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DUBLIN
visitors and residents
community resource guide
2019-2020
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CONTENTS
Welcome Dublin Magazine
is published by
Inland Valley Publishing Company
2250 First Street, Livermore, CA 94550
To advertise, call 925.243.8010 or
email: kim@independentnews.com
Welcome Dublin Magazine
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publisher Joan Seppala
editor Carol Graham
graphic design Penny Werner
graphic design Jorge Carmona
photographer Doug Jorgensen
WHATʹS
writer Carol Graham
sales manager Kim Contente
account executive Sara Owen
INSIDE
office manager Virginia Hoato
circulation Steve Cleland
ON THE COVER:
At a Glance----------------------- 6
“Elatus,” an abstract sculpture
designed by Heath Satow, Overview------------------------- 8
stands at Fallon Sports Park.
History-------------------------- 10
Map ----------------------------- 12
Attractions -------------------- 14
Outdoors----------------------- 16
Activities ----------------------- 18
Arts & Entertainment-------- 20
Celebrations------------------- 22
Calendar ----------------------- 26
Education---------------------- 28
Seniors ------------------------- 30
City Council / Services------ 32
Visitor Info--------------------- 33
Facilities------------------------ 34
Parks & Trails Directory----- 35
Community Info ------------- 36
Advertisers--------------------- 38
DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING
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AT A GLANCE veterinary care available.
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INCORPORATED
February 1982
POPULATION
60,159 people
INCOME & HOUSING
Median Household Income:
plays in your family and
LOCATION
Male: 50.95%
Female: 49.05%
$146,208
Median Household Expenditure:
are dedicated to becoming
Suburban city of East Bay region;
35 miles east of San Francisco. EDUCATION ATTAINED
$114,548
Owners: 65.88%
your partner in your pet’s
The city is bounded by San Ramon < Grade 9: 2.8%
to the north, Castro Valley to the Grade 9-12: 3.75%
High School: 12.01%
Renters: 34.12%
PROPERTY TAX
long-term health care.
west, Pleasanton to the south,
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and Livermore to the east. Some College: 14.5% 1%
Associate Degree: 6.41%
AREA SALES TAX
Bachelor’s Degree: 35.05%
14.59 SQUARE MILES 9.25%
Graduate Degree: 25.48%
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ALAMEDA, CA Average Low/High Temperature
TRAVEL TIME
in January: 39/56 degrees
ZIP CODE 30 MINUTES
understand every choice
Average Low/High Temperature
94568 LABOR FORCE in July: 57/89 degrees
AREA CODE
925
34,778 people
Unemployment rate: 2.7%
Annual Rainfall:
15.33 inches W elcome to Four Paws
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Visit Us:
4524 Dublin Blvd.
Dublin, CA 94568
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MEDIAN AGE
35
White collar jobs: 63%
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Businesses: 2,446 Wcommitted to provide your
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OVERVIEW
PRIDE FLAG
EMERALD GLEN PARK
TrueBeam linear accelerator used in radiotherapy to precisely target a
tumor while sparing surrounding normal tissue. And throughout the
summer, Carl Zeiss Meditec (Dublin’s 4th top employer) made strides
in constructing its U.S. headquarters for the Zeiss Medical Technology
group, the company's Industrial Quality & Research branch, and its Semi-
THE NEW AMERICAN BACKYARD
conductor Manufacturing Technology division.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE
Dublin’s combination of welcoming friendliness and cutting-edge busi-
ness environment make it an alluring location to put down roots and
By Carol Graham raise a family. Branded in 2014 as The New American Backyard, Dublin
provides top-notch schools, vibrant recreation, and beautiful parks.
If Dublin is “The New American Backyard,” everyone’s invited to the party. Similarly, single and young adults favor the ultra-hip, mixed-used hous-
ing and commercial complexes, and professionals appreciate the diverse
From a population of 14,350 in 1982, the year the city was in- hotels — Dougherty Station and Amador Inn — were referred employment market.
corporated, Dublin has grown to have a population of 60,159. to by stagecoach drivers as the Double Inn, which became For visitors, there are plenty of opportunities to sight see, dine, shop,
As one of the fastest-growing cities in California, Dublin is Dublin over time. Others say that because of the town's early enjoy entertainment, visit Livermore’s world-class wine country, tour San
ensuring diversity is not only accepted but celebrated. Irish influence, the name Dublin reflects that lineage, and Francisco, and explore Northern California attractions like Yosemite and
For example, in August 2019, for the first time, the Dublin City it's notable that neighboring San Ramon was once known as Lake Tahoe.
Council proclaimed “Muslim Awareness and Appreciation Limerick.
To navigate life in such a dynamic city, Dublin has created a New Resi-
Month,” which it hopes to continue next year. And in June, Much of the town’s early history can be found at the Dublin dent Guide, with sections like Settle In, Find Your Way, Stay Informed,
the Council unanimously voted to fly the LGBTQ Rainbow Heritage Park and Museums, where tombstone inscriptions and A Dozen Things To Do In Your First Year. It joins Dublin's other
Flag at the Civic Center for Gay Pride Month after an over- and historical signs in the Pioneer Cemetery tell the story of informational outlets, including The Guide - To Fun in Our New American
whelming majority of citizens favored doing so. those who peopled the valley when it was still considered the Backyard (an activity guide published quarterly), the City Report (news-
Dublin’s embracing of diversity goes back to the town’s 1835 Wild West. letter), and Newsflash (email updates), whereas The Independent offers
beginning, when José María Amador started a settlement Yet Dublin is also a town that steps confidently into the a free weekly newspaper that covers Dublin, Pleasanton and Livermore
at Alamilla Springs, a welcoming watering hole and resting future. politics, schools, recreation, sports, arts and entertainment.
point for all travelers. This May saw the opening of the new Kaiser Medical Offices While appreciating the honor of being named an "All-American City” in
Fifteen years later, Irish settlers bought land from Amador and Cancer Center in Dublin. The 226,000-square-foot multi- 2011, Dublin continues to redefine what that means. The New American
and founded a town, though exactly how Dublin acquired its specialty hub includes the Dublin Medical Office, surgery Backyard eschews the outdated, one-size-fits-all mindset, and instead
name is something of a mystery. Some say the town's two center, urgent care, and Cancer Center that features a embraces the excitement and growth that diversity brings.
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HISTORY
N ot quite 100 years after the California Gold Rush, when prospectors
traveled across the Livermore Amador Valley on their way to the
Sierra Nevada, an historical event once again drew people by the hundreds of
thousands to the valley.
CAMP PARKS
In 1942, the Navy began to build
hundreds of buildings on 5.2 square
miles of sprawling land between
Dublin and Livermore. They would
became Camp Parks, Camp Shoe-
maker and U.S. Naval Hospital
Shoemaker — collectively known as Access to award-winning
Fleet City. Stretching over what is
now Emerald Glen Park, Fleet City healthcare is important.
became a home away from home
for Navy sailors, Marines, WAVES
“Sometimes I tell people that when they’re at Emerald Glen
Park, they’re walking the same ground where thousands of
Knowing how much
(Women Accepted for Voluntary
Emergency Service) and Navy
patients recovered from injuries and illnesses during World
War II," says Minniear.
we care is essential.
Seabees — members of the United
Following WWII, the Navy sold some of its holdings, and
States Navy Construction Battalions We’re dedicated to providing you with high-quality, compassionate
leased land to Alameda County for use as Santa Rita Jail.
(CBs or "Seabees"), whose work in- care. From our responsive 24-Hour Emergency Care to our
cluded building bases, paving road- "Hundreds of two-story barracks and thousands of Quonset award-winning stroke care services, we’re here for you and close to
ways, and constructing airstrips in huts were auctioned off, with some of the lumber going to home whenever you need us.
WWII’s Pacific theater. build houses in Livermore and Pleasanton," says Minniear,
24-Hour Pediatrician on Duty Joint Replacement –
adding that at least two chapels were rebuilt in neighboring
Camp Parks was first established 24-Hour Emergency Care including Robotic Surgery
towns.
as a military base in World War II. Back & Neck Surgery Minimally Invasive Surgery
Unofficially, the area was known Camp Parks sat unused until the Cold War ramped up,
Bloodless Medicine Urology
as Fleet City, and included: Camp prompting the U.S. Air Force to establish it in 1951 as a basic
Cancer Care Weight Loss Surgery
Parks (1942-46), a training and training center, renaming it Parks Air Force Base. In 1959,
the installation was transferred once again to the U.S. Army Cardiology & Cardiac Diabetes Management
deployment center for the U. S.
Navy’s Construction Battalions where, until 1973, it was under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Rehabilitation Imaging Services including
(CB's or "Seabees"); Camp Shoe- Sixth Army, Presidio of San Francisco. After 1973, the Army Cardiac, Vascular, & 3-D Mammography
maker (1943-46), a Navy personnel determined that Camp Parks was needed as a mobilization Thoracic Surgery Laboratory Tests
distribution and separation center; and training center for reserve components in the event Digestive Disorders Occupational Medicine
and Shoemaker Naval Hospital of war or natural disaster. It was officially designated a Family Birthing Center Sport Performance Institute
(1943-46). semi-active installation, renaming it what it is still known as
Respiratory Services Therapy Services
today: Parks Reserve Forces Training Area.
"When I tell people about the his- Stroke and Neurology Services Wound Care with
tory of Dublin, they're surprised In 2017, the City of Dublin and the Army partnered to create
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
to find out that several hundred the Dublin Camp Parks Military History Center, a museum
thousand sailors lived, worked, that provides permanent, virtual and temporary exhibitions
of historic artifacts related to Camp Parks' military past. It is 6001 Norris Canyon Road | San Ramon, CA 94583
trained, and passed through what
located inside the new Visitor Control Center off Dougherty 925-275-9200 | Physician Referral: 844-677-5925
is now Dublin," says Steve Minniear,
Road, just outside the military base’s main gate. It is open OurSanRamonHospital.com
president of the Dublin Historical
Preservation Association. "There daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
were more theaters, large swim- "The fact that every one of the major military services once
ming pools, and people living here operated bases here in Dublin, and that they are still here,
in 1944 than there are now.” is not widely known," says Minniear. "So as you think about
To the east of Camp Parks was Camp Parks today, think of it as the Navy base without a
Camp Shoemaker, a Navy personnel CAMP PARKS MILITARY HISTORY CENTER beach, the Air Force base without a paved runway, the Army
distribution and separation center, base named after a Navy admiral, and an important part of
and Shoemaker Naval Hospital. Dublin's history and life."
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MAP
EMERALD GLEN PARK
Map Courtesy of City of Dublin
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ATTRACTIONS
DUBLIN HERITAGE PARK & MUSEUMS museum-quality exhibits and rotating temporary exhibits,
Located a stone’s throw away from the valley's very first and educational and research materials, along with hosting
settlement, the Dublin Heritage Park & Museums features two history activities several times a year.
museums: the 1856 Murray Schoolhouse with a permanent A partnership between the City of Dublin and the Parks VALLEY CHILDREN'S MUSEUM
Dublin-history exhibit, and the 1911 Kolb House with original- Reserve Forces Training Area created the center to preserve Historical California comes to
period furnishings that include the family's personal items and share the fascinating stories of the military base that life through exhibits, crafts and
and photographs. helped transform Dublin from a rural crossroads to the hands-on activities. The Valley
The ten-acre site also contains the Old St. Raymond Church thriving city it is today. Children's Museum is currently
and the Pioneer Cemetery. During construction of the church Dublin Camp Parks Military History Center is free and open housed in an inviting 52-foot mobile
in 1859, Tom Donlon fell to his death and became the first daily, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., for self-guided tours. structure in Emerald Glen Park;
person to be buried in the cemetery. Today, giant oak and plans for a permanent building
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walnut trees shade the peaceful cemetery, while historical are in the works.
signs and tombstone inscriptions tell the story of the men, The museum is open year-round on
women and children who settled the valley. THE WAVE
the second Saturday of each month
Opened in 2017 in Emerald Glen Park, The Wave aquatic
The Heritage Park & Museums provide a nostalgic backdrop from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. In summer
center is a 31,000-square foot, state-of-the-art facility
for various community events, including the Harvest Fair and months, the museum is also open
anchored by an indoor pool, outdoor sports pool, waterslide
the Ghosts of Dublin. In addition, the Dublin Heritage Park & on Thursdays during the Dublin
tower, and splash zone with water-play features.
Museums regularly host seasonal events, traditional music Farmers’ Market.
jams, and Hands-on History days (in 2019: Sept.7, Oct. 5, Nov. The indoor pool is open year-round for swim school, lap
Visitors are invited to make kites,
2, and Dec. 7). Admission to the museums is free during regu- swimming, and water-exercise programs. The outdoor water
covered wagons, Ohlone headbands,
lar hours: 1 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays park includes a sports pool, a tower with six waterslides on a
and clothespin dolls – similar to
and Sundays, and 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays. tower, and a children's Splash Zone featuring a 500-gallon
those enjoyed by Native American
tipping bucket, shallow water-play pool, interactive sprays,
dublin.ca.gov and pioneer children, as well as
and a climbable play structure.
seasonal crafts like cloudburst
DUBLIN CAMP PARKS MILITARY HISTORY CENTER The Wave offers space – including lawns and picnic areas – mobiles in January and bug
to spread out for a day of fun in the sun. The Community Valentines in February.
Opened in 2017, the Dublin Camp Parks Military History Cen-
Room, an auditorium able to seat 216 people, features
ter is located at the Camp Parks Visitor Center, outside Additionally, the museum provides
digital connection, a 70-inch monitor, and an integrated
the Main Gate on Dougherty Road. a program for 4th-grade classes
sound system – making it ideal for a variety of meetings
The Dublin Camp Parks Military History Center houses called the Mission Experience, and
and special events.
the Camp Parks historical collection, with permanent OLD ST. RAYMOND CHURCH IN HERITAGE PARK is available to host children's birthday
thedublinwave.com parties.
valleychildrensmuseum.org
ARLEN NESS SHOWROOM AND MUSEUM
Arlen Ness, a pioneer in the custom-motorcycle business,
began building bikes out of his San Leandro garage more
than 30 years ago.
Today, Ness's world headquarters and showroom,
6050 Dublin Boulevard, feature a museum with more than
40 vintage bikes. The collection includes the Untouch-
able, the Ness-Tique, the Blower Bike, the twin-motor Two
Bad, the sports car-inspired Ferrari Bike, the '57 Chevy-
inspired Ness-Stalgia, the Bugatti-like Smooth-Ness, the
jet-powered Mach Ness, and the Discovery Channel's
Biker Build Off winner Top Banana.
Arlen Ness Motorcycles is open Monday through Saturday,
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (5 p.m. on Saturdays).
THE WAVE AQUATIC CENTER ARLEN NESS SHOWROOM AND MUSEUM
shop.arlenness.com
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OUTDOORS
EMERALD GLEN PARK
T o the west, there’s the ocean with miles of rugged coastline interrupted
by sweeping beaches. To the east, there’s the Sierras with crystal clear
lakes shimmering in rocky canyons, and craggy snow-topped peaks featuring
world-class ski resorts. Here, in Livermore-Amador Valley, is everything else:
OPEN SPACE PARKS
For hikers, bicyclists and equestrians, Dublin's open hills and
wild canyons provide a scenic, rejuvenating environment to
enjoy outdoor pursuits.
TRAILS
The Martin Canyon Creek Trail is one of Dublin's hidden
treasures. The trail, shaded by leafy trees, follows the creek
for a mile before connecting to the Dublin Hills Regional Park.
Located on the west side of town, its trailhead is on the corner
The Dublin Hills Regional Park, part of the East Bay Regional
of Silvergate and Bay Laurel Drives.
sports parks, playgrounds, hiking trails, and bicycle paths. One needn’t venture Park District, spans 654 acres of undeveloped land that offers
breathtaking views of the Livermore-Amador Valley to the The Iron Horse Trail is a paved, multi-use trail that stretches
far to enjoy recreation at its best. east, and the San Francisco skyline and Golden Gate Bridge to 26 miles, from Concord to Pleasanton. It follows the Southern
the west. Pacific Railroad right-of-way that was established in 1891 and
PARKS structure and a splash pad with fun spray features. Its trails, including Calaveras Ridge, lead to grassland areas abandoned in 1977. The wide, relatively-flat Dublin segment
The Wave Waterpark is open during the summer months. largely untouched since the 1800s. Hikers may sight red-tailed predominantly runs alongside Coyote Creek.
Emerald Glen Park provides the venue for numerous
community events, including the Dublin Farmers’ The almost 50-acre Emerald Glen Park offers a water-play hawks, great-horned owls, deer and coyote, with ponds and The Alamo Canal Trail, less than one mile long, connects the
Market, outdoor summer movies, family campouts, area, bocce courts, a lighted skateboard park, tennis and bas- wetlands apt to reveal newts, salamanders and California Iron Horse Trail near the Dublin Library with Pleasanton's
and Splatter – a food, wine, music and art festival. ketball courts, and baseball, softball, soccer and cricket fields. red-legged frogs. Centennial Trail which runs alongside the South San Ramon
Dougherty Hills Open Space is the city's largest with 107 acres. Creek.
The Wave, a state-of-the-art swimming facility and Additional sports fields can be found at Dublin Sports
entertainment complex, anchored by an indoor pool for Grounds, Fallon Sports Park and Ted Fairfield Park. From its trailhead in the center of town, the park stretches DOG PARKS
swimming lessons, exercise programs, and recreational along the top of the ridge, and offers sweeping views of the
Neighborhood parks, offering picnic and play areas, are Livermore Amador Valley and Mount Diablo. Two parks are designated for dogs to be off leash: the
use, is a popular year-round site. Outdoors is the waterpark,
located throughout Dublin. Most-recently opened are Dougherty Hills Dog Park, with areas for large and small dogs;
featuring a sports pool for competitive swimming and water In all directions, open-space parks are a short drive away:
Jordan Ranch Park and Sean Diamond Park. and Bray Commons (Bray, Ireland, is Dublin's sister city) for
polo; a slide tower with two speed slides, three loop slides, Livermore's Del Valle Regional Park and Brushy Peak;
and a large super bowl slide; and a splash pool for the Parks scheduled for completion in 2020 are Clover Park at small dogs only.
Pleasanton’s Sunol Regional Wilderness and Pleasanton
young ones, featuring a beach entry with a large play Irongate, Don Biddle Community Park, Sunrise Park, and Ridge Park; San Ramon's Las Trampas Regional Park; and
the new all-abilities playground at Dublin Sports Grounds. Danville's Mount Diablo State Park. For a full list of parks,see page 35.
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ACTIVITES
SEASONAL FUN
DUBLIN FARMERS’ MARKET PICNIC FLIX
On Thursday nights, April to September, the Dublin Free outdoor movie nights take place on one Friday of each
Farmers’ Market takes place at Emerald Glen Park. summer month, June through August, at Emerald Glen Park.
Along with the freshest California-grown fruits and The 2019 movies were Tarzan, Coco, and Incredibles 2. Guests
vegetables, the market offers baked goods, honeys, are encouraged to bring low-back chairs and blankets. Food
nuts, pastas, wine and beer tastings, cooking and beverages are available for purchase beginning at 7 p.m.
demonstrations, children's activities, and music.
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Each week, special themes are offered. "First
Thursdays" of the month feature concerts and "The Guide - To Fun in Our New American Backyard" is
tastings from local wineries and breweries. Other an activity guide published quarterly by Dublin's Parks
theme nights include Community Nights, showcasing & Community Services Department.
local musical, theatrical and dance talent, and dublin.ca.gov
Family Nights featuring games, crafts, children's
activities, face painting, bubble artists, and animal
exhibits. The Dublin Farmers’ Market also includes Earl Anthony’s
FAMILY CAMPOUT AT SCHAEFER RANCH PARK
a new six-week summer concert series.
DUBLIN BOWL
dublin.ca.gov 6750 REGIONAL ST, DUBLIN, CA
925.828.7550 | www.EarlAnthonysDublinBowl.com
FAMILY CAMPOUTS
Family Campouts take place each summer at Alamo
Creek Park, Emerald Glen Park and Schaefer Ranch OPEN BOWLING 40 CHAMPIONSHIP
LANES
ANYTIME FUN Park. The usually sold-out events include dinner,
breakfast, and activities like nature hikes, crafts, a
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
FUNDRAISERS
SATELLITE TV | LOUNGE | MEETING ROOMS | CATERING
COMPANY AND GROUP PARTIES
LEAGUES
ICE SKATING BOWLING barbeque dinner provided by the Dublin Lions Club, WELCOMING UP TO 250 PEOPLE
Dublin Iceland, started in 1975, helped Kristi Yamaguchi, Rudy Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl offers a state-of-the-art facility campfire entertainment, and roasting s'mores.
Galindo, and Brian Boitano become world-class skaters and with 40 lanes, a snack bar, sports lounge, and video arcade.
Earl Anthony Memorial PBA Open April 12-14 2019
dublin.ca.gov
household names. Today, it remains a full-service ice skating Considered by many to be the greatest bowler of all time, Earl
facility dedicated to providing an extensive variety of skating Anthony won countless championships before retiring. In
programs for all ages and abilities. 1980, he purchased the Dublin bowling alley and arranged to
have ESPN cover an annual tournament from 1984 to 1992.
Open year-round, Dublin Iceland offers recreational skating for
the community as well as hockey and figure skating programs Today the alley features league play for juniors, seniors and
taught by their professional staff. Special programs include adults, and offers fun events like Manic Mondays, Kids' After
Broomball, Camp Freeze, and holiday ice shows. School Special, and Friday Night Frenzy with pop music,
swirling lights and unlimited bowling.
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earlanthonysdublinbowl.com
ROCKIN' JUMP
It makes no difference whether there are rainstorms or heat GOLF
waves, good times are always around the corner at Rockin' The Dublin Ranch Golf Course sprawls across a lush hillside
Jump Trampoline Park. overlooking the valley. The course offers an efficient and
imaginative design, with players likely to use every club in
The facility's main floor is covered with wall-to-wall trampo-
their bag during their round. The Hilltop Restaurant and Bar at
lines, but bouncing is not just for fun; visitors of all ages are
the Dublin Ranch Golf Course is now open to golfers and the
encouraged to jump for fitness as well. Bouncers can enjoy
public on Wednesdays through Sundays, usually from 11 a.m.
anti-gravity activities such as cannon balling into the stunt-
to 6 p.m.
bag area, jousting with competitors on the gladiator-style
X-Beam, or pulling down rebounds off the Rockin' Dunk Other nearby golf courses include: Poppy Ridge Golf Course,
backboard. Cageball, dodgeball, and basketball are also The Course at Wente Vineyards, and Las Positas Golf Course in
available, along with a climbing wall. Livermore; and Callippe Preserve Golf Course and Castlewood
Adding to the fun are a Rockin' Tots program, teen and
Country Club in Pleasanton. COUNCILMEMBER SHAWN KUMAGAI
family nights, and birthday party packages. dublinranchgolf.com AT EARL ANTHONY’S DUBLIN BOWL
rockinjump.com
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2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 19ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
REGAL HACIENDA CROSSINGS 20 & IMAX
This multiplex movie theater, surrounded by restaurants
and shops, offers the latest blockbusters showing on
multiple screens along with lesser-known and earlier-
release films. The Regal Hacienda also offers one of only
a few Bay Area theaters featuring IMAX, a motion picture
film format that has the capacity to record and display im-
ages of greater size and resolution than conventional film
systems. With crystal-clear images up to eight stories high
along with wrap-around digital sound, it is considered the
ultimate movie experience.
regmovies.com
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VINE CINEMA AND ALEHOUSE
The Vine in Livermore offers a one-of-a-kind entertainment
experience: patrons order beer, wine or soft drinks on the way
in — along with a selection of mouth-watering dishes pro-
vided by the Vine kitchen or Zephyr Bar and Grill — then make
themselves at home on couches and plush chairs around small
tables at which their orders will be delivered. The Vine features
classic and independent films, live sporting events, and special
A
screenings.
vinecinema.com
rt and entertainment have the ability to connect or distract, comfort or
provoke, delight or haunt. At its best, it serves to elevate us in some
infinitesimal way — allowing us to be more aware, honest and, ultimately,
compassionate. Dublin’s Arts & Entertainment scene reveals a town rich with
colorful history and alive with diverse concepts.
SPLATTER EVENT
BANKHEAD THEATER CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS & EDUCATION
Located in Livermore, the Bankhead is a live-performance, Located on the Dublin High School campus, the state-of-the-
507-seat venue that offers world-class theatrical productions, art Center for Performing Arts & Education opened five years
concerts, speaker series' presentations, comedy shows, dance ago, establishing a professional performing arts venue for
performances, and art exhibits. the Dublin Unified School District, the City of Dublin, and the
lvpac.org community. The facility boasts a built-in movie screen and
surround sound for films, and high-quality lighting and
FIREHOUSE ARTS CENTER moveable components for live productions.
Located in Pleasanton, the Firehouse Arts Center includes the cpae.dublinusd.org
Harrington Gallery and the 227-seat theater in which full-scale
productions, live performances, concerts and talks bring to life LIVERMORE SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
the Bay Area's rich culture. In 2020, outdoor summer performances move to Darcie Kent
firehousearts.org Vineyards in Livermore. The two featured productions are
William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors, and Tennessee
LAS POSITAS COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS Williams’ The Glass Menagerie.
The Las Positas College theater department creates top-notch Patrons are invited to arrive early to wine-taste and picnic,
shows performed in the Barbara F. Mertes Center for the Arts' then bring wine into the seating area to experience Shake-
500-seat proscenium theater and the 85-seat black box the- speare's plays and other dramatic works in a sumptuous wine-
ater. Additionally, each summer, a full-scale production takes country setting.
place under the stars in the outdoor amphitheater surrounded
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by rolling, grapevine-dotted hills. Ticket prices are typically
$15 for general admission, $10 for seniors and students.
laspositascollege.edu/performingarts
20 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 21CELEBRATIONS
ST. PATRICK'S DAY FESTIVAL
SPRING EGGSTRAVAGANZA
On the Saturday before Easter, Dublin hosts its Spring Egg-
stravaganza at Emerald Glen Park, 4201 Central Parkway. Egg
hunts take place at 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, and 11:30 a.m.
In addition, till 1 p.m., attractions include a petting zoo, carni-
val games, face painting, bounce houses, music, refreshments,
and a photo opportunity with Peter Rabbit and Flopsy.
Children must purchase tickets in advance (parents and grand-
parents are free). Dublin resident tickets are $14 per child;
non-residents are $17 per child. Tickets may be purchased
online or at the Shannon Community Center.
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DUBLIN FESTIVAL
ALAMEDA COUNTY SHERIFF’S MOUNTED POSSE IN DUBLIN PARADE
C elebrate [sel-uh-breyt], verb: To rejoice in or host special festivities to
mark a happy day or event; to participate in a party or an uninhibited
good time. Have no doubt, Dubliners love to celebrate. Better still, they love
sharing celebrations with everyone —neighbors and visitors, family and friends.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION The festival runs both weekend days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Naturally, the City of Dublin goes all out for St. Patrick’s Day, and includes Irish-themed food and drink (Corned Beef Slid-
welcoming visitors from all over the world to one of the ers, Irish Bangers and Mash, and Guinness-marinated Tri-Tip
largest celebrations on the West Coast, drawing some on Irish Soda Bread); more than 250 arts and craft booths
80,000 attendees. (Celtic artwork and handmade jewelry, Irish tartans, and
hand-knit wool sweaters); three stages showcasing entertain-
In 2020, the fun begins on Friday, March 13, and goes ment (traditional Irish folk music, Celtic Rock, and dance per-
through Sunday, March 15. formances); a pop-up Irish tea cottage; and plenty of carnival
The Green & White Gala kicks off the holiday weekend Friday rides.
night, followed by the Alameda County Firefighters Annual On Sunday morning, the Shamrock 5K Fun Run begins at 8:30
Breakfast with green pancakes on Saturday morning. a.m. It is open to runners and walkers of all skill levels, and is
By 9:30 a.m., crowds of revelers line the streets for the followed by a second day of festivities.
Dublin Lions Club Parade featuring bagpipes, floats, A free shuttle runs from BART to the celebration.
marching bands, and equestrian groups.
EGGSTRAVAGANZA
22 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 23CELEBRATIONS
ST. PATRICK’S DAY FESTIVAL
SPLATTER
It’s not your ordinary wine, food, music, and art festival.
Since 2012, Dublin has marked the end of summer with a colorful burst
of food, wine, art and music called Splatter. The 9th annual festival will
take place in early- to mid-September 2020 at Emerald Glen Park. Splatter
is known for its family-friendly art activities, interactive demonstrations,
live music and dance performances, and cooking demonstrations and
culinary marketplace.
The fun begins at noon and concludes with an evening dance-party
concert at 7 p.m. The event typically includes Tasting Gardens (shaded
outdoor seating areas surrounded by restaurant, winery and craft-
brewery booths), Backseat Theatre with guests climbing into the
backseat of a car to experience a mini-play by two actors in the front
seat, and color run-style games with participants starting out in white
shirts and ending up wearing a rainbow of colors. Attendees may enjoy
live music and dance performances, roaming entertainers, interactive
demonstrations, carnival rides, shopping at the arts and crafts marketplace,
and taking selfies in inventive ensembles at Splatshot.
Admission to the festival is free, however there are costs for children’s
carnival rides and games, and certain activities.
SHAMROCK RUN HARVEST FAIR
Old-fashioned fall fun takes place in October amid rustic barns, historic
buildings and a pioneer cemetery at the Dublin Heritage Park & Museums,
6600 Donlon Way.
Admission to the fair is free, with visitors able to take a tractor-pulled
wagon-ride, play in a hay stack, and stroll through the scarecrow exhibit.
DUBLIN TREE LIGHTING The 1910 Kolb House and 1850s Murray Schoolhouse will be open during
the event for tours.
A $7 activity pass allows children to participate in hands-on historical
activities, like churning butter, panning for gold, “calf roping,” using a
washboard, and creating corn husk dolls. Fall foods, including caramel
apples, pie, hot apple cider and popcorn, will be available for purchase.
GHOSTS OF DUBLIN
Flashlight tours at the Dublin Heritage Park & Museums leave every half hour
for walks through the Dublin Pioneer Cemetery, in which graves date back to
the 1850s. Registrants hear haunting tales of local settlers and ghosts, see ee-
rie images of long-dead pioneers in Old St. Raymond Church, and peek inside
the parlor of the Kolb House – while sipping hot cider and eating popcorn.
HOLIDAY CHEER
Dublin invites all to celebrate the season of magic and goodwill at these
holiday events: the 36th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony takes
place at 7 p.m., on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019, at the Civic Center with Saint Nick,
caroling, cookies and hot cocoa; Breakfast with Santa takes place at the
Shannon Community Center with three seatings and a chance to take photos
with Santa; and Hands-On History Day at the Heritage Park and Museums
offers families the opportunity to create old-fashioned holiday decorations
and lifelong memories. Residents can also participate in a “Deck the Homes”
holiday decorating contest, with categories in best use of lights, best lawn
display, best holiday theme, and best overall.
For details, visit www.dublin.ca.gov.
24 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 25CALENDAR OF EVENTS
CALENDAR
OF EVENTS _____________ ______________
Events may be subject to change.
For more events & details, visit FEBRUARY 2020 JUNE - AUGUST 2020
dublin.ca.gov. THE WAVE HIRING FAIR PICNIC FLIX
The Wave Emerald Glen Park
______________ Saturday, February 8 Friday, June 12;
Friday, July 31;
DECEMBER 2019 ______________ Friday, August 21
HOLIDAY TREE LIGHTING MARCH 2020 FAMILY CAMPOUTS
Dublin Civic Center Emerald Glen Park
Thursday, December 15 ST. PATRICK’S DAY June 20-21
CELEBRATIONS
DANCESCAPE Alamo Creek Park SPLATTER
Dublin Senior Center GREEN AND WHITE GALA July 11-12
Friday, December 13 Shannon Community Center
Friday, March 13 Schaefer Ranch Park
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA August 8-9
Shannon Community Center PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Fire Station #16 on Donohue Dr NATIONAL NIGHT OUT ______________
Saturday, December 14
Saturday, March 14 Tuesday, August 4
ONGOING
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE ______________
Downtown Dublin HANDS-ON HISTORY DAY
Saturday, March 14 SEPTEMBER 2020 Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
Saturdays, January 4, February 1,
ST. PATRICK’S DAY FESTIVAL CREEK CLEAN-UP DAY
DUBLIN PRIDE WEEK March 7, April 4, May 2, June 6, August 1,
Dublin Civic Center Saturday, September 19
September 5, November 7, December 5
Saturday, March 14 and SPLATTER
Sunday, March 15 DUBLIN FARMERS’ MARKET
Emerald Glen Park
Emerald Glen Park
SHAMROCK 5K FUN RUN Saturday, September 12
_ Thursdays, April 2 – September 24
Dublin Civic Center
Sunday, March 15
______________
______________ OCTOBER 2020
SENIOR INFO FAIR
APRIL 2020 Dublin Senior Center BREAKFAST WITH SANTA
DUBLIN FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, October 3
Emerald Glen Park HARVEST FAIR
Thursdays, April 2 – September 24 Dublin Heritage Park & Museums
Saturday, October 10
SPRING EGGSTRAVAGANZA Proud to be serving the Dublin
Emerald Glen Park GHOSTS OF DUBLIN
Saturday, April 11 Dublin Heritage Park & Museums community with clean air vehicles!
DUBLIN PRIDE WEEK Friday, October 23;
April 25 – May 2 Saturday, October 24 Our recycling and garbage collection vehicles use 100%
(Volunteer Day: Saturday, April 25) FLOATING PUMPKIN PATCH natural gas — making Dublin a healthier place to call home.
The Wave
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26 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 27EDUCATION
F
DUBLIN UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT
rom kindergartners to adults, Dublin students ADULT EDUCATION
7471 Larkdale Avenue
(925) 828-2551 / dublinusd.org
thrive with the support of the Dublin Unified School DUBLIN ADULT EDUCATION
District, City of Dublin, Dublin Partners in Education and 6901 York Drive
District Vision: 925.829.4322 ext.7921
“All Dublin Students Will an academically-minded community.
Become Lifelong Learners”
____________________________________ Superintendent Dave Marken, Ed. D., says, “As the 2018-19 school year ended, AREA HIGHER EDUCATION
we reached a two-year agreement with our certificated staff and passed a re-
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS newed parcel tax. That positive momentum carried over into the summer with LAS POSITAS COLLEGE
Board approval of the final site plan concept and educational program for our 3000 Campus Hill Drive
AMADOR ELEMENTARY
future high school, the election of a new trustee member, groundbreaking Livermore, CA 94551
2100 E. Cantara Drive, 925.307.1950 for the Dublin High School Engineering and Science Building, renovations of 925.424.1000
the DHS track and field, new HVAC units at Dublin Elementary, and continued laspositascollege.edu
DOUGHERTY ELEMENTARY
progress on modernization projects at Frederiksen and Murray Elementary
5301 Hibernia Drive, 925.803.4444
Schools.” CHABOT-LAS POSITAS COMMUNITY
The Dublin Unified School District's vision is for all students to become life- COLLEGE DISTRICT OFFICE
DUBLIN ELEMENTARY
long learners. Its mission is to provide a rigorous and relevant 21st-century 7600 Dublin Boulevard, 3rd Floor
7997 Vomac Road, 925.833.1204
education that prepares each student for college, career or service to the Dublin, CA 94568
country. 925.485.5208
FREDERIKSEN ELEMENTARY
The district is composed of nearly 10,000 students in 12 schools: seven
7243 Tamarack Drive, 925.828.1037
elementary schools, one K-8, two middle schools, and two high schools (one
comprehensive, one alternative). ____________________________________
GREEN ELEMENTARY
3300 Antone Way, 925.833.4200 In 2018, Dublin High School celebrated its 50th anniversary. A California Dis-
tinguished School honoree, DHS has won several national academic awards,
DUBLIN UNIFIED
was included in Newsweek's List of America's Top Public High Schools, and SCHOOL DISTRICT
KOLB ELEMENTARY was awarded a Silver Medal in the U.S. News and World Report ranking of high BOARD OF TRUSTEES
3150 Palermo Way, 925.551.4000 schools. Perhaps even more telling of DHS's success is the fact that more than
95% of its students report attending a 2- or 4-year college. Amy Miller
MURRAY ELEMENTARY President
Dublin Partners in Education (DPIE) has been supporting the entire school
8435 Davona Drive, 925.828.2568 system since 1992. The non-profit organization fosters business, community Megan Rouse
and education partnerships for the benefit of Dublin students, through pro- Vice President
KINDERGARTEN—8 grams geared toward creativity, technical skills, and career preparedness and
COTTONWOOD CREEK K-8 exploration, as well as offering after-school and summer programs promoting Dan Cherrier
2400 Central Parkway, 925.833.3333 STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) courses. Trustee
Dublin Unified Adult Education offers a variety of programs for adults, includ-
MIDDLE SCHOOLS ing a wide range of English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and a Bridge Gabrielle Blackman
to Careers and College course designed to help students transition to college Trustee
FALLON MIDDLE and the business world.
3601 Kohnen Way (925) 875-9376 Tinni Mukherjee
Las Positas College is located in Livermore, a ten-minute drive away. Along Student Representative
with cutting-edge classrooms and laboratories, the campus features unique
WELLS MIDDLE facilities and programs, such as horticulture and viticulture programs, a Veter- Sowri Athi
6800 Penn Drive, 925.828.6227 ans First program, an environmental hazardous materials program, a self- Student Representative
paced electronics program, and a theater with an outstanding drama depart-
HIGH SCHOOLS ment. Student success is fostered through programs and services designed for Dr. Dave Marken
the development of the whole student, while computers, CD-ROM, sound- Superintendent
DUBLIN HIGH proof rooms, and group study rooms allow students to do in-depth research,
8151 Village Parkway, 925.833.3300 practice musical instruments, and collaborate on complex projects.
Several excellent universities are located within a short drive of Dublin,
VALLEY HIGH including California State University East Bay in Hayward. Dublin provides
6901 York Drive, 925.829.4322 DUBLIN HIGH MARCHING BAND convenient commuting through two Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) stations.
MURRAY SCHOOL AND OLD ST. RAYMOND'S
CHURCH AT THE HERITAGE CENTER To learn more, visit www.dublin.k12.ca.us, and www.laspositascollege.edu.
28 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 29SENIOR SERVICES
We’re here
SENIORS SENIOR SERICES when you need us Hospice | Home Health
SM
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ALAMEDA COUNTY AREA DEPARTMENT OF
ADULT & AGING SERVICES Hope Hospice and HomeEMERALD
HealthGLEN PARK
ocated in the heart of downtown, the vibrant Dublin Senior Center 510.577.1900
has served the Tri-Valley since 1980.
offers the 50+ set a wide range of social, educational and recreational ALAMEDA COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY Whether you or a loved one needs
programs designed to excite the mind, body and spirit. ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES home health care to recover from
510.577.3500
alamedasocialservices.org
surgery or chronic illness, or you’re
For the mind, activities include a
reading club, creative writing groups,
searching for compassionate end-of-life
American Sign Language lessons,
DIAL-A-RIDE care, Hope is here to help you.
925.455.7510
and computer classes
with on-site computers available
Offers door-to-door service for seniors and disabled individuals who qualify
As a non-profit agency, Hope focuses
for public use on a first-come,
DUBLIN SENIOR CENTER on meeting a patient’s needs, rather
Photo: Courtesy of City of Dublin
first-served basis.
7600 Amador Valley Blvd than being driven by profit or financial
For the body, diverse activity choices Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday 9am-12pm
encompass every interest and 925.556-4511
demand. You can count on us to be
physical-fitness level: Seniorobics, dublinseniorcenter.com there when you need us—24 hours a
Tai Chi Chuan Practice, Gentle Yoga, day, 7 days a week.
Chair Pilates, Strong by Zumba, WHEELS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION BUS SERVICE
Jazzercise, and Balance, Agility &
Strength. Those who like to move
925.455.7500
HopeHospice.com | 925-829-8770
to music may join ballroom and line MEALS ON WHEELS
dancing classes. 510.777.9560
feedingseniors.org Contact us to learn more about these
Taking activities outdoors, the
Path Wanderers and the Tri-Valley other resources and opportunities:
Trekkers explore nature's beauty, SENIOR HEALTH SCREENING
925.931.5383 • Free Family Caregiver Education Series
get fresh air and make new friends,
while enjoying walks tailored to their
SENIOR SUPPORT PROGRAM OF THE TRI-VALLEY • Free Living With Dementia classes
specific abilities or moods.
925.931.5379 • Free Grief Support Groups for adults
For the spirit, the senior center offers
plenty of ways to play: with games like bingo, bridge, mah- THE WIESNER MEMORIAL SENIOR FUND and youth
jong, and ping pong; with creative arts like acrylics, water- Along with coordinating programs 925.373.5760
colors, origami, and Art for All Media; and with excursions to that promote growth, health and joy, • Volunteering opportunities in our
places like San Francisco, Sacramento, and Santa Cruz. the non-profit Dublin Senior Foundation Dublin office, in the field with patients,
provides the opportunity for seniors and at special events
Adding to the fun are the City’s many events and programs,
to participate in community services,
including bocce tournaments, the St. Patricks’s Day Festival,
PicnicFlix Family Movie Nights, the Holiday Tree Lighting,
as well as contributes funds to support TRUEBEAM LINEAR ACCELERATOR • May 2, 2020, is the 10th annual Hike for
programs that fill the unmet needs of AT DUBLIN KAISER Hope, a memorial hike and fund-raiser
and more. In November, the Senior Center celebrates local
area seniors. Dublin Doings, a quarterly
veterans and active-duty military with its Wall of Heroes at Del Valle Regional Park in Livermore
newsletter, provides details of all Senior
display; and every December, seniors can swing to the sounds
Center events, classes and activities.
of Duke Ellington and Cole Porter at the Holiday DancEscape.
It is downloadable online, or available
Free health and informational services are also provided at at the center.
the center, including programs focused on health care,
Dublin Senior Center staff invite
safe driving, and insurance counseling. A Senior Info Fair is
newcomers and those who may not
held the first Saturday of every October for seniors and their
yet be familiar with the center's many
family and/or caregivers.
programs to stop by the office for
A unique and popular feature of the center is the lunch more information.
program provided by Open Heart Kitchen, which offers
The Dublin Senior Center is located
soups, sandwiches and desserts made fresh daily. It is
at 7600 Amador Valley Boulevard. Hope Hospice is accredited by The Joint Commission,
available to the public, with a small donation of $3
To learn more, click Senior Services at certified by Medicare and Medi-Cal, and is a member of
requested, weekdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.,
dublin.ca.gov, or call (925) 556-4511. the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
and Wednesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
30 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 31SERVICES VISITOR INFO
TRANSPORTATION
D ublin, a hub that once served the Pony Express and later the
Lincoln Highway, sits at the crossroads of Interstates 580 and 680.
Venturing out in any direction leads to a host of natural, cultural and business
destinations: San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Livermore
wine country, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe and Mendocino. Today, ALOFT HOTEL
getting around Dublin’s nearly 15 square miles, as well
as venturing farther out, continues to be convenient.
Dublin Civic Center
100 Civic Plaza 925.833.6650 Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm dublin.ca.gov WHEELS
WHEELS bus service provides public transportation in the Tri-Valley region
ANIMAL CONTROL ECONOMIC LIBRARY — including Dublin, Livermore and Pleasanton — and links with Bay Area
CITY COUNCIL Rapid Transit (BART) and Altamont Commuter Express (ACE) stations for
925.803.7040 DEVELOPMENT 925. 803.7252 Mayor connections to and from the greater Bay Area and Central Valley.
925.833.6650 David Haubert
Founded in 1986, WHEELS makes 500 stops along 17 local routes, and 15
CITY CLERK PARKS & Term exp. 12/2020
school routes. The Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority provides
925.833.6650 ENGINEERING COMMUNITY Vice Mayor safe, comfortable and affordable public transportation to popular destinations
925.833.6630 SERVICES Melissa Hernandez like Las Positas College, the Alameda County Fairgrounds, the Livermore labs,
CITY COUNCIL 925.556.4500 Term exp. 12/2020 and shopping centers including Stoneridge mall, Hacienda Crossings, and the
ENVIRONMENTAL Councilmember San Francisco Premium Outlets.
925.833.6650
SERVICES POLICE Arun Goel Fares are $2, with discounts for seniors, children, and FareBuster multi-ride tickets.
CITY MANAGER
925.833.6650
925.833.6630 (RECORDS)
925.833.6670
Term exp. 12/2020
Councilmember
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AIRPORTS
HOTELS
FINANCE Jean Josey
925.833.6640 POLICE Term exp. 12/2022 Livermore Airport: 3 miles. Called the Gateway to the Tri-Valley, the Livermore Munici- Aloft Dublin-Pleasanton
CODE
(DISPATCH) pal Airport (LVK) features special events like the Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom 4075 Grafton St
ENFORCEMENT Councilmember
925.462.1212 Shawn Kumagai Tour on Memorial Day weekend, and the annual Open House & Air Show in October. 925.248.8500
925.833.6610 FIRE PREVENTION
Term exp. 12/2022 Oakland International: 17 miles marriott.com/aloft
925.833.6606
PUBLIC WORKS San Jose International: 30 miles
COMMUNITY San Francisco International: 36 miles
925.833.6630 Extended Stay America
DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES
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925.833.6610 925.833.6650 BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT (BART) 925.875.9556
This public, rapid-transit, elevated and subway system that connects Bay Area cities extendedstayamerica.com
long five routes has two Dublin stations: the West Dublin/Pleasanton BART station
straddles Interstate 580, with a south exit leading to Pleasanton's Stoneridge Mall, La Quinta Inn & Suites
and a north exit to downtown Dublin; and the Dublin/Pleasanton station several 6275 Dublin Blvd
miles to the east, with an island platform located on I-580's center median, and
(925) 828-9393
parking available on both sides of the freeway.
lq.com
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Hyatt Dublin/Pleasanton
ALTAMONT CORRIDOR EXPRESS (ACE) 4950 Hacienda Dr
ACE is a commuter rail service linking Stockton to San Jose. The service, named for the 925.828.9006
Altamont Pass through which it passes, began in 1998.
hyatt.com
Currently, ACE operates Monday through Friday (excluding major holidays), with four
westbound trains in the morning, and four returning eastbound trains in the evening. Holiday Inn Dublin/Pleasanton
To learn about destinations and connections, check out ACE's "Contact a Trip Planner," 6680 Regional St
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32 Welcome Dublin | 2019-2020 2019-2020 | Welcome Dublin 33FACILITIES PARK AND TRAILS MAP
CIVIC CENTER
DUBLIN CIVIC CENTER
100 Civic Plaza
925.833.6650
DUBLIN HERITAGE PARK
& MUSEUMS
6600 Donlon Way
925.452.2100
DUBLIN LIBRARY
200 Civic Plaza
925.803.7252
DUBLIN SENIOR CENTER
7600 Amador Valley Blvd
SHANNON COMMUNITY CENTER 925.556.4511
SHANNON COMMUNITY CENTER
11600 Shannon Avenue
925.556.4500
STAGER COMMUNITY GYMNASIUM
6901 York Drive
925.556.4500
THE WAVE AT EMERALD GLEN PARK
4201 Central Pkwy
925.574.4800
PUBLIC LIBRARY
TED FAIRFIELD PARK
INFO: dublin.ca.gov, City of Dublin Parks & Community Services, 925-556-4500
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COMMUNITY LINK COMMUNITY GROUPS
City of Dublin official website:
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