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Tiny Tales (Downtown Library) — Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Filipino American History Month stories, for ages 0–24 months.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Storytime at Magical Bridge Playground provides all ages a reading session, sponsored by the Friends of the Redwood City Public Library.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library, with listening, singing, and group play for ages 11 and under.
Pajama Time Stories at Redwood Shores.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library each Monday, with listening, singing, and playing together, for ages 11 and under.
Storytime at Schaberg offers books and songs for ages 1–6.
Stories and Songs with Pam at Redwood City Public Library.
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.
Beginner-only pickleball at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1.00 per senior, ages 50 and up.
Video Game Night at Redwood City Public Library for ages 13–19.
Mystery crime film “Wake Up Deadman” screens on a large projection screen at the Veterans Memorial Building senior center, free for all ages.