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Must See, Must Do in the Tri-Valley

  • History Comes Alive in the Tri-Valley

    Each city in the Tri-Valley offers its own insight into the area’s frontier past. In Dublin, Heritage Park and Museums is made up of Pioneer Cemetery; St. Raymond (1859), the region’s oldest Catholic church; the Murray Schoolhouse; and the 1911 craftsman bungalow Kolb House, now a museum. Other areas boast their own treasures: In Danville, […]

  • 2015 Livermore Valley Uncorked Wine Competition: The Results Are In

    This year, 79 wines made it to the final tasting for the 7th annual Livermore Valley Uncorked Wine Competition put on by the amazing team at Tri-Valley Conservancy, the agency charged with preserving undeveloped and cultivated land from unmitigated urbanization. Among the acreage under their stewardship are several thousand acres of vines. This year’s big […]

  • Book Your Sporting Event

    Here on “the Sunny Side of the Bay,” we believe there are many ways to make your competition a successful one. Take advantage of our 300 days of sunshine a year, and the many indoor and outdoor tournament facilities throughout the area. The Tri-Valley is ready to assist you in all facets of tournament organizing. […]

  • Trails of Tri-Valley

    Ten trails for hikers, bikers, and equestrians in the San Francisco Bay’s Tri-Valley. Download here…

  • The Heritage of Tri-Valley California Wine

    As one of California’s oldest wine regions, Livermore Valley began its wine odyssey in 1840 with the planting of the regions’ first wine grapes. It went on to become the leading wine region in the state, with more than 50 wineries. In fact, the first Grand Prix Award for a US wine was won by […]

  • Best in Class

    We are proud to announce that the fabulous Livermore Valley wineries won a total of 152 medals at this year’s San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition! This is a true testament to the hard work that our winemakers put in and the quality of the wine that they are creating. Find the complete list below. BEST […]

  • The Beginning of a New Beer Renaissance: Remembering Lyons Brewery with Judy Ashworth

    It was half my life ago when I met this incredible woman. She changed my life forever. I’ve worked for her, lived with her more than once, and we remain great friends and traveling buddies to this day. Tri-Valley native Judy Ashworth’s “Farewell to Bud” party in 1986 made famous today’s multi-tap establishments serving only craft beer, […]

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