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The Tri-Valley is one of the rare places in California that experiences an explosion of wildflower growth after a particularly wet winter, making for an extra colorful spring. Check out some of our favorite shots from past super blooms below and find out where you can spot these pretty petals in the Tri-Valley.

Photo by: @kelseey311 Wondering what this weekend has in store? Lucky for you, it’s been written in the stars. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite local activities and which sign they’re most compatible with. Aries This energetic fire sign—and the first sign of the zodiac—likes to blaze trails, lead others, and stay active. So, […]

Touring the Tri-Valley There is so much to see while visiting the Tri-Valley, whether it be its up-and-coming craft beer scene, its gorgeous outdoor areas, or its long-standing Wine Country. Take advantage of tours offered in our area that help make exploring the Tri-Valley easy and fun!  Livermore Wine Trolley If you’re looking to explore the Livermore […]

Saturday, May 12th Downtown Pleasanton Wine Stroll Over 25 Downtown Pleasanton locations will open their doors to attendees to sample delicious wines and serve tasty snacks. When you’re not sippin’ and strollin’, rock out with your mom to live music throughout Main Street. Buy Tickets Livermore Valley Craft Beer Festival If your mom loves beer […]

Whoever said life’s no picnic hasn’t been to the Tri-Valley. There are plenty of places to picnic locally, whether you want to snack by scenic Mt. Diablo views, lakeside lookouts, or with a glass of wine in your hand, the Tri-Valley’s got plenty of options for you. Check out some of the best this area has […]

It’s officially festival season, and we couldn’t be more excited! Maybe you’ve already bought your Coachella or Stagecoach tickets, but there’s also plenty of fun to be had right here in the Tri-Valley. Check out some upcoming music festivals that are definitely worth checking out. Blackhawk Food, Wine & Film Festival This black-tie event has […]

Whether you call the Tri-Valley your home or you’re just visiting, you’re likely to catch a glimpse of Mt. Diablo State Park, a 20,000-acre public space preserving not only the striking Diablo Mountain Range but also its sprawling foothills, waterfalls, and wildlife. Despite the mountain’s relatively low elevation, the rocky 3,849ft peak boasts some of the […]

The Tri-Valley’s open roads and rolling hills make it one of the best places in California for adult road cycling – whether you’re an expert or you’re just shaking off your training wheels. We’ve plotted out some of the best cycling routes and some pit stops on the way whether you’re training for a big […]

Thirty miles east of San Francisco, the Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site pays tribute to a truly unique individual: the first American playwright to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature, and the winner of four Pulitzer Prizes. The heart of the property, the Tao House, is remarkable, too, since it was the famously vagabond playwright’s […]

Are you ready to shop ’til you drop? The San Francisco Premium Outlets is California’s largest outlet mall, hosting 180 designer and brand-name outlet stores and serving millions of shoppers from around the world every year. But for those who opt for smaller shops over chain stores, you’re in luck. Tri-Valley is also home to […]

Waived Corkage Fees? Why Not! Wine & Dine Tri-Valley-style gives a special shout-out to our restaurants whose wine lists always include local wines from Livermore Valley and/or those restaurants who waive the corkage fee (⇒) when patrons bring in their own bottle of local, Livermore Valley wine. Come enjoy the taste of Local California from farm to […]

Picture this: It’s 8:30 PM. You’ve just finished a fabulous dinner at one of downtown Danville’s incredible restaurants. But the night is still young. You’ve still got some fight left in you! You need a drink and some live music. Look no further than the infamous dueling pianists, Dave Alan and Travis Von Cartier at […]