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Low‑intermediate ESL Book Club meets at Pleasanton Library’s Literacy Table to discuss Patricia MacLachlan’s More Perfect Than the Moon, practicing vocabulary and conversation, ages 18+.
Gentle stories, songs, and lap bounces for infants in Pleasanton Library’s Meeting Room, followed by playtime and new‑friend introductions; registration required, ages 1 and under.
Improvisational teams battle Creatures of Impulse in a pro‑wrestling‑themed series of four interactive shows at Firehouse Arts Center.
Night Market at St. Pat's Row — Food vendors, handmade goods, and live music line the street between Golden Gate Drive and Regional Street.
Costume night of music, dancing, animatronics, food trucks in Concannon Barrel Room, AmosPro DJ spinning, bars serving Concannon and Cuda Ridge wines and beer, ages 18 and up.
Día de los Muertos Community Celebration at Rincon Library features music, dance, and crafts. Free for all ages.
Maker Faire Rome – The European Edition (Rome, Italy).
Championship weekend of thoroughbred racing at Alameda County Fairgrounds, featuring the world’s top horses competing in multiple elite races.
America’s Favorite Car Show displays over 2,500 American‑made show cars and trucks of all years at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
Over 2,500 American‑made show cars and trucks of all years displayed at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.
Pop‑up arts and humanities event at Benson Plaza and Alameda Lawn A features performances and tables from SCU student groups plus hands‑on crafts.
The Great Junk Hunt at Alameda County Fairgrounds features curated junk market displays, plus food, drinks, and music.
