Hey Parents - are you looking for a night out to see a movie, catch up with friends, or have dinner out? Look no further, as we’ll provide your child with a fun night of glow in the dark games, sports, and other fun activities here at LARPD. For more information, please contact Sukh Thind at sthind@larpd.org or 925-373-5728.
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Glow‑in‑the‑dark group games and activities at Robert Livermore Rec Building for ages 42 months–5.
A short 0.5‑mile walk from the Visitor Center lets participants spot park animals that inspired Pokémon like Pikachu, Squirtle, and Charmander; $5 parking fee for all ages.
Songs and movement activities on the Civic Center Library lawn, with a blanket, transition to an indoor Stay and Play session; free, for all ages.
Middle schoolers gather at Dublin Library’s Virginia Bennett Room to create D&D characters and play a campaign, with up to 20 players and optional observation for ages 3–18.
PokéSWAP (Civic Center Library, Storytime Room) — Trade Pokémon cards with other enthusiasts; exchanges encouraged but optional; free.
Yoga practice with stories, songs, and movement at Rincon Library, free, no registration, all ages, possibly outdoors depending on weather.
Boo-it-yourself Craft Station, Spooktacular Carnival Games, and a Not-so-Haunted House await at the Robert Livermore Rec Building, $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
Ranger Explorers Campout at Mt. Diablo teaches camping skills, night games, a night hike, and nocturnal wildlife spotting, with dinner, breakfast and second‑day lunch provided, for ages 13–16.
Turkey crafts with Ranger Rudy at the Ranger Station Picnic Area, plus a lesson on park‑dwelling feathered friends, for ages 99 and under.
Gentle stories, songs, and lap bounces for infants in Pleasanton Library’s Meeting Room, followed by playtime and new‑friend introductions; registration required, ages 1 and under.
Halloween Boo Bash (Robert Livermore Rec Building) — Boo‑it‑yourself craft station, Halloween‑themed carnival games, and a Not‑so‑Haunted House; $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
LARPD staff and grazing experts guide a 3.25‑mile hike in Sycamore Grove Park to view the cattle grazing pilot program and discuss impact mitigation, ages 8 and up.
