UPCOMING EVENTS

LET'S HAVE DINNER TOGETHER

Date/Time:

Tuesday,  September 15, 2026

5:15 pm hosted wine and beer bar

6:00 pm dinner

Reservation Deadline:

NOON Tuesday,  September 8, 2026

Program:

Contra Costa GOP Chair Jeff Burns will present "A Walk through the November General Election Ballot"

Location:

Event Center, Tahoe Room

1021 Stanley Dollar Drive

Walnut Creek, CA 94595

Menu:

Main Entree:

Pot Roast and gravy, Yucan gold mashed potatoes, carrots & green beans; spring mix salad with candied walnuts, red onion, dried cranberries, gorgonzola cheese and balsamic honey dressing; homemade dinner rolls; brownies dusted with powered sugar.

Vegetarian

Stuffed zucchini



Price:

$50/Members           

$55/Nonmembers

Questions:

Susie White

swhite1451@outlook.com

925-954-8282

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.

REPUBLICAN CLUB MOVIE THIS MONTH: “LINCOLN” 

The Republican Club will present the movie “Lincoln” in the Peacock Theater at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, September 16. Admission is free and everyone is invited! This is a nonpartisan event. For information contact Dianne Brackin at dbrack925@gmail.com or (925) 300-3144. 

“Lincoln” is a 2012 historical movie directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Daniel Day-Lewis as President Abraham Lincoln. This critically acclaimed film focuses on how Lincoln employed his political power during the final months of the Civil War to pass the 13th Amendment, which put an end to slavery. Lincoln worked tirelessly to get sufficient votes in the House of Representatives before the war ended. He was concerned that possible peace talks with the Confederacy might thwart his efforts to end slavery once and for all. After the historic vote on the 13th Amendment succeeded, the tragic assassination of Lincoln took place just as peace finally came to the nation. “Lincoln” is rated PG-13 and runs for 150 minutes. 



Noted film critic Roger Ebert gave “Lincoln” four stars and said: “The hallmark of the man, performed so powerfully by Daniel Day-Lewis in ‘Lincoln,’ is calm self-confidence, patience and a willingness to play politics in a realistic way.” 

JOIN US FOR A MOVIE