Location: Sunnyvale SMaRT Station®, 301 Carl Rd. For more information, call 408-730-7262. Event line closes at 3 p.m. sharp. Late arrivals will be turned away. Proof of residency required. Limit of five paper bags or banker size boxes per household. Sort through documents before arrival to ensure you have documents only. Any non-paper items, including binder clips, CDs, e-waste or batteries can cause damage to the shredding equipment.
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Free paper shredding for Mountain View and Sunnyvale residents at SMaRT Station, requiring proof of residency, serving lines until 3 p.m. sharp.
Drop-in yoga at Columbia Neighborhood Center Gym offers mindfulness practice, self‑awareness building, and stress‑relief for all levels, free with suggested $3 donation, ages 8 and up.
Bilingual English‑Spanish storytime with librarian Adina Aguirre, then playtime, at Lakewood Branch Library’s Program Room, for ages 3–13.
Feed goats, chickens, rabbits, sheep, and pigs at Emma Prusch Farm Park’s Small Animal Area, gaining hands‑on care tips and animal insights, for ages 3–99.
Lunchtime walk and picnic at Charles Street Gardens, 433 Charles St., with neighbor gardens, a children's garden, compost system, roses, and a docent for ages 3–13.
Free drop-in basketball at Columbia Neighborhood Center gym for middle and high schoolers with student ID, adults and coaches not permitted.
Sunnyvale Farmers' Market (Downtown Sunnyvale, Murphy Avenue) — Open year‑round, rain or shine, featuring local produce and vendors.
Free basketball clinic at Columbia Neighborhood Center offers beginner and skill‑building drills for ages 8–12, hosted by city youth volunteers.
