Saratoga Library welcomes Nina Simon, bestselling author of Mother-Daughter Murder Night , who will discuss her latest mystery release, My Sister Is Going to Kill Me . The talk will be followed by a book signing with the author. Limited copies will be available for purchase onsite. You may purchase your own copy and bring it to be by signed by the author. No registration required, just drop in.
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Free homework assistance with college volunteer tutors in the Orchard Room at Saratoga Library, for ages 5–13.
Board game night in the Saratoga Library’s Maple Room offers a variety of games for drop‑in play, ages 18 and up.
Parallel Visions displays SCU and Hokkaido artists’ works side by side, highlighting contrasting and similar approaches across mediums at the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building.
Weekly ESL Conversation Club meets in Cupertino Library Room 201A, offering listening and speaking practice and cultural exchange for adults 18+, registration required.
Guitar and ukulele players jam on popular songs, share chords and strums, and meet fellow musicians in Saratoga Library’s Community Room, ages 13 and up.
Stories and songs with movement and action for toddlers who can no longer sit in laps (Cupertino Library, Room 101) — for ages 1–3.
Music and movement in English and Spanish fill a 45‑minute program led by Verónica Freidkes in the Los Altos Library Orchard Room, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
