CENTRAL: Comic Con

Sat · Oct 10·Santa Clara City Library, Santa Clara, CA

Are you done with your Halloween costumes? Donate your gently used family-friendly costumes (infants, kids, teens & adults) to the Youth Service Desk at Central Park Library, or the customer service desks at Mission & Northside Branch Library during open hours between Oct.1-15. All costumes will go towards our Hallowee…

Sat · Oct 10·Santa Clara University events

Sat · Oct 10·Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building · Santa Clara

Parallel Visions (https://www.scu.edu/cas/art/gallery-exhibitions/gallery-exhibition-schedule/2026-2027/parallel-visions/#d.en.1425467) Curated by Kelly Detweiler SCU Artists: Kathy Aoki, Ryan Carrington, Pancho Jiménez, Takeshi Moro, and Ryan Reynolds Japanese Artists: Mitsugu Aikawa, Rie Kawakami, Hiroyasu Kosukagawa…

Sat · Oct 10·Mission Branch Library, 1098 Lexington St Santa Clara, California 95050

Mission Branch Library will be closed all day on Saturday, October 10, for staff to support the Comic Con event at Central Park Library. Visit Northside Branch Library for regular Library Service on Saturday, October 10.

Sun · Sep 20·10 AM·Central Park Library, 2635 Homestead Road Santa Clara, California 95051

Central Park Library will have extended hours to celebrate the Santa Clara Art & Wine Festival | City of Santa Clara Saturday, September 19 - 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday, September 20 - 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sun · Sep 20·10 AM·Central Park Library, 2635 Homestead Road Santa Clara, California 95051

Support the Santa Clara City Library Foundation & Friends and buy some gently used books at the Book Sale on the Patio. The sale will be on the back patio of the Library near the Central Park entrance. For more information about our Foundation, visit lovethelibrary.org.

Sun · Sep 20·1 PM·Central Park Library - Edinger Room, 2635 Homestead Road Santa Clara, California 95051

Bookmark Stories is a community art project that invites people to share their immigration journeys, whether their own or their family’s, through a simple, powerful medium: a bookmark. By writing or drawing on a small piece of paper, participants capture moments of transition, memory, and identity. These bookmarks beco…