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Nursery rhymes and songs for bouncing babies, then open-ended exploration during Stay and Play, at Atherton Library Community Room, for ages 5 and under.
Open sewing session at Atherton Library offers sewing machines, needles, thread, iron and cutting tools for adults to work on personal or library projects, ages 19 and up.
Mayor Stacy Holland holds weekly Office Hours in the Administrative Conference Room at City Hall, with walk‑in visits and optional email appointments.
Online Admissions Info Session (1000 El Camino Real, Atherton) — Virtual meeting offering details about Menlo admissions.
Explore 3D printing and laser cutting in the Atherton Library Makerspace, open to all ages.
Foam dinosaur bones are dug up and assembled into skeletons in a sensory play area at Atherton Library, for ages 5 and under.
Drop‑in crafts with new weekly projects in the Downtown Library Makerspace, supplies provided for kids K‑3rd grade, ages 5–9.
Walking Club meets at Jennings Pavilion in Holbrook Palmer Park, offering guided walks through scenic trails for all fitness levels, plus monthly special walks to nearby locations, ages 19+.
Ukulele jam group (Half Moon Bay Library) — Morning strumming and singing with provided music; participants bring ukuleles; beginners welcome. Ages 12 and up.
Build a cardboard rocket with a ChompSaw at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, registration required, for ages 6–11.
Chen‑style Taijiquan class teaches the form, silk‑reeling spiral movements, and Wuji Qigong standing meditation in the library courtyard, for ages 19 and up.
Tech‑savvy staff provide ten‑minute device help sessions at San Carlos Library, for ages 19 and up.
