Bring your creative ideas to this biweekly drop-in art and crafts studio. Topics and projects will vary each session. While project materials are provided, attendees are also welcome to bring their own work-in-progress pieces and tools. Whether you're looking to learn a new project or just have some fun with like-minded individuals, CraftLab is the perfect space for you. Join us for an afternoon of creativity and let's build something amazing together!
Tired of waiting for the next season of Stranger Things? Come celebrate your fandom at the North Branch! We will be watching a classic '80s movie, making Stranger Things crafts, and eating Eggo waffles. There will be plenty of Stranger Things inspired books to check out, just don't leave them in the Upside Down. All middle and high schoolers welcome!
Learn strategies and winning moves with Larry Snyder, a National Master. Free and for all ages and skill levels. Classes are in-person and held each month in the Claremont Branch Children's area.
Meet a variety of interesting creatures from the East Bay Vivarium's Traveling Reptile Show! You might just encounter:
Come meet and learn about 15 different amphibians, reptiles and arachnids, with information about their lives, habits and relations to humankind.
All ages are welcome to this informative and safe program!
For ages 7 and up with a parent or caregiver participating! Learn to make string figures and do string tricks - all with just a loop of string. This fun family activity can be done anywhere and develops coordination, dexterity and memory skills. All participants will be given a knotless loop of string that they can take home and continue the activity.
James Chan 15-Year-Old Magician and Juggler
Join us on the North Branch lawn on Saturday, July 29 at 11am for the amazing magic of James Chan.
About James Chan
San Francisco Magician Perry Yan offers a magic show has been time tested through thousands of performances for kids and families! Perry’s Magic Show will have the kids AND adults entertained from start to finish!
Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Public Library