
Menlo Park Storytelling Festival: StoryFest!
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Join us for a confluence of storytellers, live via Zoom!

Join us for a confluence of storytellers, live via Zoom!
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SRI celebrates its 80th anniversary at the Computer History Museum, showcasing inventions that billions use daily and previewing future developments.
Bing Gordon, Chloe Gordon, and Paul Saffo present a guide to building better products and delighting customers using video game design secrets at Kepler's Books.
Discover zoology at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo with weekly science activities and a new animal each session.
Science exploration at the Junior Museum & Zoo offers weekly topics on chirping, fizzing, and zooming phenomena.
Storytelling workshop at Menlo Park Library introduces participants to the enchanting world of “Once Upon a Time,” for ages 10 and up.
Teen Book Group: Costumes for Time Travelers at Menlo Park Library — participants discuss a book while wearing time‑traveler costumes, ages 12–17.
Manitas en Acción at Newark Library — read books aloud, make crafts, learn cultural stories in Spanish, with optional photo, video, or audio recording; for ages 3–12.
Costumed parade winds through downtown Menlo Park, followed by trick‑or‑treating at local merchants and crafts, entertainment, and games at Fremont Park, for ages 3–13.
Pumpkin Splash at Burgess Pool, 501 Laurel Street, Menlo Park.
Adult coloring returns at Menlo Park Library, offering a relaxed space for coloring sessions, for ages 18 and up.
Interactive money‑skills workshop at Sunnyvale Public Library teaches saving, budgeting, needs vs. wants, and smart spending to ages 8–11, free.