
Oakley LEGO® Club
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Build with us! LEGO® blocks encourage children to explore 3D design, creativity, and develop fine motor and social skills. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Build with us! LEGO® blocks encourage children to explore 3D design, creativity, and develop fine motor and social skills. All ages and abilities are welcome.
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Build LEGO® creations encouraging 3D design, creativity, fine motor and social skill development at Oakley Library, all ages.
Build LEGO® creations encouraging 3D design, creativity, fine motor and social skill development at Oakley Library, all ages.
Free medication drop-off and abuse education at Oakley Police Department, offering safe disposal of unused or expired prescriptions.
Nature-based crafts explore the hidden Delta at Big Break’s Visitor Center, free, adults only.
Bat Awareness Walk at Big Break Visitor Center offers a craft and a 0.5‑2‑mile flat paved hike celebrating bats, free, all ages, adult participation required.
Professional demo and personal tree planting at Highlands Ranch Park, with free refreshments and raffle prizes, free registration required, all ages.
Explore the natural world through storytelling, craft a puppet, create a story, and watch a seasonal puppet show at Big Break’s Visitor Center; adult participation required.
Oakley Library hosts Día de Muertos mask workshop with artist Rachel‑Anne Palacios, teaching mask history and guiding participants to craft own mask or calavera paper puppet, for ages 9–18.
Explore sensory stations of toys, bins, mats, and more at Oakley Library, then create a take‑home sensory craft; calm reading area available for breaks, for ages 3–5.
Contra Costa County Health Services and Library System provide mental health support and community resource education at Pittsburg Library for all ages.
Nature activities for toddlers at the Big Break Visitor Center, offering fall fun or winter warmth in a drop‑in program, free, for ages 5 and under.
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.