Dublin is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Tri-Valley, with a packed calendar of community events. From St. Patrick's Day celebrations and outdoor movies to cultural festivals and family activities, Dublin keeps things lively.
Teen Advisory Group (TAG) members advise the library on the best way to connect with and serve teen library members. For example, they may select new teen books, suggest new programs and services, or even design and run their own programs. TAG meetings usually occur monthly and last one to two hours…
Celebrate Dia De Los Muertos at the Dublin Library! We will have various crafts and activities for everyone of all ages to participate in and enjoy. This program is first come, first served and supplies will be limited. We will open the doors to first 40 participants. Library staff may take photos, …
Meet one of our tech savvy teen volunteers to get one on one assistance with basic tech issues, such as: setting up your email emailing photos downloading an app How to access Library-provided eResources (e.g. Libby and Hoopla) printing, scanning & more! Please bring your device (phone, tablet, kind…
This program is a window to the world of robotics and circuitry. Attendees will be introduced to circuits and will also have hands-on-activities so that they will grasp the logic of circuits. All materials provided and space is limited to the first 15 people in line the day of the program. This prog…
Toddlers aged 2-5 and their families are invited to join us for stories, songs, and fingerplays in the Virginia Bennet Room every Tuesday from 11:00-11:30 am.No registration required, although space is limited to 30 children. An ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter or closed captioning can be pr…
The Dublin Library is hosting a free Community Resource Fair, open to everyone! Learn about many local resources for health care, housing aid, education, and more. There will be arts and crafts, treats, giveaways and more. Come visit with: Alameda County Library Literacy CAPE/Head StartDublin Arts C…
Do you love manga or have you always wanted to try it out? Want other teens to discuss books with? All the books will be either Volume 1 in a series or a single book and will be for ages 13-18. October's meeting is a meet-and-greet. You can register for book club at this meeting and pick up a copy o…
Right To Left Manga & Graphic Novel Club is for kids in 5th and 6th grade. Group meets the third Wednesday of the month. All the books will be either volume 1 in a series, or a standalone book. Please bring your Alameda County Library card (or the number), and this month's book with you to the meeti…
Families are invited to join us for stories, songs and fingerplays! This program is geared towards young children (ages 0-5), but all are welcome! We will be meeting in the Virginia Bennett Room. No registration necessary. Library staff may take photos, videos, or audio recordings at our events. Ple…
A first storytime experience to share with babies (ages 0-18 months who are not yet walking) and their caregivers. Each week we will share a short story with our babies, listen to music, and work on our bounces and rhymes! Toddlers that are walking and preschoolers are invited to join us at one of o…
Brighten your home with a hand-decorated candle Local artist Rachel-Anne Palacios will guide you in decorating LED candles with henna style designs. Choose a pre-drawn template or create your own design. All supplies provided. Adults and teens 15+ only.Please see our family programs for when you hav…
Join us for Baby Stay and Play, an open playtime for babies and their adult caregivers. Unstructured play in a group is a great way to build social and emotional skills by spending time together! We will provide a variety of age-appropriate toys for babies to play with. You can connect with other ca…
Learn easy yoga postures and mindfulness skills. Feeling stressed? Try yoga! Beginners and children over 6 years old are welcome. How to prepare for class: Come with an empty stomachWear comfortable loose clothingPlease bring your own yoga mat & water bottle. A mat may be free to borrow during the c…
Celebrate Fall in this fun, beginner-friendly class! Learn basic techniques, and simple brushstrokes to paint colorful fall pumpkins and leaves. Then put your new skills to use, creating a personalized, hand-painted thank-you card to share with someone who has made a difference in your life. All mat…
Who draws the pictures in your favorite books? A human… or a fairy? 🧚✨ Come to the library to find out! Join local children’s book illustrator and art instructor Fateme Mokhles for an exciting hands-on workshop. Fateme is bringing her books, Rostam’s Picture-Day Pusteen and My America Blooms to the…
Meet one of our tech savvy teen volunteers to get one on one assistance with basic tech issues, such as: setting up your email emailing photos downloading an app How to access Library-provided eResources (e.g. Libby and Hoopla) printing, scanning & more! Please bring your device (phone, tablet, kind…
Are you a middle schooler interested in playing DnD (Dungeons and Dragons)? Join the middle school DnD group that meets at the library every other Saturday to work on character creation and a campaign. No experience necessary. Limited to 20 players per session (other middle schoolers are welcome to …
Get to know the real Lincoln! In April 2023, a poll was conducted among 237 presidential scholars to rank our presidents from the greatest to the worst. In a field of forty-five chief executives, Abraham Lincoln was ranked as our greatest president. Why? Professor Gerald Henig will present an overvi…
S.M.A.R.T. (Sing, Move, and Read Together) is a highly participatory program designed for children ages 2-4 (who are walking) and their parent/caregiver. As your child’s first and best teacher, we invite you to come and participate in activities with your child. Join us for singing, stories, and rhy…
Fourth graders (including homeschoolers in fourth grade) are invited to join us for Fantastic Fourth Grade Book Club! Group meets the fourth Monday of the month from 5:00-5:45 pmGroup is limited to 12 students and requires registration Bring your Alameda County Library card with you to your first me…