Learn the basics of Sphero. Learn to roll, aim, control the LEDs, change heading, and detect collisions. Once you have the basics down, you can practice coding through simple, beginner friendly activities. Students will be introduced to coding and robotics using the iPad and Sphero robots. All equipment provided. ADA Accommodation Requests
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Free tech mentoring at Seven Trees (2nd floor) offers computer basics, device setup, Microsoft Office, job‑search help and email organization, appointments in English, Español or Tiếng Việt, ages 18+.
Community ofrenda altar at Biblioteca Latinoamericana front entrance, inviting visitors to view and add photos or mementos of deceased loved ones, for ages 5‑under and 10+.
Leprechaun Pop-up at O'Flaherty's Irish Pub transforms Downtown San Jose with a Halloween leprechaun‑themed takeover; follow the rainbow to San Pedro Square.
Explore 70 years of LGBTQ+ publications—from early Gay Pride flyers to AIDS-era newsletters and debates on marriage, employment, and military service—at King Library.
Beginner English groups practice basic vocabulary, grammar, and dialogue in Almaden’s Program Room, drop‑in, free, 18 and up, ADA accommodations available.
Volunteer tech mentors offer assistance with printing, Word, Excel, email setup, security tips, and SJPL eResources at King Library’s 3rd‑floor service desk, free, for ages 18 and up.
Bridge card game sessions in Cambrian Community Room offer relaxed practice and social interaction for experienced players, limited seating, registration required, free, for ages 18 and up.
Interactive music and movement session featuring songs, rhymes, finger plays, and movement activities in the Joyce Ellington Community Room, for ages 5 and under.
