
Saturday Fun: Arts, Crafts, and More
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Join us for a free, fun-filled program with arts, crafts & more! All supplies will be provided. All ages are welcome and no registration is required. ADA Accommodation Requests

Join us for a free, fun-filled program with arts, crafts & more! All supplies will be provided. All ages are welcome and no registration is required. ADA Accommodation Requests
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Arts, crafts and more offered at Hillview in San Jose, supplies provided, free, no registration required, ages 12 and under.
Volunteer-run crochet lesson at Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library, teaching techniques; participants may bring own yarn and hooks, ages 5 and up.
Vibrant Diwali-inspired art activities guide little ones through symbols, colors, and motifs in a hands‑on program at West Valley Community Room, for ages 5 and under.
Southside Community Center hosts a 3‑hour LEGO® Dinosaur Exploration workshop where participants build ancient creatures, jungle scenes, and fossil displays for ages 5–9.
Build detailed LEGO® dinosaurs, prehistoric scenes, and dig site dioramas while learning design and problem‑solving at Willow Glen Community & Senior Center, Room 3, for ages 5–10.
Emoji art workshop in King Library’s Mezzanine Exploration Room teaches grades 3‑6 students iPad Sketchbook drawing basics for creating expressive emoji projects, free, ages 5–12.
Volunteer tech mentors offer assistance with printing, Word, Excel, email setup, security tips, and SJPL eResources at King Library’s 3rd‑floor service desk, free, for ages 18 and up.
Virtual ELL Conversation Club (San José Public Library) — Volunteer instructor leads adult learners in English speaking, listening, vocabulary and current‑event discussions via Zoom; free, ages 18+.
Grab and Go STEM Kit: Dreamcatchers (Edenvale Teen Room, San Jose) — Explore geometric patterns blending Native American culture and math with ready-made kits, materials included, ages 12–18.
How to Train Your Dragon Jr. (Montgomery Theater, San Jose) — Musical adventure with score, ensemble portraying Hiccup and Toothless, part of CMT San Jose's Junior Talents program.
Lily Qi discusses her memoir Elected American: From Red China to Blue Maryland at a CHSA book talk with complimentary lunch buffet, $15 admission, $40 with book copy.
Joyce Ellington librarian leads outdoor storytime with books, songs, movement activities and bubbles at Backesto Park’s grassy corner of Empire and 13th, free for ages 10 and under.
One-on-one virtual mock interview with a SJPL Business & Career Librarian, answering behavioral questions and receiving feedback, free, ages 12+.