
Tiny Tales @ Redwood Shores
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Tiny Tales at Redwood Shores Branch Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Filipino American History Month stories, for ages 24 months and under.
Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring Native American heritage stories, at Redwood Shores Branch Library for children 0–24 months.
Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring Native American heritage stories, at Redwood Shores Branch Library for children 0–24 months.
Toddler/Preschool Storytime at Redwood Shores — ages 1–6.
Stories and Songs with Pam takes place in Redwood City.
Teen Program: Movie Night at Redwood City Public Library.
Bilingual pajama story time at Redwood City Public Library.
Lowkey Creative sessions in the Downtown Library Teen Center offer low‑stress, material‑provided projects twice a month for ages 13–19.
Interactive story time with books and songs honors Native American Heritage Month at Schaberg Branch Library, for ages 24 months and under.
Sing, play, and engage in early‑learning activities at North Fair Oaks Library, Redwood City, for ages 5 and under.
Bay Area SunShares opens in Redwood City.
Drop-in pickleball games at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1 per senior, ages 50 and up.
Bridge game at the Veterans Memorial Building and Senior Center offers friendly play for all levels; free for Club Card members, $1 drop‑in fee.
Kid Makers @ Schaberg at Redwood City Public Library.
Beginner-only pickleball at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1.00 per senior, ages 50 and up.