
Free Art Workshop: Pop‑up Mini Haunted House
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Construct a pop‑up mini haunted house in light of Halloween.

Construct a pop‑up mini haunted house in light of Halloween.
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Make a Día de los Muertos craft to take home, guided by Diane Levy of The Mexican Museum, at Potrero, San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5–10.
Storytime for babies at West Portal Library offers a brief reading session; space limited, ages 5 and under.
Cycle track open before 2:00 PM at Event Location, San Francisco.
Volunteer: San Francisco Habitat Stewards at Presidio Trust.
Create a magnetic spinning spider after a magnetism lesson, using a hot glue gun, at Bayview Library, for ages 5–10.
Decorate keychains or hairclips with whimsical 3D decoden charms at Noe Valley San Francisco Public Library, space limited, first‑come‑first‑served, for ages 11–13.
Drop-in art workshops in the Randall Museum’s Art Room feature instructors guiding a new hands‑on project each week, $5 per person, for all ages.
Walking tour through San Francisco’s Civic Center, Mid‑Market, and SoMa explores murals, monuments, and other public art.
Silent shorts by three multi‑hyphenate artist‑filmmaker‑performers who influenced GaHee Park play in the YBCA Screening Room.
The Haunt at the Forum, YBCA blends Halloween tradition, B‑movie aesthetics, and creative undead in a netherworld labyrinth and laser‑lit speakeasy.
Drop‑in art workshops in the Randall Museum’s Art Room feature instructors guiding a new hands‑on project each week, $5 per person, all ages.
Screening of the 1948 film The Red Shoes at YBCA’s Screening Room, part of a weekly series examining voyeurism and theatricality.