Live Locally Summer 2024 Edition

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TOWN OF DANVILLE

QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER

Message from the Town Council

As we embrace the vibrant days of summer, we are excited to share the latest updates and upcoming events that reflect our community’s spirit and growth.

The Town is committed to maintaining the beauty of our public spaces through the Lighting and Landscape Assessment District (LLAD). LLAD funding ensures our parks, streetlights, and landscaping remain in top condition. Learn more on Page 6 about how property assessment rates have not kept up with inflation, and how that now impacts our community.

Along Hartz Avenue, the Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project has made significant progress. We anticipate wrapping before the winter holidays, and you can read about the improvements on Page 11. We are also making improvements Townwide through the Pavement Management Program, including improvements to San Ramon Valley Boulevard (Page 10).

This summer, enjoy the Music in the Park series and Moonlight Movies, with free events through August 3. Additionally, we hope you will stop by and see Botanica, the 14th Annual Juried Exhibition at the Village Theatre Art Gallery starting July 13.

See the back page calendar for these and other Summer events. We look forward to a season filled with community, fun, and progress!

Summer in Danville

November Municipal Election for Town Council Seats

ELECTION DATE:

The Danville Town Council is comprised of five Councilmembers, elected at-large for four-year terms. Every two years, either two or three of the seats come up for re-election. In the next General Municipal Election, Tuesday, November 5, 2024, Danville voters will elect three Town Councilmembers.

Danville will conduct a Municipal Election on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. VOTING

To be eligible to run for Town Council, candidates must reside within the Town of Danville incorporated boundaries and be a registered voter at the time nomination papers are issued. Interested residents must make an appointment with the City Clerk to receive and submit campaign documents during the nomination period beginning July 15 through August 9, 2024. If an incumbent fails to file nomination papers by the August 9 deadline, the nomination period will be extended to 5 p.m. on August 14, 2024 for candidates other than the incumbents.

How can I register to vote or check my status? www.registertovote.ca.gov

Nomination papers are available by appointment only beginning July 15, 2024.

For information on participating in the Danville Municipal Election, contact City Clerk Marie Sunseri at 925-314-3401 or msunseri@danville.ca.gov or visit www.danville.ca.gov/elections.

WHERE TO VOTE:

Voters can drop off their vote-by-mail ballot envelopes 24/7 during election time. The locations of the two secure Town Ballot Drop-Off Boxes are:

• Sycamore Park & Ride, located at the intersection of Camino Ramon and Sycamore Valley Road.

• Maintenance Service Center, located at 1000 Sherburne Hills Road.

The secure ballot drop boxes are available 24/7 and will be open until 8 p.m. on Election Day. After 8 p.m., the boxes will be locked and unable to accept additional ballots.

Where is my polling place? www.cocovote.us

What is on my ballot? California Voting Information www.vote411.org

What can I do if I don’t receive my ballot?

Email ballot@vote.cccounty.us or call 925-335-7800

Voters can sign-up at wheresmyballot.sos.ca.gov to receive notifications about their vote-by-mail ballots. Voters who sign up for the “Where’s My Ballot?” tool will receive automatic updates via text, email or phone call.

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT:

GUILLERMO SANTOLAYA

Civil Engineering Associate

MeetGuillermo Santolaya, a Civil Engineering Associate with the Town of Danville. With 15 years of service, Guillermo has been instrumental in overseeing the Town’s capital improvement projects and public works initiatives. His friendly and professional communication is highly valued, especially by those in the community affected by construction activities.

Business owners downtown have become familiar with Guillermo as he updates them on the Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project. He is seen regularly along Hartz Avenue meeting with contractors and ensuring the project is running smoothly. His results-oriented approach has contributed to the successful completion of significant projects, including the Front Street emergency creek bank repair and the Diablo Road emergency culvert replacement.

Guillermo’s passion for engineering and dedication to public service are matched only by his love for tinkering with his Ford Mustang 5.0 in his free time. Say hello if you see Guillermo around Town!

GETTING PERMITS FOR SUMMER PROJECTS

Why do summer home projects from pools to outdoor kitchens need building permits? Securing a building permit before the start of your renovation allows the Town to ensure that your project is built under the current State of California building codes and that the proposed project meets the minimum state mandated health and safety standards. If you are planning on doing work to your home and have questions regarding whether your project will require permits, feel free to call our Permit Center at 925-314-3330.

TALK WITH THE MAYOR AUGUST 2

Be a part of the discussion during the next Town Talks with the Mayor. Watch on YouTube or Facebook as the Mayor discusses the latest Town news, including updates from the Downtown Master Plan construction project. Mark your calendars for Friday, August 2 at 10 a.m. More information at www.danvilletowntalks.org.

SHAKESPEARE COMING TO DANVILLE

Twelfth Night is coming to the Village Theatre weekends in August. Enjoy Shakespeare’s quintessential romantic comedy in Downtown Danville. The Town is proud to present this event produced by the SPARC Theater, named East Bay Times’ Best Live Theater. More information can be found at www.danville.ca.gov/sparc.

News briefs from the Town of Danville

SIDEWALK TALK

Did you know that homeowners are responsible for maintaining sidewalks along their property? Each homeowner can do their part to keep neighborhoods safe and walkable by repairing and maintaining their sidewalks. To report a concern, visit www.danville.ca.gov/danvilleconnect.

SIGNS OF SUMMER

Between graduation and election seasons, lots of signs go up around Danville this time of year. Remember that temporary signs can only be placed on private property with the consent of the property owner, and must be less than six feet in area and height. No temporary signs can be placed in the public right-of-way or on any public structures (such as utility poles or boxes). And if you’re looking to show support for local candidates or causes, all political signs must be removed within 10 days after the election.

BOATS & RVS: GETTING READY FOR FUN

One more “sign” of summer is having a boat or RV getting packed up for fun. While boats and RVs must be screened from public view if being stored, they can be out for temporary loading and unloading. For RVs, residents can obtain and display a 3-day temporary parking permit from the Danville Police Department, which will allow the owner time to load and/or unload. The permit must be displayed in the front left corner of the windshield.

NOW FOR TEEN CENTERS

The upcoming school term is fast approaching as summer is underway. The Town of Danville is preparing to reopen Teen Centers at Charlotte Wood, Los Cerros, and Diablo Vista Middle Schools. The Town is responsible for maintaining and monitoring the centers to ensure a secure and enjoyable place for teens after dismissal.

Students enrolled in each middle school can participate in team building, arts and crafts, movie clubs, and more at that Teen Center location. Trained recreation staff will create a healthy and engaging after-school environment for teens.

The Teen Centers open after Labor Day weekend and follow the San Ramon Valley Unified School District calendar, remaining open until the last day of school. On regular school days, the centers will stay open until 5:30 p.m., and on minimum days, they will stay open until 4:30 p.m.

Danville staff provide teens with a safe and supportive environment in Teen Centers. Registration is $175 per quarter, $525 for the entire academic year. Registration is required to participate.

For more information or to register for the Teen Centers, visit www. danville.ca.gov/recguide or call the Danville Community Center at 925-314-3400.

Play Ball!

ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES FOSTER

COMMUNITY & HEALTH

Athleticsplay a pivotal role in bringing our community together. From the rolling hills that make for picturesque cycling routes to the calm path of the Iron Horse Trail, Danville is a haven for sports enthusiasts of all ages.

For adults looking to stay active, the Town offers a plethora of options. The Adult Sports Leagues are a fantastic way to meet new people, engage in friendly competition, and keep the spirit of teamwork alive. Whether you’re interested in bocce ball, basketball, or softball, Danville has a league for you.

The leagues are well-organized and cater to different skill levels, ensuring that everyone from beginners to seasoned athletes can participate and enjoy. Don’t have a group to play with? Individuals ready to participate in a league can sign up for the Free Agent list, which is accessible to team managers looking to recruit new members to fill their rosters.

Danville’s sports leagues are more than just about the games; they are about building a healthier, happier, and more connected community. Registration for Fall/Winter 2024 adult and senior sports leagues opens on Tuesday, August 20 at 8:30 a.m. for residents and on Thursday, August 22 at 8:30 a.m. for non-residents. Registration closes on Thursday, September 12 at 5 p.m. Learn more about Danville’s Fall and Winter leagues at www.danville.ca.gov/adultsports.

The Danville Summer

CHURNING OUT FUN & FAMILY MEMORIES

Summer

in Danville is an exciting season for families with a lineup of fun events that cater to a variety of interests and ages. On July 31, the magic of Harry Potter will be celebrated with a special birthday event, inviting all young wizards and witches to enjoy crafts, snacks, potions, and games. The festivities will take place at the Danville Community Center & Town Green, promising a day filled with enchantment and wonder.

Organization, the Town of Danville is thrilled to bring back our basketball program for young athletes. Junior Warriors enhances basketball skills for grade-school students while instilling core values such as dedication, discipline, team spirit, fair play, and diligence. It’s a comprehensive experience where participants relish the excitement of basketball and gain life skills within a nurturing atmosphere. Registration for the fall league opens in August.

SUMMER PERFORMANCES:

For those who love the great outdoors, the annual family campout August 3-4 offers a perfect opportunity to bond under the stars. Nestled in the scenic beauty of Mt. Diablo State Park, this event invites participants to immerse themselves in a traditional camping experience, complete with hiking, youth crafts, and family games. As the sun sets, campfires come to life, setting the stage for an evening of storytelling and marshmallow roasting. The event provides a dinner and a continental breakfast, ensuring that families are energized for their adventures.

In collaboration with the Golden State Warriors

Rounding out the summer of family events, Kidchella brings a kid-friendly concert series to the Town Green, where families can enjoy live music performances that are sure to get little feet dancing. This year’s series included The Banana Slug String Band in June and will feature Asheba on Wednesday, July 17. Join us for a day of excitement and imagination in partnership with the Danville Library, beginning with a book reading at 11:15 a.m. The melody continues with a fun concert on the Town Green at noon, followed by an hour of arts and crafts at 1 p.m. Kidchella is free, and no registration is required.

Our annual concert and movie series started in June, and there is more in store. Join us for these upcoming events. All movies are shown on the Town Green at sundown, with kids’ activities starting at 6 p.m. Music in the Park Concerts begin at 6 p.m.

Moonlight Movies

On the Town Green:

• July 12: Angels in the Outfield (1994, PG)

• July 26: Super Mario Bros (2023, PG)

Music in the Park

At Oak Hill Park:

• July 6: Jackson Michelson (Country)

• July 20: Judd Hoos (Alternative/Indie/Rock)

On the Town Green:

• August 3: Unauthorized Rolling Stones (Classic Rock)

In2003, Facebook was only available to a handful of college students, and the iPod delighted music lovers with a scroll wheel and small gray screen. You probably owned a flip phone, and you may have voted to update a property assessment known as the LLAD. The Lighting and Landscape Assessment District is a way for property owners to help fund amenities that directly benefit their property, such as parks, community centers, and lighting. The reason we bring up 2003 is that this was the last time the assessment amount was changed, and just like technology, it’s time for an upgrade.

The Town has been studying costs for upcoming maintenance to Town amenities through its annual operating budget adoption process, and costs for maintenance and construction have risen sharply in recent years. The Town has also added amenities in the last 20 years, adding to the LLAD burden. To maintain the beauty and quality of life in Danville, additional funds are needed from the LLAD.

What role do homeowners play in maintaining Danville’s character and how is this funded?

Homeowners help ensure streets are well-lit, parks are maintained, and roadsides are landscaped, contributing to the Town’s overall appeal. This is funded through the Lighting and Landscape Assessment District (LLAD), which levies an annual assessment on property owners, appearing on their property tax bills.

What steps is the Town taking to address rising maintenance costs?

The Town is researching ways for the LLAD to keep pace with inflation and community needs, as maintenance costs have risen significantly.

How are the assessment amounts determined and used?

The assessment amount is based on factors like proximity to funded amenities. Funds are restricted to specific uses in the paying areas, kept separate from the Town’s general fund, and any changes must be approved by property owners.

Why is the LLAD important and how are its zones structured?

LLAD ensures well-maintained street lights, parks, and roadsides, enhancing the quality of life in Danville. The Town is divided into zones, with property owners in each zone paying for maintenance of amenities that directly benefit them.

Where can residents find information about the Town’s budget and revenue sources?

Information is available in the 2024-2025 annual Town budget at www.danville.ca.gov/budget.

What are the current LLAD rates and how have maintenance operating costs changed?

Annual assessments range from $166.50 to $305.80 per home, unchanged since 2003. However, maintenance costs have increased nearly 57% since then, while LLAD revenues have increased by just under 7.5%, putting more strain on the general fund.

2003-2024 COST COMPARISON OF COMMON GOODS

The Bay Area Consumer Price Index, which tracks costs of everything from milk to gasoline, has increased more than 76% since 2003.

*California Construction Cost Index is a numerical indicator of price trends for construction materials and labor.

Danville’s Senior Activities Shine!

Seniors of Danville have several summer activities to look forward to, each promising fun, engagement, and the opportunity to create community.

The Senior Variety Show on September 14 at the Village Theatre is a muchanticipated event that showcases the diverse talents of Danville’s senior community. This annual event invites seniors over 50 to perform acts ranging from dancing and singing to comedy and poetry readings. Auditions for the show are held on July 26. To learn more about this opportunity or to schedule your audition, contact Kellie Schuyler at kschuyler@danville.ca.gov or

925-314-3430. Tickets for the show will go on sale the first week of August at www.danville.ca.gov/tickets.

The Morning Mingle series offers seniors the opportunity to gather to enjoy coffee, pastries, and good company. This is a monthly event that offers a relaxed atmosphere for seniors to chat, share stories, and discuss interests. The next Morning Mingle is set for 9 a.m. on July 30 at the Danville Senior Center, providing a perfect start to the day with friendly faces and warm conversations.

September marks National Senior Center month, a time to celebrate the contributions of senior centers in

enhancing the lives of older adults. Here in Danville, our residents can take advantage of the local senior center through our health and fitness programs, special interest classes, and various social events. The Danville Senior Center also provides valuable resources such as the Senior Monday Lunch Program and free movie screenings, serving as a hub for seniors to connect with each other and access services that support healthy and independent living.

This year, Danville is excited to again host Walktober, encouraging participants to stay active and enjoy the outdoors throughout the month of October. This event aligns perfectly with the pleasant weather of Danville’s autumn, inviting seniors to participate in group walks that are as much about exercise as they are about socializing.

Whether it’s through showcasing talents, promoting health, or simply providing a space for a morning chat, Danville’s summer senior events are all about celebrating the golden years with zest and joy. For more information on these events and how to participate, residents can visit www.danville.ca.gov/seniors or contact the Danville Senior Center at 925-314-3430.

BUDDING ARTISTS BLOSSOM AT DANVILLE’S BOTANICAL BONANZA

Welcome

summer with a floral feel as the Village Theatre Art Gallery hosts the 14th Annual Juried Exhibition, Botanica, starting July 13 with a free opening reception. This exhibition showcases a diverse range of artworks, selected through a competitive jury, capturing the delicate beauty and intricate details of plant life in various artistic forms.

Art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike will find themselves enchanted by the exhibition, which runs through September 20 as each artist presents their unique interpretation of botanical subjects. Artists responding to the juried exhibition could submit works including outdoor murals, faux flower or faux plant

arrangements, multimedia, sculpture, acrylic, ceramic, charcoal color pencil, collage, digital art, oil painting, pastel, photography and watercolor.

Alongside the Botanica exhibition, floral art enthusiasts are welcome to join an Ikebana Japanese floral arranging workshop at the Village Theatre Art Gallery on August 20 and September 10. For more information, visit www.danville.ca.gov/recguide.

Additional floral activities for Botanica will be available throughout the exhibition. Learn more about this exhibition at www.danville.ca.gov/arts.

Gail Caulfield, Matilija Poppy

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS :

COMING SOON TO A ROAD NEAR YOU

This summer, roads throughout Town will see improvements to surfaces and sidewalks. But did you know that pavement management is a data-driven process?

The Town of Danville uses engineering expertise and analytic software to determine when, how, and where to conduct pavement maintenance. To make best use of the $3 million average annual investment in Townmaintained roads, Town staff analyze pavement conditions based on a number of factors, including age, future construction, traffic loads, and available funding. The Town has approximately 158 centerline miles of local roadway, and with soaring construction costs and heavy storms, Town staff are working harder to stretch every pavement dollar.

The Pavement Management Program is part of the Town’s Capital Improvement Program. To manage

the program, the Town uses the standard measure of pavement quality called the Pavement Conditions Index (PCI) to rate our roads. On a simple 100-point scale, a new road has a PCI of 100, and the Town Council has adopted a minimum average target of 70 for all Town roads. Even as an established municipality with older pavement, Danville maintains roads to a higher PCI than is average across the Bay Area.

In fiscal year 2023-24, the Town completed pavement maintenance projects on approximately 135 roadways in Danville — in addition to ongoing street maintenance such as pothole repair. Two projects are scheduled for this summer (see below). For more information about the Town’s Pavement Management Program, including a list of streets included in the overlay projects below, visit www.danville.ca.gov/pavement.

PAVEMENT OVERLAY PROJECT (SELECT

STRETS THROUGHOUT TOWN)

JULY/ AUGUST

Remove and replace damaged concrete and pedestrian ramps.

AUGUST/ SEPTEMBER

Grind the streets down to receive new asphalt replacement.

SAN RAMON VALLEY BOULEVARD

SEPTEMBER

Remove and replace damaged concrete and pedestrian ramps and install new traffic and bicycle detection cameras.

OCTOBER/ NOVEMBER

Apply slurry seal and begin asphalt replacement.

SEPTEMBER

Install new asphalt and replace existing pavement striping and markers.

NOVEMBER

Complete asphalt replacement and replacement of existing pavement striping and markers.

The Town has two major pavement management projects starting this summer. Both will include asphalt overlays, which means the surface of the road is completely removed and replaced.

VOLUNTEERS IN POLICING COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

The Danville Police Department would like to remind the community about two services provided by our Volunteers In Policing.

Vacation House Checks

For some peace of mind while you are away, you can schedule a vacation house check where one of our volunteer officers will drive by your home periodically and make sure everything looks secure.

Cop Cars to the Community

This program allows residents to request a volunteer patrol car to visit for a special event like a birthday party. Cop Cars to the Community is a great program for kids of any age who want to know more about law enforcement or want to see the lights and hear the siren on a police car!

Danville residents can access both of these programs at www.danville.ca.gov/vip.

The Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project focuses on safety and community.

It’s been a busy three months of progress along Hartz Avenue. The Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project is entering the summer with an eye on new gathering spaces and major safety improvements.

The Town of Danville chose to call the first phase of the Downtown Master Plan a “Catalyst Project” because not only will it be the first of future phases, but the Town seeks to continually invigorate the Downtown area by fostering safe and welcoming spaces for gathering and entertainment. The project serves as a catalyst for building community in Danville, and the construction plan prioritizes continued access and enjoyment of Downtown Danville over the course of the project.

Any construction project will cause some disruption, but careful planning means every precaution is being taken to provide continuity for our Downtown. The project phasing was split into two milestones, accommodating major events Downtown: the 4th of July Parade

and the Lighting of the Old Oak Tree event that kicks off the holiday shopping season. Work initiated in April that could have hindered a smooth parade had to be completed by July, leaving curbs and sidewalks ready for crowds. After the parade, work picked right back up again.

The project started with significant drainage, curb, brick and concrete work along Hartz Avenue at School Street and Church Street, creating safety improvements. These include “bulb-out” curbs near crosswalks to slow vehicles and improve visibility for both drivers and pedestrians. While the initial plan was to complete one intersection at a time, the Town decided to spread to additional intersections when a delay occurred. For example, when utility work was required at one intersection and could not be immediately scheduled, work jumped to a second intersection to avoid overall delays.

Now the focus shifts to the areas that must be completed prior to welcoming tens of thousands of visitors for the winter holidays. The Village Theatre Plaza and Prospect Park Plaza community spaces will be under construction by

PROJECT TIMELINE

April/May

Began School and Church Street bulb out improvements

Continued:

May

Began Village Theatre and Diablo Road improvements

fall, and work is starting at the Linda Mesa Avenue intersection in July. Toward the end of the project, the intersections at Linda Mesa Avenue and Prospect Avenue will be raised to slow traffic. The raised intersection work as well as the final paving of Hartz Avenue will be completed overnight to minimize traffic

disruptions.

June

Completed improvements at Diablo Road, Church and School Streets

As construction progresses, the Town welcomes feedback and questions about the project. Visit www.danvilletowntalks.org to provide feedback and subscribe to updates about the Downtown Master Plan project.

Through Early Fall

Begin improvements at Linda Mesa and Prospect Avenues Late Fall

Complete improvements with artwork, landscaping and paving

TOWN LAUNCHES EMAIL NEWSLETTER FOR BUSINESS OWNERS

The Town’s Economic Development team provides many services to local businesses, and now there is a new way for business owners and employees to stay up-to-date on the latest news. The Business Focus monthly e-mail newsletter will include tools, resources, and promotional opportunities. The subscription is free, and includes a monthly message with vital information as well as the opportunity to provide feedback and suggest future topics of interest to the business community.

The Business Focus newsletter is the latest in a series of Town initiatives to foster a vibrant and connected business community. So far in 2024, the Town has launched the Danville Prospector, the Open in Danville social media series, and will soon launch the Tell the Town business promotional opportunity. To learn more or subscribe, email business@danville.ca.gov or visit www.danville.ca.gov/businessfocus.

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JULY–SEPTEMBER COMMUNITY EVENTS

Visit www.danville.ca.gov/calendar for more information.

MUSIC IN THE PARK

Saturdays 6–8 p.m., July 6 & 20 at Oak Hill Park, August 3 on the Town Green

The free summer concert series offers a wonderful array of live performances in the park.

MOONLIGHT MOVIES

Friday, July 12 & 26, Town Green

• Activities: 6–8 p.m.

• Movie: At dusk

Family-friendly film shown in a picturesque outdoor setting under the stars. Don’t forget your lawn chairs, blankets, and snacks to make it complete.

ARTISTS’ OPENING RECEPTION FOR BOTANICA: 14TH ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION

Saturday, July 13, 5–7 p.m.

Village Theatre Art Gallery

A floral art exhibition that celebrates the beauty and artistry of flowers.

KIDCHELLA

Wednesday, July 17, 11:15 a.m.–2 p.m. Town Green

Books, music, art, and community come together for an afternoon of fun and exploration.

HARRY POTTER’S BIRTHDAY BASH

Wednesday, July 31, 3–6:30 p.m.

Community Center & Town Green

Come celebrate the magic of Harry Potter’s birthday with crafts, snacks, potions, Quidditch and Butterbeer! All muggles are welcome. Pre-registration is required.

STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL

Friday, August 2, 6:30 p.m.

Village Theatre

Inaugural festival featuring student submitted works.

FAMILY CAMPOUT

Saturday-Sunday, August 3-4, 3 p.m.–9 a.m.

Enjoy the great outdoors with your family at Mt. Diablo State Park. You will enjoy hiking in the park, youth crafts, family games, and campfire activities. Pre-registration is required.

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S TWELFTH NIGHT

August 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 Friday & Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m., Village Theatre

SPARC Theater brings Shakespeare’s quintessential romantic comedy to the Village Theatre. Tickets and information: www.danville.ca.gov/sparc

EUGENE O’NEILL FESTIVAL SEASON 2024

August 18 to October 16

Featuring three weekends of live theatre, along with poetry, a ghost stroll and historic tour through Danville, and more. For all festival events, visit www.eugeneoneill.org.

9/11 REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY

Wednesday, September 11, 5:30 p.m.

Oak Hill Park

Honor first responders and those who served following this historic day.

SENIOR VARIETY SHOW

Saturday, September 14, 1:30–3 p.m.

Village Theatre

Come enjoy the wide variety of talented performers ages 50 years and older! Tickets will be available mid-August at www.danville.ca.gov/tickets.

HOT SUMMER SUNDAYS CAR SHOW

Sunday, September 15, 11 a.m.–4 p.m., Front Street • www.dhsscs.com

Friends and families can take in the sights of contemporary hot rods and classic automobiles while enjoying live entertainment, browsing local shops, and dining downtown.

COMEDY NIGHT: STEVE HYTNER

Saturday, September 21, 8 p.m.

Village Theatre

Enjoy a night of laughs from a critically acclaimed comedian.

DANVILLE FARMERS’ MARKET

Saturdays 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (rain or shine)

Railroad Avenue Municipal Parking Lot

Support your local community market while enjoying fresh produce and unique artisan goods.