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If your parents are seeking an evening out, join us at Kids Night Out! Our recreation staff have a fun list of activities planned including games, crafts and a movie.

If your parents are seeking an evening out, join us at Kids Night Out! Our recreation staff have a fun list of activities planned including games, crafts and a movie.
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Kids Night Out (Valley Oak Room, Danville) — Recreation staff host games, crafts and a movie.
Priya Narayana of Laya Arts Collective shares Indian mythology through interactive storytelling, classical movement, and abhinaya, then offers snacks, music, mehndi, and crafts, for ages 6–9.
English conversation practice with adult ESL learners in an informal, friendly setting at Dougherty Station Library; no registration required, all abilities welcome, accommodations available on request, ages 18+.
San Ramon Symphonic Band performs Music of the Gridiron at Dougherty Valley Performing Arts Center, featuring fight songs, stadium marches and NFL themes, celebrating its 40th anniversary, $15.98.
Students in grades 1‑5 read aloud to a Valley Humane Society therapy dog in the Mount Diablo Room, improving literacy while enjoying a canine companion, ages 6–12.
Family Story Hour at Danville Library’s Children’s Reading Room offers books, finger plays, rhymes, songs, and movement activities, for ages 1–5.
Artists guide participants in creating animal-themed artwork with fall colors, textures, and mixed media at The Cottage.
A 5K walk at Osage Station Park includes a BBQ lunch, a Walk‑tober shirt, and a goodie bag.
Spooky Halloween art class at The Cottage, where artists paint, draw, and craft ghostly, moonlit, monster-themed masterpieces.
Eugenia Hidalgo‑Malacas presents 2027 Medicare plan changes at the Danville Senior Center.
Middle schoolers gather at Dublin Library’s Virginia Bennett Room to create D&D characters and play a campaign, with up to 20 players and optional observation for ages 3–18.
Variety show screening at the Danville Senior Center, featuring a concession stand; pre‑registration required.