The Log Cabin Dugout Bar is a local watering hole welcoming the community and American Legion member alike. The structure was built by veterans, boy scouts and volunteers in 1934 and has been open to the community ever since. This location offers an outdoor patio, large screen T.V.'s, shuffleboard, darts and pool, and there is a rental hall available for events. Various board games are also available at this location.
A continuing care retirement community, Acacia Creak is affiliated with the Masonic Home at Union City. Through residential facilities, recreational programs and supportive and health care services, this organization provides an environment that cares for the whole person and their changing needs.
With residency comes a full spectrum of services and amenities, like housekeeping, emergency response service, fitness programs, off-site transportation, 24-hour security and more. To learn more about this facility and becoming a member, visit the Acacia Creek website or call the provided number.
This is the Tau Chapter of the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity. It offers living quarters for members and a communal kitchen for everyone to use. The fraternity also has a leadership convention at a different location each year.
U.C. Berkeley students who are interested in joining should take part in rush week and get to know the individual members. Pi Lambda Phi is also renowned for being the first non-sectarian fraternity in the United States.
The Masonic Lodge Mosaic in downtown Livermore is one of about 300 lodges in California. It has about 180 members who all share a belief that each man has a responsibility to help make the world a better place.
Napa Elks Lodge is a banquet and catering facility open to members only. The Elks is a social club with a mission that aims "at building stronger communities." The works of the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks was first organized in February 16, 1868. Today it one of the largest benevolent organizations in America. Its charitable work includes a service commisssion that supports occupational therapy programs for the ones who served our country. The Elks also support youth groups in the Napa community from athletics, scouting troups to disabled children, as well provide a large endowement of scholarships. The Lodge is made available for special events, which may be scheduled through the Events Coordinator.