Bethel Island welcomes families to its beloved Readapalooza event on October 1, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the Bethel Island Community Park at 6190 Bethel Island Road.

Enjoy a lively morning packed with free books, games, stories, and tasty snacks, plus a chance to step inside the Rolling Reader outreach van for a unique mobile library adventure.

If weather causes concern, festivities will conveniently move indoors to nearby Scout Hall, so families can join the fun rain or shine.

Readapalooza has become a highlight for residents, sparking a love for reading and building community bonds.

For details, contact Supervisor Diane Burgis’s office, known for her dedication to making this event possible.

Join neighbors for a joyful celebration of books and community connection this October 1.

Banner Up! 2025 returns for its ninth year, bringing colorful, artist-created banners to downtown Brentwood and City Park starting in June.

This beloved community art event, organized by the Art Guild of the Delta with major support from Brentwood’s local businesses and city programs, has donated over $45,000 to non-profits and local artists.

The banners celebrate Brentwood’s vibrant culture, highlighting local talent while fostering creative connections and sparking conversations.

Proceeds from the banner auction benefit both the artists and the Adventure Therapy Foundation, which offers holistic support for families affected by cancer, including nature-based programs and their recent book, Cancering.

Downtown is also home to the Makers Boulevard artisan market and will soon see enhancements at the Streets of Brentwood.

Locals are encouraged to stroll downtown, enjoy the banners, and support the flourishing arts scene.

The Brentwood Lions Club invites the community to its “Lighten Up” Comedy Night on October 9 at DeLuna Ranch.

This special evening marks Lions Clubs International Mental Health Week and will boost awareness for local mental wellness.

Guests will enjoy dinner from Holy Smoker BBQ before laughing along with noted comedians Bob O Phillips and Michael Mancini, known as the world’s funniest cop.

Doors open at 5:30 pm, with the laughs beginning at 7:00 pm at 7450 Balfour Rd in Brentwood.

All proceeds benefit local high school wellness centers with supplies and the Rene’ DeLuna Scholarship, supporting students who give back despite challenges.

Multiple ticket packages are available, from VIP tables to open seating, with details and purchases through the Brentwood Lions Club.

Experience a night of fun while championing mental health for our youth.

The Rivertown Peddlers Faire returns to Antioch’s historic Rivertown District on Saturday, September 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

G Street will transform into a bustling hub, with over 70 vendors offering unique vintage finds, antiques, handmade crafts, furniture, and repurposed treasures.

Live music performances will add energy and charm, ensuring visitors enjoy a lively, festive backdrop as they shop and stroll.

Food trucks and specialty vendors will serve tempting dishes, with beer and wine available for a relaxed, adults-only break.

Families, children, and friendly pets are all welcome, making the faire a community-wide celebration.

Admission and parking are free, encouraging everyone to join in the vibrant Rivertown atmosphere.

Interested vendors should register early, as spaces are limited and fill fast.

Experience Antioch’s tradition, creativity, and camaraderie at this can’t-miss community event.

Experience a lively Casino Night at the Brentwood Veterans Memorial Building on September 27, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

The venue at 757 1st Street, Brentwood will buzz with energy, offering casino games, delicious food, refreshing drinks, and plenty of music for dancing.

This special event welcomes guests ages 21 and over, with tickets available for $100 per person.

Every ticket purchased directly supports the American Legion Auxiliary, helping to improve the lives of veterans, active service members, and their families across the community and abroad.

For more details, contact the Auxiliary President at 925-584-6712 or princessdeee@comcast.net.

Gather your friends for a memorable night that celebrates and supports our Brentwood veterans.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening as the Byron Delta Lions present “Bingo at the OK Corral” on Thursday, September 25, 2025, from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

Open to all, this lively fundraiser brings 10 bingo games with cash prizes, a flavorful Western BBQ dinner, exciting raffles, and a no-host bar.

Tickets are $55.00 per person, with payment due by September 18, 2025.

Don't miss this fantastic chance to support local causes and enjoy a night of fun.

The Byron community thrives on vibrant events, from ByronFest’s July festivities to year-round activities that unite neighbors.

Stay engaged through social media, share your experiences on Twitter and TikTok, and help keep Byron’s spirited traditions alive.

Construction is officially underway for Fire Station 94 at 739 First Street in downtown Brentwood.

A celebratory groundbreaking will take place September 8 at 11 a.m., highlighting Brentwood’s focus on strengthening public safety.

Contra Costa Fire Protection District says the new station will significantly improve emergency response times and serve the local community’s needs.

Residents are thanked for their patience during construction, which is set for weekdays from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through next year’s end.

The striking, two-story brick building will feature classic Main Street design, celebrating Brentwood’s legacy of volunteer firefighters.

The site, home to fire services for almost a century, is being revitalized after the original station closed in 2014 due to budget issues.

This project, alongside recent additions like new retailers at The Streets of Brentwood and the Innovation Center’s new Costco, reflects the city’s growth and commitment to community engagement.

Residents are invited to join the groundbreaking and learn more about these exciting changes for Brentwood.

A new chapter in pet wellness has arrived in Oakley with the opening of Ojala Family Pet Care, founded by siblings Dr. Austin Ojala and Alexa Ojala.

Motivated by a genuine love for animals and experience growing up with both common and unique pets, Dr. Austin saw firsthand the need for versatile veterinary services in East Contra Costa.

From dogs and cats to goats, reptiles, and farm animals, the clinic at 98 Big Break Road now serves a remarkable diversity of species across Oakley, Brentwood, Antioch, Pittsburg, and Discovery Bay.

The facility’s tranquil setting at Big Break Marina offers outdoor exam options, easing anxiety for pets and owners alike.

Ojala Family Pet Care emphasizes personal, small-town attention in a field often ruled by corporations—partnering with local rescues to deepen their impact.

This new clinic is quickly becoming a cornerstone of Oakley’s thriving, animal-loving community.

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