Local Events Not to Miss
June 2019
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Upcoming Community Events Presented by the Lafayette Chamber
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Lafayette's Dogtown Downtown
Saturday, June 1, 9:45am/10am-12noon, Downtown Lafayette
Dogtown Downtown in its 42
nd
year in
dog years of course
will have a slight twist this year.
It's the dog's morning out!
Please join us this Saturday as we showcase our downtown friendly streets.
Please note d
ogs must be social, friendly and on leash at all times.
Highlights include:
9:45am:
There will be a brief flag ceremony led by Mayor Anderson on Saturday, June 1, at 9:45 am, at the Lafayette Plaza, to raise the LGBTQ+ Pride Flag. Lafayette Plaza is located at the intersection of Mt. Diablo Blvd. and Moraga Road in Lafayette. You can read the Mayor’s Proclamation recognizing June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month in Lafayette
here.
10am-12noon:
- Dogtown Village will be in the Bank of the West parking lot featuring:
- Games from Lafayette Park and Recreation
- Town Hall Theatre
- East Bay SPCA
- Contra Costa Animal Services
- Girl Scout Troop #33137 will have homemade Canine Cookies.
- Love Lafayette Dog Leashes will be on sale for $5 at the Lafayette Chamber tent. Free poop bags available too.
- And don’t forget to take your picture in the Dog House!
- Bank of the West has kindly offered to collect donations during the week prior to and during the event. Please see most needed items here. On-line donation easier? Please visit: https://www.friendsofcontracostaanimalshelters.org/
- Hairy Ear Prints, Nor Sled Dog Rescue and Renewal by Anderson will be at the Corner of Oak Hill Road and Mt. Diablo Blvd. near Learning Express Toys and the Uncle Yu’s Parking Lot.
- ARF and Kind Snacks will be located near Farmyard Darlings and Cooperage.
- Early Alert Canines will be near Papillion in La Fiesta Square.
- Interim City Manager, Niroop Srivatsa will be do a doggie reading at 11am at Bel and Bunna’s Books.
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Lafayette's 2019 “Rock the Plaza” concert series is a tribute to the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock!
Fridays, June 7, 14, 21, 28, 6pm-8:30pm, Lafayette Plaza Park
Woodstock Lafayette is a free, four-concert series held on Friday evenings in June in beautiful Lafayette Plaza Park at the corner of Mt. Diablo Blvd. and Moraga Way, 6pm-8:30pm.
When organizers struggled to get bands to sign on for the original festival, they made a breakthrough when they got an agreement from Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR). They were paid $10,000. So, our first show on June 7
th, will feature the
Fog City Swampers, doing CCR covers. On June14th,
ZEBOP! brings us the sounds of Santana. Yes, they will do Soul Sacrifice. Bring your percussion instruments for the “Woodstock Drum Circle!" On June 21
st, just move over and let Jimi take over with
Purple Haze! We finish the series on June 28 with the
The Keep On Truckin’ Band, who will feature songs from many of the artists that played Woodstock. FREE!
Learn more here.
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Lafayette Res Run for Education
Early Bird Registration is now open! This is the lowest price you will pay to sign up for our annual community run benefiting our local schools. Don’t miss the opportunity to sign up early.
Who will win as top beneficiary school? Let the contest begin! Register for the race today and choose your school.
Early Bird pricing only runs through June 30, 2019!
The Lafayette Chamber and the City of Lafayette are co-sponsors of the Lafayette Res Run for Education which will be held
Sunday, October 20.
The Run is the city’s most popular “family affair”, involving kids, parents, grandparents, and hundreds of serious runners from throughout the Bay Area. Participants compete in a 10k or 5k certified runs and a 2 mile run/walk for fun through downtown Lafayette, around the Lafayette Reservoir (10k only) and back. Sprinters, walkers, the “stroller brigade” and many of Lafayette’s top four legged residents share the streets on that beautiful Sunday morning. Don’t miss the live music by the Stanley Middle School Orchestra and the Healthy Lifestyles Fair!
Learn more and register here.
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Our June Newsletter is Sponsored by Millie's Kitchen
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June 2019 Non-Profit & Art Events
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Moraga Art Gallery “Into the Woods,”
Through June 1, Rheem Shopping Center, at 522 Center Street, Moraga
Watercolor landscapes by George Ehrenhaft, a resident of Moraga, the show captures the arborial splendor of Lamorinda and beyond…from the Pacific shore to peaks of the Sierra. The show’s featured guest artist, Duke Herrero of Orinda, has created museum-quality wooden objects – utensils, table-top boxes, footstools, cutting boards, and more – all hewn and lovingly shaped from a variety of trees such as walnut, cherry, ipe, and cocobolo. The Moraga Art Gallery is located in the Rheem Shopping Center, at 522 Center Street, Moraga. The hours are Wednesday through Sunday from 12 noon to 5 PM. For more information, visit
www.moragaartgallery.com or call 925-376-5407.
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Cal Shakes presents A Midsummer Night's Dream
Through-June 16, Orinda
Four lovers escape into the woods and find themselves entangled in a world turned upside-down. When it comes to love, what’s fantasy and what’s reality? Tricks abound and wires cross as we all seek escape from (or surrender to) the clutches of love.
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Call for Entries for Lamorinda ShortDocs Film Fest
Submissions accepted through June 16
Lamorinda Arts Council is pleased to announce registration and call for entries for their fourth annual short documentary film festival, which will be hosted this year by the California Independent Film Festival (CAIFF). The red-carpet screening event will be held at the historic Orinda Theatre on August 25th at 11AM. This documentary film festival provides local Lamorinda filmmakers of all ages an opportunity to create new work, as well as showcase it at high profile community screening. Entries of short documentary films, six minutes or less, for the Lamorinda ShortDocs Film Fest will be accepted now through June 16th, 2019. The competition is open to anyone five years of age or older who is lives, works or attends school in Orinda, Lafayette or Moraga, and includes Walnut Creek students in the Acalanes Union School District. Film submissions will be judged in one of four categories: elementary school, middle school, high school, and adult. The audience also votes for an Audience Favorite Student Film. This is an all ages festival, and all content must be G rated. The August 25th community screening will feature selected films and accompanying award presentations. Filmmakers are encouraged to register for the festival here:
https://lamorindaarts.org/for-filmmakers before submitting their completed films to Film Freeway here:
https://filmfreeway.com/LamorindaShortDocsFilmFest. To learn more about Lamorinda ShortDocs visit
https://lamorindaarts.org/shortdocs.
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WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN at Town Hall Theatre
Through June 22, Previews: May 30 & 31; Opening Night: June 1, Town Hall Theatre
Based on the film by Pedro Almodóvar, book by Jeffrey Lane, music and lyrics by David Yazbek. A New Musical directed by Dawn Monique Williams, music direction by Lindsey Schmeltzer. A sizzling, exhilarating musical farce! In sexy 1980s Madrid, welcome to the unravelling world of Pepa, Pepa’s wandering lover, the lover’s nutty ex-wife, her ditzy friend, a talkative taxi driver ... comedic chaos with an irresistible Spanish beat.
Learn more here.
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Foster & Homeless Youth Symposium by Contra Costa County Office of Education
Friday, May 31, 9am-3pm, Los Medanos College, 2700 East Leland Road, Pittsburg
Registration and continental breakfast begin at 8:30 am and lunch will be provided. This symposium focuses on all systems working with foster and homeless youth in Contra Costa County – education, child welfare, juvenile justice, probation and related service providers. Contact Denise Clarke at (925) 942-3322 or email
dclarke@cccoe.k12.ca.us for more information. This event is free but registration is requested due to limited seating.
Register here.
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Hot Topic - All About East Bay Wildfires
Friday, May 31, 1:30pm, Lafayette Orinda Presbyterian Church, 49 Knox Drive, Lafayette
Prevention and Evacuation Strategies presented by Lamorinda Village. Join us and Jerry Kent of East Bay Regional Parks as he gives a visual presentation on the history of wildfires in our area followed by Dennis Rein of MOFD on their top priority, the North Orinda Fire Break. Local law enforcement will also be present for this FREE workshop.
www.lamorindavillage.org
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Stanley Jazz Cafe
Friday, May 31, 6pm-10pm, Stanley Middle School
On Friday, May 31st (6pm to 10pm) the Stanley multi-use room will be transformed into a jazz club, where community members can gather to mingle, eat great food, and hear fabulous live jazz. This annual event is the sole fundraiser for our wonderful Stanley jazz program. Donations to Stanley jazz are highly encouraged.
Performances:
• Stanley Jazz Crusaders
• Stanley Jazz Messengers
• Wombo Combo
• Campolindo Jazz Band
• Acalanes Jazz Ensemble
• Acalanes Jazz Quartet
• And more!
Tickets: Reserved tables and seating sold here; unreserved seating available at the door the day of the event (cash only).
• Reserved tables - $150
• Reserved chairs - $20 (all ages)
• Unreserved adult - $15
• Unreserved children (7 to 18) - $5
• Unreserved children 6 and under - Free
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Family Art Tours JPG@The Bank
Every Saturday in June, 11am, JPG@TheBank, 3525 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette
Families are invited to join us for a guided tour of the current exhibition at JPG @The Bank on Saturday mornings at 11am with a docent. Children ages 4-12 and their adult sidekicks will participate in an interactive discussion of a selection of works with a short drawing exercise at the end of the tour. This Pop-Up art gallery in an old bank building has a an interactive vault exhibit worth exploring. Find original cartoons, small treasures and notes left behind from visitors. Families are always welcome in the gallery. This time is set aside for personal attention to you and your kids.
Learn more here.
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Saving Water in Your Landscape
Saturday, June 1, 12pm–1:30pm, 3932 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
By Contra Costa County Master Gardener Roxy Wolosenko. CCMG’s Roxy Wolosenko will expertly guide the audience through a variety of practices that can help homeowners conserve water in their landscape. Learn about irrigation methods, plant selection and placement, water gardening and rainwater harvesting. Participants will also receive hands-on practice using irrigation components. The Master Gardeners will present data showing how conventional watering practices increase surface water runoff by 50-70% with a corresponding loss of rainfall retained for the landscape and replenishment of groundwater. Such runoff also places limitations on the soil’s ability to filter pollutants, and washes pollutants into waterways via storm drains. Methods for creating rain gardens to capture rainwater onsite, rainwater harvesting, and other water conservation ideas will be discussed. Lafayette’s Travis Johnson will also be present to answer questions about gray water systems. Register online at
www.lafayettecommunitygarden.org. The event is free.
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Spectacular Special Needs Party
Saturday, June 1, 2pm-4pm
SEED Lafayette invites all local special needs families to Spectacular Special Needs Parties at the Lamorinda All-Access Playground at Moraga Commons. Party entertainment, snacks and birthday cake await you! No RSVP needed. Just show up! These parties are FREE and made possible by SEED's generous donors.
https://seedlafayette.org
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Town Hall Theatre Celebrates 75 Years - Masquerade Gala Celebration
Tickets on sale, June 1. Gala is Saturday, October 26, 5:30-10:00pm, Lafayette Veterans Memorial Center, 3780 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Buy your tickets beginning June 1 online and choose your seats, your friends seats, perhaps an entire table right from the comfort of home! Buy in person at Town Hall Theatre! Cocktail Hour, Delectable Dinner, catered by Wilma Lott Catering, A Celebration of Town Hall through the Years/Town Hall through the Decades Cabaret with Town Hall Main Stage and Education Alum, FUND-A-NEED Live Auction, Dessert and Dancing.
https://www.townhalltheatre.com/75th-gala
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Night at the Library
Saturday, June 1
Silent Auction is now OPEN!
Take a look at all the amazing packages ... Even if you can't make it to the event, you can still bid and support the Library!!
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Help a Foster Child Get Back to Being a Kid. Become a CASA Volunteer.
Foster children can spend years moving from one foster home to another. They face lasting trauma, homelessness, unemployment and even prison as adults. But you can create a positive change by becoming a CASA volunteer. Court Appointed Special Advocates work one-on-one with foster children to ensure that they receive consistent support, health, education and therapeutic services, and positive social and recreational opportunities.
Learn more.
Sign up
to attend in-person Informational Session.
Monday, June 3, 6:30 - 8 p.m., at DVC-IEC
Friday, June 14, 12:30 - 2 p.m. at DVC-IEC
Monday, June 17, 6:30 - 8 p.m. at DVC-IEC
Friday, June 21, 12:30 - 2 p.m. Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Or register for our upcoming webinar:
Monday, June 10, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
REGISTER
Friday, June 28, 12:30 - 2 p.m.
REGISTER
You must be 21 years or older to volunteer.
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“Lightness of Seeing,” Debuts at Moraga Art Gallery
Runs from June 5 to August 10. Opening reception on Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 7 pm in the gallery at 522 Center Street in Moraga’s Rheem Shopping Center.
The Moraga Art Gallery is proud to announce the opening of a new show featuring the work of member Lucy Beck, the artist-photographer who creates images that encourage viewers to tread lightly on the ground because, as she says, “There is remarkable beauty there.” A resident of Lafayette, Lucy “paints” floral portraits with light to show the astonishing variety of colors and shapes of small flowers in our gardens, fields and woodlands. The gallery’s show, which also includes work by its 14 member artists, runs from June 5 to August 10. The public is invited to a free opening reception on Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 7 pm in the gallery at 522 Center Street in Moraga’s Rheem Shopping Center. Come to meet the artists, enjoy wine, light snacks, and live music
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Age-Friendly Community Focus Group
Thursdays, June 6, 13, 20, See schedule for location.
The City of Lafayette has joined the network of AARP/World Health Organization Age-Friendly Communities in order to better meet the needs of its older residents. The eight ‘Domains of Livability’ that form the backbone of this initiative will guide the creation of an Age-Friendly Action Plan. This Action Plan will function to influence the quality of life of all Lafayette citizens with particular emphasis on its older population. Come learn more about the Age-Friendly Initiative. You can read about the initiative and the Domains of Livability by
clicking here.
Have your voice heard and share your ideas by attending the next focus group on the ‘Community and Health Services’ Domain of Livability on Thursday, June 6th, 1:00 – 2:30pm at the Lafayette United Methodist Church, 955 Moraga Road. You are invited to participate in any and all of the upcoming focus group meetings.
View Schedule.
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Lafayette Property Tour with CSC
Saturday, June 8, 10am-11:30am, across from the Lafayette Community Garden and next to the Lafayette Reservoir
Cancer Support Community (CSC) is planning to establish a rustic campus for health and healing in Lafayette. Join CSC for an ‘open-house’ style tour of our beautiful land! We will share on our planning and opportunities to be part of this exciting movement for our members and their loved ones! Other Saturday dates upcoming: August 10, and October 12. The property is located on the south side of Mt. Diablo Boulevard, directly across from the Lafayette Community Garden and next to the Lafayette Reservoir. Look for the Cancer Support Community sign at the entrance. Parking is available on site.
www.cancersupport.net
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Art Reception at our Pop-Up Art Gallery and Interactive space!
Saturday, June 8, 7pm Art Reception with 8pm Guitar Performance, JPG@The Bank, 3525 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Lafayette
Michihiro Matsuda is a sculptor who builds the most revered guitars in the world. For two years every piece he built was brought to photographer Josh Isaacs to be photographed. The end result became something special. This feature focuses on the fine art photographs by Joshua Isaacs – a result of their growing artistic relationship and respect for one another’s craft. In addition, Michihiro’s guitars are considered one of a kind works of art as well.
Also featuring guitarists Teja Gerken, Jay Howlett and Hideo Date in a performance on our stage at 8PM! Bring a friend, This will be our final art reception at our pop-up location JPG@The Bank.
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Art Show Reception
Thursday, June 13, 5:30pm-7pm, 23 Orinda Way, Suite 301, Orinda
We are excited to announce our next resident artist and member of the Lamorinda Arts
Alliance for the summer of 2019! Beginning early June, Anne Morrison Rabe
Photography will be on display at Dr. Amin Samadian’s office in Orinda. Join us for a reception on Thursday, June 13.
https://www.dionhealth.com
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Eat to end Alzheimer’s at Pizza Antica!
Thursday, June 20, 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Pizza Antica Lafayette, 3600 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Support Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month and the Alzheimer’s Association by dining at Pizza Antica in Lafayette or ordering takeout on June 20. Pizza Antica will donate 15% of proceeds to the Alzheimer’s Association. Just mention you’re there to support the Alzheimer's Association! Restaurant: 925.299.0500
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SUNRISE STROLL TO END ALZ
Friday, June 21, 8am-10am, Lafayette Reservoir
Donations will go towards raising awareness and funds to advance the care, support, and research efforts of the Alzheimer’s Association.
Don't forget June is Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month (
ABAM
!)
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Our Wonderful Native Plants
Saturday, June 22, 12pm-1:30pm, Lafayette Community Garden
Presented by Susan Agnew and Janet Thomas. Join Susan Agnew and Janet Thomas for a discussion and brief walking tour highlighting the native plants found at the Lafayette Community Garden. The Lafayette Community Garden and Outdoor Learning Center is located at 3932 Mt. Diablo Blvd. across the street and west of the Lafayette Reservoir entrance. To register for the class visit
www.lafayettecommunitygarden.org.
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Lamorinda Idol Performance
Sunday, June 23, 3pm-5pm, Lafayette Plaza Park
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Equine Assisted Workshops
Session 3 - 9:30am-12:00pm on June 26, July 3, 10, 17, 24
Xenophon Therapeutic Riding Center in collaboration with Connected Horse is offering Equine Assisted Workshops for people with early stage dementia and their care partners.
• No prior horse experience needed to participate.
• Participants will be engaging with horses from the ground, no riding.
• All participants must be ambulatory and willing to participate together.
• There is no fee to participate
• Xenophon is located in Orinda
The Connected Horse program is based on research conducted through UC Davis School of Medicine and Center for Equine Health. If interested in participating, please contact: (925) 377-0871 or
info@xenophontrc.org.
www.xenophontrc.org
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Lamorinda Music 10th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, June 29, 11am-3pm, Lamorinda Music parking lot, 81 Lafayette Circle
Join us for food trucks, a parking lot sale, and musical performances from our wonderful instructors and students. We are excited to celebrate 10 years of music making with all of you!
https://www.lamorindamusic.com
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New Care Package Program, and Summer Backpacks at WPE!
A new Group volunteer activity began in April in the White Pony General Store program: We’ve introduced Care Kit Assembly projects and Care Kit Packaging (Arts & Crafts) projects to add value to the services we already provide for our recipient organizations, while at the same time providing an opportunity for small and large community or corporate group teams to engage with and support WPE in ways that best suit your resources. These Care Kits are not only practical gifts for many of our recipients but they are decorated and packaged with love. Children are welcome to participate in these volunteer opportunities as well. Please feel free to reach out to schedule an event. Even more importantly RIGHT NOW, we could use some massive support with obtaining items to fill the care kits. Contact Danie Belfield 925-532-8286,
daniebelfield@whiteponyexpress.org.
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Who Will You Nominate? Sustainability Award Nominations Open!
Sustainable Contra Costa is proud to honor the leaders and activists whose good work is making Contra Costa communities healthy, beautiful, clean, and resilient. Awards are presented to individuals, nonprofits, government programs, schools, and businesses. Deadline for nominations is July 1st.
Learn more and submit your nomination(s) here.
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Looking Ahead into July...
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Only a few spots left in Cal Shakes Summer Conservatory
This year we are proud to partner with St. Mary's College for an intensive four-week Summer Shakespeare Conservatory! Aimed at rising 6th through 12th graders, the Conservatory at St. Mary's College offers an immersive theater experience rooted in passion for artistic exploration and excellence, in a wonderful new site full of spacious, light-filled classrooms, plenty of outdoor space, and a well-equipped theater.
Students will spend the morning playing and creating in a wide variety of theater disciplines, taught by working theater professionals, and afternoons are spent in rehearsals. The experience culminates in a Shakespeare performance at the end of the program.
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Cal Shakes' Artistic Director Eric Ting directs The Good Person of Szechwan
Runs July 3-21, Orinda
In a city of “haves” and “have-nots,” can a good person stay good even as their fortunes rise? The Good Person of Szechwan is a fable for our times exploring the lengths to which one must go to keep clean in a dirty world. Presented by special arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. Subscriptions and flex passes available. 510-548-9666,
boxoffice@calshakes.org or
purchase tickets here.
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Toy Story 4 Director, Josh Cooley at Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary
Friday, July 12, 7am-8:30am, Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa, 3287 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Just back from accepting the Academy Award for Inside Out, we are thrilled to present Toy Story 4 Director, Josh Cooley! Just being released from Pixar, it's another magical production. A superb speaker, Josh has a wonderful personal story with Pixar and a strong connection to Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary. You DO NOT want to miss this. Tickets:
https://toystory.eventbrite.com
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Cancer Support Community Golf Classic
Monday, July 29, Roundhill Country Club
The Cancer Support Community Golf Classic is a premier golf classic's in the East Bay. All proceeds benefit Cancer Support Community, providing services and support for cancer patients and their families. Held at the exclusive Roundhill Country Club, all golfers receive executive treatment with first class amenities throughout the day.
www.cancersupport.net
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5th Annual Postino Golf Tournament Benefiting the American Cancer Society
Monday, August 12, Oakhurst Country Club, 1001 Peacock Creek Dr., Clayton
Join us for a fun day of golf at Oakhurst Country Club and help us raise money for The American Cancer Society! Includes: round of golf, cart rental, breakfast burritos, boxed lunch, Bloody Mary bar, swag bag, prime rib dinner, and lots of great auction & raffle prizes during awards dinner. $250 per player or $900 per Foursome. 10am Registration, 11am Putting Contest, 12pm Shotgun, 5pm Awards Dinner. Please RSVP before August 1. For more information regarding the tournament, sponsorship opportunities, or to register please contact: Jamila Hasri at
Jamila@postino-usa.com.
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Upcoming Lafayette Chamber Events
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Google My Business Social Media Workshop
Wednesday, June 12, 6pm-7:30pm, Lafayette Library and Learning Center, Homework Center
Extend your business success with this step by step workshop about Google's most powerful local business tool! This workshop walks through how to claim and keep your free Google My Business listing optimized. You'll also learn easy steps for leveraging newer Google My Business features like Google My Business Posts and Q&A! Your Google My Business listing is how you get on the Google Map, and the quickest way to improve your ranking on local Google searches. And... it's free!
If your local business has a brick and mortar location and/or a defined local service area, don't miss this free Chamber workshop!
Speaker: Robin S Fox, Digital Strategist & Online Community Manager
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Mixing, Mingling, & Money with Fred Steingraf
Tuesday, June 18, 5:30pm-7pm, Lafayette Chamber Office, 251 Lafayette Circle, Ste 150
This is going to be a triple “M” event! Mixing, Mingling, & Money presented by Fred Steingraf. If you’ve been to our events before then you know the quality of our presenters. Fred will be dropping the knowledge on where to put your money to make it work best for you. This will be a great opportunity to meet other like minded young professionals who are looking to network with the best and advance their professional career.
RSVP here.
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June Monthly Mixer at the Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa
Wednesday, June 19
(new date)
, 5:30pm-7pm, 3287 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Let's enjoy a summer evening at the
Lafayette Park Hotel & Spa! Join us for our June Mixer. Free for Lafayette Chamber members. Want to join us as a guest? Contact
Barbara. Don't forget your business cards!
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Lafayette Art & Wine Festival
2019 dates: Saturday, September 21, 10am-7pm and Sunday, September 22, 10am-6pm.
Interested in participating or being a volunteer? Contact Sara Regan at (925) 284-7404.
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Jay Lifson, Executive Director
251 Lafayette Circle, Ste 150, Lafayette, CA
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm, Friday 9am-1pm
Closed Monday-Friday, July 1-5.
(925) 284-7404
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