Join us for a fun afternoon of stories and craft for children ages 5-8 years in the picture book area. This monthly program will take place on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, focusing on a special subject: September --Back-to-School, October-- Halloween, November--Thanksgiving, and December--Santa/holidays ADA Accommodation Requests
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Litterbug craft in King Library’s Children’s Room offers themed art projects with all supplies provided, free for ages 10 and under while supplies last.
Hands‑on computer assembly with donated lab PCs in Educational Park’s study room, where participants plug in components, disassemble to a motherboard, reassemble and troubleshoot, free for ages 10+.
Explore 70 years of LGBTQ+ publications—from early Gay Pride flyers to AIDS-era newsletters and debates on marriage, employment, and military service—at King Library.
Volunteer to weed invasive plants and prune for fire mitigation in Alum Rock Park, with tools, instruction, and required water, snacks, sunscreen, and long sleeves.
Virtual Math Olympiad Club (San José Public Library) offers guided Zoom sessions teaching participants to solve MOEMS competition problems step‑by‑step, practicing real math challenges, for ages 5–12.
Print a simple 3D model under supervision at Calabazas, receiving guided hands‑on help and free design options on a Creality K1C printer, for ages 5 and up.
Volunteer tech mentors offer assistance with printing, Word, Excel, email setup, security tips, and SJPL eResources at King Library’s 3rd‑floor service desk, free, for ages 18 and up.
One-on-one virtual mock interview with a SJPL Business & Career Librarian, answering behavioral questions and receiving feedback, free, ages 12+.
Free workshop at The Forge Garden where participants craft holiday gifts from natural and upcycled materials.
Tutors assist K‑6 students with homework in the Milpitas Library Activity Room, offering basic supplies and walk‑in help, parents stay in the courtyard for ages 5–13.
U.S. Citizenship Interview Practice (Educational Park, Group Study, San Jose) — In‑person session reviewing N‑400, practicing civics, reading, writing, and Oath questions, free, ages 18+.
Free one‑on‑one Vietnamese tech mentor sessions at Evergreen help adults with smartphones, apps, video calls, AI questions and library digital resources, for ages 18 and up.
