In a world of deepfakes, AI-generated content, and viral misinformation, knowing what to trust online has never been more important. Join us for an interactive workshop where you’ll learn how to fact-check claims, spot AI-generated content, and become better equipped to navigate the digital world. This program is part of Amplify: Teen Voices, a program for teens who want to share their interests and passions with an audience.
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Monster Bash transforms Rengstorff Park into a ghoulish festival with costumes, treats, games, and more, free for all ages.
Needle Crafts Circle (Mountain View Public Library, 2nd Floor Program Room) — Hand sewing, knitting, crocheting and other fabric arts in a first‑come‑first‑served adult gathering for ages 18 and up.
Costumed parade winds through downtown Menlo Park, followed by trick‑or‑treating at local merchants and crafts, entertainment, and games at Fremont Park, for ages 3–13.
JANE! at Cantor Arts Center displays Jane Stanford’s French gowns, jewel painting, Egyptian artifacts, Hawaiian skirt, and rare keepsakes, many shown for the first time, free.
Bookmobile provides library services at Villa Siena (no public access).
Musical storytime for infants and toddlers, Stay & Play for grownups to mingle, at Mountain View Library 1st Floor Program Room, assisted listening devices, for ages 0–18 months.
Bookmobile provides library services at Crittenden Middle School, Mountain View (no public access).
Multimedia listening session with Omid Jahan at Mountain View Public Library showcases rare Afghan cassette recordings, archival materials, and personal stories, ages 18+.
