Turn your entrepreneurial passion into a thriving business! Attend the Dublin Startup Grind Chapter's inaugural event. Guest speaker Marc Lowe, Founder of Praxis Ventures, will share secrets of startup success. Startup Grind is a global startup community designed to educate, inspire, and connect entrepreneurs. The City of Dublin is co-sponsoring this event by the Dublin Startup Grind Chapter.

Dublin Pride Week is an annual event that promotes a positive image for the City of Dublin. The events encourage people to work to improve our world through environmental awareness and volunteerism.

Volunteers are needed to help with senior assistance, school and park beautification, creek clean-ups, and non-profit support projects. Individuals, families, and community groups are all encouraged to register. Students with volunteer requirements can use this event to meet some of hour requirements. Registration is required for Volunteer Day. All volunteers are required to complete a signed waiver. Please email es@dublin.ca.gov or call (925) 833-6630 with questions.

Food will be collected at Volunteer Day and at both Safeway stores in Dublin. The donations will be presented to food banks that service the Dublin community, including the Children’s Emergency Food Bank.

• Drug Takeback: Bring unwanted or expired medications for safe disposal. No questions asked. • Acceptable: capsules, pills, any solid forms of prescription medication • Not Acceptable: syringes, liquids, creams, injectables • E-Waste Recycling: Safely recycle your old electronics including computers, printers, smart phones, TVs, DVD players, VCRs, batteries, and old gaming systems. • Document Shredding: City of Dublin residents are encouraged to bring any type of documents containing personal or sensitive information to be professionally shredded on-site. (maximum of four boxes)

Learn about year-round volunteer opportunities in the Tri-Valley.

Learn how to fix that broken item that sits in the corner of your garage. The fix-it clinic will be staffed by volunteer coaches who will help you actively participate in the disassembly, troubleshooting, and repair of your item so that you leave fully empowered to share your new-found confidence and insight with your friends, neighbors, and the community at large. Tools provided.

Discover how local farmers contributed to California surpassing Wisconsin as the nation's leading dairy state. Local farmers and their families did it all, from growing the feed for the cows to processing the milk into cream, butter, and cheese to marketing and delivering it to consumers. Individual farmers joined together to form cooperatives in the early 1900s. Dublin also played a part in the development of modern, scientific mass production and mass distribution, with the Foremost Dairy Research Center, which opened in 1966. See vintage milk bottles, cartons, bottle caps, and modern dairy equipment, some on loan from the California State Parks Dairy Collection.

Come out to the Dublin Farmers' Market to find your favorite locally grown produce, delicious baked goods, honey, nuts, pasta, and more. This week, enjoy "Coffee with the Chief." Meet Dublin Police Chief Garrett Holmes and get to know him and other Dublin Police officers over a cup of coffee.

The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) generally meets the fourth Wednesday of every month. YAC is a positive and creative youth driven forum that gives Dublin teens a way to provide input on programs and activities offered by the City.