The Culture

Dublin is known for its incredible public parks. You can learn the history of the town’s early settlers at Heritage Park, a 10-acre park with preserved buildings from the 1850s, attend a summer concert at Emerald Glen, and play sand volleyball at Ted Fairfield Park.

Dublin’s diversity can be seen in its broad array of grocery stores, from Whole Foods and Sprouts to Kamal Spices Indian Grocery and Sahara Mediterranean Market. Stoneridge Shopping Center offers all of the big stores, or you can browse the aisles at Daiso Japan Variety Store or hunt for treasures at vintage shops. People of different religious traditions will be at home in Dublin, with a range of churches, the Sri Panchamukha Hanuman Hindu Temple, and mosques and synagogues close by in Pleasanton.

Community events like movie nights with food trucks bring neighbors together, and every December there is a huge holiday light display at Widmer World that brings visitors from around the Tri-Valley area.