ARDENWOOD - Check on the chickens and feed the livestock. Learn all the animals’ favorite foods as we help tuck them in for the evening. Meet at the Granary. This is a drop-in program; no registration is required. Disabled accessible. Ardenwood admission fee applies. For information, call (510) 544-2797.
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Quarry Lakes marks 25 years with fishing games, guided walks, Mobile Fish Tank, food trucks, information booths, and a fire truck display, all ages, parking fees apply.
Create leaf rubbings, leaf crowns, and a take‑home leaf press while exploring autumn colors and textures at Ardenwood, all ages.
Hand‑knit a soft chunky blanket using only your hands with library‑provided materials at Fremont Public Library, grades 6‑12 workshop, ages 13–18.
Hour of Code block programming guided by teen instructor Sarah at Centerville Library, participants use devices or borrow laptops, tickets handed out fifteen minutes prior, for ages 3–12.
Meet sheep and goats at Ardenwood, helping prepare a morning snack for the farm animals, for all ages.
Hands‑on exhibit of Lake County reptiles and amphibians, featuring live animals and natural artifacts, at Fremont Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
Coop full of chickens at Ardenwood lets visitors watch roaming birds and feed them a snack, all ages.
Guided naturalist walk at Marsh Creek Regional Trail Cypress Staging Area showcases local bird biodiversity for novice and seasoned birders, free drop‑in, adult participation required, all ages.
Birdwatching at Crown Memorial State Beach’s Elsie Roemer Bird Sanctuary offers shorebird spotting and identification tips on a viewing platform, binoculars available, all ages.
Learning how animals stay warm and crafting a cozy critter at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, for ages 1–4.
Explore creepy crawly critters at Del Valle Visitor Center with crafts, activities, and sweet treats, all ages, $5 parking fee.
Costume parade and dance party in front of Coyote Hills Visitor Center, with parent participation required; drop‑in, no registration, parking fees may apply, all ages.
