
Library@ The Farmers Market
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Library@ The Farmers Market takes place at Redwood City Public Library.
Library@ The Farmers Market takes place at Redwood City Public Library.
Seaside Story Hour at Redwood Shores Library explores monthly ocean themes with Marine Science Institute, featuring live aquarium animals when available, for grades K‑5, ages 5‑11.
Cool carnival games, monster maze, creepy crafts, photo backdrops, haunted ambulance and pumpkin patch await at Red Morton Community Center, $10 per child, for ages 10 and under.
Easy out-and-back dirt trail on Bair Island offers duck, shorebird and songbird spotting with loaner binoculars.
Birding for Beginners at Bair Island Public Parking in Redwood City.
Free art projects set up in the Kindness Corner at Magical Bridge Playground, first‑come, first‑served, open to all abilities.
Laya Arts Collective presents Indian dance, music, and mythology storytelling with interactive hand‑gesture and footwork lessons at North Fair Oaks Library, for ages 11 and under.
Build and program robots with LEGO Spike Kits in individual and team challenges, all materials provided, limited to first 14 participants, for ages 8–13.
ESL Conversation Group (Redwood City Public Library) — Online Zoom sessions for non‑native English speakers to practice speaking fluency; email Margareth Smith for login.
Virtual Spanish reading club with free books, games, and crafts via Zoom, hosted by Redwood City Public Library, for ages 8–12.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library each Monday, with listening, singing, and playing together, for ages 11 and under.
Open maker space at Downtown Library with Baby Lock sewing machine, Cricut Maker 3, Prusa 3D printer, crochet and knitting needles for projects.
Coding Club in the Makerspace offers hands‑on coding activities with all materials supplied, open to ages 4–100; parents must stay in the building.