Upcoming Events
Please join us for our informal coffee meet up’s from 1-2pm every Wednesday at Pete’s Coffee in Alamo at 215 Alamo Plaza, Suite E. Email us with any questions.
December Holiday Gathering
The Monte Vista High School Beauty Shop Choir will enliven our gathering with their melody of holiday songs!
Beauty Shop is Monte Vista’s longest standing tradition. An audition-only group, these talented students sing a style of unaccompanied vocal music characterized by close four-part harmony. They perform at each concert throughout the school year and frequently entertain audiences in both large venues and small parties for every occasion.
Please RSVP by Friday, November 29th to info@srvrwf.com. You can purchase your lunch below or fill out this form to pay via check or cash at the door.
A RESERVATION MADE, IS A RESERVATION PAID
Blackened Pesto Salmon: Cajun seasoned, grilled wild Pacific salmon topped with creamy pesto sauce. Served over sauteed spinach and cherry tomatoes. Served with seasonal vegetables and red-skinned mashed potatoes with country gravy.
Open-Faced Hot Turkey Sandwich: Roasted turkey breast served open faced on sliced white bread with red skinned mashed potatoes, turkey gravy, and cranberry sauce.
November Monthly Member Meeting
Speaker: Jeanne Solnordal
Topic: Election Results and Path Forward for California Republicans
Our Caring for America charity this month is Samartian’s Purse - Hurricane Relief
Please note, when you pay via credit card online or in person, the price now includes the service charge fees (2.9% + $0.30) that are charged to our account.
If you prefer to not pay the additional service fees, you may RSVP by clicking here and pay $35 at the door via check or cash.
You may also RSVP with Elaine Kowalik at (760) 500-5668 or by email at ekowalik1@comcast.net.
RSVP by Friday, November 15th at 12pm
Please remember that a reservation made, is a reservation paid.
Crispy Chicken Cobb Salad: House chopped salad mix topped with chopped crispy chicken strips, cherry tomato, bacon, hard-boiled egg, avocado, bleu cheese, red onion & homestyle croutons. Served with your choice of dressing.
Fish ‘N Chips: Cod fillets lightly batters and fried. Served with french fries, made-to-order cole slaw and homemade tartar sauce.
Slow-Cooked Pot Roast: A traditional favorite. Slow-cooked with onion, carrot, celery, mushroom, red potato, herbs & spices and finished with our savory beef gravy. Served with seasonal vegetables and red-skinned mashed potatoes with country gravy.
September Monthly Member Meeting
Our speaker will be Julie Mobley, CoCo Republican Central Committee member and fellow SRVRWF member. She will dicuss Election Integrity and Counting Your Vote in Contra Costa County.
9/11 Remembrance Ceremony
9/11 Remembrance Ceremony featuring Lance Corporal Brian Vargas at Oak Hill Park
Monthly Board of Directors Meeting
Date change from 1st Monday to 2nd Monday due to Labor Day holiday.
May Monthly Member Meeting
Our speaker will be Steven Smith, Senior Fellow at the Pacific Research Institute and he will dicuss his study, “Paradise Lost: Crime in the Golden State 2011-2022”
April Monthly Member Meeting
Our speaker will be Brian Sussman, Bay Area radio host and author. He will review his new book, ‘Climate Cult: Exposing their Agenda, Defeating their Schemes, Saving Liberty.
March Monthly Member Meeting
Our speaker will be Jeff Burns, Chairman of the Contra Costa Republican Party Central Committee
February Monthly Member Meeting
Our Speaker is Paul Carter, author and historian. He will discuss his new book, ‘Richard Nixon: California’s Native Son’
January Monthly Member Meeting
Our Speaker is Danville Police Department’s Chief Allan Shields. He will discuss the State of the Town of Danville.
Monthly Member Meeting
Our guest speaker is Pacific Justice Institute’s Chief Counsel, Kevin Snider. He will discuss parental rights in California schools.
Monthly Member Meeting
Our lunch speaker is Valerie Schooley who will discuss the new movie, Police State.
Monthly Member Meeting
Our guest speaker will be Dr. C. Michael Hogan. He will discuss how the State of California policies related to water supply and wildfires have lead to adverse outcomes.
