Middle Grade Book Group: Healer of the Water Monster
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Check out our book group, just for kids ages 6-12!
Check out our book group, just for kids ages 6-12!
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Storytelling Festival finale at Menlo Park Library offers a whole lot of tale-spinning.
Simple sets and costumes let toddlers wiggle while a storyteller retells Little Red Riding Hood at Palo Alto Children’s Theatre, for ages 2–6.
Librarian Juliana leads sing‑along rhymes and story reading in the Midtown Room at Mitchell Park Library, ages 5 and under.
Storytime in the children’s room features new stories, songs, and wiggles, followed by Stay and Play activities that practice sharing and social skills, ages 11 and under.
Free drop-in basketball at Columbia Neighborhood Center gym for middle and high schoolers with student ID, adults and coaches not permitted.
Daring acrobatics, galloping horses, playful dogs, Nino the Clown and live music fill Zoppé Circus Tent in Redwood City’s Main Library parking lot for two hours, all ages.
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.
LEGO Club (Woodside Library) — Build LEGO creations, flex architectural skills, and relax in the afternoon, for ages 6–18.
Native American drumming and dance presentation at San Carlos Library showcases drum rhythms, dance styles, history and outfit making, for ages 18 and under.
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.