Events

How many feathers are in the guessing jar? Stop by the Lafayette Library Children's Area and submit your guess. The person with the closest guess will win our grand prize! The winner will be notified October 5th.

This program is made…

Try a new puzzle challenge each Tuesday in the Teen/Young Adult book area.

Solve the puzzle to uncover a hidden four-digit code, then visit the Prize Puzzler box near the 3D printer by the Service Desk. Enter your code to unlock the box and…

Create a banner of flags with messages that encourage yourself and others to take action. Take your finished items home and use art to share ideas, inspire change, and express what matters.

All materials will be provided, including yarn,…

Teens: Make a zine using one of our spooky prompts or on the topic of your choice. Bring your creation to the library to receive a treat and make 5 copies of your zine to keep, plus add a copy to our collection for display through the month…

A library card hits all the right notes! Celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month with us. Find the hidden musical images in the Children's Area to receive a prize.Pick up a game sheet at the front of the library or at the Study…

Wise Owl says it's Back-to-School time! Come into Prewett to pickup a craft to make your own Wise Owl. This is a simple craft using a paper cup.

Once completed, Wise Owl can keep you company while doing schoolwork or you can turn it…

Button, button, who has the button? Prewett library has the button! We have a jar full of buttons just waiting for you to guess how many buttons there are. The entry with the closest guess will win a simple Back-to-School prize. Winner…

Some of our favorite book characters have lost their library cards! Can you help us find them? Search for 10 popular book characters in the children’s section to learn about their favorite library resources. Check each character off as you…

Do you have any new or gently used Halloween costumes you would like to donate to a spook-tacular event? Concord Library is gladly accepting donations for all ages, now through October 20, for its annual Costume Boo-tique giveaway.

Grab your D20 and come play Dungeons and Dragons at the San Pablo Library!

Dungeons & Dragons® is a role-playing adventure game where you explore fantasy worlds and embark on epic quests!

This is a program for teens ages 12 to 18.

All…

Computer docents are volunteers who answer simple technical questions and offer basic instruction on library computers. They help you get started, so you can take those skills and continue to explore and learn on your own!Computer Docents…

The Friends of the El Sobrante Library (FESL) are having Book Sales on the first Saturday of every month in the Nancy Fahden House (adjacent to the library).

Members 10-2 pm

General public 12-2 pm.

Every sale includes books that are new to…

Build early literacy skills with stories, songs, finger plays and fun. Then enjoy Stay and Play in the same programming area. Stay and Play offers an unstructured time that allows for socialization, movement, and free play. A variety of…

Discover the art form and symbolic language of the Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania, while learning how to make a beaded Maasai Concentric Circle necklaces

Expand your cultural literacy through Moraga library’s World Exploration Craft…

Family Storytime is geared for a mix of ages and invites the entire family to participate in early literacy activities such as stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and movement activities. Stay & Play with toys and friends after…

First Saturday Storytime followed by Stay and Play!

Join us for story time and enjoy books, lively songs, felt boards stories, and lots of "get your wiggles" out movement,

Stay and Play after stories to enjoy our collection of…

Come read to specially trained therapy dogs that listen to readers without judgment. Sign up for a 15 minute slot by visiting or calling the Library. Walk-ins are welcome, but sign-ups are encouraged. This free program is…

Would your child like to read to a friendly therapy dog? Children in grades K through 5 can read to dogs certified for sociability. Beginning readers can get low-stress practice, fluid readers can make a new furry friend.

Would your child like to read to a friendly therapy dog? Children in grades K through 5 can read to dogs certified for sociability. Beginning readers can get low-stress practice, fluid readers can make a new furry friend.