Join us for an engaging and informative session designed for anyone curious about homelessness in Contra Costa. Whether you’re a concerned community member, have ideas for service programs, or are seeking services yourself, this presentation is for you!
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Family Storytime (El Sobrante Library meeting room) — Themed songs, movement, rhymes, stories, and literacy activities, for ages 5 and under.
Spanish TCC Workforce Development Workshop at Richmond Rising Office provides job search, resume and interview preparation tools; open to ages 16 and up, registration required.
Graduate students from African American and African Diaspora Studies and History of Art guide tours of Maren Hassinger’s Living Moving Growing exhibition, free on First Thursdays.
Cal Berkeley women's tennis faces opponents at the neutral NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships in Athens, Georgia.
Songs, fingerplays and lap bounces for babies 0‑1 in Walnut Creek Library’s Oak View Room, with post‑session playtime; no registration required, for ages 1 and under.
Guided seated meditation using visualizations and objects, followed by optional journaling or partner conversation, at San Ramon Library upstairs program room, ages 18 and up.
Mr. Ty leads an interactive storytime with songs, rhymes, and a take‑home book at Pittsburg Library, limited to two children per lap, for ages 0–5.
Anime, cartoons, video games, button making, crafts, and rotating activities fill Totally Tuesdays at Dougherty Station Library, for ages 13–18.
