Social: Family Board Game and LEGO Night
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Enjoy a board game with friends, family and neighbors or build with LEGOs. For children and their caregivers.
Enjoy a board game with friends, family and neighbors or build with LEGOs. For children and their caregivers.
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Build skyscrapers, forts, castles, or any creation with LEGOs at the Richmond branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5–10.
Machine sewing basics taught at the Main branch of San Francisco Public Library, with certification after demonstrating fundamentals, for ages 12–18.
Free playgroup sessions at Children’s Council of San Francisco offer developmentally engaging, hands‑on activities led by a coach, with screening, feedback and education for ages 0–3.
Students learn to brainstorm, research, interview, and write news articles over six weeks, then read published pieces at The Women’s Building, for ages 9–13.
Watercolor painting session at Excelsior branch of San Francisco Public Library, where kids explore color and technique, ages 5–10.
Six‑week series at the San Francisco Public Library examines how authors’ words inspire illustrations, guiding participants through drawing, collage, texture and cityscape projects, all ages.
Screen Santa Sangre at San Francisco Public Library’s North Beach branch, then discuss the film with photographer Tommy Milutin, for ages 18 and up.
Free, confidential one‑on‑one financial counseling appointments, in‑person or virtual, at the Main Library with English, Spanish and Mandarin‑speaking coaches, for ages 18 and up.
Hands‑on polymer clay workshop at Harvey Milk Center for the Arts teaches ages 8–10 shaping, color blending, texture and miniature sculpture techniques, providing all materials and take‑home pieces.
Project‑based science workshops let participants build take‑home experiments at the Randall Museum, $10 per adult/child combo, $5 each additional, for ages 4 and up.
Outdoor storytime on a bookmobile in the park, for ages 5 and under.
One‑on‑one tech assistance covering basic computer, tablet, Apple and Android phone use, offered in Cantonese, Mandarin or English, 15‑20‑minute sessions, ages 18+.