
Rain Garden Planting Event
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Join us for this fun fall event to plant native plants in a rain garden! Come get your hands dirty, meet your neighbors, and help restore a healthy rain garden that captures stormwater and supports local habitat.

Join us for this fun fall event to plant native plants in a rain garden! Come get your hands dirty, meet your neighbors, and help restore a healthy rain garden that captures stormwater and supports local habitat.
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Friends of the Albany Library - Autumn Book Sale (Albany Library, Albany) — Thousands of books genres sold for 50 cents, holiday books, puzzles and collectables starting at $1, all ages.
Habitat restoration volunteers work to protect big‑leaf maple, California buckeye, and coast live oak woodland while reducing wildfire risk and improving trails at Garber Park.
Plant California natives, weed, prune, and mulch at Doug Siden Visitor Center, with tools, snacks, and community service hours, ages 8+.
Meet a featured animal ambassador ranging from reptiles and rabbits to cockroaches and cows at Tilden’s Environmental Education Center, all ages.
Classroom training on plover conservation at Trudeau Training Center followed by field data collection at Crown Memorial State Beach, earning a Plover Protection Patrol patch, all ages.
Glowfari at Oakland Zoo displays hundreds of animal lanterns themed around California forests, San Francisco Bay, Montana, Florida Everglades, and Hawaii, for all ages.
Police & Fire Pension Board Meeting convenes in Albany City Hall Council Chambers, 1000 San Pablo Ave.
Street sweeping on Albany’s even-numbered side each 4th Wednesday; no parking allowed even if canceled due to weather.
Public workshops at Albany Hill explore fire‑resilient habitats, eucalyptus reuse, and habitat restoration, part of a State Coastal Conservancy grant project with El Cerrito.
Explore Bay Area owls, learn their adaptations and dissect an owl pellet at Tilden’s Environmental Education Center, drop‑in, no registration required, all ages.
Original 23‑minute planetarium show at Chabot Space & Science Center follows PhD student Lucia exploring how gravitational waves form and travel, ages 8+.
Street sweeping on Albany’s odd‑numbered side each third Thursday, with no parking allowed even if canceled due to weather.