Things to Know in Danville This Week: April 29 to May 5

Monte Vista High Town Hall Meeting to Reduce Underage Drinking

Monte Vista High School Friday Night Live Chapter members want to take action to reduce underage drinking.  Youth members will unveil results from a youth alcohol access survey they distributed last month at a town hall meeting at Monte Vista High School Commons at 6:30 p.m.

This is an opportunity for parents, teachers, government officials, youth and other community members to take an interactive look at the problem of underage drinking.  Those attending will be able to voice their thoughts and share their ideas on the best ways to address the root causes of underage drinking.

Perspectives on Mount Diablo at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley

Mount Diablo is fascinating and complex, and the new exhibit at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley views this iconic landmark from several angles, exploring its diverse qualities and intriguing history.

Underwritten by the Lesher Foundation, Perspectives on Mount Diablo is a collaboration with the Mount Diablo Surveyors Historical Society, Mount Diablo Interpretive Association, Save Mount Diablo, and the Museum of the San Ramon Valley. Representatives from these groups will talk with visitors each Saturday from 10:30 to noon during the exhibit.

Visitors are welcomed to the Perspectives on Mount Diablo exhibit from April 27 through June 30 at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley located in the old train depot at 205 Railroad Avenue in Danville.

Visual Harmony: Connecting Women Through Art Opening Reception

The Town of Danville presents Visual Harmony: Connecting Women through Art during the upcoming art exhibition that features twenty-five artists from the Northern California Women’s Caucus for Art (NCWCA). The exhibit, which runs from May 3 through June 16, 2013 in the Village Theatre Art Gallery located at 233 Front Street, focuses on the unity of women as artists.

Devil Mountain Run 5K/10K

Click the link to find out information about this year's run, including how to register, fees, parking and a course description.

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