Call 925-373-5505 to register children ages 8 - 12 for a free science event where they'll learn about the diet of owls—magnificent birds of prey! Participants will dissect sterilized owl pellets to find bones of the animals the owls have eaten. Instructions and supplies will be provided. Space is limited, so registration is required.
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Babies on laps hear songs, rhymes, play and share a book, then a Stay-and-Play session; outdoors on library lawn, bring a blanket, ages 12 months and under.
Informative one‑mile walk through downtown Livermore, meeting at Carnegie Library, led by Susan Canfield, ending with a no‑host lunch. Free, for ages 50–94.
Free English Conversation Group in Civic Center Library Board Room, facilitated by a volunteer, lets participants practice speaking and build confidence in everyday situations.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays fill the Virginia Bennett Room, with space limited to 30 children, for ages 3–5.
Explore creepy crawly critters at Del Valle Visitor Center with crafts, activities, and sweet treats, all ages, $5 parking fee.
A naturalist from Del Valle Regional Park explains how animal senses differ from human senses at Civic Center Library’s Storytime Room, free, ages 5 and up.
LARPD ranger leads hands‑on seed‑ball activity at Rincon Library, teaching native planting basics and benefits. Free, all ages.
Songs and movement activities on the Rincon Library patio, with an indoor Stay and Play session following, for all ages.
Yoga practice with stories, songs, and movement at Rincon Library, free, no registration, all ages, possibly outdoors depending on weather.
Affordable Homeownership Program workshop at Civic Center Library, Community Rooms A & B, explains the City of Livermore’s affordable homeownership options.
Motor coach to Apple Hill for hosted lunch, apple pastries, craft fair, trout pond, pumpkin patch, then docent‑led tour of Folsom Zoo Sanctuary; $125 resident, $138 non‑resident, ages 50–94.
Outdoor Music and Movement class on the grass at Tex Spruiell Park; bring a blanket.
