Laya Arts Collective celebrates and shares the vibrant traditions of Indian dance, music and storytelling through dynamic performances. This program celebrates Diwali and features storytelling from Indian mythology, brought to life by a captivating dance presentation and interactive audience participation in learning hand gestures and rhythmic footwork. This program is replacing our regular storytime. Capacity limits may apply.
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Laya Arts Collective presents Indian mythology storytelling, dance and music with audience learning hand gestures and rhythmic footwork, East Palo Alto Library, ages 11 and under.
Laya Arts Collective presents Indian mythology storytelling with dance, music, and learning hand gestures and rhythmic footwork at Foster City Library’s Children’s Area, for ages 11 and under.
Laya Arts Collective presents Indian dance, music, and mythology storytelling with interactive hand‑gesture and footwork lessons at North Fair Oaks Library, for ages 11 and under.
Laya Arts Collective presents Indian mythology storytelling, dance and music with interactive hand‑gesture and footwork lessons at Brisbane Library for ages 5 and under.
Bilingual Spanish and English stories and music with sing‑along and a craft activity, for children through age 5.
Practice the 100 and 128 USCIS civics questions and a mock interview with free study materials at San Carlos Library Meeting Room A, for ages 19 and up.
Rhymes, lap bounces, singing and a story for babies up to 18 months, then a 30‑minute playdate with toys, San Carlos Library 2nd‑floor, for ages 5 and under.
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.
Storytime at Redwood Shores Library features age‑appropriate books, lively songs, and occasional Native American heritage stories, for ages 2–5.
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.
Science exploration at the Junior Museum & Zoo offers weekly topics on chirping, fizzing, and zooming phenomena.
Storytime featuring books and songs for ages 2‑5 in the Lane Community Room at the Main Library, for ages 7 and under.
Librarian Juliana leads bilingual sing‑along, rhyming and story sessions at College Terrace Library, indoors or outdoors depending on weather, for ages 5 and under.
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.
