Kid Makers: Coding Club
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Coding Club in the Makerspace offers hands‑on coding activities with all materials supplied, open to ages 4–100; parents must stay in the building.
Coding Club in the Makerspace offers hands‑on coding activities with all materials supplied, open to ages 4–100; parents must stay in the building.
Kid Makers: Coding Club — coding activities and projects.
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.
Build and program robots with LEGO Spike Kits in individual and team challenges, all materials provided, limited to first 14 participants, for ages 8–13.
Storytelling and interactive Spanish songs with books, rhymes, and playtime for children and families at the Downtown Library, all ages, adults must accompany a child.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library each Monday, with listening, singing, and playing together, for ages 11 and under.
Drop-In Basketball at Red Morton Community Center provides half‑gym play; adults $5, seniors $1, youth $1, all ages.
Open Sewing (Downtown Library) — Drop‑in access to Baby Lock sewing machines, cutting pads, rulers, hand tools, with staff assistance for first projects, for ages 16+.
Tiny Tales (Downtown Library) — Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Filipino American History Month stories, for ages 0–24 months.
CSM Design Showcase (Center for Creativity) — Illustrations, packaging designs, laser‑cut creations and other original works by 24 San Mateo design students on display.
One‑on‑one and small‑group tech assistance at North Fair Oaks Library, covering email attachments, smartphone navigation, and other daily tasks, ages 19 and up.
Teacher Emilia leads a 30‑minute music and movement class using the PLAY curriculum at Redwood Shores Library, for ages 0–5.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library, with listening, singing, and group play for ages 11 and under.
Bridge game at the Veterans Memorial Building and Senior Center offers friendly play for all levels; free for Club Card members, $1 drop‑in fee.