Join us for our next dinner meeting on Thursday January 16, 2025!

San Ramon Valley History: Watersheds and Change

On January 16th, Beverly Lane will present a program featuring the importance of watersheds in San Ramon Valley’s history. Did you know the two San Ramon Ranchos were located in the Valley’s two watersheds? This will be a chance to learn and talk about the history and characteristics of our local watersheds and to add your stories about creeks, floods and bridges.

1800s Rancho diseño highlighting local water features. San Ramon Creek is shown starting in Bollinger Canyon and looping down and through San Ramon, Danville, Alamo, and meeting Walnut Creek to the north.

To reserve your spot, please email us at reservations@srvhistoricalsociety.org to let us know you’re coming. To purchase dinner tickets click the “Buy Dinner Tickets” button above. Alternately, you can mail payment to the address at the bottom of this email or pay at the door.  Advanced reservations are encouraged. See you at 7pm at the Black Bear Diner in Danville!

Check out our Fall 2024 “History Harvest by clicking here!

AND, in case you missed it… catch up with author Dan Hanel’s November program here!

The San Ramon Valley Historical Society meets at 7 pm on the third Thursday of the months of January, March, May, September, and November, at the Black Bear Diner in Danville.  Dinner and program tickets are $25.00 per person.

Reservations are encouraged so the restaurant knows how many guests to prepare to serve. Please return your reservation slip in advance, or email us at:

Reservations@srvhistoricalsociety.org