Learn something new in Rodeo, CA. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Don't know how to do needlepoint? Don't worry! Bargello is fun, cute, and SUPER easy to learn! Make your very own piece (coaster, wall art, whatever you want it to be) to take home with you. All supplies and instructions included, so just bring yourself (and a friend). Your work may be featured in..
Join us for monthly art workshops for children and families led by teachers from the Museum of Children's Art (MOCHA) . For ages 5-15 and caregivers. MOCHA workshops focus on building creativity, social-emotional and academic skills through art. This program is supported by funding provided by the..
$25 Adult, $35 Youth 3-8 Members receive $15 off Buy Tickets This Months Theme: Guardians of the Forest – Discover the Oakland Redwoods! Journey into the majestic redwood groves of the Oakland Hills and explore the towering giants that call our local parks home. Interactive Workshop: Learn what...
Waterfront area with walking paths, public art, bay views, and the Hercules Transit Center. Growing mixed-use development with shops and dining.
SatchVai Band ft. Joe Satriani & Steve Vai live at Fox Theater
Home of San Francisco Ballet — one of the premier ballet companies in the US.
Space and science museum with planetarium, telescope viewing, and interactive exhibits.
Community park with large playground, splash pad, basketball courts, picnic areas, and a community garden. Central family gathering spot.
di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art is an art park on 217 acres in Napa Valley with a collection of over 1,600 iconic artworks from Northern California.
Napa's original craft beer bar with 30+ rotating taps pouring local and regional craft beers. Lively downtown saloon atmosphere with an extensive beer list and full food menu.
55-acre garden in Golden Gate Park with 9,000+ plant species. Free for SF residents.
Waterfront marina with Bay Trail access, parks, Lucretia Edwards Park playground, public art, and Bay views. Great for walking and biking.
Working artist community in historic WWII shipyard buildings. Open studio events twice a year. Galleries and public art.
Stunning 3.5-acre dry garden with thousands of succulents and drought-tolerant plants. First private garden saved by the Garden Conservancy.
UC Berkeley science center with hands-on exhibits, planetarium, outdoor science park, and panoramic Bay views. All ages.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art — one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the US.
Registration is Encouraged! Line dancing in the library offers a way to get your body moving while we turn the community room into an energetic dance floor. We invite people of all ages to learn rhythmic routines while forming community. Carah Herring has been leading Group Exercise classes for...
Drop in for craft time at Golden Gate Branch every second Thursday of the month from 4:00-5:00pm! Create a new craft each time - think: DIY pins, zines, friendship bracelets, etc. Got a craft you want to do? Let our teen librarian know! No registration required - just come by! Get accessibility...
2.5-mile multi-use trail on a former railroad right-of-way with public art, community gardens, and playgrounds along the route.
Interested in learning how to do yoga or already have a practice and want to join others in your community? Join Jacalyn White in this yoga workshop. Please bring your own towel, mat or other props. Chairs will be available upon request. This program is intended for adults. Online Registration.
The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco is one of the largest museums in the Western world devoted to Asian art, with 18,000+ works spanning 6,000 years.
Craft Circle Please join our Community Craft Circle where you can work on your knitting, crochet, tatting, embroidery, or any craft you like! We get together every other Friday from 1PM to 4PM to have a chance to be social and creative together. The space is large with chairs, tables, and plugs on..
We welcome you to Albany Library’s monthly book club discussion. The club meets every third Saturday. Materials selected for reading and discussion are to be determined by the whole club. The group is open to adults as well as teens, and the number of participants is 20. Please consider joining us..
For 2nd grade - teens. Each session will have a lesson, demonstration, “simul” play against our experienced chess guide, and open informal play. Beginners are welcome, but students should know the names of the pieces and how they move. Registration encouraged. Library staff may take photos, videos,.
Premier children's museum at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge with indoor/outdoor exhibits, art studios, and a wave workshop. Ages 0-10.
Unique former landfill turned nature area on a peninsula jutting into the Bay. Walking trails, public art, dog park, and stunning Bay views.
Rickshaw Stop is a 400-capacity music venue in Hayes Valley, hosting indie, electronic, dance parties, and cultural events.
East Bay Regional Park · restrooms, hiking, birding
Join us for a FREE 75-minute yoga class at the Library! Dress in comfy clothes and bring an exercise mat. Classes are held every 3rd Saturday of the month. All adults and teens are welcome. Instructor Joe Sapena completed the teaching program at the Yoga Room in Berkeley. The practice of yoga has...
Paved greenway trail running through Albany with public art, playgrounds along the way, and connections to El Cerrito and Berkeley. Great for biking and walking.
Friday Afternoon Library Book Club . Dougherty Station Library Join other book lovers for monthly get-togethers and book discussions. 2025 Book List June: The Lost Book Shop by Evie Woods July: What we can know by Ian McEwan August: The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by Desai, Kiran September: Bad...
35 minutes Ages 8 and up It’s been called a river in the sky, a tree of life, a celestial spine, and even a spray of mother’s milk, but since Galileo made the telescopic discovery that is made up of countless hosts of stars and mysterious, dark, brooding clouds, we have come to know The Milky Way...
In honor of APIA Heritage Month, we are screening the film "From the Ground Up" at the San Lorenzo Public Library with special, special guest and featured interviewee, Leon Sun! Summary: The film follows artist Leon Sun, Barnali Ghosh and Anirvan Chatterjee of the Berkeley South Asian Radical...
34-acre garden with 12,000+ plants from around the world. Family-friendly tours, seasonal events, and stunning views of the Bay and Golden Gate Bridge.
