The third annual Cupertino Community Service Awards will take place on Wednesday, October 28. This ceremony will recognize the 2026 CREST Awards (Cupertino Recognizes Extra Steps Taken), and Commissioners who served on a City Commission.
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Dia de los Muertos altar honoring Latinx STEM ancestors displayed at the De Anza Planetarium.
Drop-in Academic Counseling (AT 202, De Anza College) — Get help from Counselor Manija Ansari.
Mini Makers (Cupertino Library, Room 101) offers three stations to practice fine motor skills, limited to 30 children, no registration required, for ages 2–5.
Level Up Readers (Cupertino Library, Room 101) — Drop‑in reading session where children read to a volunteer for twenty minutes and log their progress, ages 5–13.
Monster Mash (Quinlan Community Center) — Costume‑clad participants enjoy games, trick‑or‑treating, spooky crafts, and pumpkin decorating, all ages.
Animal ambassadors and preserve staff guide hands‑on nature activities and local ecology lessons at McClellan Ranch Preserve.
International Kung Fu & Taijiquan Day in Cupertino offers youth Kung Fu lessons, senior Taijiquan lessons, and a Kung Fu arts showcase. Free, ages 55 and up.
Blacksmith fires the forge at McClellan Ranch Preserve, demonstrating early Cupertino history and the craft of blacksmithing.
