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At 826 Valencia Writing Lab, participants read graphic fables, discuss AI ethics, then create comics and a visual‑code game in GameBender, ages 8–13.
Six-week writing workshop at 826 Valencia Writing Lab guides middle schoolers to explore identity, craft advocacy pieces, and produce a class publication, ages 11–13.
Self‑guided play stations let children explore and build early learning skills while meeting peers at the Excelsior branch of San Francisco Public Library, ages 5 and under.
Storytime for toddlers at the Ingleside branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at the Parkside branch of the San Francisco Public Library, for ages 5 and under.
Therapy dog Kora and handler Jake visit Ortega Library’s children’s area for reading to Kora or petting, for all ages.
High‑energy baseball and softball skill clinics for pitchers, catchers and fielders at Potrero Hill Rec Center, led by Bay Sox coaches and guest instructors, for ages 11–16.
Works on Paper Book Club featuring Eat the Mouth That Feeds You by Carribean Fragoza at SFMOMA.
Doug Aitken presents an evening of art at SFMOMA.
Make a Kite with Jacob Hashimoto at SFMOMA.
Science-themed storybook read-aloud followed by a related activity at the Exploratorium, for ages 4–8.