East Bay Regional Park District presents: Birds of the East Bay (no live animals) Join us on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. for drop-in programs for kids! Every Wednesday either get creative with arts and crafts or enjoy a spectacular performance or special guest! On fifth Wednesdays there will be a special take home activity packet. Program made possible by the Clayton Community Library Foundation.
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Storytime at your local library! Enjoy lively songs and stories that inspire a lifelong love of learning and support Early Literacy . Stay after to play together. Program details: Free No registration Kids of all ages and abilities welcome, with their caregivers. Supported by the Walnut Creek Library Friends and the Wa…
Enjoy bounces, songs, and more with your little one. Please, no more than two children per lap; there will be a lot of caregiver/child interaction, so large groups are not a good fit for this storytime. The storytime targets children ages 0-5, but all ages and abilities are welcome.
The Farmer’s Market is coming back to Pittsburg! Starting September 2 and onwards every Wednesday, stop by City Hall Lawn located directly behind City Hall (65 Civic Ave) and pick up some fresh produce, local artisan products and more. Rain or Shine, all year long, we are so excited to bring back our local farmers, art…
Celebrate the talent of our senior performers at the 2026 Variety Show Watch Party! Enjoy a fun-filled screening with the community. Missed the live show? Here’s your chance to experience it! Concession stand available. Pre-registration required.
Have fun creating art during our studio time each Wednesday after school in our Maker Space! This program is geared towards elementary & middle school students and presented by I Heart Art with support by The Friends of the Pleasant Hill Library! No registration necessary.
Students in grades 1-5 have fun and improve their literacy skills while reading to a therapy dog certified by the Valley Humane Society. Bring a book, or choose one of ours! Parents may sign up their children for either Wednesday October 14 or Wednesday October 28. Supported by the Valley Humane Society and sponsored b…
Ages: 6 – 12 Unleash your inner explorer and embark on a wild journey with our engaging Junior Zookeeper Experience – One Day Camp! Each camp features animal crafts, animal meet and greets , and activities from our Junior Zookeeper Experiences ! Two dates are offered to align with school holidays, each featuring differ…
Grab your D20 and come play Dungeons and Dragons at the San Pablo Library! Dungeons & Dragons® is a role-playing adventure game where you explore fantasy worlds and embark on epic quests! This is a program for teens ages 12 to 18. All experience levels are welcome. This group meets every Saturday from 9am-11am in the C…
Build early literacy skills with stories, songs, finger plays and fun. Then enjoy Stay and Play in the same programming area. Stay and Play offers an unstructured time that allows for socialization, movement, and free play. A variety of toys for babies, toddlers and preschoolers provides caregivers with fun ways to int…
Explore and play with different sensory stations of toys, bins, mats, and more. Then, make your own sensory craft to take home. Sit in the calm reading area if you need a break from the noise and excitement. Sensory Playtime is designed for neurodivergent children ages five and under, but all ages and abilities are wel…
Come see what you can build! We have LEGO and other building materials. No registration necessary, just drop in. Children under 8 must be with an adult. Library staff may take photos, videos, or audio recordings at our events. Please tell us if you do not wish to be photographed, video-recorded, or audio-recorded. We w…
Computer docents are volunteers who answer simple technical questions and offer basic instruction on library computers. They help you get started, so you can take those skills and continue to explore and learn on your own! Computer Docents can: Teach you to use email Teach you to create and save documents Teach you to…
