
Activity: LEGO Free Play
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Build skyscrapers, forts, castles or whatever your imagination desires with LEGOs. For children ages 5 and older.

Build skyscrapers, forts, castles or whatever your imagination desires with LEGOs. For children ages 5 and older.
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LEGO free play (Parkside, San Francisco Public Library) — Build vehicles, buildings and more with supplied pieces, for ages 5–10.
Build engineering skills with boundless LEGO pieces, creating vehicles, buildings and more at Bayview, San Francisco Public Library, ages 5–10.
LEGO free play at Sunset, San Francisco Public Library lets kids build engineering projects with limitless bricks, for ages 5–10.
LEGO free play (Presidio, San Francisco Public Library) — Build vehicles, buildings and more with supplied pieces, for ages 5–10.
Outdoor storytime on a bookmobile in the park, for ages 5 and under.
Free playgroup sessions at Children’s Council of San Francisco offer developmentally engaging, hands‑on activities led by a coach, with screening, feedback and education for ages 0–3.
Create a magnetic spinning spider after a magnetism lesson, using a hot glue gun, at Bayview Library, for ages 5–10.
Mission Science Workshop's Tinkering Truck brings hands‑on tinkering, traveling exhibits and live animals to the Richmond San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5–10.
Free art workshop builds a pop‑up mini haunted house in the YBCA Grand Lobby for Halloween.
A writing workshop led by award‑winning poet and SCW Institute founder Alexandra Kostoulas at the San Francisco Public Library Main, for ages 18 and up.
Cantonese tablet/smartphone tutorial at Sunset Library teaches camera focus, exposure, basic functions, and QR scanning; bring your own Apple or Android device; for ages 60 and up.
Storytime for babies at Golden Gate Valley Library, followed by playtime, with limited space and first‑come tickets at the side gate, for ages 5 and under.
Happy Baby Signs leads a virtual American Sign Language playgroup with engaging activities and home-use resources, hosted by the Children’s Council of San Francisco, for all ages.
Open rehearsal featuring Elim Chan conducting works by Adams and Mendelssohn at Davies Symphony Hall.
Storytime at Golden Gate Valley Library, followed by playtime, with limited space and first‑come tickets at the side gate, for ages 5 and under.
Watercolor painting at Glen Park Library, materials supplied, self‑guided, all skill levels welcome, 18+.