Celebrate a piece of living history as the Centennial Light Bulb marks its 125th anniversary on June 6 at 10:00 a.m. at Livermore Fire Station No. 6.

Installed in 1901, this hand-blown, carbon-filament bulb is the world’s longest-burning light, glowing almost continuously for over a century.

Location: Livermore Fire Station No. 6, Livermore, CA

As part of Tri-Valley Twist Weekend, the Pleasanton Downtown Association presents Hot Rod Row—a high-energy, family-friendly celebration in the heart of downtown Pleasanton.

On Saturday, June 6, enjoy an impressive showcase of over 200 hot rods and classic cars, paired with live music from a variety of local bands bringing vibrant energy to the streets.

Spend your afternoon exploring downtown, taking in the sights, sounds, and community spirit that make this event a standout of the weekend.

Celebrate community and giving back at a special pop-up event in Pleasanton Plaza benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Hosted by the Discovery Shop, this lively event features music, sidewalk activities, and the opportunity to shop gently used clothing and goods—supporting sustainability while making an impact.

Join us on June 6 to shop, connect, and support a great cause.

Explore Livermore Valley Wine Country on the iconic Livermore Wine Trolley during the Tri-Valley Twist Weekend with a curated, five-star-rated Wine and Food Pairing Experience. Travel to three beautiful vineyards and enjoy “twist” bites added to the food pairings just for the weekend. Indulge in this flavorful spin to each tasting.

As a special twist, for one day only, guests from across the Bay Area can take advantage of complimentary Trolley transportation from the Dublin/Pleasanton BART Station—making it easy to sip, savor, and explore.

To book, or for more information, please call 925-989-0421

Enjoy buy one, get one admission to The Wave in Dublin on Saturday of Tri-Valley Twist Weekend (maximum two per family).

Make a splash where energy meets the water and every moment feels like summer—find your vibe and ride it all day long.

Experience the Tri-Valley’s vibrant creative scene in a whole new way as Livermore Valley Arts expands its celebration of the arts to include the Culinary Arts.

On June 6, 2026, this inaugural lunchtime event brings together top Tri-Valley chefs, mixologists, and pastry artists to showcase signature small plates inspired by bold, single colors—blending flavor, innovation, and visual artistry. Guests can sample curated bites, enjoy live music by Jeff Bordes on the Shea Homes Stage in Bankhead Plaza, and vote for their favorite dish.

Presented during Visit Tri-Valley’s Twist Weekend, Palate debuts as a new annual tradition—inviting you to taste the full spectrum of the region’s culinary creativity.

Quest Science Center is bringing hands-on science fun to Omega Road during the Tri-Valley Twist! Stop by for exciting interactive activities, curious discoveries, and hands-on experiences that spark imagination and creativity. Sip, explore, and experience the joy of science woven into one of the Tri-Valley’s most vibrant community events!

Fresh Works XIV showcases recent work from emerging and established Bay Area artists in a vibrant, juried exhibition at the Harrington Gallery.

Featuring nearly 90 pieces across a variety of mediums, this annual show highlights innovation and creativity from the past year.

Join the opening reception on June 6 from 1–3 p.m. (awards at 1:30 p.m.). Admission is free.

Spend an evening in Livermore Valley wine country with Mitch Polzak and the Royal Deuces at 3 Steves Winery.

Set against the backdrop of the Altamont Hills, this high-energy performance blends authentic musicianship with a dynamic mix of sounds that go beyond the expected.

Enjoy stunning vineyard views, exceptional wine, and a memorable night of live music as the sun sets over the valley.

Enjoy a summer night at Wente Family Vineyards for Legends of New Country: Wallen & Wilson, a high-energy tribute to Morgan Wallen and Lainey Wilson.

This 21+ lawn concert features chart-topping hits, a welcome splash of wine, and Wente wine, beer, cocktails, and catering available for purchase.

• Bring low-back chairs or blankets (first-come seating)
• Doors at 6 p.m.; music at 8 p.m.
• No outside food or beverages
• General admission $55; VIP options available

Leonardo Cuervo is a fantastic realism painter interested in exploring the human figure and bringing out its unsettling side. His work is infused with all things fantastical and esoteric, making us wander away from the reality of society to explore the unreal world in our imagination.

Join us for a Longest Table community picnic in downtown Pleasanton. This is a free event for us to gather, share a meal, and have fun. We’re taking over Main Street with a Longest Table event in downtown Pleasanton. We will provide the tables and chairs. You bring everything needed for a picnic: good food, good friends, and good fun. Longest Table is a nonprofit organization facilitating large-scale community picnics across the country. We are excited to partner with them on this event. You’re welcome to organize a table full of people, come as a smaller group, or come on your own and we’ll seat you with others. All are welcome, but reservations are required. Please ensure you have one ticket for each person in your party (even the kids). Guests should bring their own reusable utensils, plates, and napkins as well as food and drinks for your small group. We look forward to seeing you on June 6.

Something Rotten Jr. takes audiences back to the Renaissance for a hilarious musical adventure full of big dreams, bold performances, and theatrical chaos.

Presented by ICDT and performed by talented young actors ages 10–14, this high-energy production follows brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom as they set out to create the world’s very first musical—all while competing with Shakespeare himself.

Hosted by the Firehouse Arts Center, Deja Vu delivers a powerful tribute to the legendary sounds of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.

This captivating performance brings the group’s iconic harmonies and timeless hits to life, with meticulous musicianship and authentic renditions that transport audiences back to one of rock’s most influential eras.

More details about this performance coming soon.

Experience an unforgettable season finale with the Livermore-Amador Symphony, featuring acclaimed clarinetist Steve Sanchez.

This dynamic program blends intensity, cinematic flair, and rich musical storytelling—from Samuel Barber’s expressive First Essay for Orchestra, to Óscar Navarro’s jazz-infused Clarinet Concerto No. 2, and Amy Beach’s sweeping “Gaelic” Symphony, inspired by Scottish folk traditions.

• Inside the Music: 7:00 – 7:15 p.m.
• Concert: 7:30 p.m.

The Story We Draw is a powerful seven-minute visual experience that traces the history of humanity through iconic works of art—from prehistoric cave paintings to contemporary expression. Designed for outdoor projection, this moving piece reveals how art has always helped us remember, question, believe, and define what it means to be human.

Enjoy this free public screening in Downtown Livermore during Tri-Valley Twist Weekend on June 5 and 6, running continuously from 8:45–10:00 p.m.

Livermorium Plaza: 116 South Livermore Avenue, Livermore, CA, USA