
Homework Help @ Shields-Reid Community Center
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Drop-in homework help is available 3:00-5:00 PM Monday – Thursday (except holidays) at multiple Richmond locations. Register at bit.ly/rplhomework to attend unlimited sessions all school year.

Drop-in homework help is available 3:00-5:00 PM Monday – Thursday (except holidays) at multiple Richmond locations. Register at bit.ly/rplhomework to attend unlimited sessions all school year.
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Drop-in homework help at Shields‑Reid Community Center, part of a citywide program, unlimited sessions all school year after registration.
Drop-in homework help at Shields‑Reid Community Center, part of a citywide program, unlimited sessions all school year after registration.
Drop-in homework help at Shields‑Reid Community Center, part of a citywide program, unlimited sessions all school year after registration.
Drop-in homework help at Shields‑Reid Community Center, part of a citywide program, unlimited sessions all school year after registration.
Spanish TCC Workforce Development Workshop at Richmond Rising Office provides job search, resume and interview preparation tools; open to ages 16 and up, registration required.
Job‑search, resume‑building, interview‑prep and career‑advancement workshops at Richmond Rising Office, 1600 Nevin Plaza, for ages 16 and up.
A jazzy storytime at Point Richmond Community Room explores Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Parker and Trombone Shorty with live music from talented musicians.
Oaktown Jazz Workshops fill the Point Richmond Community Room for the 10 AM program; call (510) 620‑6567 for details.
Code Club with ANova (440 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond) — Learn to code games using Scratch, Python, and more, guided by UC Berkeley ANova experts. Free.
Exit Signs exhibition at Worth Ryder Art Gallery showcases multidisciplinary works by nine studio students exploring memory, migration, gender, sexuality and power across sculpture, painting, textiles and installation.
Video works explore Pacific nuclear history, colonialism, and climate change, featuring poet Kathy Jetn̄il‑Kijiner on Runit Dome, Michael Light’s Bravo/Echo series, a mammoth‑tooth journey, and wave‑projected Bikini Texts.
Dungeons & Dragons campaign sessions with refreshments at Bayview Branch Library for ages 13–19.