
Books and Hooks: A Community Crafting Circle
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Hands‑on rope and bracelet workshop at Alameda Main Library, guided by The Ohlone Sisters, teaches Ohlone traditions and lets participants craft a take‑home piece, registration required, all ages.
Toddler Plus Storytime at Main Library offers 20‑30 minutes of stories, songs, fingerplays and movement to develop word and sound recognition and social connections, for ages 3–12.
Alameda County Library hosts a Zoom English conversation group discussing a pre‑sent news article, rotating speaking turns, 18+.
An AAC user hosts, a librarian reads Elle McNicoll’s A Kind of Spark aloud, a speech‑language pathologist models AAC communication, then a story‑related activity, for ages 3–18.
Canvas bag decorating at Bay Farm Island Library, with all materials provided and limited spaces requiring monthly sign‑up, for ages 3–12.
Learn sewing basics from makers Gaby and Cynthia at Alameda Main Library, with materials and instruction sheets, progressing on projects monthly or starting new ones, adults 18+.
Playdough Playtime at West End Library, Alameda, all ages.
Costume Exchange (Main Library, Alameda) — Bring washed costume pieces to swap with community members, all ages.
Storytime at Bay Farm Island Library features reading, songs, and fingerplays for all ages.
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+.
Paper-crafting sessions with all supplies and instructions at the Claremont Branch, Berkeley, for ages 5–10.
Filipino American History Month art workshop at West End Library features Nikita Ares' vibrant works, guiding participants to create their own pieces; registration required, ages 8+.