Heritage Resource Commission - Regular Meeting
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Bingo at Danville Senior Center offers 5–6 games, sponsored by Family Matters and Qualicare, free with pre‑registration required, ages 55 and up.
Singing, stories, and rhyming activities for toddlers and caregivers at Dublin Library, free tickets limited to first 35 in line, ages 5 and under.
Practice a 37‑posture T’ai‑chi form and partner drills in the Walnut Creek Library’s Oak View Room, guided by Cheng Man‑ching’s method, ages 18 and up.
Walnut Creek Library’s Oak View Room hosts crafts, games, scavenger hunts, special guests, and movie screenings for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, ages 18+.
Variety show screening at the Danville Senior Center, featuring a concession stand; pre‑registration required.
Crawl-O-Ween takes place in Historic Downtown Danville at Hartz and Prospect Avenues.
Halloween mischief erupts on stage at the Village Theatre with Spontaneous Mind delivering fast, funny, unscripted improv games based on audience suggestions.
Thomas Rossberg, Danville Police Chief, presents holiday crime‑prevention techniques at the Danville Senior Center.