43 upcoming events for kids and families at Campbell Library, straight from the calendar we read every week.
Library · Campbell · Updated October 21, 2026
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Music, stories, and playful movement with scarves and beanbags fill Campbell Library’s Community Room, offering noisy singing and instruments; free, limited capacity, all ages.
English conversation practice in Campbell Library’s community room, free with limited space, registration required, open to ages 18+, accessibility accommodations available on request.
Evening storytime with songs, silliness, and stories, pajama-friendly, at Campbell Library Community Room A, free for all ages.
Stories and songs for toddlers in the Campbell Library Community Room, free with limited capacity, ages 1–3.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Tween Dungeons and Dragons (Campbell Library, Community Room) — D&D game sessions for ages 10–13, taught by a Game Master, eight‑week weekly meet, waitlist available.
Native plant gardening talk in Campbell Library’s Community Room teaches selecting California natives for seasonal color, attracting butterflies, bees and birds year‑round, all ages.
Stephanie Morris presents a talk on selecting California native plants for seasonal color, pollinator support, drought tolerance, and edible garden integration.
Family-friendly Halloween storytime with a parade and treats on the grass behind Campbell Library and City Hall, costumes encouraged, all ages.
Songs, fingerplays, rhymes and short stories fill the Campbell Library community room, followed by baby toys and playtime for caregivers, for ages 0–18 months.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Campbell Library shows Halloween classics with popcorn, candy, and drinks; bring a blanket or sit in provided chairs, ages 13–18.
Poltergeist (1982) screens at Campbell Library with popcorn, candy, drinks, and optional blankets or pillows for a laid‑back viewing, ages 13 and up.
Campbell Book Club meets at Campbell Library Community Room to discuss The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters for Native American Heritage Month, ages 18+.
Music, stories, and playful movement with scarves and beanbags fill Campbell Library’s Community Room, offering noisy singing and instruments; free, limited capacity, all ages.
English conversation practice in Campbell Library’s community room, free with limited space, registration required, open to ages 18+, accessibility accommodations available on request.
Evening storytime with songs, silliness, and stories, pajama-friendly, at Campbell Library Community Room A, free for all ages.
Stories and songs for toddlers in the Campbell Library Community Room, free with limited capacity, ages 1–3.
Tween Dungeons and Dragons (Campbell Library, Community Room) — Biweekly D&D sessions for ages 10–13, four meetings covering advanced play basics.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Dinosaur-themed crafts and activities fill the Campbell Library Community Room for families, free, all ages.
Teen Manga Book Club (Campbell Library) — Discuss Frieren volume 1 manga, its story, artwork, characters, and themes; first five registrants receive a copy to keep, for ages 13–18.
Consumer Action workshop at Campbell Library covers federal call‑text protections, call‑reduction steps, scam signs, reporting resources, with materials in English, Spanish and Chinese, for ages 18 and up.
Music, stories, and playful movement with scarves and beanbags fill Campbell Library’s Community Room, offering noisy singing and instruments; free, limited capacity, all ages.
English conversation practice in Campbell Library’s community room, free with limited space, registration required, open to ages 18+, accessibility accommodations available on request.
Evening storytime with songs, silliness, and stories, pajama-friendly, at Campbell Library Community Room A, free for all ages.
Campbell Library closed for Veterans Day; the online library stays open 24/7 for eBooks, downloads, streaming, all ages.
Stories and songs for toddlers in the Campbell Library Community Room, free with limited capacity, ages 1–3.
Friends of the Campbell Library used book sale (Campbell Library Community Room) — fiction, children’s, romance, thriller, books, DVDs, CDs; cash, check, card accepted, bags required, all ages.
Free writing workshop for parents and caregivers in Campbell Library’s Community Room teaches how to boost children’s confidence, improve sentences, and expand ideas for ages 5–13 and 18+.
Monarch Financial offers a seminar on wills, trusts, probate, and beneficiary mistakes at Campbell Library, led by Mo Dadkhah and Darwin Aguilera, for ages 18+.
Music, stories, and playful movement with scarves and beanbags fill Campbell Library’s Community Room, offering noisy singing and instruments; free, limited capacity, all ages.
English conversation practice in Campbell Library’s community room, free with limited space, registration required, open to ages 18+, accessibility accommodations available on request.
Evening storytime with songs, silliness, and stories, pajama-friendly, at Campbell Library Community Room A, free for all ages.
Stories and songs for toddlers in the Campbell Library Community Room, free with limited capacity, ages 1–3.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Tween Dungeons and Dragons (Campbell Library, Community Room) — Biweekly D&D sessions for ages 10–13, four meetings covering advanced play basics.
Tutors assist K‑5 students with homework in Campbell Library’s Children’s Room, providing basic supplies; walk‑ins welcome, parents must stay, for ages 5–13.
Campbell Library Community Room hosts a LEGO building session where children create with bricks and younger ones play with Duplos, caregivers stay nearby, first‑come, first‑served, for ages 5–13.
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