Centennial
Events & Activities
Centennial Exhibition at Museum on Main
August 29- October 7
Journey back in time in this retrospective exhibition on the history of the Dons with artifacts and photographs through the years. Click here for more!
"Discussion with Amador Dons" at Museum on Main
Tuesday, August 29
Gather at Museum on Main for a panel of former and current Amador teachers and staff. Reservation Required. Click here for more!
Wine & Cheese
Opening Reception at
Museum on Main
Thursday, September 14
EVENT SOLD OUT
An evening of wine, cheese & entertainment at Pleasanton's Museum on Main. click here for more!
Campus Tours at Amador Valley High School
Friday, September 15
Enjoy a student guided stroll through today's bustling Amador Valley campus. Limited reservations available... click here for more!
Centennial Parade on Main Street
Friday, September 15
Gather on Main Street in Downtown Pleasanton for the parade of the century! Dons past and present will come together with music, floats, teams, and clubs! Click here for more!
Pigskin Event & Football Game
Friday, September 15, Pigskin from 4:30pm, Varsity Game at 7pm
Follow the parade to Amador Valley campus to join in the annual Pigskin Festival & Football Game! Tickets required for Football Game entry. Click here for more!
Centennial Pancake Breakfast
Saturday, September 16, from 8:30-11am
Celebrate Amador Throughout the Decades, while you enjoy live music, special guests and a delicious breakfast by Amador Friends of Music! Click here for meal tickets and more information!
Cruising Down
Memory Lane
Panel Presentation
Saturday, September 16, 11:30am
Panelists, all graduates from Amador, will share what the small town of Pleasanton was like in the 1950’s.
Meet Up in the Park
Saturday, September 16
Head down to Wayside & Delucchi Park for a picnic with friends... click here for more!
Reunions
All Weekend!
Calling all Alumni! Are you planning a class reunion or looking for events being planned by your class? Tell us about your plans and we will help you spread the word! Click here for more...