The scene for Pleasanton arts and culture has much to offer for both residents and visitors. The community is passionate about the arts. You'll see this reflected in its art galleries, theaters, annual events and public art.

One cultural hot spot in Pleasanton is the Firehouse Arts Center, which is the cornerstone of arts and culture in this upscale and charmed city. The Firehouse Arts Center has two galleries, a stage for live performances and classrooms for education. This is a great place to see Pleasanton, California exhibits. The Firehouse Arts Center is the home of a teen improv troupe called Creatures of Impulse, which has garnered critical acclaim.

The Firehouse Arts Center is supported by the Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council. The council also had a hand in the re-opening of the Amador Theater - in conjunction with the city of Pleasanton and the Pleasanton Unified School District. The Amador is considered the primary Pleasanton, CA theater for performing arts in the city.

There also are great annual events in Pleasanton that showcase the area's passion for arts and culture, including Shakespeare in the Park, Movies in the Park and Poetry & Arts Festival. There also are many fine pieces of public art in Pleasanton, and young people can take part in many activities involving the arts.

Downtown Pleasanton is a prime location for culture. Downtown Pleasanton is home to many events during the year that revolve around the arts. Some of the most popular events include Pleasanton’s Heritage Festival, Concerts in the Park and the exciting First Wednesday Street Parties. First Wednesdays take place the first Wednesday of each month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. from June to September on Main Street.