Events

The N-word: History, Race and the College Classroom is topic on April 19

What is it about the n-word? Get a perspective from OAH Distinguished Lecturer Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, Ph.D., a professor, researcher—and also daughter of iconic comedian

by Contributed Content
on April 15, 2021

Menlo Park Community Campus town hall meet set for April 15

Join the City of Menlo Park  from 6:00-7:00 pm, Thursday, April 15, for a community town hall meeting to discuss updates for the Menlo Park

by Contributed Content
on April 13, 2021

Let’s Talk Movies: The Farewell is discussed on April 15

The Menlo Park Library staff love more than just books — they're movie-lovers, too! Watch a movie on Kanopy—a streaming service that is free for

by Contributed Content
on April 12, 2021

Jim Caldwell talks about the brilliance of Johannes Vermeer on April 15

Emails Woodside-based artist Jim Caldwell: "Johannes Vermeer lived in the Golden Age of the Dutch 17th Century. In the 20 years of his painting career,

by Linda Hubbard
on April 11, 2021

Discover books that are worth reading on Wednesday, April 14

Need some reading ideas? Want to know what’s new at your library? The friendly Menlo Park librarians are here to help on Wednesday, April 14

by Contributed Content
on April 10, 2021

Peninsula Volunteers Inc presents 30th annual Authors Salon on April 11

Join Peninsula Volunteers, Inc for the 30th Annual Authors Salon on Sunday, April 11 at 2:30 pm. The proceeds of this virtual event will benefit

by Contributed Content
on April 7, 2021

Anna Eshoo is holding Telephone Town Hall meeting on April 7

Emails Congresswoman Eshoo: I’ll be holding a Telephone Town Hall meeting on Wednesday evening, April 7 at 6:45 pm, to discuss COVID-19 and what I’m

by Contributed Content
on April 6, 2021

STEAM Class on Baby Beasts set for April 8

Ready to run or just cracking out of an egg, ready or not, here they come. Baby animals emerge in different ways. Educators from Happy

by Contributed Content
on April 6, 2021

Garden Talk: Success with tomatoes on April 7

Would you like to grow your own tomatoes—or have more success with the ones you are already growing? In a Menlo Park Library program, experts

by Contributed Content
on April 5, 2021

Julie Lythcott-Haims talks about how to be an adult on April 6

New York Times bestselling author is returning to Kepler's (virtually) in conversation with Adam Smiley Poswolsky on Tuesday, April 6, at 6:00 pm. Register online.

by Contributed Content
on April 5, 2021