Teen Pop Up Craft: Nail Art
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Decorate press-on nails at the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch! Paint and use stickers to make your very own set of nails to take home. Materials provided! First come first serve, maximum 8 participants.
Decorate press-on nails at the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch! Paint and use stickers to make your very own set of nails to take home. Materials provided! First come first serve, maximum 8 participants.
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Monthly Mending Circle at Oakland Asian Cultural Center, Pacific Renaissance Plaza, 388 Ninth St, Suite 290, Oakland.
Lego and Duplo bricks are available for building free‑form creations or monthly challenges, with selected builds displayed in the Dimond Branch children’s area, for ages 1–12.
Rest, Repair, Rebuild gathering at Jack London Aquatic Center offers trauma‑informed practice and reflection led by Oakland’s ReCAST program and Trauma Transformed.
Certified farmers' market in Old Oakland historic district offers diverse, affordable produce year‑round, rain or shine, accepting WIC, EBT and Market Match.
Monthly art workshops led by MOCHA teachers at Temescal Branch focus on creativity, social‑emotional and academic skill building, for ages 5–15 and caregivers.
Jewelry making and original decorative craft projects with all materials provided, held at the Melrose Branch Adult Area in Oakland, ages 13 and up.
Makeshift: Community Dye Bath – Exploring with Tannins at Makeshift: Center for Material Studies, 4425 Linden St, Oakland.
Storytime with rhymes, books, and songs, then free play with toys and garden access at Melrose Branch, Oakland, all ages.
Songs, active rhymes and stories, then age‑appropriate toys playtime through 11:15 am; may be held outside the library, for ages 1–3.
Spooky songs and stories for babies at Golden Gate Branch, Oakland, with a 15‑20‑minute storytime followed by play, all ages.
Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects in the Central Library’s Children’s Nonfiction Room and THPS Community Room, exploring self‑expression and cultural themes, ages 5–12.
Free Zumba class with instructor Becca Todd at Dimond Branch, welcoming beginners and all abilities, held four Tuesdays, ages 18 and up.