Lvpac News Today

Raquel Holt, Livermore

PLEASANTON — City staff proposed a partnership between the Firehouse Arts Center and Livermore’s Bankhead Theater at the Jan. 17 city council meeting.

The Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, which has used a handful of operational names during its history, announced last week that it will now be known as Livermore Valley Arts.

Skuch McClellan performs a Fancy Dance as part of Native American Day celebrations hosted by the LVPAC on Saturday, June 4. The event, held at the Bankhead Theater, honored Livermore

Anne Giancola of LVPAC works on a mural honoring NASA astronauts with a Livermore connection. The mural faces North K Street by Railroad Avenue.

The Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, which has used a handful of operational names during its history, announced last week that it will now be known as Livermore Valley Arts.

Amory Lovins, a physicist and former chairman of the Rocky Mountain Institute, will discuss the global energy revolution in a presentation titled “Energizing the Future” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May

LIVERMORE — On May 14 and 15, locals can celebrate the return of a Livermore staple, the Honey and Wine Festival — now dubbed the Livermore Downtown Street Fest.

The Bankhead Theater in Livermore will look back at the music of Paul McCartney with “Stroll Down Penny Lane,” on Friday, May 13, followed by a look at the next

The Creole Jazz Kings will celebrate International Jazz Day on Saturday, April 30, with a free afternoon performance at the Bankhead Plaza in downtown Livermore.