In this class local maker Bea Byrne will guide you through designing and mixing your own personalized soaps. Choose the scents and colors you want, mixing and matching to create unique combinations. Each participant will leave with 3 individual soaps and the know-how to make your own at home!
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One‑on‑one tech assistance for laptops, tablets, and cell phones in the Oak Room at Saratoga Library, for ages 18 and up.
Stories, fingerplays, action rhymes and songs fill the Saratoga Library community room for ages 5 and under.
Hands‑on computer assembly with donated lab PCs in Educational Park’s study room, where participants plug in components, disassemble to a motherboard, reassemble and troubleshoot, free for ages 10+.
Free 3D printing of approved .stl files from Thingiverse or personal designs, with online submission and in‑person pickup at Vineland Library; registration required, ages 12+.
Create colorful leaf suncatchers by painting window clings with tempura sticks in Saratoga Library’s community room, for ages 5–13.
Arts and crafts session at Pearl Avenue Library supplies all tools for adults to create projects, free with registration required, for ages 18 and up.
LEGO® building sessions at Tully Library let participants create unique models from supplied bricks, no registration required, under‑5 participants must be accompanied, for ages 5–10.
Work on family history research with other genealogy hobbyists in the Los Altos Library’s Orchard Room, accessing Ancestry and library databases, for ages 18 and up.
Tutor training for volunteers to work one-on-one with adult learners on reading, writing, and communication skills, Gilroy Library Reading Program Room, ages 18+.
Sewing Lab at Lakewood Branch Library offers free machines, thread, and supplies for participants to work on projects, fix garments, and repurpose clothing, for adults 18+.
Stories, rhymes, fingerplays, activities, and songs fill a 30‑minute session, followed by Stay & Play time, at Morgan Hill Library’s Children’s Activity Room, ages 1–3.
Librarian Arianna leads a 20‑minute baby sign language storytime with short stories, songs and nursery rhymes, followed by a stay‑and‑play session, for infants 0‑12 months.
