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Join us at the Cupertino Library 3:30-4:30 PM! Students in Kindergarten to 8th grade are welcome to play and create with LEGOs on the first Tuesday of each month. Space is limited.
Join us at the Cupertino Library 3:30-4:30 PM! Students in Kindergarten to 8th grade are welcome to play and create with LEGOs on the first Tuesday of each month. Space is limited.
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Lego Club at Gilroy Library’s 1st‑floor Burrow offers Legos for kids to build creations displayed in the library, for ages 5–13.
Stories and songs with movement and action for toddlers who can no longer sit in laps (Cupertino Library, Room 101) — for ages 1–3.
Free homework help with trained tutors in Cupertino Library Room 101, basic school supplies provided, ages 5–13.
Cupertino Businesswomen's Networking Luncheon takes place at Cupertino Community Hall, hosted by the City of Cupertino and the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce.
Dia de los Muertos altar honoring Latinx STEM ancestors displayed at the De Anza Planetarium.
Mandarin and English stories, songs, flannel board tale, fingerplay, and a craft project led by the children librarian in Cupertino Library Room 101, all ages.
Art therapy session in Cupertino Library’s Room 101 explores new techniques and materials, letting participants create a take‑home artwork; for ages 10–13.
Weekly ESL Conversation Club meets in Cupertino Library Room 201A, offering listening and speaking practice and cultural exchange for adults 18+, registration required.
Guitar and ukulele players jam on popular songs, share chords and strums, and meet fellow musicians in Saratoga Library’s Community Room, ages 13 and up.
Bob Ross Paint + Soup (Artistic Expression Village Center, De Anza College) — Paint with supplied materials and instruction while enjoying soup.
Diwali celebration at De Anza College Main Quad features dance performances, music, arts and crafts, and free light snacks and refreshments.
Music and movement in English and Spanish fill a 45‑minute program led by Verónica Freidkes in the Los Altos Library Orchard Room, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Music, stories, and playful movement with scarves and beanbags fill Campbell Library’s Community Room, offering noisy singing and instruments; free, limited capacity, all ages.