11am - 6pm

The Railroad Square Music Festival is a free, family-friendly event held annually in historic Railroad Square in Santa Rosa, California. Featuring a diverse lineup of local and regional musicians across multiple stages, the festival also includes food vendors, artisan booths, and community organizations, creating a vibrant celebration of music, art, and local culture.

We’ll be participating at this FREE, all-day community event. Stop by to learn more about fentanyl awareness, pick up a free safety kit, and connect with us.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to staff at NEWS Napa. NEWS (Napa Emergency Women's Services) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safety, hope, healing, and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. NEWS offers 24/7 emergency shelter, a bilingual help line, support groups, legal advocacy, and trauma-informed counseling services. Serving approximately 1,200 individuals annually, NEWS is committed to promoting safe communities and social change through prevention, education, and advocacy.

The Napa County Suicide Prevention Council is hosting their second annual Suicide Prevention Conference on Wednesday, September 17th from 2:30pm to 8:30 pm at the Yountville Community Center. This free, community-wide event invites residents, service providers, and advocates to attend part or all of the day’s programming.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be participating in the resource sharing portion of the event, which will be during the dinner hour from 6-7pm. For more information on the event and to register:

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2-5PM

Join us Saturday, September 13, 2025 for our next Michael Leonardi Foundation Music + Awareness Concert hosted at Napa Yard from 2-5 pm , featuring Molly Jean, Angry Girlfriend Racing Stripes and Couch Dog! This event features and supports talented musicians while raising awareness about staying safe from illicit fentanyl. The afternoon will also feature guest speakers and resources, including naloxone distribution.

Reserve your spot with at $15 donation through Eventbrite: https://MLFMusic.eventbrite.com. Food and beverages will be available for purchase at Napa Yard.

Thank you to our event sponsor Sutter Health, and to Napa Yard for the welcoming community gathering space.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation is funded in part by Napa County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) through Opioid Settlement Funds (OSF) to support prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery, and other life-saving programs and services for individuals and families throughout the community.

Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!
5-9PM

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

This event brings together students, families, and community members to kick off the school year, and we will be participating with our informational table that includes resources and our safety kits (naloxone and fentanyl test strips).

In honor of Michael’s birthday, we are eating cake … carrot cake that is, and spreading kindness.  You can change someone’s day with a kind word or act. 

Get your carrot cake by visiting Sweetie Pies Bakery and/or Kara’s Cupcakes (cupcakes count!) in downtown Napa, your local baker, or make your own and share! 

Post your carrot cake on social media with #carrotcakeandkindnessday and tag us @michaelleonardifoundation along with your baker.

Back to School Community Celebration Luau for Calistoga schools. We’ll be there sharing life-saving information and resources on fentanyl awareness and prevention to families.

Veteran’s Memorial Park, Downtown Napa
5:30-7:00 PM

The Napa Opioid Safety Coalition invites you to United Against Fentanyl: An Opioid Awareness Rally & Memorial.

Come together as a community to hear about the Napa countywide fentanyl awareness campaign, honor those who lost their life to the crisis, and learn how to get involved and save a life. Hear from community leaders, advocates, and those personally affected by illicit fentanyl, followed by a short unity walk. A vigil with a moment of silence and a memorial to remember those we've lost to opioid poisoning and overdose will take place after the walk. Bring a photo of a loved one, candles will be distributed. Resources will be available to learn how to stay safe and how to take action.

Live Spanish interpretation and rally signs will be available.

To learn more contact: mona@michaelleonardifoundation.org or napaopioidsafetycoalition@gmail.com

August 21st is a coordinated day of response by grassroots fentanyl awareness organizations and families impacted by fentanyl to educate the public about the dangers of illicit fentanyl and honor lives lost.

Learn more at https://facingfentanylnow.org

5-9PM
Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

National Night Out is an annual community-building event that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. Join us for an evening of connection, safety awareness, and family-friendly fun—featuring local organizations, first responders, food, and activities.

We will be participating at the Napa and St. Helena locations. Visit us to learn more about the dangers of illicit fentanyl and receive free naloxone (Narcan) and fentanyl test strips. Together, we take a stand for a safer, more informed community.

Napa: Napa Valley College 4-7 PM, 2277 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa
St. Helena: St. Helena Police Department 5-8 PM, 1088 College Avenue, St. Helena

11am - 6pm

Downtown Napa SoFi District will have three stages for Battle of the Bands. Stop by our information table and learn what you need to know about illicit fentanyl and ways to stay safe.

The event takes place in downtown Napa, CA on Second Street, between School and Franklin Streets and will feature 14+ bands on three stages. Food trucks, wine, beer and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase. For more information click here.

This is a free event.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to staff at Mentis Napa. Mentis Napa is a nonprofit mental health organization based in Napa County, California. It provides affordable, bilingual mental health services to people of all ages—from children and teens to adults and seniors. Mentis offers individual and group counseling, school-based programs, and community education, with a strong emphasis on prevention and early intervention.

Rock the Ride brings our community together to remember local gun violence tragedies and to support public safety and gun violence prevention education here and across our state. This year, the longer 45-mile ride will return and will also have a 15-mile ride, a new 5.5-mile family ride, and 3-mile walkers, too!

Burritos & Bubbles in the Park + Voices of Change Speakers + Prevention Organization Fair will take place from 10am - noon. The Michael Leonardi Foundation will participate with other nonprofit organizations as part of the prevention organization fair. If you are attending the event, please stop by and learn more.

For more information on the event and to register, please click here.

Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to Mare Island Technology Academy Middle School students.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to Mare Island Technology Academy Middle School students.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to Silverado Middle School students.

Join us for a special Napa Valley Film Festival benefit screening of Can't Look Away on Thursday, May 8 at 7:30 PM at the Cameo Theater in St. Helena (doors open at 7 PM).

This compelling new documentary explores the powerful social media impact on the mental health of young people and the harms caused.

A thought-provoking Q&A panel with:
Olivia Carville – Bloomberg News
Glenn Draper – Social Media Victims Law Center
Amy Neville – Alexander Neville Foundation
Mona Leonardi – Michael Leonardi Foundation
Moderated by Michele Mitchell – Filmmaker & Journalist

A portion of ticket sales will benefit Mentis, supporting mental health for our community.

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We’re excited to participate in the San Marin High School Resource Fair, where we’ll be raising awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl and sharing life-saving resources with students. Stop by our table to learn more and find out how you can help keep yourself and others safe.

Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

We’re excited to participate in the St. Helena High School Wellness Fair, where we’ll be raising awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl and sharing life-saving resources with students. Stop by our table to learn more and find out how you can help keep yourself and others safe.

Educational presentation on fentanyl Awareness to students at Browns Valley Middle School.

We’re excited to participate in the Calistoga Junior/Senior High School Wellness Fair, where we’ll be raising awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl and sharing life-saving resources with students. Stop by our table to learn more and find out how you can help keep yourself and others safe.

Educational presentation on fentanyl Awareness to students at Calistoga Junior/Senior High School.

Educational presentation on fentanyl Awareness to students at Calistoga Junior/Senior High School.

Join us at Napa Valley College as we participate with other local organizations in their event for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be there to raise awareness about the dangers of counterfeit pills and fentanyl poisoning. Come by to learn more and engage in important conversations to protect our community. Narcan and fentanyl test strips will be available.

Fuller Park, downtown Napa, 1:00-3:30pm
In honor of National Public Health Week, Napa County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) in collaboration with the Office of Emergency Services (OES) will be hosting its annual free Community Health Fair at Fuller Park on Sunday, April 6th from 1-3:30 p.m. Come learn more about community resources and services. We will be there raising fentanyl awareness and distributing Narcan and fentanyl test strips. All are welcome, this is a free event – see you there!