12 things to do with kids in Santa Clara, CA this week, November 2–8, 5 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.
Indigenous Medicine Woman Asha Frost discusses her book You Are the Medicine, exploring 13 moons of Indigenous wisdom, ancestral connection, and animal spirit guidance — free, 18+.
Romance UnBook Club (Mission Branch Library) — Open discussion of favorite and least‑liked romance novels, tropes, subgenres, and authors, with no set reading list.
A virtual talk explores Hindu deities—Vishnu’s avatars, Shiva’s forms, and complex goddesses—through Asian Art Museum images, highlighting the darshan experience, for ages 18 and up.
Parallel Visions displays SCU and Hokkaido artists’ works side by side, highlighting contrasting and similar approaches across mediums at the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building.
Caminos al Bienestar wellness workshop held in the Nobili Dining Room, Santa Clara.
Digitize photos, slides, VHS, camcorder tapes, film reels, audio cassettes, and vinyl records with volunteer help at Central Park Library.
Music and dance celebrating Diwali performed at Music Recital Hall in Santa Clara.
Documentary follows Dr. Jemar Tisby to the U.S.-Mexico border, then a conversation with Dr. Roberto Mata and Dr. Jaime Wright at the St. Clare Room.
Parallel Visions displays SCU and Hokkaido artists’ works side by side, highlighting contrasting and similar approaches across mediums at the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building.
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