Get ready for a fun-filles hour of creativity, gratitude, and community! Join us at Dougherty Station Library for a special Saturday Craft Day celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Month and the spirit of thankfulness. Bring your imagination and your thankful heart. We can't wait to craft with you! This free program is generously sponsored by the San Ramon Library Foundation.
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Chess games and practice sessions at San Ramon Library, with boards provided and players of all ages welcome.
Drop-in games, from chess to other board options, at Dougherty Station Library with teen volunteers offering tips, all ages.
Free 75‑minute yoga class at Castro Valley Library, led by instructor Joe Sapena, with optional ASL interpretation; participants bring mats, dress comfortably, ages 13+.
Middle schoolers gather at Dublin Library’s Virginia Bennett Room to create D&D characters and play a campaign, with up to 20 players and optional observation for ages 3–18.
A fun craft activity runs in the library’s children’s area, ages 3–9.
Storytime at San Ramon Library features books, songs, fingerplays, movement and a 15‑minute play session, for ages 1–5.
Make a turkey puppet from a brown paper bag at Dublin Library’s Virginia Bennett Room, materials provided, first 30 kids in line, ages 3–12.
Dungeons & Dragons role‑playing game in the San Pablo Library Conference Room, exploring fantasy worlds and epic quests, all experience levels welcome, for ages 13–18.
Friends of Moraga Library host a giant fall book sale with books, CDs, DVDs priced 25 c to $3, and $5 bags for bulk purchases, all ages.
United Latino Voices and partner groups offer Medi‑Cal renewal assistance, guidance, and document help at Pittsburg Library for ages 18 and up.
Cross-stitch game characters at Fairview Hills' Fiber Shed, starting with a small project then completing a take‑home design such as Super Mario Bros or Stardew Valley, for ages 16.
Lafayette Library Homework Center offers a Día de los Muertos craft where participants paint and keep an ofrenda picture frame, ages 3–9, registration required.
