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Run, walk or roll a 5K in Parking Lot 1 at Foothill College, supporting the Foothill Veterans Resource Center, open to all ages.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and dances fill Cupertino Library’s Room 101, encouraging early literacy development, for all ages.
Big Bird guides Elmo and Hu Hu Zhu through Sun, Moon, and Big Dipper lessons before an imaginary rocket launch to the Moon, with sing‑along space songs, ages 4+.
Puzzle swapping at Santa Teresa, San Jose, with 350‑piece and larger puzzles, limited to three to five trades per week, ages 10 and up.
Monster Mash (Quinlan Community Center) — Costume‑clad participants enjoy games, trick‑or‑treating, spooky crafts, and pumpkin decorating, all ages.
Animal ambassadors and preserve staff guide hands‑on nature activities and local ecology lessons at McClellan Ranch Preserve.
2026 Cupertino Community Service Awards (Quinlan Community Center) — ceremony recognizing 2026 CREST Awards and City Commissioners who served on a commission.
International Kung Fu & Taijiquan Day in Cupertino offers youth Kung Fu lessons, senior Taijiquan lessons, and a Kung Fu arts showcase. Free, ages 55 and up.
