The Park Rangers invite you to learn about the birds living in our riparian habitat and how to ID them! Walk the trails to see the environment they live in and maybe catch a glimpse of a Red-Shoulder Hawk, Screech Owl, or more! All attendees must register and an adult must accompany children. The hike is approximately one-quarter mile on a combination of dirt trails and paved paths.
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De Anza Flea Market (Parking Lots A & B, De Anza College) features 360 vendors and 650 booths selling antiques, clothing, furniture, appliances, plants, toys, supporting students.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and dances fill Cupertino Library’s Room 101, encouraging early literacy development, for all ages.
Magic Tree House: Space Mission at Fujitsu Planetarium follows Jack and Annie as they explore the Sun, Moon, planets and space travel, for all ages.
The AI Doc: Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist screening in Cupertino Library’s upstairs room, with snacks and Post‑it note discussion on AI, for ages 13+.
Night hike and flashlight tour of McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm explores woods, nocturnal animal adaptations, and includes dark‑sense games.
Volunteer to weed and mulch invasive plants, restoring habitat with native wildflowers, perennials, shrubs, and trees in Lake Cunningham Regional Park’s Native Garden.
Monster Mash (Quinlan Community Center) — Costume‑clad participants enjoy games, trick‑or‑treating, spooky crafts, and pumpkin decorating, all ages.
Animal ambassadors and preserve staff guide hands‑on nature activities and local ecology lessons at McClellan Ranch Preserve.
2026 Cupertino Community Service Awards (Quinlan Community Center) — ceremony recognizing 2026 CREST Awards and City Commissioners who served on a commission.
Volunteer to mulch, plant, weed, and water native plants in Cataldi Park’s newly created garden, with gloves provided; wear a hat, garden shoes, and bring water.
Volunteer at Redwood Grove Nature Preserve to help increase biodiversity in Los Altos.
International Kung Fu & Taijiquan Day in Cupertino offers youth Kung Fu lessons, senior Taijiquan lessons, and a Kung Fu arts showcase. Free, ages 55 and up.
