
Storytelling Workshop: The Enchanting World of "Once Upon a Time"
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For Ages 10-Adult: Dip a toe into the world of storytelling!

For Ages 10-Adult: Dip a toe into the world of storytelling!
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Tea and conversation around the tarot deck at Menlo Park Library.
Infant First Aid & CPR class (JCC Silicon Valley, Palo Alto) — non‑certification class teaching infant first aid and CPR for expecting parents and others caring for babies.
Active storytime with new tales and movement activities for children ages 2–5, in the San Carlos Library Children’s Room; adults must be with a child.
Teen‑led NeuroSphere runs a hands‑on session on brain basics, brain‑power tests, and neuroscience career ideas at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, for 2nd‑7th graders.
Teen Book Group: Costumes for Time Travelers at Menlo Park Library — participants discuss a book while wearing time‑traveler costumes, ages 12–17.
Middle Grade Book Group: Healer of the Water Monster at Menlo Park Library — book discussion for ages 6–12.
Librarian Jennifer shares Native American folk tales and guides making traditional clay pinch pots in the Secret Garden, Children’s Library, Palo Alto, ages 6–11.
Costumed parade winds through downtown Menlo Park, followed by trick‑or‑treating at local merchants and crafts, entertainment, and games at Fremont Park, for ages 3–13.
Pumpkin Splash at Burgess Pool, 501 Laurel Street, Menlo Park.
Adult coloring returns at Menlo Park Library, offering a relaxed space for coloring sessions, for ages 18 and up.
Aerodynamics workshop at Sunnyvale Public Library’s Program Room teaches physics and engineering, then offers a hands‑on simulator and craft activity, free for ages 13–19.