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An afternoon of crafting and imaginative making with the Palo Alto Library! Supplies included
An afternoon of crafting and imaginative making with the Palo Alto Library! Supplies included
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Create a miniature museum exhibit inside an Altoid tin using vintage collage materials and trinkets at the Downtown Library, Palo Alto, ages 11+, supplies provided.
Build with LEGOs at College Terrace Library, snapping photos of creations; imagination fuels STEAM play for ages 18 months–11.
Multimedia exhibition at Cantor Arts Center features a performance score, a dance‑performance‑derived work, a bench redesign for comfort, and a floor that records visitor marks.
Rare 1883 woven text exhibition at Stanford's Green Library showcases microscope images, a woven enlargement, and related artworks exploring historic and modern technology-driven change.
Build a cardboard rocket with a ChompSaw at Mitchell Park Library’s Midtown Room, registration required, for ages 6–11.
Handmade greeting cards are crafted and mailed at Rinconada Library, with supplies provided for creators ages 6–11 and 14 and up.
Decorate cards or write letters at Rinconada Library.
Ghosts roam the Museum of American Heritage, offering eerie vibes and spine‑tingling fun for costumed visitors.
Repair Cafe of Silicon Valley (Museum of American Heritage) — All‑volunteer skilled workers repair and refurbish up to two broken items per household.
Fascia-focused body percussion and sound bath at the Museum of American Heritage offers restorative play and self‑care.
Create a limited‑edition uncensored publication on a manual typewriter with carbon paper and onionskin paper provided in Hohbach Hall lobby.