Join us at the Richmond Public Library to experience the relaxing art of embroidery and engage your creativity in the company of your fellow crafters in this adult program. All skill levels are invited to learn some of the basic techniques used to create floral designs or work on their own projects. Materials will be provided. Call (510) 620-6561 for more information.
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Embroidery at the Library (Auditorium Branch Library) — Relaxing embroidery session teaching basic floral techniques and offering materials for personal projects, for ages 18 and up.
Spanish TCC Workforce Development Workshop at Richmond Rising Office provides job search, resume and interview preparation tools; open to ages 16 and up, registration required.
Job‑search, resume‑building, interview‑prep and career‑advancement workshops at Richmond Rising Office, 1600 Nevin Plaza, for ages 16 and up.
Craft supplies, sewing support, and a DIY paper witch’s hat tutorial are offered at Maker Studio, Moffitt Library, Floor 2, for ages 18 and up.
Decorate Día de Los Muertos skulls from magic modeling clay with all materials provided, at the 81st Avenue Branch, Oakland, all ages.
Watercolor DIY (Point Richmond Community Room) — Practice watercolor techniques and work on projects with fellow learners and enthusiasts.
Watercolor class with local artist Stephanie at Point Richmond Community Room, teaching watercolor techniques.
College-level reading, writing, and discussion course offered in a small supportive classroom at the Main Library’s Second Start space, free tuition and supplies, for ages 18 and up.
A jazzy storytime at Point Richmond Community Room explores Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Parker and Trombone Shorty with live music from talented musicians.
Oaktown Jazz Workshops fill the Point Richmond Community Room for the 10 AM program; call (510) 620‑6567 for details.
Code Club with ANova (440 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond) — Learn to code games using Scratch, Python, and more, guided by UC Berkeley ANova experts. Free.
Monthly new craft activity with supplied materials in the Temescal Branch lower level community room, first‑come, first‑served, for ages 18 and up.
Dungeons & Dragons campaign sessions with refreshments at Bayview Branch Library for ages 13–19.
