Enjoy some coffee and conversation with Councilmember Carlyn Obringer at the Concord Library. Concord residents, business owners and community members are encouraged to stop by and meet with Mayor Obringer in a casual setting. Don’t miss this opportunity to speak with the Councilmember Obringer and get to know other people from the community!
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Storytime with AAC at Concord Library demonstrates language using augmentative communication systems through shared reading, for all ages.
Trunk or Treat in the Concord Police Department front parking lot offers treats, goodie bags, food, games and prizes, free for all.
Virtual workshop and online questionnaire let participants review Vision & Values materials and submit comments to shape Walnut Creek’s 2050 community policies, with results posted online.
Borges Ranch Fall Hike (Save Mount Diablo) — Enjoy a fall hike at Borges Ranch, then explore historic ranch buildings and farm animals.
Contra Costa County Health Services and Library System provide mental health support and community resource education at Pittsburg Library for all ages.
English conversation practice with adult ESL learners in an informal, friendly setting at Dougherty Station Library; no registration required, all abilities welcome, accommodations available on request, ages 18+.
Storytime at El Cerrito Library features songs, finger play, movement activities, and books for children 0‑5 with a caregiver.
Volunteer docents at Pleasant Hill Library provide on‑spot help with email, document creation, printing, web searches and Libby eBooks for ages 18 and up.
