LEGO for Kids (Ages 5+) at the Main Library
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LEGO for Kids (Ages 5+) at the Main Library
LEGO for Kids (Ages 5+) at the Main Library
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Crafts, games, snacks, and more await in the Estudillo Room at San Leandro Public Library, for ages 11–18.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and lap bounces for pre‑walkers and caregivers at the Manor Branch, ages 2 months–12 months.
Mobile library at Hillside Elementary provides free library cards and on‑site borrowing, with items orderable in advance via the online catalog, for all ages.
Monthly art workshops led by MOCHA teachers at Golden Gate Branch focus on creativity, social‑emotional and academic skill building, for ages 5–15 and caregivers.
Family Storytime at Main Library offers books, songs, rhymes, flannel stories, then a craft for all ages.
LEGO Robotics session in the Estudillo Room at San Leandro Public Library encourages creativity and problem solving with building challenges, ages 5 and up.
Sewing Machine Basics for Teens (Main Library TeenZone, Oakland) — Hands‑on instruction on a Singer Heavy Duty machine for beginners, all materials provided, first‑come, first‑served, ages 13–18.
Bilingual Spanish Story Time (Main Library, San Leandro) — English and Spanish story sessions.
Workshop at 300 Estudillo Ave, where adults read a short article, write about it, and share ideas to improve English for intermediate-level learners, ages 18 and up.
Interactive storytime with books, songs, and movement builds early literacy at the Manor Branch for ages 1–4.
LEGO® Lounge (Moraga Library) — Build with provided LEGO® bricks, imagine, interact, and listen to music. All ages.
After-school homework help at the Manor Branch Library for grades 1‑5, registration required.