We Are Stars What are we made of? Where did it all come from? Explore the secrets of our cosmic chemistry and our explosive origins. Connect life on Earth to the evolution of the Universe by following the formation of Hydrogen atoms to the synthesis of Carbon, and the molecules for life. Family Audience - Recommended for Children Ages 6 and up
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Magic Tree House: Space Mission at Fujitsu Planetarium follows Jack and Annie as they explore the Sun, Moon, planets and space travel, for all ages.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and dances fill Cupertino Library’s Room 101, encouraging early literacy development, for all ages.
Laser Taylor Swift (Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza, Cupertino) — Dazzling laser light visualizes hits like Blank Space, Love Story, Shake It Off, and more.
Public solar observing at Foothill College Observatory offers safe views of the sun’s photosphere and chromosphere through white‑light and hydrogen‑alpha filters.
Mandarin and English stories, songs, flannel board tale, fingerplay, and a craft project led by the children librarian in Cupertino Library Room 101, all ages.
Stories, songs, fingerplays and stay‑and‑play activities engage babies and parents in Cupertino Library’s Room 101, for ages 1 and under.
Alejandra Acosta offers 10‑minute online appointments to provide expert feedback on UC personal insight questions.
Dia de los Muertos altar honoring Latinx STEM ancestors displayed at the De Anza Planetarium.
Big Bird guides Elmo, Hu Hu Zhu, audience through Sun, Moon, and Big Dipper lessons before a rocket launch to Moon at Fujitsu Planetarium, ages 4 and up.
One‑on‑one reading sessions with volunteers help K‑3 students practice phonics, sight words and comprehension at West Valley Library, free for ages 5–10.
Bilingual songs, rhymes, finger plays, and movement activities followed by a simple craft session take place in Evergreen’s Children’s Area, free, for ages 10 and under.
Laser-drawn Halloween images flash across the planetarium dome while Ghostbusters, Monster Mash, Thriller and other spooky songs play, ages 5 and up.
