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Delta Discovery Craft (Big Break Visitor Center) — Hands‑on crafts revealing the hidden Delta environment; free drop‑in for all ages, adult participation required.
Delta-themed storytime at the Big Break Visitor Center, blankets and snacks welcome, adult participation required, free, for ages 5 and up.
Build LEGO® creations encouraging 3D design, creativity, fine motor and social skill development at Oakley Library, all ages.
Public star party at Rancho Canada del Oro OSP, monthly gathering for stargazing; sign up on Meetup.
Explore Live: Constellations offers an evening under the Fujitsu Planetarium dome exploring the real night sky with presenters.
Spend the night at Chabot Space & Science Center exploring the Solar System with a workshop, planetarium show, telescope viewing, scavenger hunt, dinner and breakfast, for ages 9–14.
Howl la la Boo at Oakley Library, 1050 Neroly Road, Oakley, CA.
Science night at Vista Grande Elementary School in Danville.
Diablo View Astronomy Night at Diablo View Middle School in Concord.
Fallon Middle School Astronomy Night at Fallon Middle School, Dublin.
Laser Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon (Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza) — Images fill dome as Dark Side of Moon soundtrack plays, may contain explicit lyrics.