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Lesher Center for the Arts

The Diablo Symphony concludes its 63rd season with a performance of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 on Sunday, May 17 at 2:00 p.m., at the Lesher Center for the Arts. The difficulties under which Shostakovich (by then under condemnation by Stalin’s regime) composed in 1937 permeate the deep and complex emotions of this extraordinary work. The program also features works by two American composers—Aaron Copland and Daniel Pesca—that celebrate the joys and bravery of everyday existence. Composed in 1942, in response to the U.S. entry into World War II, Copland’s "Fanfare for the Common Man” pays tribute to the heroism of the common person on the home front. And, in this west coast premiere of Pesca’s “Up North” piano concerto—performed by the composer—listeners will be transported by musically depicted moments of cheer, nostalgia, charm, and the warmth of family remembered from childhood trips taken from Alabama up to Northern Michigan each summer. With these three works, performed side-by-side under the direction of conductor Matilda Hofman, the program explores the entire gamut of human emotions. Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Lesher Center box office (925-943-7469, Wednesday–Sunday, 12:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.) or through the DSO’s website, diablosymphony.org. Adult tickets are $45, and youth tickets are $15. A discount for senior groups of 10 or more is available, and children 12 and under are free but need a ticket to have a seat. Tickets will also be available at the door.

Local Event: DSO Season Finale: Shostakovich 5 

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DSO Season Finale: Shostakovich 5 

The Diablo Symphony concludes its 63rd season with a performance of Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 on Sunday, May 17 at...

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Local Event: FRESH MILLIONS in Dublin - FRESH & FAST. GREAT FOR EVERY MEAL. $10 Bowls!

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 BOWLS, PLATES, SANDWICHES & MORE - Made to order - FRESH & FAST so you can eat well for less!   
Our VALUE MENU of $10 entrees...

FRESH MILLIONS in Dublin - FRESH & FAST. GREAT FOR EVERY MEAL. $10 Bowls!

The Syndicate Patio (used to be the Last Word), 2470 First Street, in Livermore.

The AAUW-LPD&nbsp;Branch and Towne Center Books are pleased to sponsor a book talk with Allison Larkin who is the internationally bestselling author of the novels The People We Keep,&nbsp; Stay,&nbsp;Why Can’t I Be You,&nbsp;&nbsp;and Swimming for Sunlight. She is also the cohost of the podcast Now That We Think About It. Home of the American Circus, her most recent book, is a deeply moving novel that explores broken families, the weight of the past, and the complicated journey or finding home.&nbsp;The venue is across from the original Livermore parking garage on Railroad Ave. and is adjacent to the front entrance of&nbsp;&nbsp;the Bankhead Theater. Parking is easiest in the garage.

Local Event: AAUW and Towne Center Books Hosts Book Talk with Allison Larkin

AAUW and Towne Center Books Hosts Book Talk...

The AAUW-LPD Branch and Towne Center Books are pleased to sponsor a book talk with Allison Larkin who is the internationally...

AAUW and Towne Center Books Hosts Book Talk with Allison Larkin

Bankhead Theater

The Valley Dance Theatre tells a story, well, really 3 stories, all to live music. Spring Rep will open with Prokofiev ‘s iconic Peter and the Wolf to the delight of children of all ages.Act 1 will close with Arthur Sullivan’s Pineapple Pole, a rousing romp of sailors and their girls and unrequited love all with a touch of humor. Act 2 will open with Gershwin’s unforgettable American in Paris, featuring tapping gendarmes, the baker and his tart, the dog walker with her poodles plus the American and French couples falling in love. Spring Rep 2026 will close with Red, White, and Blue honoring the 5 branches of the military and their official songs and will close with John Philip Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever.

Local Event: Valley Dance Theatre's Spring Rep 2026

Valley Dance Theatre's Spring Rep 2026

The Valley Dance Theatre tells a story, well, really 3 stories, all to live music. Spring Rep will open with Prokofiev ‘s...

Pans on Fire

<a href="https://www.grainbakers.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Grainbakers</a> teams up with Pans on Fire cooking school in Pleasanton for an incredible night of whole-grain breadmaking. Our summer bread flavors and inclusions, a lovely, comfortable kitchen, and BYO beverages (some provided, wink). Join us for a delicious evening.

Local Event: Breadmaking Class

Breadmaking Class

Grainbakers teams up with Pans on Fire cooking school in Pleasanton for an incredible night of whole-grain breadmaking. Our...

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DSO Season Finale: Shostakovich 5

FRESH MILLIONS in Dublin - FRESH & FAST. GREAT FOR EVERY MEAL. $10 Bowls!

AAUW and Towne Center Books Hosts Book Talk with Allison Larkin

Valley Dance Theatre's Spring Rep 2026

Breadmaking Class