Events in Livermore today

Discover how bulbs can bring seasonal bursts of color to a low water garden. MGs will share tried and true choices, noting which can flourish with rainfall alone and which benefit from a bit more attention. Learn how combining the right varieties can keep your garden lively in every season.

Celebrate the Holy McGrail Quarterly Wine Club Release with an unhurried afternoon at McGrail Vineyards and Winery. You can drop in anytime during the event window for walk-up tastings of newly released wines, plus additional options by the glass or bottle. The party is set on the Front Lawn with live music and local culinary offerings, and guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets. For a more shaded spot, the Arbor Cabanas and Barrel Room will be open on a first-come, first-served basis. Outside alcoholic beverages are prohibited, pets aren’t allowed, and umbrellas are welcome if properly secured.

Enjoy a welcoming gathering that raises funds for scholarships. Have fun while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Enjoy interactive math activities for all ages at no cost. Drop in at your convenience, pick up a free snack, and tackle a rotating selection of new puzzles each month.

Tri-Valley Theatre Company brings The SpongeBob Musical to The Bankhead, a buoyant stage adventure filled with beloved characters, comedy, and high-energy numbers for all ages. When a threat looms over Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob and his friends rally to protect their home, turning a crisis into a heartfelt celebration of teamwork, courage, and community. The score spans styles with contributions from a wide range of celebrated musicians, paired with a book by Kyle Jarrow and inspired by the series created by Stephen Hillenburg. Additional credits include additional lyrics by Jonathan Coulton, additional music by Tom Kitt, and a production conceived by Tina Landau. An ASL interpreted performance will feature interpreters positioned on the right side of the theater.

Enjoy a Dive-In Movie Night at the Robert Livermore Aquatic Center featuring Surf’s Up (2007). The evening starts with time to swim, then the movie plays so attendees can float and watch under the night sky. Admission is $10 for residents and $30 for non-residents. Pre-registration is required and space is limited.

In San Ramon, Spartan DEKA and Hawc Gym present a new fitness challenge designed to test, gamify, and celebrate your progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional training zones with no running, creating a focused full body effort. Compete to earn a DEKA STRONG Mark and use it as a step toward DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.

Experience a two hour stand up paddleboarding and yoga session on Lake Del Valle that blends water skills with mindful movement. The class starts with paddling instruction and includes a rental board and safety gear, then gives you time to explore the lake’s scenery. Once you are comfortable on the board, ease into a yoga practice led by an instructor certified in both SUP Yoga and water safety. The session concludes with a calming final relaxation that feels like floating on the water.

Enjoy a relaxed afternoon at Bent Creek Winery in Livermore Valley wine country, featuring award winning Bent Creek wines and plenty of music. Sample selections at a tasting, or purchase your favorites by the glass or bottle. The atmosphere is family friendly, with kids and dogs welcome.

Designed for students heading into Integrated Math 1 or Integrated Math 2, this summer cohort focuses on strengthening first‑quarter fundamentals before the school year moves fast. GrowWise IM1 & IM2 Get Ready builds stronger math habits through targeted work with expressions and equations, proportional reasoning, and early function and graphing readiness. Participants also revisit key geometry concepts, develop foundations for proof and similarity, and address common mistake patterns to start the year well prepared. This offering is especially suited for DUSD and PUSD students preparing for IM1 or IM2.

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Enjoy a summer movie series where admission is complimentary when each person makes a concession purchase. Arrive early to secure a good seat, and take a moment to see the cotton candy robot in the lobby. Reservations are required only for groups of eight or more.

Emerald Green Park hosts a family-friendly session of free, interactive math games. The schedule is flexible with a drop-in format, so participants can arrive and take part at any time. This edition is intentionally smaller than the usual math festivals, creating a low-key atmosphere. Look for the group at Picnic Area E.

Join in for Music & Movement at Civic Center Library, a fun session featuring songs and movement activities designed to support motor and social skills, independence, and language development in kids. The program is geared toward ages 1-5, but it’s open to everyone. Bring a blanket for the outdoor class on the library lawn, and the class will move indoors if the weather is bad. An indoor “Stay and Play” time to play and socialize will follow at 10:45 AM. Registration isn’t required.

Slip on your boots for an all ages line dancing night at Stampede Livermore. Enjoy lessons, put in song requests, and take part in plenty of social dancing with CC Amato and crew leading the fun. Admission is free.

Experience a lively outdoor market with a wide variety of goods, services, and tasty food items alongside fresh, local produce. Music sets the mood as you explore the stalls, creating an easygoing way to start winding down the week.

Ease into the weekend with an evening market in Downtown Livermore at Carnegie Park. Browse seasonal produce from local growers, taste a variety of dishes from area vendors and food trucks, and enjoy live music while you relax on the grass. The setting is picnic friendly, with plenty of room to unwind as you wander through the downtown streets. It is a welcoming outing for families and neighbors, centered on good food and a strong sense of community.

Free, hands-on math games for all ages take place at Don Biddle Park in a casual drop-in format. Attendees may stop by at any time during the event. This is a smaller gathering than typical math festivals. Look for the group at Picnic Area B.