Calling all Dog Man fans! Come to the Mission Branch Library for a fun afternoon of all things Dog Man! We will have crafts and games! This event is recommended for children in grades K - 4. This event is generously sponsored by the Santa Clara City Library Foundation and Friends. Your attendance to this program grants permission to the City of Santa Clara to take your photograph and/or your child's photograph for marketing purposes.
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Mission Branch Library hosts an interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement, followed by free play with library‑provided toys.
Dorm Life: 175 Years of Student Housing displays photos tracing Santa Clara’s housing evolution from a boarding school to 6,500 undergraduates, in the Learning Commons, 3rd‑floor Reading Room.
Online registration opens for the CEPI Equity Compensation Associate (Level I) May 2027 exam.
All Parks & Recreation facilities in Santa Clara close for Thanksgiving, including Community Recreation Center, Youth & Teen Center, Reed & Grant Sports Park, and Youth Soccer Park.
Hands‑on arts and crafts at Northside Branch Library let participants snip, glue, and color with all supplies provided, for all ages.
Hands‑on floral arrangement workshop led by alumna florist Elizabeth Kay‑Sherrard at The Buffalo Rose Event Center, with optional brunch afterward, open to all Broncos.
Live piano accompanies a community sing‑along of easy songs that promote unity against hate in the Central Park Library Edinger Room, for all ages.
Sunset Cinema shows Coco in the Evergreen Section of Mission City Memorial Park, with an ofrenda, storytelling, and food from 3 Hermanos Mexican Grill, Churros, and El Guero.
Songs, a simple story, fingerplays and nursery rhymes with early literacy tips are offered at Northside Branch Library for ages 1 and under.
Arts and crafts session at Seven Trees library creates doily turkeys, building creativity, social‑emotional and school readiness skills; all supplies provided, ages 10 and under.
Open-ended play materials for babies and toddlers at Mission Branch Library, siblings welcome, ages 4 and under.
Librarians share stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement, then provide toys, puppets and sensory stations for free play in the Redwood Room, for ages 2–5.
