Parents Helping Parents (PHP) is a non-profit organization that specializes in helping families of individuals with disabilities. Visit the Columbia Neighborhood Center and meet with PHP staff for information, resources and assistance. Email Rosa or call 408-727-5775, ext. 149.
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Sewing Lab (Sunnyvale Public Library) — Work on projects, fix garments, and give old clothes new life using provided machines, thread, and supplies; basic assistance available, free, adults 18+.
Preschool Storytime in the Sunnyvale Main Library Program Room offers books and songs for ages 3–5, free, limited space, no registration required.
Homebrewing tips shared by visitors at Menlo Park Library.
Hands‑on computer assembly with donated lab PCs in Educational Park’s study room, where participants plug in components, disassemble to a motherboard, reassemble and troubleshoot, free for ages 10+.
Lunchtime walk and picnic at Charles Street Gardens, 433 Charles St., with neighbor gardens, a children's garden, compost system, roses, and a docent for ages 3–13.
Free drop-in basketball at Columbia Neighborhood Center gym for middle and high schoolers with student ID, adults and coaches not permitted.
Sunnyvale Farmers' Market (Downtown Sunnyvale, Murphy Avenue) — Open year‑round, rain or shine, featuring local produce and vendors.
Drop-in yoga at Columbia Neighborhood Center Gym offers mindfulness practice, self‑awareness building, and stress‑relief for all levels, free with suggested $3 donation, ages 8 and up.
