
Teen Hangout @THP South
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6th-12th grade students: join us for snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts each Wednesday after school in the THP South Teen Room.

6th-12th grade students: join us for snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts each Wednesday after school in the THP South Teen Room.
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Snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts fill the THP South Teen Room for 6th‑12th graders, ages 9–18.
Snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts fill the THP South Teen Room for 6th‑12th graders, ages 9–18.
Spanish storytime with songs in the Central Children’s Room, followed by a Stay and Play for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, for ages 5 and under.
Stories, songs, and rhymes on the North Branch Library lawn, 30‑minute session, bring a blanket or mat; indoor meeting if rain, for ages 2–5.
Explore the park, do an activity, meet animals, and listen to a story outside the Environmental Education Center, for all ages.
Live community music jam at La Peña Lounge, led by José Roberto Hernández, with open‑mic playing, singing, dancing and food from Los Cilantros, free, all ages.
Video games, board games, snacks, and crafts are available at the North Branch for ages 13–18.
Snacks, games, movies, music, arts and crafts, and hanging out fill the Claremont Branch teen hangout, for ages 9–18.
Bilingual music and movement class at La Peña Cultural Center with singing, dancing, and instrument play for children and caregivers, for ages 6 and under.
Storytime in Spanish and English with singing, swaying, clapping, reading and movement for babies and toddlers at Berkeley Public Library West Branch, ages 6–30 months.
Open-ended play with toys, art activities, nutrition and child development talks, plus a story and songs at the Central Library for ages 0–3 and caregivers.
High‑energy spectacle blends traditional African movement and music with Montreal circus arts in the production WOW (World of Words), exploring knowledge transmission and cultural meeting, all ages.
Stay‑n‑Play at West Branch offers unstructured group play and singing for babies 6–30 months, encouraging social and emotional skill building, for ages 5 and under.
Drop‑in computer assistance on the third‑floor lab, staff and volunteers answer questions and guide personal devices, no appointment needed, for ages 18 and up.