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Build spooky LEGO haunted houses and ghostly scenes while exploring STEM at Cherryland Community Center, for ages 5–10.
Mother Earth, the 13th Annual Climate Change Show, presented at Sun Gallery in Hayward.
Spooky LEGO haunted houses are built and traps engineered at Cherryland Community Center, testing Minifig survival, for ages 5–9.
Shared reading with AAC devices demonstrates language and builds communication skills, paced for device use, led by graduate students at Union City Library, for ages 3–12.
Read, sing, and create art in English and Spanish at Cherryland Library, Hayward, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at Cherryland Library offers stories, songs, and movement for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Teen Time: Make a Mini Haunted House (Teen Room, Downtown Library, Hayward) — all ages.
Reclaiming Your Inner Wisdom: an online conversation with Asha Frost (online) — ages 13 and up.
Open sewing session (Meeting Room C, Downtown Library, Hayward) — participants work on projects together, ages 13–18.
Play stations and hands‑on activities encourage exploration, creativity, and social development at Castro Valley Community Center, with one caregiver per child, for ages 0–5.
Independent gymnastics practice for children 18 months to 4 years at San Lorenzo Community Center and Park, with staff assistance, adult supervision required, pre‑registration needed.
Teen Time: Drop-In Gaming (Teen Room, Downtown Library, Hayward) — Open gaming session for ages 18 and up.