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After a guided tour of selected artworks by Maren Hassinger, transform paper and found materials into sculptures that carry hidden messages of love and friendship.

After a guided tour of selected artworks by Maren Hassinger, transform paper and found materials into sculptures that carry hidden messages of love and friendship.
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LEGO Comic‑Con build in the Central Library Children’s Room, free drop‑in play with UC Berkeley’s Brick by Brick Club, ages 5–12.
Cal Berkeley football faces Virginia at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Va.
Puzzle swap at Claremont Branch Library offers jigsaw puzzles to trade or take home, with plenty on hand for all skill levels, ages 5 and up.
Four‑week beginner Salsa, Bachata & Merengue class at La Peña Cultural Center offers partner work and turn practice; $94 includes free entry to the ¡BAILA! dance party.
Free crafting and art‑making session at Anchor House, expanding bi‑weekly Sunday night gatherings.
Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects exploring self‑expression and culture at THPS Community Room and Central 4th Floor Children’s Nonfiction Room, ages 5–12.
Knitting and crocheting meet-up with needles, yarn, limited sewing machines, and staff advice at Central Library, Berkeley, for ages 18 and up.
Screening the first three episodes of Maurice Pialat’s WWI miniseries La maison des bois at BAMPFA.
The Arch (BAMPFA) — A Ming dynasty widow, praised for poetic beauty, faces temptation from a soldier, exploring propriety, tradition, and repression.
4K restoration of Maurice Pialat’s *La maison des bois* Episodes 4–7 screens at BAMPFA.
Community Build Nights at East Bay Makers Club feature repair project registrations and opportunities to volunteer as Fixit Coaches or observers.
Jean‑Luc Godard’s second film, Le petit soldat, screens at BAMPFA, tracing a disillusioned French counteragent’s entanglement with Algerian separatists, Parisian torturers, and Anna Karina.