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Free nutritious groceries are distributed to low‑income seniors at Hayward Area Senior Center, with required in‑person registration; for ages 60 and up.
Reclaiming Your Inner Wisdom: an online conversation with Asha Frost (online) — ages 13 and up.
Storytime at Cherryland Library offers stories, songs, and movement for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Learning how animals stay warm and crafting a cozy critter at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, for ages 1–4.
Cross-stitch game characters at Fairview Hills' Fiber Shed, starting with a small project then completing a take‑home design such as Super Mario Bros or Stardew Valley, for ages 16.
STEAM making, building, tinkering and craft activities at San Ramon Library for 1st‑5th graders, ages 6–9.
Teen Time: Make a Mini Haunted House (Teen Room, Downtown Library, Hayward) — all ages.
Saturday Storytime in the John Pappas Legacy Room at Weekes Branch, Hayward, for all ages.
Teen Time: Drop-In Gaming (Teen Room, Downtown Library, Hayward) — Open gaming session for ages 18 and up.
Create a unique self‑portrait with colorful construction paper and collage techniques at Fremont Public Library, grades K‑5, ticket required, ages 5–10.
The Literary Corner Book Club: Dear Monica Lewinsky meets at the Community Learning Center, Downtown Library in Hayward, ages 18 and up.