Family Storytime
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Family Storytime is a fun mix of songs, books, and stories, suited for 3-5 year-olds, but all are welcome. Children will develop language, literacy, and social skills alongside their families. No registration is required.
Family Storytime is a fun mix of songs, books, and stories, suited for 3-5 year-olds, but all are welcome. Children will develop language, literacy, and social skills alongside their families. No registration is required.
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Family Storytime (El Sobrante Library meeting room) — Themed songs, movement, rhymes, stories, and literacy activities, for ages 5 and under.
Storybooks, songs, rhymes, movement and activities support early literacy and social skills at Crockett Library, Crockett, free, for ages 5 and under.
Storybooks, flannel boards, and songs support early literacy at San Pablo Library, San Pablo, for ages 5 and under.
Songs, books, and stories blend at San Ramon Library’s Family Storytime, encouraging language, literacy, and social skill development, for ages 1–5.
Teen volunteers run D&D one‑shot adventures at level 5 in San Ramon Library, encouraging players to bring a level 5 character sheet, for ages 13–18.
Bilingual English/Spanish storytime followed by a stay‑and‑play activity at the Wilma Chan Family Resource Center, for ages 5 and under.
Singing, stories, and rhyming activities for toddlers and caregivers at Dublin Library, free tickets limited to first 35 in line, ages 5 and under.
Musical Storytime with stories, fingerplays, rhymes, and music, followed by early‑learning toy play at Dougherty Station Library, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at San Ramon Library features books, songs, fingerplays, movement and a 15‑minute play session, for ages 1–5.
Storytime at Cherryland Library offers stories, songs, and movement for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Mental health clinicians and a community support worker provide education and a supportive ear at Concord Library, for all ages.
English conversation group at San Pablo Library lets adults practice speaking and listening, with babies welcome, for ages 1 and under and 18 and up.
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.
Independent gymnastics practice for children 18 months to 4 years at San Lorenzo Community Center and Park, with staff assistance, adult supervision required, pre‑registration needed.
Storytime with stories, songs, fingerplays and movement for toddlers ages 1‑2 and caregivers, followed by stay‑and‑play, free tickets at the Children’s Desk, for ages 3 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.