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20 Crescent Drive
- 20 Crescent Dr., Pleasant Hill (map)
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Pleasant Hill Art Studios

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Artopia Creative Arts Studio
- 55D Crescent Dr., Pleasant Hill (map)
- 925-671-2345
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Pleasant Hill Art Studios

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Century 16 Downtown Pleasant Hill
- 125 Crescent Dr., Pleasant Hill (map)
- 925-681-2000
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Pleasant Hill Movie Theaters

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CinéArts @ Pleasant Hill
- 2314 Monument Blvd., Pleasant Hill (map)
- 925-687-1100
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Diablo Valley College Arena Stage
- 321 Gold Club Rd., Pleasant Hill (map)
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Diablo Valley College Art Gallery
- 321 Golf Club Rd., Pleasant Hill (map)
- 925-685-1230 ext. 2471
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Pleasant Hill Art Galleries

This space showcases various pieces by Diablo Valley College students.

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Old School House Theater
- 2050 Oak Park Blvd., Pleasant Hill (map)
- (925) 689-3368
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Pleasant Hill Stage Theaters

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Timothy Leung's Private Residence Gallery
- 1002 Grayson Rd., Pleasant Hill (map)
- 415-305-6162
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Pleasant Hill Art Galleries

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