Ranger Ginger will talk about the roles of fairies in the natural world and you will get to make a fairy house to take home and add some whimsy to your yard! This can be quite a time-consuming craft, so be sure to bring water and maybe a snack! Canceled if raining or high winds.
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Songs and movement activities on the Civic Center Library lawn, with a blanket, transition to an indoor Stay and Play session; free, for all ages.
Civic Center Library's Storytime Room hosts a reading fluency workshop where adult caregivers learn techniques to improve elementary children’s accuracy, speed, and expressive reading. Ages 18 and up.
Stargazing at Arroyo Road Staging Area with Tri‑Valley Stargazers providing telescopes to view star clusters, nebulae and constellations, for ages 3 and up.
Sensory Storytime (Pleasanton Library) — Inclusive storytime creating a relaxed environment for ages 2–5, followed by library book checkout; registration required.
A short 0.5‑mile walk from the Visitor Center lets participants spot park animals that inspired Pokémon like Pikachu, Squirtle, and Charmander; $5 parking fee for all ages.
Turkey crafts with Ranger Rudy at the Ranger Station Picnic Area, plus a lesson on park‑dwelling feathered friends, for ages 99 and under.
Yoga practice with stories, songs, and movement at Rincon Library, free, no registration, all ages, possibly outdoors depending on weather.
Boo-it-yourself Craft Station, Spooktacular Carnival Games, and a Not-so-Haunted House await at the Robert Livermore Rec Building, $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
Ranger Explorers Campout at Mt. Diablo teaches camping skills, night games, a night hike, and nocturnal wildlife spotting, with dinner, breakfast and second‑day lunch provided, for ages 13–16.
Songs and movement activities on the Rincon Library patio, with an indoor Stay and Play session following, for all ages.
Halloween Boo Bash (Robert Livermore Rec Building) — Boo‑it‑yourself craft station, Halloween‑themed carnival games, and a Not‑so‑Haunted House; $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
LARPD staff and grazing experts guide a 3.25‑mile hike in Sycamore Grove Park to view the cattle grazing pilot program and discuss impact mitigation, ages 8 and up.
