
Pre-K: Pumpkins, Ghosts & Giggles
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Play stations foster exploration, creativity, and social development at Cherryland Community Center, with materials provided and one caregiver per child required, for ages 70 months and under.
Mother Earth, the 13th Annual Climate Change Show, presented at Sun Gallery in Hayward.
Stories, songs, and lap bounces on the floor for non‑walking babies, followed by age‑appropriate toys and play, at Fremont Library’s Storytime Theater, free, for ages 0–12 months.
Ms. Vita leads musical storytime with singing, dancing, and music‑based storytelling at Fremont Library, tickets required, for ages 2–5.
Cantonese songs and stories are shared at Cherryland Library for preschoolers, welcoming kids of all ages, ages 12 and under.
Mandarin storytime at Cherryland Library features themed songs and stories for children ages five and under.
Trunk or Treat featuring Unhaunted House and Make-a-Thon at Kennedy Park, Hayward.
Classic monster and horror film The Fog screens on the big screen at Douglas Morrisson Theatre, with a $10 ticket, for ages 18 and up.
Beneficial Bats at Sulphur Creek Nature Center explores bat ecology for adults, ages 18 and up.
Dog costume contest, pet parade, and photo opportunity at San Lorenzo Community Park, with categories for Funniest, Best Duo, and Scariest, plus goodie bags for leashed, vaccinated dogs.
Independent gymnastics practice for children 18 months to 4 years at San Lorenzo Community Center and Park, with staff assistance, adult supervision required, pre‑registration needed.
Play stations and hands‑on activities encourage exploration, creativity, and social development at Castro Valley Community Center, with one caregiver per child, for ages 0–5.