Step Back in Time with the Totally Mimosa Brunch
July 11, 2025 - 11:27
Get ready to relive the vibrant 1980s this Saturday in Pleasanton as the Pleasanton Downtown Association (PDA) hosts its highly anticipated Totally Mimosa event. This lively brunch celebration invites adults of drinking age to indulge in a nostalgic experience along Main Street.
Attendees can expect a delightful array of mimosas, perfectly paired with a selection of brunch favorites that will transport them back to the colorful and energetic spirit of the '80s. The event promises not only refreshing beverages but also a chance to enjoy music and entertainment that defined the decade.
Local businesses will be participating, showcasing their offerings and contributing to the festive atmosphere. It's a perfect opportunity for friends and families to gather, celebrate, and enjoy the unique charm of Pleasanton. So, don your best '80s attire and prepare for a brunch that is sure to be both fun and memorable!
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