Star theme, semi formal attire. Father Daughter Dance at the Jennifer Russell Building, 7pm-9pm on Friday, March 4. Purchase tickets here.  

On Saturday, March 5, at 7pm the Lafayette Library be breaking all the rules! Join us in the Community Hall for "A Night at the Lafayette Library" and go library rogue! You'll enjoy delicious food, libations, and noisy laughter with friends while cavorting through the library stacks. Tickets are on sale now. Raffle and Silent Auction are open, too. Visit http://www.lllcf.org/foundation/night/.    

This first major international presentation of Pierre  Bonnard's work to be mounted on the West Coast in half a century features more than sixty works that span the artist's complete career, from his early Nabi masterpieces, through his experimental photography, to the late interior scenes for which he is best known. March 9, 2pm - 3:30 in the Community Hall. Learn more here.  

Do you want to keep a nature journal or bump your current practice to a higher orbit? Join us for the first of a monthly nature journaling workshop series. See the possibilities of what a journal can be and how to make journaling and drawing a life changing habit. If you already have a journal kit, bring it along plus any personal favorite sketching or nature study supplies. March 10, 1pm - 2pm in the Arts and Science Discover Center. Learn more here.  

The Lamorinda Democratic Club invites you to meet and hear BART Director, Rebecca Saltman on Tuesday, March 10 at the Lafayette Library and Learning Center Community Room. Saltzman will provide her perspective on current issues and future directions for BART. Social time begins at 7pm, business meeting at 7:30 and speaker at 8pm. $5 donation for non-LDC members. No charge for students. Learn more here.  

Celebrate the arrival of Cal Shakes' new Artistic Director Eric Ting at our 21st Annual Gala. Featuring gourmet dining, fine wines and specialty cocktails, dancing, and live  performances, along with exhilarating live and silent auctions, you'll experience the thrill of making a difference, and have a great time while you're at it. We hope you'll join us for this year's vibrant celebration of theater. Learn more here.  

Early piano quartets by Mendelssohn and Richard Strauss, as well as Spanish Serenade for cello and piano by David Popper will be featured on Convictions. These early works of composers with Jewish connections show blossoming talent and flashes of brilliance. Musicians coming from around the globe to play for Lafayette audiences! The concert will be held on Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 7:30pm at the Lafayette Library Community Hall. A pre-concert talk will start the evening at 7:00 PM. Tickets: www.gcplayers.org or (925) 283-3728.  

Starting Monday, March 14 at the Lafayette Library Community Hall Art Gallery will be a unique art experience...Las Trampas presents the works of individuals with developmental disabilities!  A Grand Opening Reception with wine and appetizers will be Monday, March 28, 6-7 pm prior to City Council.  

On March 17, 2016, Diablo Ballet will celebrate its 22nd Anniversary with a special performance at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek. It will also mark Robert Dekkers' return to the stage after a year-long absence. The celebration will feature stunning works from the Ballet's 22-year history with a few surprises thrown in! Our Special 22nd Season Celebration will be presented March 17, 2016 at the Lesher Center for the Arts at 1601 Civic Drive in Walnut Creek.  For tickets visit www.diabloballet.org. 

Open to all Middle School Girls interested in learning more about Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. Hosted by St. Mary's College and presented by the American Association of University Women (AAUW), Orinda-Moraga-Lafayette (OML) Branch. Sponsors include Chevron and the Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary Club. Please take a look at the superb workshops and speakers! This fabulous event opens doors to so many young women at the cost of $20.00! Registration opens at 8am, concludes for the day at 3pm. Learn more here.  

Bring a friend and enjoy an evening with the Contra Costa Performing Arts Society Master Artists Group. Come and be treated to an hour of classical piano favorites including Nocturne No 4, Op.38 by Lowell Liebermann, La Valse by Maurice Ravel, Rhapsody No.3, Op.11 by Ernst von Dohnanyi and much more! March 19, 7:30pm - 8:30pm in the Community Hall. Learn more here.  

Come and experience The Many Faces of Colon Cancer focusing on the unique issues of colorectal cancer patients. Join an engaging  panel of medical experts as they cover the most current information regarding minimally invasive surgical options, latest medical therapies, gastrointestinal follow-up care and genetics. At the Lafayette Library and Learning Center 6:30pm - 8:30 on Thursday, March 24. Space is limited. Advanced registration required.  

A Brighter Day Charity, along with the Lafayette Youth Commission, is thrilled to host our first Teenage Band Showcase.  Bands will perform 2-4 songs with the judges being your local Music Teachers.  All participating members of these bands will receive a recognition/thank you award and the particpants of the winning band of the evening will receive  well-deserved awards.  This will be a fun evening.  Bands will be judged in two ways: First on their music, second on the amount of teenage friends they bring to the event. Friday, March 25, 7pm - 10:30pm at 480 Saint Mary's Road Lafayette. Food will also be available. There is no event charge for this event. Learn more here. 

A day of bunny fun! Enjoy a pancake breakfast, performer, and egg hunt! 11am - 12:30pm at the Lafayette Community Center. Buy tickets by 4/3 to receive a discount. Ticket price increases to $10.00/per person after 5:00pm on Friday, March 18th. http://lafayetterec.org/ 

After last year's huge success, Forejour is back and ready to rock Town Hall.  Bringing the best of Foreigner and Journey, THIS NIGHT WILL SELL OUT! Saturday, March 26, doors open at 7pm, music at 8pm. Purchase tickets here. 

LLLCF's Distinguished Speaker Series presents Joe DiPrisco, author of "THE ALZHAMMER, Or Keep Your Friends Close and . . . I Forget the Other Thing" This panel discussion of DiPrisco's newest novel, led by the author himself, includes:  Anne Rosenthal, PhD, MFT, CMC: geriatric care specialist and Joe Loya: one-time bank robber, author of 'The Man Who Outgrew His Cell'. March 31, 7pm-8:30pm in the Community Hall. More information here.

Are you ready to blaze a trail for others on the road to a healthier environment? Do you want to make a difference and encourage sustainable living in your community?
If yes, the Certified Sustainability Advisors (CSA) Program may be right for you! The CSA Program is presented by Sustainable Contra Costa to train local leaders in the
Sustainability Movement. Learn more here.