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Highlights

Highlights

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Winter Around the World

Dec 13th | 2:00pm - 4:00pm
Travel around the world for winter traditions! Learn about Christmas, Kwanzaa, Yule, Three Kings Day and Hanukkah with fun activities.
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Holiday Crafting: Cards & Gift Tags

Dec 14th | 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Stop by the library and create holiday cards to send to loved ones, or decorate personalized gift tags for a personal touch to your gifts.
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Acorn Processing Workshop

Dec 17th | 4:00pm - 6:00pm
Join us for an all-ages workshop with Alameda Native History Project where we will process acorns for our library granary.

Youth & Families

Explore resources, events, and activities that spark curiosity and joy!

Meanwhile in 1982

A year of sequels, musicals, SciFi, and awesome films for children.

Teen Books by Indigenous and First Nations Authors

Borrow these young adult books written by Indigenous and First Nations authors.

Meanwhile in 1981

DeLorean is introduced. Donkey Kong released. First woman on the US Supreme court. Prince Charles and Lady Diana wed. MTV goes live.

Adults & Seniors

Discover something new, from author visits, career support, learning new languages, and more!

Austentatious Reads - Fiction

From Regency romances to modern-day remixes to Jane Austen herself as a character, the world of Austen-inspired fiction is wide and varied.

Surviving on a Tight Budget

This is a collection of budget-conscious cookbooks and practical guides to dealing with financial hardship in uncertain times.

Meanwhile in 1983

This year featured a number of zany films, ones that examined modern life and technology, and the usual crop of sequels/next in a series.

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