CALENDAR OF EVENTS February

Sun., Jan. 22 - Sat., Mar. 18

From Sand to Silicon Chip: New Technology in Clay Art Exhibit Opening Reception

@ Village Theater and Art Gallery

An exhibit exploring the way clay has been used in advanced technology and how technology has been used to advance clay works. The exhibit will be on display from January 21 to March 18, 2023.

Cost: Free

Wed., Feb. 1 - Wed., May 31

Stir Crazy Quilts

@ Museum of the San Ramon Valley https://museumsrv.org/

What did quilters do when stuck at home during a pandemic? Quilt! The quilts provide insight into the ways quilters worked, beginning in March of 2020. Some are conventional patterns, some are new designs, some are block quilts, some were done free-hand. The exhibit begins in February and runs through the end of May.

Time: During Museum Operating Hours

Cost: Varies

Sat., Feb. 4

Recreation Expo & Open House

@Danville Community Center, Village Theatre and Art Gallery

Save the date to secure your summer activities. Meet recreation staff and visit recreation facilities while getting a head start on your summer planning. Time: 10am-1pm

Cost: Free

Tues., Feb. 28

Buzz Sessions, Movie Screening: Hidden Figures

@Senior Center

Come celebrate Black History Month with a free screening of Hidden Figures at the Danville Senior Center. Register online at https://www.danville.ca.gov/911/Buzz-Sessions

Time: 10am

Cost: Free

Fri., Feb 24 - Sun., March 5

Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week

@Tri-Valley Region (Danville/San Ramon/Dublin/Pleasanton/Livermore) Restaurants

Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week highlights the diverse culinary scene of our region over the span of 10 delicious days in the form of special foodie events, unique menu offerings, and exclusive deals to the top restaurants, wineries and breweries in the Tri-Valley. See https://visittrivalley.com/restaurantweek/ for participating business and activities.

Every Saturday

Farmers Market

@ Railroad Ave Municipal Parking Lot Downtown

Get the freshest seasonal fare at Danville Certified Farmers Market. You’ll find fruits and vegetables direct from local farmers, along with fresh cut flowers, seafood, meats, local honey, and baked goods. More information at www.pcfma.com

Time: 9am-1pm

Cost: Free