Hey families, stop by West every First Tuesday of the Month between 3:30-5:00pm and make a beautiful, beaded bracelet. Stop by West Branch and make a beautiful beaded bracelet or hemp cord necklace for yourself or a friend. All materials and snacks provided. This program is intended for Elementary and tween age children and occurs every first Tuesday of the month from 3:30pm-5:00pm.
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Weekly LEGO building sessions in the Central Library Children’s Room, bricks provided for imaginative creations, ages 5–10.
Bilingual music and movement class at La Peña Cultural Center with singing, dancing, and instrument play for children and caregivers, for ages 6 and under.
Books, rhymes, music and more fill Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch for ages 5 and under.
Revolutionary Mexican Prints exhibit (The Bancroft Library Gallery) — Highlights from the library’s print collection trace the Taller de Gráfica Popular’s legacy from Posada to contemporary cross‑border artists.
Dia de Muertos celebration at La Peña Cultural Center features altar ceremony, bilingual storytime, craftmaking, Son Jarocho concert and community fandango, free, all ages.
Browse the Berkeley History Room’s books, newspapers, maps, photographs, and city documents in the Central Library’s southeast corner of the 2nd‑floor Fiction Reading Room, ages 18 and up.
Spanish storytime with songs in the Central Children’s Room, followed by a Stay and Play for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, for ages 5 and under.
Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects exploring self‑expression and culture at THPS Community Room and Central 4th Floor Children’s Nonfiction Room, ages 5–12.
Teaching Artist leads weekly hands‑on art projects in the Central Library’s Children’s Nonfiction Room and THPS Community Room, exploring self‑expression and cultural themes, ages 5–12.
Crafts, coloring, creatures and games await inside the Tilden Environmental Education Center, drop‑in with no registration required, for all ages.
Stories, songs, and rhymes on the North Branch Library lawn, 30‑minute session, bring a blanket or mat; indoor meeting if rain, for ages 2–5.
Unstructured group play in the Central Library’s Children’s Room follows the Un Poquito de Español storytime, sharing toys and building social skills, ages 5 and under.
