MISSION: Creative Writing Workshop for Kids
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Do you love stories? Make your ideas come to life! Build confidence in your storytelling skills. For 2nd -5th grade students.
Do you love stories? Make your ideas come to life! Build confidence in your storytelling skills. For 2nd -5th grade students.
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Songs, a simple story, fingerplays, nursery rhymes, then play, at Mission Branch Library, Santa Clara, for ages 2 and under.
Halloween storytime and indoor trick‑or‑treating with singing and dancing at Central Park Library, costumes optional, all ages.
Teen Hangout at Central Park Library offers crafts, maker projects, video and board games, plus a monthly Teen Leaders Meeting, for ages 13 and up.
Dorm Life: 175 Years of Student Housing displays photos tracing Santa Clara’s housing evolution from a boarding school to 6,500 undergraduates, in the Learning Commons, 3rd‑floor Reading Room.
Homework Club (Central Park Library – Edinger Room) offers teen volunteers assisting 2nd‑8th graders with reading and homework; limited spots, first‑come served.
Spooky library session in the Edinger Room features chilling age‑appropriate stories followed by a creepy craft to take home, ages 7 and up.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Open-ended play materials for babies and toddlers at Mission Branch Library, siblings welcome, ages 4 and under.
Librarians share stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement, then provide toys, puppets and sensory stations for free play in the Redwood Room, for ages 2–5.
Volunteer Homework Coach Lejla helps K‑5 students complete assigned work in King Library’s Children’s Room, free, for ages 5–12.
Video games, board games, and crafts offered at Mission Branch Library; attendance permits the city to use participant photos for marketing.
Spooky crafts, treats, games, and a library storytime fill City Plaza Park, with costumes encouraged and a picnic lunch, for all ages.