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Contra Costa County Health Services in partnership with Contra Costa County Library System are here to support library staff and patrons alike. Currently the Library Wellness Team consists of a Community Support Worker and Mental Health Clinician. They assist individuals in various areas that library staff may not be a…
Get ready for a rewarding day of farm life! You’ll work alongside our friendly farm crew and fellow volunteers on various hands‑on activities such as mulching, harvesting, and weeding. Your day begins with a brief orientation to introduce you to our beautiful farm. We’ll then spend a few productive hours working togeth…
Join us Friday, October 16, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. at the Senior Center In honor of Emergency Preparedness Month, we’re teaming up with Contra Costa County Health's Emergency Response Unit (HERU), Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN), the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC), and the Community…
Join us for a relaxing and accessible T’ai Chi Chih® class led by certified instructors Benjamin Brisjar and Jeannette Stotts. This gentle practice consists of 19 movements and one pose designed to circulate and balance your body’s vital energy, or “Chi.” Developed in 1974 by Justin Stone, T’ai Chi Chih® is easy to lea…
Join us at Family Harvest Farm for a free, family-friendly Harvest Festival! Enjoy a puppet show, wreath-making, a farm scavenger hunt, face painting, pumpkin decorating, and hands-on workshops — Tie-Dying and an Interactive Chicken Workshop. Live DJ, food truck, and free hot chocolate, cider, and cookies.
Join us for an easy 2.5‑mile walk to see how the summer’s heat and dry season transform this wetland — what’s blooming, what’s receding, and which birds are making themselves at home a full year after the marsh opened to the public.
Help restore a well‑loved site through weed abatement, plant ID, and hands‑on habitat work. It’s a chance to get to know the land, learn what grows here, and meet fellow nature lovers alongside our stewardship team.