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Our Storytelling Festival concludes with a whole lot of tale-spinning!
Our Storytelling Festival concludes with a whole lot of tale-spinning!
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Middle Grade Book Group: Healer of the Water Monster at Menlo Park Library — book discussion for ages 6–12.
Solid Pictures exhibition at Cantor Arts Center showcases rare 19th‑century photosculpture artifacts that predate 3D printing, revealing early portrait‑making technology.
Artist duo Michelle Wilson and Anne Beck guide community sewing circles at various Palo Alto Enjoy! recreation locations.
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.
Diwali celebration with library‑hosted activities at Mitchell Park Community Center, featuring crafts and cultural programs for all ages.
Glowing lights, festive treats, and holiday magic fill the Monterey County Fair & Event Center at Winter WonderFest.
Food vendors, live music, and a parol lantern workshop fill the Colma Community Center night market, presented by the Town of Colma and Lemon Nerds, free, all ages.
Poetry Night at Menlo Park Library — community members share and listen to poems.
Movie screenings and video game sessions at Belle Haven Library, Menlo Park, for ages 13–19.
Costumed visitors wander the Belle Haven Community Campus parking lot, collecting candy and treats from decorated trunks while music plays, free treat bag provided, all ages.
Give Thanks Festival 2026 (San Jose McEnery Convention Center) — public event.
Administrative offices close every other Friday as Menlo Park adopts a compressed 9/80 work schedule, extending weekday hours to 7:30 am–5:30 pm.