Mystery Book Club @West
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This month we will discuss Fortune favors the dead by Stephen Spotswood Join us at the next Mystery Book Club. Group meets every fouth Tuesday of the month. For more information call West (510) 981-6270
This month we will discuss Fortune favors the dead by Stephen Spotswood Join us at the next Mystery Book Club. Group meets every fouth Tuesday of the month. For more information call West (510) 981-6270
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Discuss any Lisa Gardner suspense novel at the Mystery Book Club in West Branch, Berkeley, ages 18 and up.
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Read‑aloud book club where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities choose and share books together, co‑designed with Ala Costa Center, at Central Library for ages 18 and up.
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Dungeons & Dragons sessions in the Teen Room at North Branch let players play tabletop stories with simplified sheets, guided youth game masters, and snacks, for ages 9–18.
Decorate clay sugar skulls in the North Children’s Room, with all materials supplied; first‑come, first‑served, ages 5–12.