Camp Kadima, a Jewish community day camp, located at Sunol Glen Elementary School on Nevada Street in Pleasanton, offers campers positive Jewish experiences and Shabbat celebrations. Camp Kadima builds the community through field trips, craft projects, music, art and counseling sessions.
In the comfort of a vibrant Jewish community, campers explore their unique identities, integrating Jewish values into activities such as music, drama, skits and other outdoor activities.
The Amador Theater is a performing arts facility located in Pleasanton. Built in the 1930s as part of the Amador Valley High School campus, the theater has become one of the main performing arts venues for Pleasanton. In 1989, the theater was newly renovated. Amador Theater is a public work, owned and operated by the city of Pleasanton. Tickets for events may be purchased through Civic Arts Tickets, either online or at the Amador Theater box office.
Alviso Adobe Community Park is a collaborative historical project between the City of Pleasanton and the Museum on Main. The park features lighted walkways, an amphitheatre and gardens, in addition to educational tour exhibits in which three distinctive periods of history are reconstructed and interpreted for visitors.
Historical exhibits on-site feature Native American bedrock mortar, as well as other Native American artifacts, a fully and accurately restored Alviso Adobe, complete with period furnishing, and the historic milking barn and bunkhouse of the adobe's dairy period.
For tour reservations, contact the museum at the telephone number provided.