33 things to do with kids in Redwood City, CA this week, November 2–8, 15 of them this weekend: story times, classes, family festivals, puppet shows and more. We reviewed 550+ Bay Area event sources to find them. Last updated November 2, 2026.
Teen Center hosts video game night with Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, and Meta Quest 3 available for play, Redwood City Library, for ages 13–19.
Learn to make pho soup and banh mi, practicing safety, food handling, and knife skills while bringing your own apron and chef’s knife; 18+.
Free meals served at North Fair Oaks Library for all ages, with adults and children eating at no cost.
ESL Conversation Group (Redwood City Public Library) — Online Zoom sessions for non‑native English speakers to practice speaking fluency; email Margareth Smith for login.
Lowkey Creative sessions in the Downtown Library Teen Center offer low‑stress, material‑provided projects twice a month for ages 13–19.
Free meals served at North Fair Oaks Library for all ages, with adults and children eating at no cost.
Free beginner English class at North Fair Oaks Library offers practice of everyday conversation skills, no registration required, for ages 19 and up.
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Story times, classes, family festivals, puppet shows and more, suited to toddlers through school-age kids. They come from 550+ Bay Area sources, such as public libraries, parks and venues. Best picks is the short list; All shows every event.
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