Events

We welcome back Kim Curtis to share information about Goodness Village, the tiny home community at Crosswinds Church in Livermore. To preview, please visit the Goodness Village website.

Eileen Vergino will share the mission of Violins of Hope and encourage us to enjoy upcoming concerts in Livermore this coming February. Violins of Hope, a collection of restored instruments that were played by Jewish musicians in the ghettos and concentration camps during the Holocaust, joins with the East Bay Holocaust Education Center to bring free educational exhibits and concerts to schools. In addition, we are invited to purchase tickets to hear the Violins at the Bankhead Theater performed by our own Livermore-Amador Symphony along with professional soloists.

For a preview of the information, please visit the Violins of Hope East Bay Holocaust Education Center website. 

We welcome Sarah Palmer, fellow Rotarian and President of the Zone 7 Water Board, who will share information about the proposed Delta Conveyance Project.

For a preview and information, please visit the Delta Conveyance Design & Construction Authority website.

Raya Zion immigrated from Israel with her parents in 1970, leaving a difficult life behind but encountering new challenges. Raya's story is one of resilience and a positive mindset that "everything can be achieved successfully." Raya has used her experiences to propel her in her service to immigrant students and other underrepresented individuals through her work at Laney College and the Workforce Development Boards of San Mateo and Alameda Counties and the San Mateo Labor Council.

We look forward to hearing and learning from Raya.

Everyone is invited to bring a friend and a lawn chair to the Purple Orchid for Music in the Orchard. Main attraction: Crawdad Republic, local Livermore band that will get our feet tapping and get us out on the dance floor/lawn.

This event raises funds for the Pedrozzi Foundation, so we will be helping a worthwhile cause while enjoying one another's company.

Wine, beer, and food available for purchase. No outside food or drink, please.

For tickets, please visit Music in the Orchard on the Purple Orchid site.

We welcome Livermore's new City Manager, Marianna Marysheva, to give us an update on the state of our city.

You are always welcome to visit the City of Livermore website to see what's going on.

Join with other Rotarians from throughout Area 4 to pack food for distibution to children from Ukraine. We will be working with Kids Against Hunger in this service project.

More information coming soon!

We welcome Mony Nop, realtor and 2022 candidate for Mayor of Livermore, to share his vision for our city and answer our questions. 

You are invited to visit Mony Nop's website: monyformayor.com.

We welcome John Marchand, Mayor of LIvermore from 2011-2020, and 2022 candidate for Mayor of Livermore, to share his vision for our city and answer our questions. 

You are invited to visit John Marchand's website: marchandformayor.com.

The Chili Cook Off is back by popular demand! Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 1, 2022 for a fun-filled day at Carnegie Park in downtown Livermore. 

Visit the Chili Cook Off 2022 webpage for information.

This is an all-hands-on-deck club fundraiser. Volunteer details will be shared in early September.