
Repair Cafe of Silicon Valley
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Bring your broken and run-down items to be repaired and refurbished by an all-volunteer team of skilled workers. (Limit 2 items per household.)

Bring your broken and run-down items to be repaired and refurbished by an all-volunteer team of skilled workers. (Limit 2 items per household.)
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Planting Tulip Bulbs for Spring at Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley Street, Palo Alto.
Rare 1883 woven text exhibition at Stanford's Green Library showcases microscope images, a woven enlargement, and related artworks exploring historic and modern technology-driven change.
Magical multi‑session tennis class at Mitchell Park Tennis Courts, designed for neurodiverse players, welcomes all abilities.
JANE! at Cantor Arts Center displays Jane Stanford’s French gowns, jewel painting, Egyptian artifacts, Hawaiian skirt, and rare keepsakes, many shown for the first time, free.
Build a cardboard rocket with a ChompSaw at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, registration required, for ages 6–11.
Worm Composting Workshop at Gamble Garden, Palo Alto.
Tangling the Digital (McMurtry Building, Stanford) showcases woven textiles, atomized prints, and digitally printed clay, linking historic craft with computational processes; free admission.
Ghosts roam the Museum of American Heritage, offering eerie vibes and spine‑tingling fun for costumed visitors.
Collage Capsules at Downtown Library lets participants craft mini bookshelves or exhibits using supplied materials.
Fascia-focused body percussion and sound bath at the Museum of American Heritage offers restorative play and self‑care.
Create a miniature museum exhibit inside an Altoid tin using vintage collage materials and trinkets at the Downtown Library, Palo Alto, ages 11+, supplies provided.