Community spirit in Dublin, California

The Vine Taproom, located at 5200 Dublin Boulevard in Dublin, California, is a unique institution that offers a blend of bar, food, and restaurant experiences. Celebrating British makers, bakers, artisans, and local producers, The Vine Taproom invites guests to explore a wide selection of British-made products at discounted prices. From Manilife to Rude Health, patrons can save up to 25% on selected items, including parmigiano perfection with 20% off Giorgio Cravero Parmigiano Reggiano. With a focus on quality and sustainability, The Vine Taproom has introduced over 141 staple UK-favorite brands, ensuring that products meet rigorous Quality Food Standards. Guests can enjoy a variety of products, from Kellogg's Cornflakes to Twinings English Breakfast Tea, with the convenience of delivery through Deliveroo.

Pallens Martial Arts Tri Valley, located at 6743 Dublin Boulevard in Dublin, California, is a top-quality martial arts institution that offers a welcoming family atmosphere for students to learn and experience the holistic benefits of their programs. The instructors are dedicated to providing applicable techniques and ensuring that every lesson seamlessly flows into the next. With a focus on practical methods, students can easily understand and apply what they learn. As a health-focused institution, Pallens Martial Arts Tri Valley offers a spring special offer of 2 WEEKS FREE until May 31, 2024. The institution has also been recognized with the 2023 Best of Dublin Award in the Martial arts school category.

Claddagh Dance Company is California's premier Irish Dance school, located in El Segundo, California. With a history of winning World Irish Dance Championship titles in Solo, Céilí, and Figure Choreography, Claddagh Dance Company has been bringing the authentic spirit of Irish culture to Southern California since 1985. Students of all ages, from four-year-olds to adults, learn a mix of traditional solo and group dances in both soft and hard shoes. In addition to classes, students have the opportunity to compete globally and participate in various community events. The school was founded by Máire O'Connell, a highly accredited teacher, adjudicator, and examiner with the Irish Dancing Commission of Dublin. Under her guidance, students like Annie have become champion dancers and teachers, passing on their love of Irish dance to new generations. Claddagh Dance Company expanded with the opening of Claddagh South Bay in 2014, continuing to spread the joy of Irish dance throughout the Los Angeles South Bay community."