Since 1925, the Veterans Memorial Building of San Ramon Valley has provided an activity center for the San Ramon Valley Veteran community. This classic building has played host to thousands of veteran activities as well as community events, attracting valley residents to downtown Danville for senior programs, parties, banquets, weddings, voting, library use and many other activities. In 2012, after more than eighty years of special events and wonderful memories, the Town of Danville and members of the community came together to support and celebrate the renovation and expansion of our Veterans Memorial Building.

 

GOOD NEWS: The VMB is re-opening (cautiously)

  • Docents will resume “duty” June 15, 2021 for guided tours of the displays 9:00am to 3:00pm Monday-Friday

Coffee and treats are Back! Saturday Morning Veterans Social Coffee – join us from 9:00am to noon at the VMB. Per CDC guidelines you need face masks if you are not immunized.

VMB Summer 2021 Newsletter has been published!

FLASH: The Board of Trustees of the Veterans Memorial Building is pleased to announce the formation of the Legacy Fund. The goal is to assure the long-term operations, programs and activities of the building. Supporters are encouraged to make a contribution as part of charitable giving or estate planning. Click HERE to make this a part of YOUR Legacy.

Gianni’s Fundraiser is scheduled August 30, 2021, mark your calendar, click here for the flyer.

As a special treat, Danville’s Vice Mayor Newell Americh and Councilmember Robert Storer will be waiting tables and Councilmember Karen Stepper will be greeting you at the door.

Veterans Day Open House with Expanded Displays is tentatively being planned for November 11-14, 2021 Please enjoy this brief slideshow of events since 2015. Please be patient – it takes a while to load.

News Video from KPIX of 2018 Veteran’s Day activities commemorating the 100th anniversary of Armistice day held at the VMB: Watch Video

*Please note: the above activities will proceed in accordance with county/state health guidelines