Activity: LEGO Free Play

Sun · Oct 25·2 PM – 3 PM·Parkside, San Francisco Public Library

LEGO free play (Parkside, San Francisco Public Library) — Build vehicles, buildings and more with supplied pieces, for ages 5–10.

Tue · Oct 27·3 PM – 4 PM·Eureka Valley, San Francisco Public Library

Build skyscrapers, forts, castles, and more with LEGOs at Eureka Valley Library for ages 5–10.

Wed · Nov 4·3 PM – 5 PM·Bayview, San Francisco Public Library

Build engineering skills with boundless LEGO pieces, creating vehicles, buildings and more at Bayview, San Francisco Public Library, ages 5–10.

Thu · Nov 5·2:30 PM – 4 PM·Sunset, San Francisco Public Library

LEGO free play at Sunset, San Francisco Public Library lets kids build engineering projects with limitless bricks, for ages 5–10.

Sat · Nov 7·9:30 AM – 10:30 AM·Randall Museum, 199 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114

Project‑based science workshops let participants build take‑home experiments at the Randall Museum, $10 per adult/child combo, $5 each additional, for ages 4 and up.

Sat · Nov 7·10 AM – 12 PM·Richmond, San Francisco Public Library

Teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics guide participants in LEGO Mindstorms engineering projects at the Richmond branch, for ages 8 and up.

Sat · Nov 7·1 PM – 2 PM·Excelsior, San Francisco Public Library

Learn chess basics or sharpen strategies with Bright Knights Chess Club at the Excelsior branch of the San Francisco Public Library, free, for ages 5–10.

Sat · Nov 7·3 PM – 4 PM·Portola, San Francisco Public Library

Open-ended play with natural loose parts invites imagination and free building at Portola, San Francisco Public Library, for ages 0‑6.

Fri · Oct 23·12 PM – 2 PM·Main, San Francisco Public Library

A writing workshop led by award‑winning poet and SCW Institute founder Alexandra Kostoulas at the San Francisco Public Library Main, for ages 18 and up.

Fri · Oct 23·1 PM – 2:30 PM·Sunset, San Francisco Public Library

Cantonese tablet/smartphone tutorial at Sunset Library teaches camera focus, exposure, basic functions, and QR scanning; bring your own Apple or Android device; for ages 60 and up.