Join Us for a Business Social Mixer!

This isn’t just another networking event where you collect business cards and leave feeling empty.

At the Business Social Mixer:

✔️ Real conversations happen.

✔️ Genuine connections are built.

✔️ Value is given.

✔️ No one leaves feeling unseen or unheard.

When you create space for people to be seen, heard, and valued, business grows naturally. Relationships matter.

If you haven’t joined us yet… you’re missing something special.

Bring a friend to the next one. You’ll be glad you did.

Laguna-Elk Grove American Legion Post 55
Invites You to Our Inaugural Dinner

You can order either a Sliced Tri-Tip dinner or a Grilled Chicken dinner
The main course will be served with potatoes, beans, salad, dinner rolls and dessert.

The dinner will be prepared by Elk Grove Lion’s cooking crew
The servers will be volunteers from Team Red, White and Blue
The bar will be managed by the Pride of Laguna Creek Lions

Speaker Series

May 18

Dave Stuart Present: “Indigenous Peoples of California’s Bay-Delta Region”

Dave will touch on Native languages of the San Francisco Bay Area, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, and the adjacent Central Valley heartland (“Bay-Delta”) region and will summarize migration and the spread of indigenous ancestors throughput the area. He will describe the traditional lifeways of the California Native American’s from our region, including their care for local habitats to sustainably support a population that was among then highest in pre-colonial North America. Then he will discuss the colonial period and highlight the impact these regional Native people had on California’s colonial history.

Bay-Delta Native nations were disrupted by the missionaries and soldiers that invaded the Bay Area on behalf of the Spanish monarchy. The Delta was initially a barrier to Spanish incursions into the interior heartland, became a refuge that helped Native cultures and autonomy, then became a base for indigenous armed resistance. Disease and depredations eroded the strength of heartland nations and many people went to Mission San Jose and other missions. Baptized Native Americans were turned out by the missions in the Mexican-era to become “serfs” for early settler/barons such as John Marsh, Johann Sutter, and Charles Weber. Indigenous people directly and indirectly assisted the USA victory over Mexico, only to suffer state-and federal-genocide during and after the Gold Rush, Nevertheless, California Natives survived and continent to be nourished neighbors.

A Parkinson’s Support Group in Stockton offering connection and encouragement for individuals and families navigating Parkinson’s disease.
This group offers encouragement, practical education, and meaningful connection with others who understand the journey.

Each session includes helpful discussions, wellness-focused insights, current updates on Parkinson’s research, and guidance on navigating local resources and care options. Whether you are newly diagnosed, a long-time care partner, or supporting a loved one, you’ll find community, clarity, and compassionate support.

You are not alone — we are here to walk this journey together.