Albany and El Cerrito received a State Coastal Conservancy grant to collaborate on a wildfire resilience project at Albany Hill. A series of public workshops will explore fire-resilient habitats, eucalyptus reuse, and habitat restoration.
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Spooky Halloween storytime with costume encouragement at Albany Library, photos and recordings may be taken, ASL interpreter available on request, for ages 3–12.
Make a spooky paper craft to take home at Albany Library, Albany, for ages 3–12.
Birdwatching at Crown Memorial State Beach’s Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary offers shorebird spotting and identification tips on a viewing platform, binoculars available, all ages.
Featured animal ambassador presents reptiles, rabbits, cockroaches, and cows at the Environmental Education Center front desk, drop‑in with no registration required.
Plant native plants in the rain garden at the corner of Marin Ave. and Santa Fe Ave., restoring stormwater capture and local habitat.
Close the Little Farm at night at Tilden Nature Area, meet residents, learn their diets, and deliver their evening meal at the pig pen, for all ages.
Youth explore Lake Shasta Caverns, Burney Falls, and Mount Shasta, then stay in a cabin with provided transport and meals; $20 reservation fee, for ages 11 and up.
Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting convenes in Albany City Hall Council Chambers, 1000 San Pablo Ave.
Street sweeping on Albany’s even-numbered side each 4th Wednesday; no parking allowed even if canceled due to weather.
Street sweeping on Albany’s odd‑numbered side each third Thursday, with no parking allowed even if canceled due to weather.
Explore bizarre plant galls in Tilden Nature Area, then craft costume accessories and parade them on a green carpet, with required parent participation, all ages.
