Stop by West Branch and make a beautiful beaded bracelet or hemp cord necklace for yourself or a friend. All materials and snacks provided. This program is intended for Elementary and tween age children and occurs every first Tuesday of the month from 3:30pm-5:00pm.
Welcome to our first Fiber Arts Halloween Special. With help from the folks at Fashion's Facade, we will be using the sewing machines to embellish or create unique Halloween costumes. Come with your ideas, or get inspiration from our volunteers. We have lots of fabric and supplies on hand, but don't always have every n…
Description This four-session online course (4 hours per session) provides beginning-to-intermediate training in Synchro and SimTraffic software and the recently published Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) 7th Edition: A Guide for Multimodal Mobility Analysis (TRB 2022 and HCS7). Using a combination of interactive lecture,…
CrafterDark is getting bigger and better! We're hosting another bi-weekly craft session every Sunday Night at Anchor House. Free crafting and art-making
Come learn to crochet and to hang out with other yarn lovers! All experience levels welcome, bring your own project or use the supplies provided. For children in 3rd to 6th grade.
Join us for monthly art workshops for children and families led by teachers from the Museum of Children's Art (MOCHA) . For ages 5-15 and caregivers. MOCHA workshops focus on building creativity, social-emotional and academic skills through art. This program is supported by funding provided by the Friends of the Oaklan…
Every 1st Tuesday of each month, crafters of all ages and skill levels are welcome to bring any self-directed hook or needle project (knit, crochet, embroidery, etc.) to El Cerrito Library. Materials, including hooks, needles, scissors, yarn, and thread will be available for participants to use while with the group. Bo…
Playreaders do exactly what the name says: it’s an interactive program where participants read aloud from plays, changing parts frequently so everyone gets a chance to bring theater to life. *Please Note: For this date only, we will be meeting on the 3rd floor in the Berkeley History Room Registration is not necessary…
Led by dancer, theater artist, and Berkeley Civic Arts Individual Artist Grantee, ChingChi Yu, this dance program is designed for all fitness levels, body types, and ages; no prior dance training is required. Each class will start with breathing and wellness movement exercises, such as tapping, level-arm swinging, and…
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Abstract: Since Abdulkadiroğlu and Sönmez (2003), economists have assessed school-choice systems nearly universally through the lens of mechanism design. In this paper, we experimentally assess this practice using the model completeness approach of Fudenberg, Kleinberg, Liang, and Mullainathan (2022). We present 10k ex…
We have plenty of boards and a big screen for online chess or puzzles! We will be playing in The Commons on the 1st floor. All Levels Are Welcome
In the 1968 classic film Bullitt , San Francisco police detective Frank Bullitt (Steve McQueen) is hired by a politician to guard a mob witness. When hitmen kill the man, Bullitt goes rogue to uncover a complex double-cross involving a decoy witness, leading to a legendary car chase and airport shootout. Basic Instinct…
