Earth Day was designed to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s environment. It was founded as an environmental teach-in in 1970 and is now celebrated in many countries.
Now forty years later, the world is at greater risk than ever. That is why I am proud of our staffs’ efforts to ensure that the City of San Ramon continues to implement sustainable policies and programs to promote reduced energy consumption, sustainable development, and recycling in our community.
Earth Day 2010 can be a turning point to enhance environmental policy, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and green jobs. Millions will make personal commitments to sustainability. Earth Day 2010 is an opportunity for individuals, corporations and governments to join together and create a global green economy.
Make a personal commitment to make change. Earth Day is a time for us to reflect on our way of life, our aspirations, and our humanity – an opportunity to improve our environment.
Join us on Saturday, April 17, from 9:00 am-12:00 pm as we take action to make our community and the world cleaner and more sustainable. Come out and help us celebrate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day while helping to spruce up Forest Home Farms Historic Park for spring. There will be projects in the vegetable garden, the wildlife garden and other areas of the farm. Bring your gloves and garden tools. Refreshments will be provided. This is a free, volunteer event, perfect for scout groups and service clubs.
Help promote this awareness with your neighbors and friends. The City Council and staff will continue to implement programs to keep those who live, work and play in the wonderful City of San Ramon – clean & green.
Together we can – maintain our quality of life in San Ramon – together we will – as a community working together – make a difference, – make a better community, – make a better San Ramon, – and make a better world.
You may contact Mayor Wilson by email, at: hawilson@sanramon.ca.gov.
The San Ramon Valley Newcomers Club invites new & established residents to the many & varied activities offered each month. Info: Call Carolyn at 925-485-9803.
Homeowner/Homebuyer Book Club – A place to learn, share, and discuss, First Monday of the Month, 6:00 pm , 3223 Crow Canyon Rd. (@ Camino Ramon), Second Floor conference room, San Ramon. To RSVP: 925-397-2093.
Stay-at-Home MOMS Club – 1st Wednesday of every month. The MOMS Club of San Ramon, Danville, and Dublin are for stay-at-home moms in this area. A number of activity groups are included in the membership. Dues are only $28 a year. Info: Michelle Borrero at 925-639-9556 or minxy7399@yahoo.com.
San Ramon Performing Arts:
Info and tickets: 925-973.ARTS
03/24-25, 03/30 & 05/01 & 02: Active Arts Theater presents You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
05/07: KC and the Sunshine Band
05/08: San Ramon Symphonic Band
05/14-16, 21-23: SRCT presents Boo for the Villain, Cheer for the Hero
04/17, Saturday, 9.00 am – 12 noon: Earth Day at Forest Home Farms. Info: 925-973-3284.
04/18, Sunday, 5.30pm – 8pm: Sisters in Service presents its 5th Annual Indian Dinner at Valley Christian Center, 7500 Inspiration Dr, Dublin, CA. Ministry partner Mano Vasanthraj, from India will be the special guest speaker. Plus enjoy great music, fellowship and food! Tickets: Adults – $10, Children 12 and under – $3. Info: Call Gloria Gregory at 925-998-3785. www.sistersinservice.org
04/20: Camp Central Parent Information Meeting at the San Ramon Community Center. Info: 925-973-2500
04/24, 10am – 4pm: Civil War Living History Day at the Forest Home Farms Historic Park. Info: 925-973-3284
05/01: Farmer’s Market Opening Day at Forest Home Farms.
Weekly celebration of local food, local farmers and local history! For market events, music schedule & a list of new vendors visit: www.sanramonfarmersmarket.org or call 925-973-3280.
05/02, Sunday, 11am – 3pm: Sheep Shearing Day at the Forest Home Farms Historic Park
05/15, Saturday 1pm – 4pm: David Glass House Grand Opening. Ribbon Cutting at 1.30pm. The Glass House is the City of San Ramon’s historic house museum depicting life in the San Ramon Valley in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Guests will have the opportunity to take a mini-tour of the house. There will be hands-on activities for the children including Victorian parlor games and crafts. To schedule a tour of the Glass House, please call (925) 973-3284.