Step into a prehistoric world in this 3-hour LEGO® Dinosaur Exploration workshop! Students will build ancient creatures, jungle scenes, and fossil displays while exploring hands-on design and creativity. It’s the perfect short adventure for dino fans of all ages—no experience needed!
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Southside Community Center hosts a 3‑hour LEGO® Dinosaur Exploration workshop where participants build ancient creatures, jungle scenes, and fossil displays for ages 5–9.
Build detailed LEGO® dinosaurs, prehistoric scenes, and dig site dioramas while learning design and problem‑solving at Willow Glen Community & Senior Center, Room 3, for ages 5–10.
Grab and Go STEM Kit: Dreamcatchers (Edenvale Teen Room, San Jose) — Explore geometric patterns blending Native American culture and math with ready-made kits, materials included, ages 12–18.
Write a thank‑you note on a paper leaf and attach it to the Gratitude Tree by the Information Desk; free, for all ages.
Vietnamese storytime with songs and a simple craft project at Evergreen Library’s Children’s Area, followed by a take‑home creation, for ages 10 and under.
Arts & Crafts Fun (Calabazas, San Jose) — Budding Leaders offers arts and crafts classes with materials, adult help for younger, solo for older, for ages 5–12.
Spooktacular Halloween Party (Almaden Community Center Dance Studio) — Food, haunting beats for dancing, and an eerie costume contest, ages 50 and up.
Hands‑on seasonal sensory stations with pumpkins, fall leaves, spooky and Halloween discoveries in Room 9 at Willow Glen Community & Senior Center, for ages 6 months–3.
Costumes, food, games, crafts, and stories fill Southside Community Center Room 11, for ages 3–5.
Make shaker rattles for dancing music at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, ages 3–13.
Danika from Artist’s Garden Oasis leads a pumpkin centerpiece workshop at Cosentino Family Farm, providing locally sourced pumpkins and organically grown dried materials for crafting autumn decorations.
Spooky LEGO workshop at Roosevelt Community Center lets participants build haunted scenes, ghostly builds, and monster‑inspired creations while learning design skills, ages 5–10.
