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Bring your own knitting, crochet or other portable craft project to work on in a fun and friendly drop-in setting the first Sunday of the month. No instructors are present. Limited supplies are available for practice.
Bring your own knitting, crochet or other portable craft project to work on in a fun and friendly drop-in setting the first Sunday of the month. No instructors are present. Limited supplies are available for practice.
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Calixto Robles leads a community altar creation while René y Familia provides live bilingual folk music, inviting contributions of flowers, photos, incense, and keepsakes, all ages.
Decorate a calavera (skull) spoon to take home at the Ortega branch of San Francisco Public Library, supplies limited, first‑come first‑served, all ages.
Laser Cutter Safety Training (Noisebridge) — Hands‑on safety session using a 150 W CO₂ laser cutter, includes cardboard cutting and Q&A; $5 registration fee.
Angel Island Regatta (Aquatic Park, San Francisco) — Open water swim at Aquatic Park.
DIY bath salts workshop at Eureka Valley Library lets participants blend personalized ingredients, space limited, reservations required (415‑355‑5616) for ages 18 and up.
Make a sugar skull‑inspired mask at the Merced branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5–10.
Public altar building begins at 8 a.m., followed by a noon ceremony, evening performances, and a Mission night procession at Potrero del Sol Park — all ages.
Screen Santa Sangre at San Francisco Public Library’s North Beach branch, then discuss the film with photographer Tommy Milutin, for ages 18 and up.
Free, confidential one‑on‑one financial counseling appointments, in‑person or virtual, at the Main Library with English, Spanish and Mandarin‑speaking coaches, for ages 18 and up.
Drop-in art workshops in the Randall Museum’s Art Room feature instructors guiding a new hands‑on project each week, $5 per person, for all ages.
Outdoor storytime on a bookmobile in the park, for ages 5 and under.
One‑on‑one tech assistance covering basic computer, tablet, Apple and Android phone use, offered in Cantonese, Mandarin or English, 15‑20‑minute sessions, ages 18+.