Feel the rhythm of the drums and take in the beauty of the dances at a Native American drumming and dance presentation! Together, we'll learn about the different styles of dance, including the history of the dances and the making of their outfits. This program is intended for children and families. All ages are welcome to participate!
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Native American drumming and dance presentation at Foster City Library's Children's Area showcases drum rhythms, dance styles, history, and outfit making, all ages.
Imaginary adventure with new stories, songs, and wiggle lessons in the Taube room, followed by open-ended exploration for toddlers and caregivers, ages 5 and under.
Explore library maker tools for techy and crafty projects at Belmont Library MakerSpace, all ages.
Middle Grade Book Group: Healer of the Water Monster at Menlo Park Library — book discussion for ages 6–12.
Simple sets and costumes let toddlers wiggle while a storyteller retells Little Red Riding Hood at Palo Alto Children’s Theatre, for ages 2–6.
Homework help sessions with trained interns for K‑8 students at Belmont Library’s Homework Center, for ages 6–18.
Songs, wiggles, stories, then open-ended exploration in Stay and Play at Belmont Library’s Taube Room, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime of the Muwekma creation tale Kàanak Hašepekne Muwekma, followed by a craft, at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, for ages 6–13.
Walking Club meets at Jennings Pavilion in Holbrook Palmer Park, offering guided walks through scenic trails for all fitness levels, plus monthly special walks to nearby locations, ages 19+.
Ukulele jam group (Half Moon Bay Library) — Morning strumming and singing with provided music; participants bring ukuleles; beginners welcome. Ages 12 and up.
Free art projects set up in the Kindness Corner at Magical Bridge Playground, first‑come, first‑served, open to all abilities.
Chen‑style Taijiquan class teaches the form, silk‑reeling spiral movements, and Wuji Qigong standing meditation in the library courtyard, for ages 19 and up.
Tech‑savvy staff provide ten‑minute device help sessions at San Carlos Library, for ages 19 and up.
