Save the earth — one stitch at a time! On Saturday, November 14th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, you can reduce your waste by repairing and reusing the things you have. Learn how to darn socks, fix zippers, repair your bike, and revive your toaster from community experts with our first ever Museum Repair Fair. Location: PG Museum Cost: Free, no registration required Questions: Email Education@PGMuseum.org
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Create a whimsical stained‑glass mushroom with pre‑cut glass, copper‑foil soldering, then personalize it during a beading session with light snacks and drinks.
Coffee Talk with Javi Romero at Happy Girl Kitchen offers lessons, pour‑over brewing, tasting single‑origin coffees, French press and batch brew, plus baked goods and sample bags.
Danika from Artist’s Garden Oasis leads a pumpkin centerpiece workshop at Cosentino Family Farm, providing locally sourced pumpkins and organically grown dried materials for crafting autumn decorations.
Open sewing at Millbrae Library Makerspace offers library sewing machines, supplies, and assistance for projects, ages 6 and up.
Beginner watercolor instruction at Hidden Villa provides a relaxed painting session in a scenic, welcoming setting.
Paint a seasonal fall wreath with watercolors at The Poppy Collective, guided by artist Diane Grindol; supplies optional, brushes available to borrow, $35.
Indian cooking workshop at Happy Girl Kitchen Company includes making chutney, raita, pickles, lemon rice, subji, chapati, and idli, plus a kitchen altar demonstration.
Learn to turn persimmons into hoshigaki, a Japanese dried fruit treat, at Hidden Villa.
Live music series at Asilomar featuring The Rudians and Sensory Tribe, free, all ages, with on‑site parking.
75‑minute tour of Point Pinos Lighthouse explores shadowy grounds and candlelit rooms, ending with hot apple cider and a sweet treat, $30 per person, ages 7 and up.
