Enjoy time with new friends creating fun and imaginative crafts and décor for your home, or as gifts for friends and loved ones. Join us for the fun and relaxing time together, with step-by-step instructions while creating great memories... and don't forget the dessert! Tues. November 17 1:00 - 2:30 pm $25/ $28 NR RLCC Palo Verde Room
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History Book Club discusses Sophie Elmhirst’s true‑story “A Marriage at Sea” in the Civic Center Library Board Room or on Zoom.
Babies on laps hear songs, rhymes, play and share a book, then a Stay-and-Play session; outdoors on library lawn, bring a blanket, ages 12 months and under.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays fill the Virginia Bennett Room, with space limited to 30 children, for ages 3–5.
Intermediate English conversation group led by Gary Richter discusses everyday American life at Pleasanton Library’s conversation table, ages 18 and up.
Civic Center Library Storytime Room hosts a crafting circle where adults knit, sew, crochet, and cross‑stitch while chatting, ages 18 and up.
Teams of up to four tackle a mystery 1000‑piece puzzle in three hours for a prize, with snacks and tables provided, at Robert Livermore Community Center, ages 13–99.
Create five layered greeting cards using imported European materials at Robert Livermore Community Center; bring scissors and tweezers; $20 supply fee; ages 50–98.
Boo-it-yourself Craft Station, Spooktacular Carnival Games, and a Not-so-Haunted House await at the Robert Livermore Rec Building, $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
Ranger Explorers Campout at Mt. Diablo teaches camping skills, night games, a night hike, and nocturnal wildlife spotting, with dinner, breakfast and second‑day lunch provided, for ages 13–16.
Loom bracelet craft taught by Tri-Valley Native American Center in Civic Center Library, weaving beads on a loom to create colorful patterns; registration required, ages 13 and up.
Halloween Boo Bash (Robert Livermore Rec Building) — Boo‑it‑yourself craft station, Halloween‑themed carnival games, and a Not‑so‑Haunted House; $16 per child, for ages 3–11.
LARPD staff and grazing experts guide a 3.25‑mile hike in Sycamore Grove Park to view the cattle grazing pilot program and discuss impact mitigation, ages 8 and up.
