COYOTE HILLS REGIONAL PARK – Discover the secrets of the tule plant and how it functions in the marsh ecosystem. Learn how people have used it as a resource since time immemorial and to this day and make your own tule “treasure” to take home! All ages. Parent participation required. Parking fees apply where charged. Drop-in program; no registration required. For information, call 510-544-3220.
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Acorn Cakes (Ardenwood, Fremont) — Explore acorn significance, taste acorn cakes, and play a traditional Ohlone children’s game during Native American Heritage Month. All ages, admission fee.
Rabbit Rendezvous at Ardenwood welcomes farm rabbits who demonstrate hopping and ear‑sensing behavior, a drop‑in program, disabled accessible, admission fee applies, all ages.
Jun Hu reads a Thanksgiving story celebrating moms, followed by a craft, at Fremont Library for ages 3–12.
Spanish storytime with singing and reading led by Marcela Calderón Durán at Fremont Public Library for all ages.
Warm up in the country kitchen while roasting chestnuts and learning about their plants and traditions, drop‑in, no registration, all ages.
Geologic walk explores Coyote Hills’ rock formations along slopes and edges, revealing natural history; parent participation required, drop‑in, no registration, parking fees may apply, all ages.
Meet in the Visitor Center parking lot and explore 1,266 acres of marshland and grassland trails with boardwalks at Coyote Hills Regional Park, Fremont; $5 vehicle admission.
Story Time at Doug Siden Visitor Center offers a wonder‑filled reading followed by a themed coloring sheet, drop‑in style, all ages.
Pole walking session at Temescal Beach House offers balance, mobility and endurance training using top‑quality poles for adults 18 and up.
Kids craft handmade gifts and wrap them at a station in the Fremont Public Library, ticket required, for ages 5–10.
Close the Little Farm for the night, meeting farm residents at the pig pen, learning their diets and delivering their evening meal, all ages.
Haunted Train (Ardenwood, Fremont) — Nighttime train rides through a haunted forest, spooky but not scary; tickets $20 each, free for children 2 and under.
