Events

Join our club and Pleasanton North to work together to build beds for local children in need! We will join with Sleep in Heavenly Peace on February 28 at Crosswinds Church. Invite your friends, and let's make this a productive morning that will give many kids a good night's sleep for years to come!

Please register online with this link

When: February 28 from 9-2 p.m.

Where: CrossWinds Church, Livermore

Need: 80 people

We look forward to hearing fellow Rotarian John Freeman share an update about California Water Service, Cal Water, which provides water to much of Livermore.

Visit the calwater.com website for information. 

You're invited to get to know residents of Goodness Village by participating in a special dinner, catered by Marty's Joint Food Truck, on Wednesday, March 4 from 5:30 - 7:00.

No cost to you, but your registration is needed so that we know we have enough Rotarians joining the event. We have room for a maximum of 10 people!

Please join us for Trivia Night at 3 Steves Winery to support Marylin Avenue STEAM Academy's 5th grade camp fund. Proceeds help underprivileged students attend outdoor education camp. 

Tickets are $25 per adult; $5 per child, or $100 for a table of 6. Purchase tickets here

A portion of wine and food sales will also go to support the fund, and there will be an incredible RAFFLE too!

We hope you can join!

Fellow Rotarians Anil Inamdar and Eric Dillie will share some tips about using ChatGPT.

We're back with another incredible Social Tuesday evening this time at Beth & George's House! This is a potluck AND a game night, with of course some libations.  Come with your favorite dish to share and be ready for some laughs.

When: 3/24 from 6-8 p.m.

Where: Beth & George's House

What: Potluck & Libations (bring a dish and drinks to share) + Game Night

We welcome Ann Brown, member of the City of Livermore Beautification Committee. She will share ways the Tri-Valley is planning for climate resilience.

We welcome Evan Branning, Livermore City Council Member, who will provide us with an overview of the plan for the Isabel Neighborhood.

We welcome Rebecca Spector, Executive Director of Tri-Valley Conservancy. She will provide us with an update in the work of this environmentally-focused nonprofit organization.

Saddle up for a wild west night full of fun, food and fundraising to support the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore.

BUY TICKETS HERE

Wear western attire and get ready for a tri-tip and spaghetti dinner, beer and wine, and live music. Proceeds from tickets sales and donations will benefit the Children's Holiday Party, Gift of Reading and Pedrozzi Scholarships.

The details:

Tickets are $100 per person.

Saturday, April 25 starting at 5 p.m.

Olivina Ranch, 4555 Arroyo Road, Livermore

Contact: Leslie Lemeux or Dennis Gambs for more information.

Come join the celebration for the 2026 Rotarian Foundation of Livermore Community Grant Award Recipients!

Community members who will receive grants, as well as Rotarians from both the Livermore (noon) and Livermore Valley (morning) clubs will gather at Del Valle Winery, 4948 Tesla Road, Livermore, from 3:00 - 4:30 pm.

There is no charge to attend the event. Rotarians will be asked to purchase their wine to enjoy during the celebration. 

Note: space is limited. Rotarians please use the registration link to RSVP.

We welcome Annie Esposito, Chief Assistant District Attorney for Alameda County. Ms. Esposito will share an overview of the current work of the Alameda County District Attorney's office.

We welcome Maria Mancini who will share with us the generous community work of the Community Health and Education Foundation, CHEF, a local nonprofit. As Rotarians, we are grateful to CHEF for partnering with us in the past to amplify donations to support our service work.

Join Livermore Valley Rotary, Pleasanton North Rotary and District 5170 on a day of service supporting Kids Against Hunger creating emergency food packs for people in need. Click here to sign up.

Our time slot is 10:30-12 p.m. on May 16.

The address is 1258 Quarry Ln in Pleasanton. Look for the Kids Against Hunger signs!

We are excited to have a private tour of the Livermore Police Department, led by fellow Rotarian, Captain John Reynolds.

NOTE: Our club meeting will be held at the Livermore Police Department, 1110 S Livermore Ave, Livermore 94550.

Our regular Tuesday morning meeting on May 19th will take place at the Livermore Police Department. Fellow Rotarian and LPD Captain John Reynolds will treat us to a tour of the Department.

The Livermore Police Department is located at 1110 S Livermore Ave. Parking is available between the police department and the library. Enter through the front door and veer right into the Community Room.

(We will NOT meet at the First Street Alehouse on May 19.)

We're back with another incredible Social Tuesday evening this time at Fusion Wine Bar in Pleasanton!

When: 5/26 from 6-8 p.m.

Where: Fusion Wine Bar, 3030 Bernal Ave, Suite 220, Pleasanton

What: Cost of $30 includes Asian Fusion food and appetizers. Drinks/wine are available for purchase.

Please RSVP so we can prepare the reservation!

Club Grant Chair, Lisa Shah will lead us in the awarding of our Spring Club Grants. We are honored to be able to serve our community by supporting these worthy organizations.

Join our weekly club meeting at the First Street Alehouse for a special Spring Grant Award Presentation. We will honor the 7 community groups that have earned our support!

We will enjoy breakfast at the Livermore Rodeo Grounds while hearing an update of the philanthropic work of the Livermore Rodeo Foundation and getting a preview of the Livermore Rodeo! Longtime Rotarian and Rodeo Foundation member Kathleen Minser will be our host.

We will meet at the Rodeo Grounds, 3000 Robertson Park Rd, Livermore

Parking is in the dirt lot east of the arena. We will meet in the small building at the top of the lot.

Pete Sandhu invites us to meet at Five Rivers Aviation and learn about the Livermore Municipal Airport - LVK.

Our club meeting will take place at Five Rivers Aviation, 700 Terminal Circle, Livermore, 94551.

Restaurant Coach, Nick Martinez, will give us an insider's look at what it takes to run a successful restaurant.

Sarah's being demoted!!! 

In other contexts, this sentence isn't celebrated, yet here in Rotary it's a party to congratulate our club president on a successful year!

What does this mean for you? Bring your favorite beverage, wear black and yellow/gold and come ready to celebrate Sarah!

When: Tuesday, June 30 from 6-8:30 p.m.

Where: Mony Nop's house: 1223 Vienna Street, Livermore

Other key details:

The theme centers on "Bee" a Rotarian. Wear black and yellow/gold. Water is the only beverage being served, so bring a drink you enjoy, and maybe some to share! Guests are welcome to attend; each person will be charged $20 to pay for catering.

We are putting together a cash gift for Sarah. If you'd like to contribute, please contact Charles at charles.crohare@gmail.com.

RSVP no later than June 25

We are excited to launch the 2026-27 Rotary year with our new club president, Mony Nop! Mony and his leadership team will share their vision for this coming year and lead us all in discussion of how to create the best year yet for our club!

Join us for the first meeting of the new Rotary year! New President Mony Nop will lead us in a discussion of this year's plans and goals. Please come and participate!

We are proud to welcome District Governore Geeta Gadambi, who will provide us with a State of the District presentation for our own District 5170. Members are encouraged to join the meeting and give a warm welcome to DG Geeta.

We are proud to welcome Mr. Phong Law, Alameda County Assessor, who will provide us with an update on the role and accomplishments of the County Assessor's Office.

You're invited to get to know residents of Goodness Village by participating in a special dinner, catered by Marty's Joint Food Truck, on Wednesday, July 22 from 5:30 - 7:00.

No cost to you, but your registration is needed so that we know we have enough Rotarians joining the event. We have room for a maximum of 10 people!

Three of our club members represented us in Taipei at the Rotary Internation Conference in June 2026. We will hear from them about international projects and our role in working with other clubs to serve our community and global causes. Thank you, Mony, Cathia, and Mark!

We welcome fellow Rotarian, Robert Freeman, who will share the work of the Global Uplift Project, whose mission is to help the world's children learn.

In addition to being a member of the Livermore Valley Rotary Club, Robert is the Founder and Executive Director of The Global Uplift Project. For 13 years, he taught at Los Altos High School in Los Altos, CA. Prior to teaching, he spent 19 years in the computer industry, including as Vice President, International Marketing, at Sybase, one of the largest software companies in the world. He is the author of nine books on world history under The Best One-Hour History label. He holds a B.S. from Santa Clara University and an M.B.A. from Stanford University.

You are welcome to visit The Global Uplift Project website for a preview.

We are excited to mee the 2026-27 Board of Directors of the Granada High School Interact Club. We will also get to hear highlights from this year's RYLA attendees. Thanks to Brook Witherspoon for her mentorship of these Interactors.

We are happy to welcome Lisa Tromovitch, Executive/Artistic Director and Founder of SPARC Theater.

Executive/Artistic Director Tromovitch is also a tenured professor in Media X at University of the Pacific. She has over 50 professional directing credits in six states. She began her career at The Old Globe Theater, where she assisted directors Jack O’Brien, Tom Moore, and the late John Houseman in the rehearsal room and Bob Berlinger in the Play Discovery Program. She is a Backstage West Garland Award and Indy Award winner for her direction of Amadeus at PCPA TheatreFest. Most recently she directed The Winter’s Tale, The Tempest, and her own adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac for SPARC, as well as Ecce Homo (a new play about performance capture artists) at University of the Pacific. Lisa was awarded a 2010 Innovation Award for “Risktakers and Dreammakers” hosted by the Livermore Chamber. Past President, Shakespeare Theatre Association. MFA, Southern Methodist University; BA magna cum laude, Dartmouth College; Phi Beta Kappa.

For more information about SPARC, please visit sparctheater.org.