Tri-Valley Haven staff and volunteers will assist you in completing the forms and documentation needed to petition the family court for a protective order. No appointments necessary, just drop-in. This free, confidential service will be held on every 1st and 3rd Saturday, from 10:00 a.m. to noon. For more information about the services provided, please call Tri-Valley Haven at 925-449-5847, ext. 2606.

Friendly teen volunteers will be available to answer questions about the library's e-book collections. No registration required - please just drop in! Questions are always welcome. During the program, you can learn how to: *Download e-books from the library's catalog onto an e-reader, tablet, laptop, etc.; *Download the app (if necessary) for any of the library's e-book collections (Overdrive, Libby, Cloud Library, etc.); *Help you create and set up your account with your Alameda County Library card for any of the e-book databases; *Check out, access, and return e-books and e-audiobooks through any of the databases

Discover how local farmers contributed to California surpassing Wisconsin as the nation's leading dairy state. Local farmers and their families did it all, from growing the feed for the cows to processing the milk into cream, butter, and cheese to marketing and delivering it to consumers. Individual farmers joined together to form cooperatives in the early 1900s. Dublin also played a part in the development of modern, scientific mass production and mass distribution, with the Foremost Dairy Research Center, which opened in 1966. See vintage milk bottles, cartons, bottle caps, and modern dairy equipment, some on loan from the California State Parks Dairy Collection.

During the 1940s and 1950s, Navy Nurses and Red Cross workers served important roles at Camp Parks and neighboring Shoemaker Hospital, a 3,000-bed facility which provided care for almost 46,000 patients during World War II. This exhibit salutes the women who helped to heal, comfort and transition injured sailors and Marines back to civilian life in a dynamic post-War world. On display are original Nurse and Red Cross uniforms, medical equipment, therapy artifacts and photos.

Not only can you learn about Dublin’s pioneer past, but you can experience it, too! Join us on the first Saturday of the month for Hands-on History Days. Work in the farm yard with Master Gardener, Jim Farr, who will be on-hand to discuss summer planting. Cool off with ice cream YOU make by hand. Afterwards, take a guided tour through the Kolb House or Pioneer Cemetery. Activities start at Bill’s Studio. All ages are welcome!