Family Caregivers are invited for a free viewing for a free viewing of the documentary film "Re-Thinking Happiness?” this documentary that explores happiness. Happiness is critical to our well-being and, yet it remains such an elusive goal for many of us. Join us to find out more about: What is happiness, why it is important, and how can we attain more of it? Registration required. E-mail fsharifi@fremont.gov or call 510-574-2032.
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Museum at 190 Anza Street opens Fridays, 10 am–4 pm.
Stories, songs, and lap bounces on the floor for non‑walking babies, followed by age‑appropriate toys and play, at Fremont Library’s Storytime Theater, free, for ages 0–12 months.
African Dance and Cultural class presents IFEKAYDOE Love Brings Joy at Age Well Center, Lake Elizabeth, Fremont, for ages 50–98.
Ms. Vita leads musical storytime with singing, dancing, and music‑based storytelling at Fremont Library, tickets required, for ages 2–5.
Drop-off class at Los Cerritos Community Center introduces preschoolers to classroom routines with songs, art, STEAM, pre‑phonics and games, for ages 3–5.
Movement, music, storytelling, arts and crafts, and circle time activities engage parent‑toddler pairs at Irvington Community Center and Park for ages 18 months–3.
Tap & Jazz Combo at Joanne Brown Dancers Studio teaches basic rhythms, body isolation, and classic jazz moves; tap and jazz shoes required, for ages 9–13.
