Come find us at the Redwood City Parks and Arts Foundation Boo Bash! Join us for stories and songs during this festive family-friendly event. Event location: Chan Zuckerberg Community Space More Information Contact: Pam Evans Phone: (650)780-7028 Email: pevans@redwoodcity.org
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Storytime at Magical Bridge Playground provides all ages a reading session, sponsored by the Friends of the Redwood City Public Library.
Tiny Tales (Downtown Library) — Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Filipino American History Month stories, for ages 0–24 months.
Student digital art, sustainable fashion, and interior design displays fill four downtown Redwood City window bays at the Center for Creativity, free to view from the street.
Free meals served at North Fair Oaks Library for all ages, with adults and children eating at no cost.
A musical journey across cultures features group singing in English and Spanish and hands‑on rhythm instrument exploration at the Downtown Library, Redwood City, for ages 0–5.
Teen Center hosts video game night with Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and Meta Quest 3 available for play, Redwood City Library, for ages 13–19.
Bay Area SunShares opens in Redwood City.
Drop-in pickleball games at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1 per senior, ages 50 and up.
Bridge game at the Veterans Memorial Building and Senior Center offers friendly play for all levels; free for Club Card members, $1 drop‑in fee.
Sing, play, and engage in early‑learning activities at North Fair Oaks Library, Redwood City, for ages 5 and under.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library each Monday, with listening, singing, and playing together, for ages 11 and under.
Beginner-only pickleball at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1.00 per senior, ages 50 and up.
