Storytime: For Toddlers
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Storytime: For Toddlers (Presidio, San Francisco Public Library) — a reading session for ages 5 and under.
Storytime for toddlers at the Main branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime for toddlers at Bernal Heights Library, followed by playtime, with limited space and first‑come tickets at the playground door, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime for toddlers at the Ingleside branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime: For Babies (Merced, San Francisco Public Library) — ages 5 and under.
Storytime for preschoolers at Portola Library, then playtime, space limited, for ages 5 and under.
Free playgroup sessions at Children’s Council of San Francisco offer developmentally engaging, hands‑on activities led by a coach, with screening, feedback and education for ages 0–3.
Outdoor storytime in the park for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at the Excelsior branch of San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5 and under.
Playgroup at Children’s Council offers fun activities that build young brains and provide home resources for children 0‑6 and their caregivers, limited to 20 participants.
Knitting Circle at Glen Park Library invites participants to share and work on knitting, crochet, weaving, or fiber‑art projects in an inclusive setting, all skills welcome, ages 18+.
Cantonese digital literacy tutorial at Portola Library teaches basic computer skills over four sessions, provides laptops for class, and awards a laptop after attendance, ages 18 and up.
Students learn to brainstorm, research, interview, and write news articles over six weeks, then read published pieces at The Women’s Building, for ages 9–13.
Science-themed storybook read-aloud followed by a related activity at the Exploratorium, for ages 4–8.
Tech volunteers give assistance with laptop, tablet, and phone settings, internet, email, social media, app installation, and resource finding at the Main Library for ages 18 and up.
Virtual genealogy club offers weekly presentations, open discussion and Q&A on family history tools and hidden historical treasures, for ages 18 and up.