There's So Much Happening Here
There's So Much Happening Here
Even as April winds down, there’s still so much spring magic to enjoy in the Tri-Valley. The hills are green, the weather’s warming up, and the kids are itching to be outside. If you're looking for family-friendly things to do in Danville, Pleasanton, San Ramon, Livermore, or Dublin this season, I’ve got you covered.
Whether it’s outdoor adventures, creative weekend outings, or low-key park days with your little ones, here’s a roundup of springtime fun the whole family can enjoy.
Iron Horse Regional Trail
Ideal for family walks, bike rides, or even scootering with the kiddos. Start at a nearby trailhead and end with a treat at a local café in Danville or Pleasanton.
Sycamore Valley Park – Danville
This community favorite features wide lawns, shaded picnic areas, a playground, and walking paths with scenic views. Perfect for playdates or a post-school unwind.
Shadow Cliffs Lake – Pleasanton
As temperatures rise, Shadow Cliffs becomes a go-to spot for families. Stroll around the lake, birdwatch, or let the kids toss stones in the shallows. (Swimming reopens later in spring—check local advisories.)
Museum of the San Ramon Valley – Ongoing Exhibits
205 Railroad Ave, Danville
Great for curious kids who love trains, local history, and interactive learning. Rotating exhibits mean there’s always something new.
Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center – Family Shows
Upcoming performances often include children’s theater, musical acts, and storytime events. Check the Bankhead Theater schedule for updated listings.
Danville Library & Pleasanton Library
From storytimes to seasonal crafts, local libraries offer free programming that entertains while giving parents a breather. Don’t sleep on these hidden gems!
Spring produce is at its peak—and Tri-Valley farmers’ markets are in full bloom.
Here’s when to go:
Pleasanton Farmers’ Market – Saturdays, 9 AM–1 PM
Livermore Farmers’ Market – Sundays, 9 AM–1 PM
Dublin Farmers’ Market at Emerald Glen Park – Thursdays, 4–8 PM (April–Sept)
Markets often feature live music, balloon artists, food trucks, and local treats. Let the kids try fresh berries while you stock up on veggies for dinner—total win.
Local parks are calling! Pack a blanket, snacks, and bubbles—and enjoy some simple spring joy at these top family-friendly spots:
Rancho San Ramon Community Park – Spacious fields and a water play area opening soon.
Central Park, San Ramon – Great for toddlers and big kids alike.
Bernal Community Park, Pleasanton – Walking paths, playgrounds, and big open skies.
Pro tip: Stop by your favorite local deli or sandwich shop on the way—like Domenico’s in Danville—and make it a stress-free family outing.
There’s still time to soak in the best of spring in the Tri-Valley. The trails are open, the parks are lively, and there’s something truly special about this time of year in our community. Whether you're enjoying a Sunday market stroll or a spontaneous family picnic, I hope this season brings you joy, sunshine, and connection.
And as always, if you’re looking for real estate advice, neighborhood tips, or just want to chat about where to go this weekend—I’m here.
—
Margy Lyman
Real Estate Professional & Tri-Valley Neighbor
www.livethetrivalleylife.com
Even as April winds down, there’s still so much spring magic to enjoy in the Tri-Valley. The hills are green, the weather’s warming up, and the kids are itching to be outside. If you're looking for family-friendly things to do in Danville, Pleasanton, San Ramon, Livermore, or Dublin this season, I’ve got you covered.
Whether it’s outdoor adventures, creative weekend outings, or low-key park days with your little ones, here’s a roundup of springtime fun the whole family can enjoy.
Iron Horse Regional Trail
Ideal for family walks, bike rides, or even scootering with the kiddos. Start at a nearby trailhead and end with a treat at a local café in Danville or Pleasanton.
Sycamore Valley Park – Danville
This community favorite features wide lawns, shaded picnic areas, a playground, and walking paths with scenic views. Perfect for playdates or a post-school unwind.
Shadow Cliffs Lake – Pleasanton
As temperatures rise, Shadow Cliffs becomes a go-to spot for families. Stroll around the lake, birdwatch, or let the kids toss stones in the shallows. (Swimming reopens later in spring—check local advisories.)
Museum of the San Ramon Valley – Ongoing Exhibits
205 Railroad Ave, Danville
Great for curious kids who love trains, local history, and interactive learning. Rotating exhibits mean there’s always something new.
Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center – Family Shows
Upcoming performances often include children’s theater, musical acts, and storytime events. Check the Bankhead Theater schedule for updated listings.
Danville Library & Pleasanton Library
From storytimes to seasonal crafts, local libraries offer free programming that entertains while giving parents a breather. Don’t sleep on these hidden gems!
Spring produce is at its peak—and Tri-Valley farmers’ markets are in full bloom.
Here’s when to go:
Pleasanton Farmers’ Market – Saturdays, 9 AM–1 PM
Livermore Farmers’ Market – Sundays, 9 AM–1 PM
Dublin Farmers’ Market at Emerald Glen Park – Thursdays, 4–8 PM (April–Sept)
Markets often feature live music, balloon artists, food trucks, and local treats. Let the kids try fresh berries while you stock up on veggies for dinner—total win.
Local parks are calling! Pack a blanket, snacks, and bubbles—and enjoy some simple spring joy at these top family-friendly spots:
Rancho San Ramon Community Park – Spacious fields and a water play area opening soon.
Central Park, San Ramon – Great for toddlers and big kids alike.
Bernal Community Park, Pleasanton – Walking paths, playgrounds, and big open skies.
Pro tip: Stop by your favorite local deli or sandwich shop on the way—like Domenico’s in Danville—and make it a stress-free family outing.
There’s still time to soak in the best of spring in the Tri-Valley. The trails are open, the parks are lively, and there’s something truly special about this time of year in our community. Whether you're enjoying a Sunday market stroll or a spontaneous family picnic, I hope this season brings you joy, sunshine, and connection.
And as always, if you’re looking for real estate advice, neighborhood tips, or just want to chat about where to go this weekend—I’m here.
—
Margy Lyman
Real Estate Professional & Tri-Valley Neighbor
www.livethetrivalleylife.com
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Even as April winds down, there’s still so much spring magic to enjoy in the Tri-Valley. The hills are green, the weather’s warming up, and the kids are itching to be outside. If you're looking for family-friendly things to do in Danville, Pleasanton, San Ramon, Livermore, or Dublin this season, I’ve got you covered.
Whether it’s outdoor adventures, creative weekend outings, or low-key park days with your little ones, here’s a roundup of springtime fun the whole family can enjoy.
Iron Horse Regional Trail
Ideal for family walks, bike rides, or even scootering with the kiddos. Start at a nearby trailhead and end with a treat at a local café in Danville or Pleasanton.
Sycamore Valley Park – Danville
This community favorite features wide lawns, shaded picnic areas, a playground, and walking paths with scenic views. Perfect for playdates or a post-school unwind.
Shadow Cliffs Lake – Pleasanton
As temperatures rise, Shadow Cliffs becomes a go-to spot for families. Stroll around the lake, birdwatch, or let the kids toss stones in the shallows. (Swimming reopens later in spring—check local advisories.)
Museum of the San Ramon Valley – Ongoing Exhibits
205 Railroad Ave, Danville
Great for curious kids who love trains, local history, and interactive learning. Rotating exhibits mean there’s always something new.
Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center – Family Shows
Upcoming performances often include children’s theater, musical acts, and storytime events. Check the Bankhead Theater schedule for updated listings.
Danville Library & Pleasanton Library
From storytimes to seasonal crafts, local libraries offer free programming that entertains while giving parents a breather. Don’t sleep on these hidden gems!
Spring produce is at its peak—and Tri-Valley farmers’ markets are in full bloom.
Here’s when to go:
Pleasanton Farmers’ Market – Saturdays, 9 AM–1 PM
Livermore Farmers’ Market – Sundays, 9 AM–1 PM
Dublin Farmers’ Market at Emerald Glen Park – Thursdays, 4–8 PM (April–Sept)
Markets often feature live music, balloon artists, food trucks, and local treats. Let the kids try fresh berries while you stock up on veggies for dinner—total win.
Local parks are calling! Pack a blanket, snacks, and bubbles—and enjoy some simple spring joy at these top family-friendly spots:
Rancho San Ramon Community Park – Spacious fields and a water play area opening soon.
Central Park, San Ramon – Great for toddlers and big kids alike.
Bernal Community Park, Pleasanton – Walking paths, playgrounds, and big open skies.
Pro tip: Stop by your favorite local deli or sandwich shop on the way—like Domenico’s in Danville—and make it a stress-free family outing.
There’s still time to soak in the best of spring in the Tri-Valley. The trails are open, the parks are lively, and there’s something truly special about this time of year in our community. Whether you're enjoying a Sunday market stroll or a spontaneous family picnic, I hope this season brings you joy, sunshine, and connection.
And as always, if you’re looking for real estate advice, neighborhood tips, or just want to chat about where to go this weekend—I’m here.
—
Margy Lyman
Real Estate Professional & Tri-Valley Neighbor
www.livethetrivalleylife.com
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