 p.m., pre-movie activities provide added entertainment, with each feature beginning around 8 p.m., depending on the sunset. The upcoming features include Sonic the Hedgehog 3 and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs, and pick up movie snacks from local Danville eateries.
Live music lovers can look forward to two concert series this season. Music in the Park has returned with dynamic performances beginning at 6 p.m., including country artist George Ducas July 5 at Oak Hill Park, hard rock group Arcana Kings July 19 at the Town Green, and Maroon Vibes August 2 at the Town Green. Food trucks will be on site at Oak Hill Park, and there are plenty of Downtown dining options for the concerts on the Town Green.
On September 21, the Danville Concours d'Elegance will return, showcasing a remarkable collection of luxury, vintage, and performance automobiles. While you're Downtown, take time to stroll through the area, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant, do a little shopping, and soak up the lively atmosphere these events bring to the heart of Danville.
From music to movies and stunning automobiles, Danville’s summer calendar offers a rich variety of free events designed to bring the community together. Families, friends, and visitors alike are invited to enjoy the many ways Danville celebrates the season. Learn more online at www.danville.ca.gov/summer.
IN MINIATURE: A BIG CELEBRATION OF
SMALL-SCALE CREATIVITY
The Village Theatre Art Gallery invites art lovers of all ages to experience creativity in its most compact form. From July 12 through September 19, the gallery will present its 15th Annual Juried Exhibition: Art in Miniature
The exhibition features an impressive range of media all adhering to one creative constraint: Each piece must be approximately the size of a postcard or smaller. This limitation inspires artists to explore the power of detail and precision, and the result is a dynamic collection that captivates the imagination.
The community is invited to celebrate the opening of Art in Miniature during a reception July 12 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Village Theatre Art Gallery. Attendees will have the chance to meet some of the featured artists, enjoy light refreshments, and be among the first to view this extraordinary collection.
Whether you're a longtime supporter of the arts or simply curious to see how much emotion and expression can fit into a few square inches, Art in Miniature offers a unique and rewarding experience. Admission is free, and the exhibition is open during regular gallery hours.
DIABLO VISTA PARK PLAYGROUND RENOVATION UNDERWAY
Keeping Danville Moving:
HOW THE TOWN TAKES CARE OF OUR STREETS
Construction is now underway on the muchanticipated renovation of the Diablo Vista Park playground. The project began in May 2025 and is bringing exciting upgrades designed to create a more fun, inclusive, and welcoming space for all ages and abilities.
The new playground will feature updated equipment for both younger and older children, including slides, overhead climbers, steppers, musical instruments, swings, and other amenities. The design also includes accessible features to accommodate children with limited mobility.
Visitors can also look forward to shaded picnic areas with scenic views, game tables, benches throughout the play space, and a new drinking fountain with a bottle filler and pet water bowl. The project includes updated exercise equipment and fresh landscaping to complete the transformation.
This renovation reflects the Town's ongoing commitment to enhancing public spaces and creating places where the entire community can gather and enjoy. Learn more at www.danvilletowntalks.org/ dvp.
With158 miles of roadway connecting Danville’s neighborhoods, parks, and businesses, maintaining safe and durable streets is a big job. That’s where the Town’s Pavement Management Program comes in — a multi-year effort to keep Danville driving, biking, and walking with ease.
Backed by an annual budget of approximately $3 million, the program focuses on analyzing pavement data, prioritizing maintenance and repairs based on road conditions, and allocating resources accordingly. In just the past nine months, 106 streets have been resurfaced, covering 15 miles of improvements, including concrete curb repairs and new pedestrian ramps.
Every two years, professional consultants inspect Danville roads and assign a
Pavement Condition Index (PCI) score from 1 to 100. Aiming for an average PCI of 70, the Town currently has a PCI of 81, one of the highest across Bay Area agencies.
There are three main types of maintenance: pavement rehabilitation, which involves replacing part of the road with new asphalt and upgrading curb ramps; slurry seal, a cost-effective treatment that adds a thin layer of asphalt to seal cracks and extend a road’s life; and rubberized cape seal, a two-step process combining chip seal and slurry. Danville’s careful planning helps stretch every maintenance dollar and keeps the community moving safely and smoothly. Learn more at www.danville.ca.gov/pavement.
DIABLO ROAD TRAIL PROJECT
Amajor step forward has been made for the Diablo Road Trail Project, representing the final link between Danville and Mount Diablo State Park. With final design plans complete, the Town is seeking construction bids and plans to begin work this fall.
This 0.9 mile paved trail will offer a safe and scenic route for cyclists, walkers, joggers, and other non-motorized users. Located along the south side of Diablo Road, from Fairway Drive to an access road approximately 400 feet west of Avenida Nueva, the proposed trail will connect the existing 0.5-mile Diablo Road Trail, also known as the Barbara Hale Trail, to the new 0.7-mile Class 1 (easy) trail being built as part of the Magee Preserve development.
One of the standout safety features of the project is a new high intensity activated crosswalk signal, known as a HAWK signal, that will be installed at Diablo Road and Fairway Drive. This pedestrianactivated signal will help trail users safely cross the road by stopping traffic when needed and connecting the new trail to the existing Barbara Hale Trail.
Existing Barbara
Existing Trail New Trail Segment
Constructing a trail in such a scenic and environmentally sensitive area presents unique challenges. The route will pass near Green Valley Creek and traverse hilly terrain, requiring careful engineering to protect the natural surroundings and ensure long-term stability. As an environmental safeguard, the project has been closely regulated and approved by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board. During construction,
there will be some temporary lane closures on Diablo Road, and the Town will provide advance notice to help minimize disruption.
As the community looks ahead to the start of construction, excitement is building for what this trail will bring — better connections, safer travel for pedestrians and cyclists, and even more ways to enjoy the outdoors in Danville.
To stay up to date on the project, visit www.danvilletowntalks.org/diablotrail.
Trail Crossing
Town Constructed Segement (0.9 mi) (following along creek)
Hale Trail (0.5 mi) HAWK Signal
Developer Constructed Trail (0.7 mi)
Diablo Trail Rendering
GET TO KNOW YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT THIS FALL
Ever wondered what it’s really like behind the scenes in law enforcement? This fall, the Danville Police Department offers two great opportunities to connect with local officers and learn more about public safety in our community.
On August 5, neighborhoods across Danville will come together for National Night Out. This nationwide event strengthens community spirit and builds bonds between residents and local law enforcement. Participating
neighborhoods must register their group through the National Night Out organization found at www.natw.org, and neighborhoods who would like a Danville police officer visit must register at www.danville.ca.gov/nno by July 21.
The Citizens Police Academy returns October 1, offering a hands-on, sevenweek program that gives participants an inside look at policing. Held Wednesday evenings with two Saturday sessions, the academy covers everything from
patrol procedures and investigations to crime scene processing and traffic enforcement. Space is limited, and applications are now being accepted for the fall interest list at www.danville.ca.gov/citizensacademy.
Whether you're curious about how police operate or just want to meet the officers who serve Danville, these events offer meaningful ways to connect and learn.
Social Host Ordinance:
THINK BEFORE YOU LET TEENS DRINK
As we continue into summer, many Danville families are planning graduation parties, backyard get-togethers, and warm-weather celebrations. While these events are meant to create fun memories, they can quickly become dangerous when teens and alcohol are involved. The Danville Police Department reminds the community that, under Danville Municipal Code Section 4-6.1 a-c, also known as the "social host" ordinance, adults can be held legally responsible if underage drinking occurs in their homes
or in spaces they rent, even if they did not personally provide the alcohol.
This ordinance places liability on parents, older siblings, or any adults who control the space where underage drinking takes place, whether they are present or not. It applies to private homes, rented venues, and hotel rooms. If there are at least five people under 21 at a gathering and even one is holding alcohol, it’s a violation that can lead to fines of up to $1,000 and possible citations for the adults responsible. Teens themselves may also be required to
appear at the Danville Juvenile Diversion Program in addition to facing possession charges.
Adults over 21 who purchase alcohol for younger friends or family members can also be held responsible if harm occurs. Before you host or help plan an event, take time to talk with your teen about the risks of underage drinking and the importance of making safe choices. By staying informed and proactive, we can help protect Danville’s youth and keep summer celebrations safe for everyone.
ACTIVITIES FOR ADULTS: HIKES, HOOPS, & HOMETOWN TALENT
Summerin Danville isn’t just for the kids, there are plenty of ways for adults to get outside and stay active as well. Whether you're eager to hit the trails, show off your athletic skills, or take in a little local entertainment, Danville has something on the calendar just for you.
For those who love the outdoors, summer Trail Mixers offer the perfect chance to explore local trails with fellow nature enthusiasts. Held twice a month, these guided hikes take participants off the beaten path to explore the region’s natural beauty. Open to ages 17 and up, Trail Mixers are a great way to stay fit while making new connections. Maps and directions are emailed prior to each outing, and pre-registration is required at www.danville.ca.gov/recguide.
For adults seeking a more competitive summer vibe, Danville’s Adult Sports Leagues deliver fun and friendly competition through bocce ball, basketball, and softball. Whether you're part of a team or flying solo, there’s a
place for everyone — individuals can join the free agent list and be matched with teams looking to round out their rosters. Details on upcoming league registration deadlines are available at www.danville.ca.gov/adultsports.
And if the spotlight is calling your name, the Senior Variety Show might be your moment to shine. Scheduled for September 13 at the Village Theatre, this cherished annual event showcases the talents of Danville’s 50+ community — from song and dance to stand-up and spoken word. Whether you're stepping on stage or applauding from the audience, it’s a celebration of creativity and community you won’t want to miss. Tickets go on sale July 28 at www.danville.ca.gov/tickets.
This summer, adults in Danville have every reason to get out, get moving, and get involved. With a calendar full of options and a community that welcomes everyone, it’s the perfect season to try something new — or return to something you love.
SHAKESPEARE TO DANVILLE
Get ready for an unforgettable summer experience as SPARC Theater presents Sir John Falstaff and the Merry Wives of Windsor at the Village Theatre and Art Gallery. This lively production runs weekends from August 8 to 24, with evening performances on Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
Known for their fresh and engaging take on classic works, SPARC Theater brings Shakespeare’s spirited comedy to life with energy, wit, and a talented cast. Sir John Falstaff and the Merry Wives of Windsor is one of Shakespeare’s most accessible plays — a fastmoving comedy filled with humor, clever characters, and sharp social satire that continues to entertain audiences of all ages.
This summer's production places the play in the setting of the American Civil War, offering a unique and compelling twist on the original. While staying true to Shakespeare’s storyline, the reimagined backdrop provides fresh context to the characters and conflicts, drawing new parallels between the themes of power, pride, and community
Tickets are on sale now at www.danville.ca.gov/tickets.
Looking for a fun and easy way to spend quality time with the whole family?
Downtown Danville has you covered — with fresh food, hands-on learning, and small-town charm.
START YOUR SATURDAY AT THE FARMERS’ MARKET
There’s something magical about starting your morning with a stroll through the Danville Farmers’ Market. Open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., the market is filled with seasonal fruits and veggies, local goods, and delicious snacks. It’s a great way for kids to see where their food comes from — and maybe even discover a new favorite fruit!
POP CLUB COMING THIS JULY
Power of Produce (POP) Club arrives this July with kid-friendly activities focused on healthy eating and local farming. It’s a great way to turn a market visit into an engaging learning experience. Keep your eyes peeled for more details! POP Club in Danville's Farmers’ Market is supported by a Specialty Crop Block Grant from the California Department of Food and Agriculture.
Between the local merchants, friendly faces, and great food, Saturdays in Downtown Danville offer the perfect blend of fun and community. So grab the kids, check out www.danville.ca.gov/DiscoverDanville, and make a day of it — right here in your own backyard.
EXPLORE MORE WITH THE WALKING TOUR APP
After the market, keep the adventure going with the Discover Danville App. You’ll find nearby local shops, restaurants, and historic spots — perfect for walking off that morning pastry or letting the kids burn some energy while learning about their hometown. Bonus: can you find a local restaurant for lunch that has a historical past?
Beauty Bar Company
606 Sycamore Valley Road West www.vagaro.com/beautybardanville
Brain Care Performance Center Danville
533 Sycamore Valley Road West www.braincaredanville.com
Capital Equity Management Group Inc.
321 Hartz Avenue Ste 204-D
Champ’s Pet Kitchen champspetkitchen.com
Diablo Barber Co.
301 Hartz Ave #104 www.vagaro.com/dbcdanville
Joule Fitness Studio 155 Railroad Avenue Unit A www.joulefitnessstudio.com
Kaia’s Island Kitchen & Tiki Bar 480 Hartz Avenue www.kaiasdanville.com
Laxmi’s Bakery 221 Hartz Avenue www.laxmisbakery.com
SUMMER PREPARATIONS ARE UNDERWAY!
Plans are underway for a busy summer season in Danville. This presents a valuable opportunity to encourage patrons to shop, dine, and explore while they’re in town.
The Town is working with local businesses to offer seasonal promotions such as:
• Kids Eat Free specials or discount with the purchase of an adult entrée
• Grab-and-go box meals or snacks
• Pre- or post-concert specials
• Family picnic boxes, ordered in advance or ready-made
Businesses offering special promotions, extended summer hours, or hosting events are encouraged to share details by emailing a short description or photo to business@danville.ca.gov. Information will be shared on the Town’s social media channels to help amplify outreach.
Danville hosts a wide variety of events throughout the year that offer excellent promotional opportunities. To plan ahead, visit www.danville.ca.gov/calendar for a full list of upcoming events.
Mighty Pilates Danville 406 Hartz Avenue Apt. B www.mightypilates.com/danville
Radiant Renewal Med Spa 155 Railroad Avenue Ste. A www.radiantrenewalmedspa.com
The Good Skin Co. 312 Rose Avenue www.wendysula.com
Wet Paws Pet Spa
806 Sycamore Valley Road West www.instagram.com/wetpawspetspa
Joule Fitness Studio & Radiant Renewal
Laxmi's Bakery
Town of Danville
500 La Gonda Way
Danville, CA 94526-1740
Postal Customer
Upcoming Community Events
Visit www.danville.ca.gov/calendar for more information.
MUSIC IN THE PARK
Saturdays 6-8 p.m.
July 5 at Oak Hill Park
July 19 & August 2 at the Town Green
Free summer concert series with an array of live performances.
MOONLIGHT MOVIES
Friday, July 11 & 25, Town Green Activities: 6:30–8 p.m., Movie: At dusk Family-friendly film shown in a picturesque outdoor setting. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and snacks.
MUSIC AT THE PLAZA
Friday, July 11 & August 29
Saturday, July 12 & 26, August 9 & 23, September 6
Prospect Park Plaza, 4-6 p.m.
A free summer concert series in Downtown Danville.
OPENING RECEPTION:
ART IN MINIATURE
Saturday, July 12, 5-7 p.m.
Village Theatre Art Gallery
From sculptures to paintings and sketches, the creativity is endless with miniature art. Open through September 19.
KIDCHELLA
Wednesday, July 16, 11:15 a.m.–2 p.m.
Town Green
Books, music, art, and community come together for an afternoon of fun.
STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL
Friday, August 1, 6:30 p.m.
Village Theatre
Second annual festival featuring student submitted works.
FAMILY CAMPOUT
Saturday-Sunday, August 2-3, 3 p.m.–9 a.m.
Mt. Diablo State Park
Enjoy hiking in the park, youth crafts, family games, and campfire activities. Pre-registration is required.
SIR JOHN FALSTAFF & THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
August 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24
Friday & Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m., at the Village Theatre
SPARC Theater brings Shakespeare’s rollicking comedy to the Village Theatre. www.danville.ca.gov/sparc.
EUGENE O’NEILL FESTIVAL
August 23 to October 16
Featuring four weekends of live theatre, along with poetry, a whiskey stroll, an art showcase at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley, and more. For all festival events, visit www.eugeneoneill.org.
HOT SUMMER SUNDAYS CAR SHOW
Sunday, September 7, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Downtown Danville
Take in the sights of contemporary hot rods and classic automobiles while enjoying live entertainment, shopping, and dining.
9/11 REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY
Thursday, September 11, 5:30 p.m.
Oak Hill Park
Honor first responders and those who served following this historic day.
SENIOR VARIETY SHOW
Saturday, September 13, 1:30–3 p.m.
Village Theatre
Enjoy a wide variety of talented performers ages 50 years and older! Tickets on sale starting July 28. www.danville.ca.gov/tickets.
DANVILLE CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE
Sunday, September 21, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Downtown Danville
Enjoy the return of this family-friendly car show and make a day of it in Downtown Danville, where you can shop, eat, and enjoy the fun atmosphere all around town. Learn more: www.danville-delegance.org.
DANVILLE FARMERS’ MARKET
Saturdays 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (rain or shine)
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