Hava NaBaby: Becoming A Grandparent
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Embrace becoming grandparents and create a meaningful “gift basket” of Jewish wisdom and memories for your children and grandchildren.
Embrace becoming grandparents and create a meaningful “gift basket” of Jewish wisdom and memories for your children and grandchildren.
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Scrap quilters gather at Bernal Heights San Francisco Public Library to share quilts, ideas, and scraps, for ages 18 and up.
Create a simple Huichol yarn painting craft at Sunset, San Francisco Public Library, using traditional Mexican techniques, for ages 13–18.
Gamebridge Game Development Meetup (Noisebridge) — Free beginner‑friendly class teaching game, music, and art creation with tutorials and projects, streamed live on Discord’s Church Classroom channel.
Cycle Track open before noon at Event Location, San Francisco.
LEGO bricks and mini‑figures, plus Magna‑tiles, are available for building at Anza, San Francisco Public Library, ages 5–10.
Make slime using household ingredients at the Excelsior branch of San Francisco Public Library, ages 5–10.
Papercut workshop at JCCSF guides participants through Ketubah Renaissance patterns, then teaches papercutting to craft a personal piece.
Israeli folk dance night with choreographer Tovael Hagai at JCCSF.
Z3 Conference 2026 — Oshman Family JCC, Palo Alto.
Daniel Kahn and Jake Shulman‑Ment perform new music and Yiddish renditions of Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Woody Guthrie songs at JCCSF.
Collaborative mosaic abstract acrylic painting workshop at Sharon Art Studio, participants rotate 12‑inch wood panels, experiment with diverse acrylic mediums, then assemble a large collective artwork; 18+.
Hands‑on workshop at JCCSF explores translation, adaptation, and modern Yiddish song with Daniel Kahn.