Join the City of Fremont, Family Caregiver Support Program is holding an informative and empowering session focused on helping family caregivers and their loved ones live safer, healthier, and more confident lives. Join to learn simple exercises to improve balance and strength, how to make your home safer, and the resources available in the community. Registration required. E-mail fsharifi@fremont.gov or call 510-574-2032.
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Petitions for four 2027 library trustee vacancies can be filed at the Fremont Public Library Administration Office during regular 9 am–5 pm business hours, drop‑in, ages 18 and up.
High‑activity storytime with jumping, wiggling, dancing, singing, stories, rhymes, and songs to boost early literacy; drop‑in ticket required, for ages 3–5.
Tech- Managing Photos and Videos Part 2 (Age Well Center, South Fremont) — Organize photos, videos, and documents, optimize storage, secure files, taught by Dilip Khandekar, ages 55+.
BACH (Bay Area Community Health) tables in the Fremont Library lobby offering free blood pressure screenings and information on primary‑care, appointments, Medi‑Cal, Covered California and CalFresh, all ages.
Drop-off class at Los Cerritos Community Center introduces preschoolers to classroom routines with songs, art, STEAM, pre‑phonics and games, for ages 3–5.
Movement, music, storytelling, arts and crafts, and circle time activities engage parent‑toddler pairs at Irvington Community Center and Park for ages 18 months–3.
Tap & Jazz Combo at Joanne Brown Dancers Studio teaches basic rhythms, body isolation, and classic jazz moves; tap and jazz shoes required, for ages 9–13.
