Afternoon Sewing
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Five sewing machines will be available. There will be minimal instruction. Limited tools and supplies will be provided. This is not a sewing class.
Five sewing machines will be available. There will be minimal instruction. Limited tools and supplies will be provided. This is not a sewing class.
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Virtual meeting with a Sacramento State transfer representative to discuss College of San Mateo transfer requirements and admissions information.
Virtual meeting with a UCLA transfer representative to discuss transfer requirements and admissions information for College of San Mateo students, with registration links provided.
Drop‑in genealogy assistance offered on the Main Library’s second floor in San Mateo, with email appointments available at librarian@smcgs.org.
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3-D Print Drop In (Book Bubble) — design a Tinkercad model or choose a Thingiverse item for same‑day printing, first‑come, first‑served, independent computer use required, ages 5–11.
Arts & Crafts wellness hour at Skyline College Library offers new crafts, a tech detox, and a chance to unwind and recharge for students, staff, and faculty.
Basic English Class (Laurel Room, San Mateo) — Learners practice basic words, phrases, and simple sentences.
One‑on‑one 30‑minute tech assistance in the Main Library computer lab, covering email, software, eBooks, with devices and library cards required; registration needed.
Romance Book Club meets at Hillsdale Library Programming Space to discuss Ann Aguirre’s *I Think I Am in Love With An Alien*.
Dedicated stitching session in the Laurel Room with fellow knitters, crocheters, and cross‑stitchers sharing project time and advice.
Reading skills practice and book discussions in the Main Library’s Laurel Room.