Smart Start Babytime is a special program for babies (0–2) and their caregivers that blends stories, songs, and early play with different information each week with a pediatric resident from Stanford Medical School. Caregivers will gain practical tips, build confidence, and have the opportunity to ask questions—all in a warm, supportive environment designed for your baby’s earliest learning.
Calling all young adventurers! Join us for an exciting book club where you help decide what happens next in the story. We will read the story together, vote on which direction to take, then see where our choice takes us! Each participant will receive a free book and an Adventure Passport to track the books they’ve read…
The bookmobile will provide library services at El Camino Hospital, located in the lower-level lobby at 2500 Grant Rd.
If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands! Connect with us for a fun, interactive storytime. Storytime is a magical time for children of all ages and abilities to learn and interact with one another. Our Library staff will share stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement! Grownups can also learn some tips…
Bring a blanket and enjoy stories, songs, and rhymes with our Children's Librarians in Pioneer Park. Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. All ages welcome, no registration required. All events are weather permitting.
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of music and entertainment at the Magical Bridge Playground in Rengstorff Park! This family-friendly series, perfect for all ages and abilities, will feature exciting live performances such as magicians, puppeteers, musicians and more! Dates: Wednesdays, Sept. 16, 30 & Oct. 14, 2026 T…
A musical storytime for infants, babies, and new toddlers with books, baby bounces, and dancing! After storytime, we will host a brief Stay & Play for grownups to connect and mingle. This program is designed for ages 0-18 months. Assisted Listening Devices available upon request.
The Community Preservation Lab is a service provided at the Mountain View History Center. It allows library users to digitize their personal photos and documents with the assistance of library staff. Registration is required to use this service. Please read this document to learn more about the scanning service before…
Registration is recommended. Seating is limited. Walk-ins are also welcome. Black holes are the most extreme and mysterious objects in the universe. This talk presented by Tom Hartman explores how they provide a testing ground for ideas about quantum mechanics, gravity, and the nature of spacetime. We will take a whirl…
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Sing and dance at this special bilingual (Mandarin/Cantonese and English) music performance from JAMaROO. Room: Sunnyvale Main Library, Library Program Room Audience: Ages 1 to 5 and their caregivers Registration: Not required, but space is limited; doors will close when the room is full Like all Sunnyvale Public Libra…
The 8th Annual Harvest History Festival celebrates Mountain View’s rich agricultural heritage. This family-friendly event features activities, live music and an up-close look at the historic Immigrant House. For more information, visit https://www.mountainview.gov/our-city/departments/community-services/special-events/…
The bookmobile will provide library services at Hope Services, located at 460 E Middlefield Rd.
Did you miss Wednesday's Baby Storytime? Come on Friday! We'll redo our musical storytime for infants, babies, and new toddlers with a brief Stay & Play for grownups to connect and mingle. This program is designed for ages 0-18 months. Assisted Listening Devices available upon request.
