The CSM Jazz Festival returns this year! Stay tuned for more information about our special guest. The festival boasts a rich roster of jazz bands from Bay Area middle and high schools, who receive professional coaching from local music professionals. CSM is proud to partner with multiple schools across the Peninsula to bring this incredible festival to life.
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Skyline Men's Wrestling competes at the Chabot Coaches Invite hosted by College of San Mateo.
Phi Theta Kappa induction ceremony at Cañada College honors new members from three colleges.
Virtual guided autobiography sessions offer new prompts, in‑class writing exercises, and small‑group breakouts for experienced writers, hosted by San Mateo County Libraries, ages 19+.
Guided marsh hike at CuriOdyssey explores native plants, wildlife and seasonal changes in Coyote Point wetlands, free with required RSVP; parking $6 per vehicle, all ages.
Premiere of Roberto Sierra's Sinfonía No. 3 “La Salsa” by Redwood Symphony, plus Powerhouse, Hell’s Angels, and Britten’s Young Person’s Guide, for ages 17 and under.
David Rocha Jazz performs an eclectic mix, improvising solos on bossa nova, swing, waltz, ballads and blues at Atherton Library, for ages 19 and up.
Folklórico dance club meeting in CSM Gymnasium Building 8, Room 203, offers students hands‑on learning of traditional Mexican steps, music, costumes, and zapateado.
A hands‑on equity design lab at College of San Mateo guides classified staff and faculty through Liberatory Design workshops, prototyping workplace experiments with professional coaches.
Ukulele jam group (Half Moon Bay Library) — Morning strumming and singing with provided music; participants bring ukuleles; beginners welcome. Ages 12 and up.
Brittany Davis performs at Joe Henderson Lab in San Francisco.
Digital arts students tour Skyline College, practice Photoshop in the computer lab with Sam Sanchez, and attend a panel of Skyline students, alumni, or a personal finance activity.
Student digital art, sustainable fashion, and interior design displays fill four downtown Redwood City window bays at the Center for Creativity, free to view from the street.
