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Open Rec Basketball — RSF Fieldhouse Courts A, B, and C in Berkeley.
Open Rec Basketball at RSF Fieldhouse Court B in Berkeley.
Open Rec Basketball (RSF Gold Gym Court A, Berkeley) — Open recreational basketball session.
Open Rec Basketball — RSF Fieldhouse Courts A, B, and C in Berkeley.
Bancroft Library corridor displays centuries‑spanning Philippine materials, including a 1646 Inquisitorial trial transcript, Cebuano prayer book, student publications, and Jessica Hagedorn’s drafts, drawings, and lyrics.
Adaptive Pickleball, Volleyball, and Goalball at RSF Fieldhouse Court A in Berkeley.
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Drop-in pickleball on three courts at Red Morton Community Center, $5 for adults, $1 for seniors and youth, all ages.
Open Rec Field Use (UVA Fielding Field East, Berkeley) — Open recreational field use.
Ken Goldberg, professor of industrial engineering and operations research, presents his work at the Morrison Library in Berkeley.
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Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
Forests: A Pillar of Climate Resilience symposium at Chou Hall, UC Berkeley.
Drop-In Basketball at Red Morton Community Center provides half‑gym play; adults $5, seniors $1, youth $1, all ages.