Chess at Central
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Join us for casual chess every Thursday from 3pm-5pm in the 1st Floor Commons! 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
Join us for casual chess every Thursday from 3pm-5pm in the 1st Floor Commons! 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
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Casual chess in the Central Library 1st‑floor Commons with plenty of boards and a big screen for online chess or puzzles, for ages 5–10 and 13 and up.
Casual chess in the Central Library 1st‑floor Commons with plenty of boards and a big screen for online chess or puzzles, for ages 5–10 and 13 and up.
Casual chess in the Central Library 1st‑floor Commons with plenty of boards and a big screen for online chess or puzzles, for ages 5–10 and 13 and up.
Pet photo submissions create a Día de los Muertos ofrenda displayed at the North Branch Library, honoring pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, ages 18 and up.
Bancroft Library corridor displays centuries‑spanning Philippine materials, including a 1646 Inquisitorial trial transcript, Cebuano prayer book, student publications, and Jessica Hagedorn’s drafts, drawings, and lyrics.
Read‑aloud book club where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities choose and share books together, co‑designed with Ala Costa Center, at Central Library for ages 18 and up.
Books, rhymes, music and more fill Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch for ages 5 and under.
Instructor Sky Sandoval leads a low‑impact Tai Chi introduction at the Central Library, offering balance, focus, and relaxation practice, ages 5 and up.
Exit Signs exhibition at Worth Ryder Art Gallery showcases multidisciplinary works by nine studio students exploring memory, migration, gender, sexuality and power across sculpture, painting, textiles and installation.
Forests: A Pillar of Climate Resilience symposium at Chou Hall, UC Berkeley.
Discuss any Lisa Gardner suspense novel at the Mystery Book Club in West Branch, Berkeley, ages 18 and up.