
Safe Routes to School Working Group Meetings for 2026-27
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Join the discussion on how to create a safer environment for students and families in Cupertino to travel to and from school actively.

Join the discussion on how to create a safer environment for students and families in Cupertino to travel to and from school actively.
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Get ready to talk about what matters most to you. Mayor Kitty Moore is hosting a Monthly Chat Series in Cupertino throughout 2026, inviting residents and local businesses to discuss any topic with one of the City’s decision-makers. These informal gatherings offer a welcoming space for meaningful conversation and commun…
in October, the Cupertino Library Adult Book Discussion group will talk about the novel The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer. (2023) Clover Brooks is a death doula, guiding her clients through the end of their lives, helping them to make peace with themselves. Connecting with anyone who is not dying comes f…
Level Up Readers is a TK - 8th grade drop-in space where your child can READ to a volunteer for 20 minutes. Readers will be able to track their reading through a log and have fun along the way! Join us every Wednesday from 5p-6p! Generously sponsored by the Friends of Cupertino Library! For accessibility accommodations…
Parallel Visions (https://www.scu.edu/cas/art/gallery-exhibitions/gallery-exhibition-schedule/2026-2027/parallel-visions/#d.en.1425467) Curated by Kelly Detweiler SCU Artists: Kathy Aoki, Ryan Carrington, Pancho Jiménez, Takeshi Moro, and Ryan Reynolds Japanese Artists: Mitsugu Aikawa, Rie Kawakami, Hiroyasu Kosukagawa…
Anyone can become a victim of cybercrime. Join the City’s paneldiscussion to hear cybersecurity experts share practical tips and guidance to help you recognize threats and protect yourself. A Q&A session will follow the presentation, giving attendees an opportunity to ask questions.
Visit our animal ambassadors, engage with preserve staff, learn about the local ecology, and participate in hands-on nature activities.
Na Lea Mokupuni ma Cupertino, Island Sounds in Cupertino, brings together performers from around to celebrate island music and dance.
Let your pup take the plunge during a dog-only swim in the Blackberry Farm pools. It’s paws-itively fun!