Events - Future Events View

This paved and level loop is about 1 1/2 miles max. and features community gardens, sculptures and fountains.

Gather with fellow Villagers and discover how to maintain brain and body health as you age, with insights from the latest research. Join us to explore diet, exercise, cognitive activities, and social engagement, and learn practical tools for creating your own healthy aging plan.
Our presenter for this important topic is Alice Dang. Alice is a Community Engagement Specialist with the Alzheimer‘s Association. She is interested in promoting awareness and knowledge of health behaviors, as well as reducing barriers to quality health care.

Join Members at this local gelato spot in Princeton Harbor for gelato or cocoa. This is a no pressure, fun time to connect with other Villagers. Bring a friend!

Join Village members and their guests at this monthly movie offering at the library.

Mid-Peninsula Village members and volunteers - We‘re having an informal social event so we can relax together, and get to know each other a bit more! This is a Drop-In Dinner (i.e. pay for your own meal). No need to register in advance. However, if you are a village member who needs a ride, call the VSMC office at 650-260-4569 to arrange your ride.

Join your fellow Villagers for Happy Hour at The Grill House. This venue incorporates the local flavors of the San Francisco Bay Area and features a rotating seasonal menu. The Grill House was nominated by Redwood City’s Climate Magazine as the best place
to watch a sports game and The Best Happy Hour in Redwood City. Villagers will also enjoy appetizers, draft beer, house cocktails, and wine at $2 off. Bring a friend.
Don’t miss this fun social gathering!
Please RSVP for this event. Our party will be capped at 25 guests.

Join your fellow Villagers as you tour the house of America‘s only Nobel Prize winning playwright, Eugene O‘Neill. At the height of his writing career, isolated from the world and within the walls of his home, O‘Neill wrote his final and most memorable plays; The Iceman Cometh, Long Day‘s Journey Into Night, and A Moon for the Misbegotten.  The Tao House and surrounding setting were established as the Eugene O‘Neill National Historic Site, operated by the U.S. Department of the
Interior, National Park Service.
After the tour, we will have a no host lunch at The Growler located in downtown Danville. You will have your choice of a delicious mix of traditional house-made pub fare and healthier options. Part of the tour will be held on the second floor which is only accessible via stairs.  An upstairs video tour of Tao House will be available in the downstairs dining room for those unable to climb stairs.