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UPCOMING EVENTS
DINNER
LET'S HAVE DINNER TOGETHER
Date/Time:
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
5:15 pm hosted wine and beer bar
6:00 pm dinner
Reservation Deadline:
NOON Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Program:
John McBride, Republican candidate for Congress from California's 9th District.
Location:
Event Center, Tahoe Room
1021 Stanley Dollar Drive
Walnut Creek, CA 94595
Menu:
Main Entree:
Chicken scallopini, Caesar salad, penne pasta with marinara sauce, mixed vegetables, bread pudding and coffee
Vegetarian Option:
Stuffed portobello mushroom
Price:
$50/Members
$55/Nonmembers
Questions:
Flo McConnell
florencemcconnell@comcast.net
925-954-8787
Please remember that if you plan to mail your reservation, you must email Florence to let her know. If your reservation is not known to her by the deadline, you have no reservation. Late reservations are not accepted.
Extra dinner registration forms are in the Republican Box in the
Gateway Administration Building.
MEET AND GREET
NEXT:
Date: May 3 , 2026
Time: 4-6 pm
No Reservation Required
Location:
Club Room, Creekside
Come visit with your like-minded friends!
Guests and members are welcome to bring refreshments.
MOVIES
REPUBLICAN CLUB APRIL MOVIE:
“A FAMILY THING”
The Republican Club will present the movie “A Family Thing” in the Peacock Theater at 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29. NOTE THAT THIS IS A ONE-TIME CHANGE FROM OUR USUAL THIRD WEDNESDAY MOVIE DATE. Admission is free and everyone is invited! This is a nonpartisan event.
“A Family Thing” is a 1996 American Southern Gothic family drama film written by Billy Bob Thornton and Tom Epperson, and staring two fabulous movie stars who have recently passed away. Robert Duvall stars as a farm equipment dealer from rural Arkansas who travels to Chicago to meet his long-lost half-brother, portrayed by James Earl Jones, after learning from his dying mother that his biological mother was a black maid who worked for his white parents and was raped by his father.
Film critic Roger Ebert described “A Family Thing” as “superior entertainment, warm-hearted and touching, and with some nice shadings in the performances.”
“A Family Thing” is rated PG-13 and runs for 109 minutes. For information contact Dianne Brackin at dbrack925@gmail.com or 925-300-3144.
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