Social: Knitting Circle
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Relax in the library with the Knitting Club. We meet every first, third and fifth Saturday of the month.
Relax in the library with the Knitting Club. We meet every first, third and fifth Saturday of the month.
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Knitting Circle at Glen Park Library invites participants to share and work on knitting, crochet, weaving, or fiber‑art projects in an inclusive setting, all skills welcome, ages 18+.
Knitting and crocheting meet‑up at Ortega Library offers limited yarn, needles, and hooks for use, open to all skill levels, 18+.
Knitting Circle gathers at the Sunset room of San Francisco Public Library for relaxed knitting sessions, ages 18 and up.
Knitting Circle at Glen Park Library invites participants to share and work on knitting, crochet, weaving, or fiber‑art projects in an inclusive setting, all skills welcome, ages 18+.
North Beach Library open house features a Día de los Muertos ofrenda, Halloween storytime, tea tasting, acrylic painting, LEGO play, and shadow‑puppet crafts, all ages.
Self‑guided Chinese calligraphy, coloring, and board games invite creative relaxation in Chinatown at the San Francisco Public Library, ages 18 and up.
Make a bookmark, wall hanging or patch with textile artist Cristina Edwards while learning weaving techniques, receiving a small loom and supplies to continue at home, all ages.
Storytime for babies at Golden Gate Valley Library, followed by playtime, with limited space and first‑come tickets at the side gate, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime: For Toddlers (Presidio, San Francisco Public Library) — a reading session for ages 5 and under.
Storytime for preschoolers at Portola Library, then playtime, space limited, for ages 5 and under.
Beginner watercolor class at the San Francisco Botanical Garden guides participants to paint current blooms on pre‑drawn paper with all supplies provided.
One‑day cyanotype workshop at Harvey Milk Photo Center lets participants create blue‑toned photograms using flowers, plants, and other found objects, ages 18 and up.
Drop-in art workshops in the Randall Museum’s Art Room feature instructors guiding a new hands‑on project each week, $5 per person, for all ages.
Halloween Boonanza (Central Lawn & Main Plaza) — candy collecting, magical fairy encounters with Happily Ever Laughter, festive crafts by GoGo Craft, and a performance by Jamaroo.
Laser Cutter Safety Training (Noisebridge) — Hands‑on safety session using a 150 W CO₂ laser cutter, includes cardboard cutting and Q&A; $5 registration fee.
Cantonese digital literacy tutorial at Portola Library teaches basic computer skills over four sessions, provides laptops for class, and awards a laptop after attendance, ages 18 and up.