Global Language Storytime: Spanish
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Join us for a special Spanish-language storytime!
Join us for a special Spanish-language storytime!
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Movies and video games are offered at Menlo Park Library for ages 13–19.
Storytime with songs, lap bounces, and movement rhymes followed by a half‑hour of open‑ended exploration in the Foster City Library Children’s Room, for ages 0–5.
Librarian Heidi leads sing‑along, rhyming and story reading in the El Camino Room at Downtown Library, for ages 1 and under and 3–11.
Bilingual Spanish and English stories and music with sing‑along and a craft activity, for ages 5 and under.
Teen Book Group: Costumes for Time Travelers at Menlo Park Library — participants discuss a book while wearing time‑traveler costumes, ages 12–17.
Night Owl Storytime offers a library story session for ages 3–13 in the Sunnyvale Main Library program room, free, limited space.
Bilingual pajama storytime at Redwood City Downtown Library features stories, songs, and community building, with special Native American heritage tales, for ages 3–13, adults with child.
Poetry Night at Menlo Park Library — community members share and listen to poems.
Movie screenings and video game sessions at Belle Haven Library, Menlo Park, for ages 13–19.
Costumed visitors wander the Belle Haven Community Campus parking lot, collecting candy and treats from decorated trunks while music plays, free treat bag provided, all ages.
Stories, music, movement and more fill the Orchard Room at Los Altos Library for children 3‑5 and caregivers.
Administrative offices close every other Friday as Menlo Park adopts a compressed 9/80 work schedule, extending weekday hours to 7:30 am–5:30 pm.