
5, 4, 3, 2, 1: Drawing with Time and Rhythm
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Explore drawing through time, movement, and rhythm in this fast-paced figure-drawing workshop with Cubberley artist Sang-ah Choi.

Explore drawing through time, movement, and rhythm in this fast-paced figure-drawing workshop with Cubberley artist Sang-ah Choi.
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Simple sets and costumes let toddlers wiggle while a storyteller retells Little Red Riding Hood at Palo Alto Children’s Theatre, for ages 2–6.
Multimedia exhibition at Cantor Arts Center features a performance score, a dance‑performance‑derived work, a bench redesign for comfort, and a floor that records visitor marks.
Solid Pictures exhibition at Cantor Arts Center showcases rare 19th‑century photosculpture artifacts that predate 3D printing, revealing early portrait‑making technology.
Tai Chi sessions with Nelson Ng teach principles, philosophy, flexibility and balance through slow movement in the Embarcadero Room at Rinconada Library, free, for ages 6–11 and 14+.
The Rhinoceros Project Sewing Circles (Downtown Library, Palo Alto) — stitch embroidered maps of routes across California and Mexico with artists Michelle Wilson and Anne Beck, ages 14+.
Harvest Table Garlands at Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto.
Artist duo Michelle Wilson and Anne Beck guide community sewing circles at various Palo Alto Enjoy! recreation locations.
After‑hours gallery tour and hands‑on studio session to create an art project at the Palo Alto Art Center.
Palo Alto Children’s Theatre presents a story‑teller style Sleeping Beauty with simple sets, costumes and wiggle‑time for ages two to six.
Household Hazardous Waste Station (2501 Embarcadero Way, Palo Alto) — Dispose unwanted hazardous household products such as used or expired medication, paints, solvents, fuels, cleaners, pesticides and more.
Guided writing prompts and collage-making help participants reflect on their year and create a personal visual keepsake.
Skating, crafts, and pizza offered at Mitchell Park Bowl for teens ages 13–19.