
Filoli, California Trail, Woodside
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A 2-2.5 mile moderate walk. Habitats include mixed oak, redwood, madrone woodlands, riparian corridor, and historic horse pastures offering a diversity of species. Admission fee.

A 2-2.5 mile moderate walk. Habitats include mixed oak, redwood, madrone woodlands, riparian corridor, and historic horse pastures offering a diversity of species. Admission fee.
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Cañada College will be on-site sharing information about our college. Stop by to say hello! Thank you for inviting us WHS!
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival and learn a new skill in this beginner-friendly hand embroidery workshop! In this 2-hour class, you will learn all the skills and techniques you'll need to complete an all-new embroidery project by Tiffany from Stitches By Tiff . This program is hosted by Woodside Library but will take…
Baby storytime centers around parent/caregiver-child interactions. This storytime is developmentally appropriate for newborns and babies up to 18 months old. Please join us for rhymes, lap bounces, singing, instruments and a book or two.
The East Asia Library at Stanford University will host a print exhibition by Kim Bong-Jun, a leading figure in Korean Minjung (People’s) Art, from September 29 to December 11, 2026. Active since the 1980s, Kim has developed a distinctive visual language that combines traditional Korean folk art and popular expression w…
The diversity of habitats at Coyote Point offers the chance to see a number of species. Directions: Exit Peninsula Ave. from US 101 and follow the signs 1701 Coyote Point Drive - $6.00 admission fee. Meet near the yacht club.
Hayward Regional Shoreline comprises five miles of mostly flat graveled shoreline public trails within a complex ecosystem of shallow water and mud flats, salt marshes, freshwater ponds, dry diked areas, and grassy uplands. A haven for migrating birds, supporting over 200 avian species.
Good for beginners, this is an easy walk along the Bay Trail. This loop will take us to Colma Creek and back. Meet in the Public Shore Parking lot behind 310 Utah Ave.
The Big Sit! is an all-day event where birders count as many species as possible from a single spot. Birders count species seen from within a 17.5-foot diameter circle. All skill levels are welcome. You can help spot birds, pledge a set amount per species, and/or help collect pledges. Enthusiastic participation support…