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Wines and Valentines 2025

Thank You for Making Wines and Valentines 2025 a Success!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and supported Wines and Valentines 2025! Thanks to your generosity, we raised $72,000 after expenses to support the Museum on Main’s mission of preserving and sharing our community’s rich history.
From the lively auctions to the inspiring History Makers Award, the evening was filled with celebration, connection, and philanthropy.
We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors, volunteers, and attendees who made this event possible. Your support ensures that we can continue bringing history to life for future generations.
We look forward to celebrating with you again next year!

2025 History Makers Award Winners! 
Joe Callahan, Jerri Long, and Ron Sutton

Joe Callahan:

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Joe’s visionary leadership in the creation of the Hacienda Business Park has transformed Pleasanton into a vibrant hub of commerce and innovation. His efforts in designing and executing a master-planned business community have attracted numerous businesses, driving economic growth and prosperity in our city.

​In addition to his professional achievements, Joe Callahan has been instrumental in the development of the Museum on Main. His support and dedication have helped shape the museum into a vital cultural resource, preserving and celebrating Pleasanton’s rich history for generations to come. Joe’s commitment to fostering collaboration extends to his active involvement with the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce, strengthening connections between businesses and residents and enriching our community.

Jerri Long

 Enjoying a 33-year tenure with the Pleasanton Unified School District, culminating as the Public Information Officer, Jerri has been instrumental in shaping the educational landscape of our city. Jerri's dedication to transparent communication and community engagement has fostered a strong bond between the schools and Pleasanton residents.
Beyond Jerri's professional achievements, Jerri co-founded the Make A Difference Festival that has provided residents with invaluable opportunities to connect with local organizations and volunteer initiatives, strengthening the fabric of our community. 
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​Ron Sutton

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​Ron’s leadership and dedication have left a lasting legacy in Pleasanton. As a passionate advocate for community engagement and collaboration, he has been instrumental in enhancing the lives of residents and shaping the future of our city. His work with organizations like Make a Difference Pleasanton has inspired countless individuals to get involved, connect with local causes, and foster a stronger, more united community.


Ron’s commitment to service extends to preserving Pleasanton’s history and enriching its cultural fabric, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and celebrate the city’s heritage. His vision and efforts reflect a deep love for the community, making him a true champion of Pleasanton.
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Donate to this year's
Fund a Need: 
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Every year the Museum sees thousands of children through a variety of education programs. These include organized school tours, scout groups, M.o.M.'s Reading Time for preschoolers, intergenerational Family Days at the Museum and the Downtown Backpack program. Most of these programs are free or low cost.  We pride ourselves in providing free or very low cost programs because we don't want a family's income level to be a barrier to entry or participation at the Museum on Main.  Our Fund-A-Need campaign this year will go to help bolster these programs and keep them free or low cost, so we can continue to educate and engage museum goers of the future from all different walks of life.
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Museum on Main 603 Main Street Pleasanton, CA 94566   --   925.462.2766   --   www.museumonmain.org
  • Home
  • Visit/Contact
    • Hours and Directions
  • Education/Programs
    • Paint and Sip
    • Ed Kinney Series: An Evening With...
    • Charles Huff Free Historical Walking Tours
    • Harrington Free Art Walks
    • Student Programs
  • Exhibits/Collections
    • Exhibits
    • History of Pleasanton
    • Video - Museum on Main Moments
    • Collections
    • Research >
      • Newspaper Research
    • Photographs
    • Things to Donate?
  • Join/Donate
    • Donate
    • Membership
    • Volunteer
    • Living History Program
  • About
    • Mission & History
    • The Values of History
    • EDI Statement
    • Board of Directors
    • Administrative Documents
    • Contact
  • Blog