Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Performances at the Dublin High School Center for Performing Arts and Education will include dancing, singing, martial arts, and a performance led by a Korean conductor. (Shutterstock) DUBLIN, CA — Dublin […]
2024 Shamrock Gala – A Wonderful Success!!!
Simply as we state, the Past Starts Now!!! An historical event happened! An evening to celebrate the opening of the Dublin St. Patrick’s Day weekend was an historic event in […]
Scenes from 2023 Shamrock Gala
Sharing photos from last year’s gala!
Shamrock Gala Update – Get your Tickets Now Plus our Distinguished Guests
The gala seating is filling up fast – please make sure you get your tickets ! Our wonderful sister-city/county Bray, Ireland dignitaries will again be joining us this year. We are […]
St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Link to Festivities
We appreciate the partnership with the City of Dublin on the Shamrock Gala! We are just the first of many events on St. Patrick’s Day weekend. Please visit the City of […]
There’s a New Game in Town
Looking for some summer fun? The City of Dublin, with help from the Dublin Historical Society, has a new scavenger hunt ready for the summer. You can find more information […]
June: This Month in Dublin History
Listed below are just a few of the events that happened over the years in and around Dublin this month. In 1797, Mission San Jose was completed and dedicated. The […]
May: This Month in Dublin’s History
Listed below are just a few of the events that happened over the years in and around Dublin this month. In May 1914, an Alameda County branch library opened in […]
Dublin’s Eighth Mayor
Melissa Hernandez is Dublin’s eighth and current mayor, serving since 2020. She followed David Haubert in the position. She has served on the council from 2016 through the present. (Image […]
The Antone School
The Antone School opened in in 1912 to serve the families in and around Tassajara Road near the Alameda/Contra Costa county border. Its one room school house probably taught about a dozen students in all grades at any one time. It closed in 1944…
