Oaktown Jazz Workshops is back with another special jazzy storytime! Join us to learn about jazz legends like Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Parker, and Trombone Shorty while hearing live jazz music from talented musicians. Please call (510) 620-6567 for more information.
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Oaktown Jazz Workshops fill the Point Richmond Community Room for the 10 AM program; call (510) 620‑6567 for details.
Tammy Brumley, the Rosie Wrangler, presents stories of local Rosie Ambassadors, detailing their WWII experiences, later contributions, and impact on Home Front history.
Spanish TCC Workforce Development Workshop at Richmond Rising Office provides job search, resume and interview preparation tools; open to ages 16 and up, registration required.
A 19‑minute documentary on Japanese American WWII incarceration screens at the Visitor Center theater, followed by Jim Oshima’s personal discussion.
Dungeons & Dragons campaign sessions with refreshments at Bayview Branch Library for ages 13–19.
Floating Pumpkin Patch at Richmond Plunge, 1 E Richmond Ave., Richmond.
Bilingual music and movement class at La Peña Cultural Center with singing, dancing, and instrument play for children and caregivers, for ages 6 and under.
Code Club with ANova (440 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond) — Learn to code games using Scratch, Python, and more, guided by UC Berkeley ANova experts. Free.
Music and movement storytime with interactive songs and stories at the Auditorium Branch Library, all ages.
Storytime at El Cerrito Library features songs, finger play, movement activities, and books for children 0‑5 with a caregiver.
Music and reading fill the Bayview Branch Library during family storytime, for all ages.
