Teen Hangout @THP South
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6th-12th grade students: join us for snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts each Wednesday after school in the THP South Teen Room.
6th-12th grade students: join us for snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts each Wednesday after school in the THP South Teen Room.
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Snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts fill the THP South Teen Room for 6th‑12th graders, ages 9–18.
Snacks, games, movies, YouTube videos, and crafts fill the THP South Teen Room for 6th‑12th graders, ages 9–18.
Spanish storytime with songs in the Central Children’s Room, followed by a Stay and Play for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, for ages 5 and under.
Stories, songs, and rhymes on the North Branch Library lawn, 30‑minute session, bring a blanket or mat; indoor meeting if rain, for ages 2–5.
Exit Signs exhibition at Worth Ryder Art Gallery showcases multidisciplinary works by nine studio students exploring memory, migration, gender, sexuality and power across sculpture, painting, textiles and installation.
Video works explore Pacific nuclear history, colonialism, and climate change, featuring poet Kathy Jetn̄il‑Kijiner on Runit Dome, Michael Light’s Bravo/Echo series, a mammoth‑tooth journey, and wave‑projected Bikini Texts.
Unstructured group play in the Central Library’s Children’s Room follows the Un Poquito de Español storytime, sharing toys and building social skills, ages 5 and under.
After storytime, children explore toys, soft blocks, and musical instruments at North Branch, sharing playtime with other caregivers for ages 5 and under.
Bilingual music and movement class at La Peña Cultural Center with singing, dancing, and instrument play for children and caregivers, for ages 6 and under.
Read‑aloud book club where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities choose and share books together, co‑designed with Ala Costa Center, at Central Library for ages 18 and up.
Books, rhymes, music and more fill Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch for ages 5 and under.
Instructor Sky Sandoval leads a low‑impact Tai Chi introduction at the Central Library, offering balance, focus, and relaxation practice, ages 5 and up.
Spanish‑language music and movement class with singing, dancing, and instrument play for children and caregivers at La Peña Cultural Center, for ages 6 and under.
Discuss any Lisa Gardner suspense novel at the Mystery Book Club in West Branch, Berkeley, ages 18 and up.