K-pop is bigger than ever! Join author Oliver Chin for a storytime featuring his new children's book, The Discovery of K-pop , and discover how South Korean popular music became a global phenomenon. Then, learn to draw a K-pop singer and enjoy themed coloring sheets. Recommended for children ages 4 and up. Generously sponsored by the Walnut Creek Library Foundation. To request accommodations, please contact the Library with three days notice.
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Miss Marie reads a nature-themed book, sings songs and leads a related craft in the Nook at Ruth Bancroft Garden — for ages 17 and under.
Songs, stories, and movement followed by free play in the Oak View Room at Walnut Creek Library, for ages 1–3.
Practice English conversation with adult ESL learners in the Walnut Creek Library’s Oak View Room, ages 18 and up.
Video games, board games, and puzzles are set up for family play in the Oak View Room at Walnut Creek Library, for ages 3–12.
Animal ambassadors demonstrate carnivore, herbivore and decomposer feeding habits at Lindsay Wildlife for preschoolers ages 3–5 and a caregiver, $30 per class.
Contra Costa County Health Services and Library System provide mental health support and community resource education at Pittsburg Library for all ages.
Free lively songs and stories fill the Oak View Room at Walnut Creek Library, then free playtime for children ages 1–5 and caregivers.
Kids Night Out (Valley Oak Room, Danville) — Recreation staff host games, crafts and a movie.
English conversation practice with adult ESL learners in an informal, friendly setting at Dougherty Station Library; no registration required, all abilities welcome, accommodations available on request, ages 18+.
Storytime at El Cerrito Library features songs, finger play, movement activities, and books for children 0‑5 with a caregiver.
Volunteer docents at Pleasant Hill Library provide on‑spot help with email, document creation, printing, web searches and Libby eBooks for ages 18 and up.
