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he new year brings a host of exciting improvements across Danville as we begin 2026 with renewed energy, enhanced recreation, and expanded opportunities to enjoy the community we call home. One of the Town’s most popular parks, Diablo Vista Park, or “Snake Park,” has reopened its fully redesigned playground. A ribbon-cutting in late November brought families from across Danville to explore the upgrades, which include new interactive musical features, expanded picnic areas, and an outdoor fitness station (Page 6). Work continues on projects that strengthen walkability and outdoor access, including the Diablo Road Trail (Page 7) and other pathway enhancements that will make it easier and safer to connect with parks, schools, and neighborhoods throughout Town (Page 8). This issue also highlights a season full of youth activities and celebrations, including the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Eggstravaganza (Page 4). For adults and seniors, our Winter Connections series offers enriching opportunities to stay connected throughout the colder months (Page 5).
Diablo Vista Park Playground Now Open
WHAT’S INSIDE... Rec Expo & Open House
Winter Activities
Diablo Road Trail Update
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The season also brings the annual Recreation Expo & Open House (Page 3) and a new Village Theatre Art Gallery exhibition, One Voice: Many Visions, presented by the Indian American Artists Association from January 29 through March 27. An opening reception will take place on January 29 (Page 4). We look forward to sharing a vibrant and active year ahead with you.
News briefs from the Town of Danville CREEK MAINTENANCE GET YOUR DOWNTOWN EMPLOYEE PARKING PERMIT The annual Downtown Employee Parking Permit program addresses a common issue for Downtown businesses: How to provide employees with nearby parking for their shifts without violating short-term parking restrictions meant to accommodate customers? The program offers low-fee annual parking passes for employees to park in certain nearby zones beyond the short-term parking window. The program divides available permit parking into three zones, with a twotiered fee structure. Zone 1 is more central to Downtown, and zones 2 and 3 are areas further east and north. Employee parking permits are $50 for zones 2 and 3, and $25 for zone 1. The annual fee allows employees to get to work without having to worry about short-term parking, and frees up parking for customers. With this intention, the Danville Police Department requires proof of employment when purchasing a Downtown employee parking permit. The permit is a sticker that can be purchased online and must be affixed to the employee’s windshield. More information is available at danville.ca.gov/ parkingpermits.
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WINTER MORATORIUM Cold weather doesn’t slow down Danville’s Maintenance Services team, who work through the winter months to keep Town parks and facilities in excellent condition. During the annual winter moratorium from December through February, staff focus on irrigation systems, repairs, and routine maintenance while the dog park and natural grass sports fields are closed. The Canine Corral will be closed through March 1, 2026, and is scheduled to reopen March 2, 2026, weather permitting. To learn more, visit danville. ca.gov/fields.
SIDEWALK TALK With the rainy season upon us, now is a great time for homeowners to check the condition of the sidewalks adjacent to their property. Well-maintained sidewalks help keep our neighborhoods safe, accessible, and attractive for everyone. Homeowners are responsible for repairs such as smoothing uneven areas or fixing cracks that may develop over time. Taking care of these issues not only helps prevent accidents but also supports walkability throughout our community. However, if you notice a park sidewalk in need of attention, report it easily through Danville Connect at danville.ca.gov/danvilleconnect.
While the Town maintains some creeks, most in Danville fall under the responsibility of private homeowners, homeowner associations, or the Contra Costa County Flood Control District. For many creekside properties, the property line extends into the creek, making regular upkeep a homeowner’s duty. Proper creek maintenance — such as clearing debris, trimming vegetation, and inspecting retaining walls — helps prevent blockages and protect the community. For tips and resources on maintaining creeks, visit danville.ca.gov/stormprep.
SANDBAGS The Town has restocked its sandbag station to help residents prepare for the rainy season and protect their properties from potential flooding. Located in the parking lot of the Town Service Center at 1000 Sherburne Hills Road, the self-service station provides sand, sandbags, and shovels for residents to fill their own bags. Each household may take up to 20 sandbags to ensure supplies remain available throughout the season. The station will stay open until spring, when the risk of heavy rain subsides. For more information, contact Maintenance Services at 925-314-3450 or visit danville.ca.gov/stormprep.
A Taste of What’s to Come: Recreation Expo & Open House Serves Up Summer Fun
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he Town of Danville invites the community to the 16th Annual Recreation Expo & Open House Saturday, February 7, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This family-friendly event offers a sneak peek at the exciting programs and activities planned for summer 2026, all while serving up flavorful treats. This year’s theme, inspired by the beloved children’s book and Book Bench Challenge winner The Very Hungry Caterpillar, brings a whimsical twist to the day. The new book bench will be on display, and attendees will “eat their way” through the Rec Expo, traveling
between three downtown locations with tasty delights at each stop. Start your adventure at the Danville Community Center, continue through the Village Theatre & Art Gallery, and finish at the Danville Senior Center, where you can spin the prize wheel for a chance to win priority registration, discounted programs, and other great prizes. Along the way, you’ll find hands-on activities, opportunities to meet the Town’s recreation staff, and a chance to connect with the instructors who lead Danville’s many specialty classes and camps. Whether your child loves art,
drama, sports, or science, the Rec Expo offers an exciting introduction to the diverse variety of summer programs designed to keep kids engaged all season long. Parents can also stop by the Danville Facilities table to learn more about reserving local venues for parties, celebrations, and community gatherings. The Recreation Expo & Open House is your first bite of summer fun in Danville, giving your family a delicious preview of all the ways you can make the season unforgettable. For more information about Recreation Expo & Open House, visit danville.ca.gov/recexpo.
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A Celebration of Indian-American Art Opens at the Village Theatre Art Gallery
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he Village Theatre Art Gallery opens the new year with a powerful exhibition celebrating the voices and visions of Indian American artists from across the United States. One Voice: Many Visions, presented by the Indian American Artists Association (IAAA), brings together creators whose work explores heritage, identity, and the connections that bridge cultures. The exhibition will run from January 29 through March 27, with an opening reception on January 29 from 5 to 7 p.m. IAAA is a collective of artists of Indian origin whose work blends traditions, memories, and inspirations, bridging the worlds of East and West, past and present. Their work offers viewers a dynamic look at what it means to belong to more than one place at once.
Visitors will encounter paintings rich with the hues and textures of India and mixed-media works inspired by ancient scriptures, contemporary life, or the space where the two meet. Some pieces honor cultural roots, while others push boldly into modern expression. Together, they form a collective narrative of balance, renewal, and the universal language of creativity. One Voice: Many Visions is more than an art show — it’s an invitation to listen, reflect, and celebrate how many voices can come together to tell one extraordinary story. Learn more about this upcoming exhibition at danville.ca.gov/arts.
Make Memories with Danville’s Winter Youth Programs
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anville families have plenty to look forward to this winter! The Town’s youth programs are packed with opportunities to play, create, and learn, turning ordinary days into lasting memories. The fun begins on February 17 with the Family Breakfast, held from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Danville Senior Center Community Hall. This all-ages event transforms a day off school into a chance to connect over pancakes, ice cream, a special fire safety presentation from the San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District, and a visit from Danville Police Officers. It’s a cozy mix of good food, hands-on learning, and quality time with family.
Next up is Young @ Art: One Voice, Many Visions on February 27 from 3:45 to 5 p.m.
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at the Village Theatre Art Gallery. Local artist Debbie Wardrope will guide young creators age 6–10 as they explore the One Voice: Many Visions exhibition by the Indian American Artists Association. Young artists will draw inspiration from the vibrant works on display to create their own masterpieces, learning how art can connect cultures and ideas across generations. March brings spring and a burst of green with the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration on Continued on Page 5
Winter Connections:
A SEASON OF ENRICHMENT FOR DANVILLE ADULTS & SENIORS
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inter invites us to slow down, recharge, and reconnect. This season, the Town Recreation, Arts, and Community Services Department is offering a variety of experiences designed to encourage relaxation, spark curiosity, and bring people together. The season begins with a moment of calm on January 30 as the Village Theatre transforms into a space of quiet reflection for an evening Sound Bath. Participants aged 18 and up are invited to settle in, breathe deeply, and let the soothing tones of crystal singing bowls guide them into a meditative state that washes away daily stress. No prior experience is needed. Tickets are available for purchase at danville.ca.gov/theatre. The next morning, January 31, the Senior Tech Fair returns to the Danville Community Center, pairing seniors with tech-savvy student volunteers
from the Danville Teen Advisory Board and Danville Youth Council. Together, they’ll explore the world of eBooks, streaming services, genealogy resources, and other useful digital tools. It’s a friendly, supportive way to ask questions, practice new skills, and discover helpful online resources all while enjoying light refreshments in a welcoming atmosphere. As winter settles in, the season’s social gatherings begin on February 6 with Hearts & Pizza, a cheerful celebration of National Pizza Day and Valentine’s Day rolled into one. Attendees age 55 and older can enjoy a festive afternoon of pizza, games, and laughter at the Town Meeting Hall. The fun continues in spring with a St. Patrick’s Day–themed Afternoon Mingle, March 17 at the Danville Senior Center. From 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., guests age 55 and up can enjoy beverages, an
assortment of sweet and savory treats, and lively conversation in the spirit of the holiday. Don’t forget to wear green!
Danville’s winter programs offer meaningful ways to stay active and connected. These events show that community thrives year-round, no matter the season. For details on these and other upcoming programs, visit danville.ca.gov/recguide.
Continued from Page 4 March 17 at the Danville Community Center. Children age 2–9 can build leprechaun traps, hunt for treasure, and enjoy lively Irish music. It’s a cheerful afternoon full of imagination and festive fun. As winter brightens into spring, the excitement builds with the return of Eggstravaganza on April 4. Held at the Danville Community Center, this event features age-based egg hunts for children age 1–9, each designed so every participant leaves with eight treasure-filled eggs. Families can also enjoy crafts, face painting, and other springtime surprises that make this event a longstanding hometown favorite. Danville’s winter programs offer something special for every child and family with each event reflecting the Town’s commitment to creating spaces where the community can come together, learn, and celebrate the simple joys of the season. For registration details and more upcoming programs, visit danville.ca.gov/recguide. live locally • Winter 2026
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DANVILLE SOUTH PARK PLAYGROUND RENOVATION BEGINS
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s the new year begins, the Town of Danville is continuing its commitment to investing in community spaces that bring people together, starting with major renovations to the playground at Danville South Park. The redesigned playground will feature a large primary play structure, along with several secondary elements that encourage climbing, balancing, spinning, and swinging. A relocated sand play area will also be included, offering plenty of opportunities for creative and active play for children of all ages. Construction will begin in early 2026. Through this project, the Town continues to invest in parks and recreation, so Danville remains a safe, vibrant, and welcoming place for families to enjoy now and for years to come. Learn more about this upcoming project at danvilletowntalks.org.
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Diablo Vista Park Playground Reopens as a Place for Play, Connection & Community
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hat began as a summer renovation project at Diablo Vista Park has blossomed into a renewed gathering place that reflects the spirit of the Danville community. After months of transformation, one of the Town’s most beloved parks has welcomed the community back with vibrant new features and a renewed sense of place. The redesigned playground offers something for everyone, blending contemporary, naturethemed materials with innovative play equipment to spark creativity and adventure. Kids can climb, swing, and explore musical play features, while toddlers enjoy inclusive, accessible structures designed just for them. The layout maintains the park’s original footprint while introducing shaded seating areas, game tables, and picnic spots that invite families to connect. The updates extend beyond the play area, too. New exercise stations and refreshed landscaping that preserve the park’s natural surroundings and views of the rolling hills create a welcoming, vibrant environment that encourages
movement and connection. Every detail, from a seat wall offering scenic views, and a drinking fountain equipped with a bottle filler and pet bowl, make the space feel both functional and inviting. Of course, no visit to Diablo Vista Park would be complete without seeing its most iconic resident — the “Large Serpent – Scarlatti.” Created by Bay Area artist Peter Veres, the colorful sculpture has enchanted generations since it first slithered into the park in 1990. In fact, its playful presence is so beloved that it inspired the park’s affectionate nickname, “Snake Park.” As part of the renovation, the serpent was carefully restored to honor the artist’s original craftsmanship and ensure that its colorful scales continue to spark imagination for years to come. Whether you’re stopping by for a family outing, a stroll with friends, or a quiet moment in the sunshine, Diablo Vista Park is once again a place where memories are made. Learn more about this project at danvilletowntalks.org/dvp.
Decades in the Making: DIABLO ROAD TRAIL PROJECT MOVES FROM VISION TO REALITY
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ne of Danville’s longest-awaited projects is beginning to take shape! In late October, the Town officially broke ground on the Diablo Road Trail, a new 0.9-mile segment that will complete more than two miles of an 8-foot-wide paved walking and biking trail along Diablo Road. This new connection links Green Valley Road to Blackhawk Road and offers a new gateway to Mount Diablo State Park. Backed by a transformative investment of more than $7 million, the trail is more than just a scenic path. It features key safety enhancements, including a High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) at Fairway Drive to connect with the existing Barbara Hale Trail, and a physical barrier that separates cyclists
and pedestrians from vehicle traffic. Environmental upgrades — including creek bank stabilization, new fencing, new plants, native trees, and drainage improvements — will help preserve the area’s natural environment and ensure the trail’s durability for generations to come. For Danville and its residents, the Diablo Road Trail represents years of careful planning, collaboration, and persistence. The groundbreaking ceremony brought together Town representatives, regional partners, and community members to celebrate the start of a long-envisioned initiative that will enhance safety and strengthen connections between neighborhoods, parks, and open spaces. Construction is underway and expected
to continue through 2026, with seasonal pauses during the winter months. To stay updated on the project’s progress and construction milestones, visit danvilletowntalks.org/diablotrail.
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ENHANCING WALKABILITY & COMMUNITY SAFETY IN DANVILLE ver the next several months, new crosswalk enhancements and trail upgrades will make it easier and safer for residents, students, and visitors to move through Danville with greater confidence and ease.
As part of a capital improvement project focused on pedestrian safety, seven midsegment road crossings will soon feature Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons, or RRFBs: bright amber lights that alert drivers when someone is crossing. The new beacons, activated by push-button or motion sensors, provide a clear visual signal that significantly improves visibility for nearby drivers. National studies show that RRFBs can reduce pedestrian crashes by nearly 50%. Five of the new RRFBs will be installed at Iron Horse Trail crossings along Love Lane, West Linda Mesa Avenue, Del
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Amigo Road, Hartford Road, and West Prospect Avenue. Two additional beacons will be added near both San Ramon Valley High School, at Railroad Avenue and Love Lane, and Monte Vista High School, at Stone Valley Road and Monte Sereno Drive. A separate capital improvement project will deliver further upgrades to Iron Horse Trail crossings. These enhancements include new raised crosswalks, upgraded pavement markings, high-visibility signage, and drainage improvements at Paraiso Drive, El Capitan Drive, and Greenbrook Drive. Construction is set to begin in spring, and is expected to be completed by fall. Once these installations are complete, all Iron Horse Trail crossings within Danville will be equipped with either RRFBs or full traffic signals, marking
a major milestone in the Town’s ongoing commitment to public safety. Learn more about these projects at danville.ca.gov/transportation.
Community Members Honored at 44th Annual Awards Event
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anville’s 44th annual Mayor’s Installation and Community Service Awards ceremony was held December 2. Newell Arnerich was installed as Mayor for 2026, and Robert Storer was selected as the Vice Mayor. The Town Council recognized Commissioners who left office in 2025 and presented service awards to Commissioners who reached milestones for years of service. The Town Council honored the following individuals and organizations for their contributions to the community:
THE DANVILLE AWARD All Wars Memorial Board of Directors For the Board’s contribution to remodeling the entire All Wars Memorial at Oak Hill Park using funds created by the Board; including benches, monuments, granite signage, planting, landscaping and sprinklers.
MICHAEL K. SHIMANSKY COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Connor Fitzpatrick For his exceptional leadership, dedication, and impact as a member of the Town of Danville Bicycle Advisory Commission. The Award was presented by Greg Shimansky, Michael’s son.
AWARDS OF MERIT American Legion Post 246 For providing important programs, services and donations that substantially benefit veterans, youth and the Danville community.
Valley Oak Respite Center, Gary Peer
Madeleine Roytfeld For being a service-driven leader with a commitment to mentoring, excelling as a writer, and representing Danville youth throughout the state.
Katrina Broome For bringing together 324 homeowners, to build a new playground, organizing the community dedication, and bringing the neighborhood together for the annual National Night Out.
For providing an invaluable resource to families living with the challenge of dementia, keeping members engaged, connected, and safe while allowing caregivers time to recharge.
Danville Ramp Clean-Up Crew For assembling volunteers to clean creeks and pick up trash along Danville freeway ramps every month. Town residents and visitors alike feel welcome.
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NEW PUBLIC ART EXHIBITION:
‘Acorns of the Old Oak’ Sprouts Up in Danville
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ost people in Danville know the Town’s link to oak trees, from our Town mascot, Auggie the Acorn, to our beloved Old Oak Tree of more than 350 years. So when the Recreation, Arts & Community Services team was considering its first permanent public art exhibition, acorns were a natural choice. Introducing Acorns of the Old Oak, a collection of 10 bronze acorns placed in key locations in Downtown Danville. The acorns were cast by Redlands artist Chad La Fever, selected through an open call for artists qualifications in spring 2025. La Fever’s works were also featured in the fall Village Theatre Art Gallery exhibition, Melded Metals. Each acorn is about the size of a softball.
The acorns have been installed in public spaces, in both clearly visible and slightly hidden locations. Through January 31, the community is invited to preview the acorns and participate in a naming contest. Much like our mascot acorn, each acorn will have a story created to bring them to life, once each mini statue is named. Once the acorns are properly named, visitors will be able to use a map to learn more about each acorn, and follow clues to find them. There will also be a coloring book and future story book about Auggie and his acorn friends. To vote on the acorn names, and to see a list of locations, visit danville.ca.gov/acorns.
Employee Spotlight: DAVE CASTEEL, ASSISTANT TOWN MANAGER & MAINTENANCE SERVICES DIRECTOR
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sk Assistant Town Manager and Maintenance Services Director Dave Casteel about his accomplishments and he will quickly turn to talking about his team. Since joining the Town of Danville in 2006, he says he’s fortunate to work with people who genuinely care about what they do, and that his job is to “not get in the way of them doing what they’re great at.” But talk to nearly any Town employee, and you will get a different story: they’ll tell you that Dave’s steady leadership and behind-the-scenes support make all the difference. Those who work with Dave say his no-nonsense style is balanced with a supportive and thoughtful approach. Since his early days with the Town as a Code Enforcement Officer and Assistant Planner, and through his roles overseeing Maintenance Services teams, Dave lets his team shine, but his own impact is easy to see. Last
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year, he led a cross-functional team of staff and contractors to complete the Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project, directly improving the safety, vibrancy, and small-town charm of the historic Downtown. As Assistant Town Manager, his new role brings opportunity for even bigger impact as he brings collaboration, support, and even the occasional “dad joke” to the Town’s second-in-command staff position. Working alongside Town Manager Tai Williams, Dave is excited about having a greater involvement in the direction of our Town. “I think there is a lot of fulfillment in what we do,” he says. “From responding to major storm events to the day-today things like collaborating with park visitors to improve their experiences, we have the unique opportunity to impact people’s quality of life every single day.”
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Oculus Financial Group 318 Diablo Road, Suite 150 oculusfg.com
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Filia 495 Hartz Avenue, Suite C shopfilia.com Grace Notes Music Therapy 101 Town and Country Drive, Unit J gracenotesmusictherapy.com Kibi’s Cafe 21 Railroad Avenue kibiscafe.com The NOW 310 Sycamore Valley Road thenowmassage.com
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Shop Local All Year Long
with Discover Danville A NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION THAT GIVES BACK
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s we welcome a new year, many of us are setting resolutions focused on our health, strengthening connections, and making choices that truly matter. Here’s one simple resolution that checks all the boxes and strengthens your community at the same time: choosing to shop locally. In Danville, local businesses are the heartbeat of our Town. They create jobs, support youth sports teams, and help preserve the unique charm that makes this community such a special place to call home. Every time you choose to shop, dine, or explore locally, you’re finding the perfect gift or enjoying a delicious meal while also boosting the local economy and keeping tax revenue right here in Danville.
That revenue helps support the public services and amenities we all enjoy, from well-maintained parks and streets to local arts, recreation programs, and public safety. And now, there’s a new way to make shopping locally even easier and more fun. Introducing Discover Danville, a free, interactive walking tour app designed to help you explore everything our Town has to offer. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just getting to know the area, the app can guide you through hidden gems, local shops, and unique dining spots. As you stroll downtown, you can even view photos of “what used to be,” bringing the Town’s rich history to life right in the palm of your hand.
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Upcoming Community Events Visit danville.ca.gov/calendar for more information. KIDS DAY OUT
HEARTS & PIZZA
ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION
TEEN DAY OUT
RECREATION EXPO & OPEN HOUSE
EGGSTRAVAGANZA
KIDS NIGHT OUT
PETE FLOYD CONCERT
JOURNEY REVISITED
SENIOR TRIP: GRATON RESORT & CASINO
LEUNG’S WHITE CRANE LION DANCERS: LUNAR NEW YEAR
February 17 & March 13 9 a.m.–3 p.m. • Oak Hill Park Keep kids 5-10 active while school is out with arts, crafts, games, and activities.
February 17 • 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Teen Center at Los Cerros Middle School No school? No problem. Enjoy a schoolfree day packed with good vibes.
January 16, 30 & February 13, 27 6:30–10 p.m. • Danville Comm. Center Trained staff lead children’s activities while parents get to enjoy a night on the town.
Wednesday, January 21 8 a.m.–5 p.m. • Rohnert Park Experience exciting casino action, delicious dining and great company. Transportation is included.
OPENING RECEPTION & EXHIBITION: ONE VOICE: MANY VISIONS Exhibition: January 29–March 27 Reception: January 29 5–7 p.m. Village Theatre Art Gallery This free opening reception of a new art exhibition celebrates the diverse works of the Indian American Artists Association.
SOUND BATH
Friday, January 30 6 p.m. • Village Theatre Fall into a meditative state with the sounds of crystal singing bowls.
SENIOR TECH FAIR
Saturday, January 31 • 9 a.m.–12 p.m. Danville Community Center Connect with tech-savvy student experts for answers to your tech questions.
Friday, February 6 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. • Town Meeting Hall Celebrate Valentine’s Day early this year and enjoy pizza and games with friends.
Saturday, February 7 10 a.m.–1 p.m. • Danville Comm. Center A sneak peek at the exciting programs and activities planned for summer 2026.
Saturday, February 7 • 8 p.m. Village Theatre Experience a dream-like journey with Pete Floyd, a Sonoma/Marin-based Pink Floyd tribute band.
Tuesday, February 10 • 5 p.m. Danville Library Celebrate with amazing acrobatics, drumming, and a Lion Dance.
FAMILY BREAKFAST
Tuesday, February 17 8:30–10:30 a.m. • Danville Senior Center Enjoy pancakes, ice cream, and meet local fire fighters and police.
Tuesday, March 17 • 4–5:15 p.m. Danville Community Center Children can build leprechaun traps, hunt for treasure, and enjoy lively Irish music.
Saturday, April 4 • 9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Town Green & Danville Community Center Children can enjoy egg hunts along with crafts and photos with the spring bunny. Saturday, April 4 • 8 p.m. • Village Theatre A tribute concert dedicated to the icons and hits of Journey.
DANVILLE
FA R M ER S ’ M ARKE T Saturdays 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (rain or shine) Railroad Avenue Municipal Parking Lot Local community market with fresh produce and unique artisan goods.
SENIOR TRIP: THE NOTEBOOK: THE MUSICAL
Wednesday, February 25 11 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco A heartfelt musical filled with beautiful songs and timeless romance.
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THE 39 STEPS
Adapted by Patrick Bariow March 6-29 • Village Theatre Four actors play 100 characters, turning a Hitchcock thriller into theatrical romp.
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