East Bay Parks Reopen
Keep fit physically as well as mentally and spiritually with a visit to the beautiful green open spaces of our East Bay Regional Parks. continue reading ›
Your Town Monthly Staff
Virtual Shopping Now Available at the Pleasanton Peddler Shoppe
The popular senior boutique has opened its virtual doors, offering a variety of handcrafted gifts for sale such as winter accessories, home decor, toys and much more. continue reading ›
When Should You Review Your Estate Plan?
The American Bar Association Commission on Law and Aging recommends a review of your Advance Health Care Directives upon the occurrence of any of the “5 D Events”. continue reading ›
Donate to the Food Bank Today
Support the efforts of the Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano by making a donation to this virtual food drive organized by City Center Bishop Ranch. continue reading ›
Digital Learning with the East Bay Regional Park District
Virtually visit some of the East Bay Regional Parks and enjoy fun nature games and activities at home or on your phone. continue reading ›
The Town of Danville Garden Cottage Program
This new Town program allows residents to build self-contained living units, designed by local architects, that can be attached to the main home or a separate building. continue reading ›
Emergency Rental Assistance for Dublin & Pleasanton Residents
Grant assistance of up to $2,500 to help pay delinquent rent will be available to eligible Pleasanton and Dublin households impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. continue reading ›
Front Door Service at Contra Costa County Libraries
Local libraries have devised a safe, contactless way for you to borrow that book, DVD, or other library items you’ve been wanting to get your hands on. continue reading ›
Walk Walnut Creek: A Self-Guided Walking Tour of the City
This free walking tour utilizes your cellphone to guide you to over 100 sites and teach you about the fascinating history of downtown Walnut Creek. continue reading ›
Harrington Gallery: “Art in Place”
Works from ninety Bay Area artists that were created during the shelter-in-place are now on display in the gallery’s first-ever virtual exhibit.
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