Let’s build a community altar for our muertitos, with music, dance, and memories. Join us for an interactive bilingual musical journey with Cascada de Flores sharing Dias de Muertos traditions from Mexico and Central America. For more information call: (510) 620-6561.
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Spanish TCC Workforce Development Workshop at Richmond Rising Office provides job search, resume and interview preparation tools; open to ages 16 and up, registration required.
Job‑search, resume‑building, interview‑prep and career‑advancement workshops at Richmond Rising Office, 1600 Nevin Plaza, for ages 16 and up.
Adult Needlework Circle (Rockridge Branch, Oakland) — Thursday afternoons, bring knitting, crocheting, sewing, quilting projects and share with other fiber artists while hot tea is provided, ages 18+.
Knitters gather at Dimond Library’s community room to knit, converse, exchange ideas, and learn from each other, bringing their own projects and supplies, ages 13 and up.
Embroidery at the Library (Auditorium Branch Library) — Relaxing embroidery session teaching basic floral techniques and offering materials for personal projects, for ages 18 and up.
Día de los Muertos celebration at Richmond Memorial Auditorium features lively music, festive costumes, and energetic activities honoring tradition, $15 pre‑register or $20 at gate, all ages.
Stay & Play at Auditorium Branch Library offers age‑appropriate toys for kids to explore after storytime.
Music and reading fill West Side Branch Library’s family storytime, welcoming all ages.
Watercolor DIY (Point Richmond Community Room) — Practice watercolor techniques and work on projects with fellow learners and enthusiasts.
Halloween trick‑or‑treating at Fairyland features performances, DJs, food trucks, candy stations, arts & crafts, games, prizes, STEM activities, and a Mad Science Fairy Fun House.
Dia de Muertos celebration at La Peña Cultural Center features altar ceremony, bilingual storytime, craftmaking, Son Jarocho concert and community fandango, free, all ages.
Drop-in homework help at Auditorium Branch Library, 403 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond, offers free assistance Monday‑Thursday, 3‑5 PM; register once for unlimited sessions all year.
