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Tri-Valley Cities
5 Distinct Communities
Tri-Valley, California is comprised of three adjacent valleys – Amador, Livermore & San Ramon. These valleys are located on the eastern side of the San Francisco Bay Hills and are home to the beautiful cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and the town of Danville.
Pleasanton
Pleasanton is a community of 67,700. It is a family-oriented community that prides itself on the numerous parks and recreation facilities and programs. The historic downtown is the heart of the community. It is the setting for festivals, street parties, parades, weekly summer concerts, Saturday farmer's markets and other special events. Downtown also offers some of the finest dining and shopping in Tri-Valley. Pleasanton offers a variety of performing, visual, and literary arts through its Civic Arts program. These include a series of professional entertainment programs, the annual free Shakespeare in the Park, public art pieces around town, the popular poetry reading series, and art events for youth. Pleasanton is also home to the Alameda County Fairgrounds, which hosts statewide and regional events, as well as the annual award-winning Alameda County Fair. The Pleasanton community is committed to maintaining the standards that make this a wonderful place to live, visit, work and play. www.ci.pleasanton.ca.us
Livermore
The Livermore Valley is home to California’s oldest wine region. The valley’s western heritage is mirrored in the city’s vast farmlands and award-winning wineries. The City of Livermore encompasses twenty-two square miles, and has a population of 80,723. Coastal range protection provides the Livermore Valley with a mild climate that enhances the pursuit of a more relaxed, less congested lifestyle.
As home to renowned science and technology center, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore is a technological hub and an academically engaged community successfully competing in the global market.
Livermore’s arts, culture, western heritage and vibrant wine industry provide a unique blend to this diverse community. Historic Downtown Livermore is enjoying a renaissance, reestablishing the downtown as the city’s premier shopping, dining, entertainment and cultural district. The festivals, farmer's markets, and parades bring visitors and residents alike to the center of town to celebrate the bounties of its agricultural heritage and spirit of community. www.ci.livermore.ca.us
Dublin
Located at the crossroads of Tri-Valley, Dublin’s 14 square miles is alive with community spirit. The city has an approximate population of 41,907, and has consistently been on the list of fastest growing cities in Alameda County.
Dublin is dedicated to developing and implementing quality programs that strengthen community image, provide recreational experiences, encourage healthy lifestyles, and preserve the city's heritage. The annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival is a long-standing city tradition celebrating the Irish roots of the city. With great food, entertainment, arts and crafts, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The city provides residents and visitors with shopping to rival any in the area. Dublin offers shopping at national and regional chain stores, as well as neighborhood plazas with specialty shops. After an exhausting day of shopping visitors can experience innovative culinary creations at one of over 90 restaurants found in the city.
From the historic district to the bustling downtown you will find a friendly smile and a helping hand. At work or play, Dublin looks forward to your stay. www.ci.dublin.ca.us
San Ramon
The City of San Ramon is comprised of 11 square miles and is located in the heart of the San Ramon Valley. The region has long been considered one of the most desirable living areas in the Bay Area because of its scenic beauty, good climate, and suburban charm. In 2007 America’s Promise Alliance named the City of San Ramon among the 100 Best Communities for Young People.
San Ramon creates a strong sense of community through people, parks, partnerships, and programs. Each year the city hosts the Art and Wind Festival where guests can enjoy arts and crafts booths, entertainment, and kite flying demos, great food booths, and a hot air balloon launch!
San Ramon invites you to explore the diversity that makes the city unique. Enjoy a round of golf; relax in one of the city’s award-winning parks, experience fabulous dining, or listen to some cool jazz. Nestled in the rolling hills of the valley, San Ramon is a must-visit hospitality and entertainment destination. www.ci.san-ramon.ca.us
Danville
With a population of approximately 43,250, Danville is known for its small-town atmosphere and its outstanding quality of life. And with nearly 300 days of sunshine every year it isn’t hard to see why this is a preferred destination. Visitors can stroll the tree-lined streets of Danville’s historic downtown, dine at one of the town’s award-winning restaurants, or explore the nature trails by bike or on foot.
The town is home to summer concerts in the park, the Devil Mountain Run, a certified farmer’s market, the Danville International Children’s Film Festival, and Hot Summer Nights car show. Visitors are also drawn to one of our region’s biggest ecological treasures, Mount Diablo, whose extensive view is rivaled only by Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
After 130 years, the small settlement on the banks of the Sycamore Creek has grown from a blacksmith shop to a thriving community. www.ci.danville.ca.us
Tri-Valley, California is comprised of three adjacent valleys – Amador, Livermore & San Ramon. These valleys are located on the eastern side of the San Francisco Bay Hills and are home to the beautiful cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and the town of Danville. Pleasanton
Pleasanton is a community of 67,700. It is a family-oriented community that prides itself on the numerous parks and recreation facilities and programs. The historic downtown is the heart of the community. It is the setting for festivals, street parties, parades, weekly summer concerts, Saturday farmer's markets and other special events. Downtown also offers some of the finest dining and shopping in Tri-Valley. Pleasanton offers a variety of performing, visual, and literary arts through its Civic Arts program. These include a series of professional entertainment programs, the annual free Shakespeare in the Park, public art pieces around town, the popular poetry reading series, and art events for youth. Pleasanton is also home to the Alameda County Fairgrounds, which hosts statewide and regional events, as well as the annual award-winning Alameda County Fair. The Pleasanton community is committed to maintaining the standards that make this a wonderful place to live, visit, work and play. www.ci.pleasanton.ca.us
Livermore
The Livermore Valley is home to California’s oldest wine region. The valley’s western heritage is mirrored in the city’s vast farmlands and award-winning wineries. The City of Livermore encompasses twenty-two square miles, and has a population of 80,723. Coastal range protection provides the Livermore Valley with a mild climate that enhances the pursuit of a more relaxed, less congested lifestyle.
As home to renowned science and technology center, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore is a technological hub and an academically engaged community successfully competing in the global market.
Livermore’s arts, culture, western heritage and vibrant wine industry provide a unique blend to this diverse community. Historic Downtown Livermore is enjoying a renaissance, reestablishing the downtown as the city’s premier shopping, dining, entertainment and cultural district. The festivals, farmer's markets, and parades bring visitors and residents alike to the center of town to celebrate the bounties of its agricultural heritage and spirit of community. www.ci.livermore.ca.us
Dublin
Located at the crossroads of Tri-Valley, Dublin’s 14 square miles is alive with community spirit. The city has an approximate population of 41,907, and has consistently been on the list of fastest growing cities in Alameda County.
Dublin is dedicated to developing and implementing quality programs that strengthen community image, provide recreational experiences, encourage healthy lifestyles, and preserve the city's heritage. The annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival is a long-standing city tradition celebrating the Irish roots of the city. With great food, entertainment, arts and crafts, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The city provides residents and visitors with shopping to rival any in the area. Dublin offers shopping at national and regional chain stores, as well as neighborhood plazas with specialty shops. After an exhausting day of shopping visitors can experience innovative culinary creations at one of over 90 restaurants found in the city.
From the historic district to the bustling downtown you will find a friendly smile and a helping hand. At work or play, Dublin looks forward to your stay. www.ci.dublin.ca.us
San Ramon
The City of San Ramon is comprised of 11 square miles and is located in the heart of the San Ramon Valley. The region has long been considered one of the most desirable living areas in the Bay Area because of its scenic beauty, good climate, and suburban charm. In 2007 America’s Promise Alliance named the City of San Ramon among the 100 Best Communities for Young People.
San Ramon creates a strong sense of community through people, parks, partnerships, and programs. Each year the city hosts the Art and Wind Festival where guests can enjoy arts and crafts booths, entertainment, and kite flying demos, great food booths, and a hot air balloon launch!
San Ramon invites you to explore the diversity that makes the city unique. Enjoy a round of golf; relax in one of the city’s award-winning parks, experience fabulous dining, or listen to some cool jazz. Nestled in the rolling hills of the valley, San Ramon is a must-visit hospitality and entertainment destination. www.ci.san-ramon.ca.us
Danville
With a population of approximately 43,250, Danville is known for its small-town atmosphere and its outstanding quality of life. And with nearly 300 days of sunshine every year it isn’t hard to see why this is a preferred destination. Visitors can stroll the tree-lined streets of Danville’s historic downtown, dine at one of the town’s award-winning restaurants, or explore the nature trails by bike or on foot.
The town is home to summer concerts in the park, the Devil Mountain Run, a certified farmer’s market, the Danville International Children’s Film Festival, and Hot Summer Nights car show. Visitors are also drawn to one of our region’s biggest ecological treasures, Mount Diablo, whose extensive view is rivaled only by Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
After 130 years, the small settlement on the banks of the Sycamore Creek has grown from a blacksmith shop to a thriving community. www.ci.danville.ca.us
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