
Club de Lectura para Niños
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Virtual Spanish reading club with free books, games, and crafts via Zoom, hosted by Redwood City Public Library, for ages 8–12.
Virtual Spanish reading club with free books, games, and crafts via Zoom, hosted by Redwood City Public Library, for ages 8–12.
A musical journey across cultures features group singing in English and Spanish and hands‑on rhythm instrument exploration at the Downtown Library, Redwood City, for ages 0–5.
Storytime at Redwood Shores Library features age‑appropriate books, lively songs, and occasional Native American heritage stories, for ages 2–5.
Teen-led movie night at Redwood City Downtown Library, with friends and snacks, for ages 13–19.
Bilingual pajama storytime at Redwood City Downtown Library features stories, songs, and community building, with special Native American heritage tales, for ages 3–13, adults with child.
Library@ The Farmers Market takes place at Redwood City Public Library.
Seaside Story Hour at Redwood Shores Library explores monthly ocean themes with Marine Science Institute, featuring live aquarium animals when available, for grades K‑5, ages 5‑11.
ESL Conversation Group (Redwood City Public Library) — Online Zoom sessions for non‑native English speakers to practice speaking fluency; email Margareth Smith for login.
CSM Design Showcase (Center for Creativity) — Illustrations, packaging designs, laser‑cut creations and other original works by 24 San Mateo design students on display.
A slideshow honoring Stanford Dermatology’s 75‑year history and a reception for colleagues accompany the 18th Annual Rodan and Fields Lecture at Cardinal Hall.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library, with listening, singing, and group play for ages 11 and under.
Coding Club in the Makerspace offers hands‑on coding activities with all materials supplied, open to ages 4–100; parents must stay in the building.
Open maker space at Downtown Library with Baby Lock sewing machine, Cricut Maker 3, Prusa 3D printer, crochet and knitting needles for projects.