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Tiny Tales (Downtown Library) — Interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Filipino American History Month stories, for ages 0–24 months.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Tiny Tales at Downtown Library offers interactive story time with books and songs, featuring special Native American heritage stories for children 24 months and under.
Storytime at Magical Bridge Playground provides all ages a reading session, sponsored by the Friends of the Redwood City Public Library.
Stories and music fill North Fair Oaks Library, with listening, singing, and group play for ages 11 and under.
CSM Design Showcase (Center for Creativity) — Illustrations, packaging designs, laser‑cut creations and other original works by 24 San Mateo design students on display.
Drop-In Basketball at Red Morton Community Center provides half‑gym play; adults $5, seniors $1, youth $1, all ages.
Mahjong games at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, open to all skill levels; free for Club Card members, $1 drop‑in fee for others.
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+.
Drop-in pickleball games at the Veterans Memorial Building Senior Center, $1 per senior, ages 50 and up.