Events

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.

We have a tremendous opportunity to visit the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory campus and take a tour of the National Ignition Facility (NIF). Thanks to Beth for making the arrangements! 

All members who want to participate must register in advance of the visit. Please use this form to indicate that you will attend: Rotary Visit to the National Ignition Facility. Please register by Friday, September 3.

Participants will receive more information before the visit.

For a preview, you may want to visit the NIF website.

**Note: This trip will be in place of our usual Tuesday meeting. We will not meet on September 6.

We are invited to participate in the Environmental Summit on Green Transportation and Clean Energy sponsored by the Environmental Sustainability Rotary Action Group (ESRAG), District 5170, the Rotary Club of San Jose and Santa Clara County. Keynote speakers are Nancy Pelosi and Nuria Fernandez.

For more information, visit the District 5170 ESRAG webpage, or download the flyer.

Registration is $20 or Free if attending virtually. Click here to register for the event.

We look forward to welcoming Mark Triska, who will provide us with information about the proposed sewer line extension to the south Livermore viticultural region. This extension supports the Livermore wine region, and is part of meeting the needs identified by the UC Davis study that Lori Souza shared with us several months ago.

Measure P, on our November 8 ballot, asks us: Shall the ordinance amending the South Livermore Urban Growth Boundary policies in the City of Livermore's General Plan to allow the City to extend sewer service to permitted uses within the South Livermore Valley Area Plan Planning Area be adopted?

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.

Registration is required. Space is limited to 50 volunteers. Please use this link to register: Area 4 Kids Against Hunger Service Project. 

Participants are asked to pay $20 to cover the cost of the food, payable when you register.

All Rotarians are invited to come early and/or hang out afterwards to socialize with fellow Rotarians from other clubs!

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.

Everyone is invited to bring a friend and a lawn chair to the Purple Orchid for Music in the Orchard. Main attraction: Great Wide Open will bring music by Tom Petty to life for us. Dancing on the lawn is optional, but encouraged!

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.

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.

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 Chris Van Schaack back to our club to share his vision as the new Superintendent of the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District.

To preview some of the many activities in our local school district, visit livermoreschools.org.

We welcome Ruby Lopez-Villarreal, Executive Director of Livermore Downtown Inc, to share an update on the work of this local nonprofit organization that serves our community.

For information on Livermore Downtown, Inc, you may visit the website: Livermore Downtown.

We will use our October 4th meeting to come together as a club to discuss how we can increase our service to our community.