ABADÁ Capoeira’s mission is to spread the African-Brazilian martial art form of capoeira worldwide, while simultaneously promoting good character, respect, and dignity. Join ABADÁ Capoeira Marin on the library lawn for a demonstration and free class! Wear comfy clothes and shoes you can move in.
Join our friends from the Bay Area Discovery Museum to learn about our amazing brains! Through story, movement, discussion, and creative activities, children learn how practice, taking risks, and making mistakes are important for tackling new challenges.
Noe’s Garden is a nature-inspired music class for young children and caregivers, led by acclaimed indie singer-songwriter Noe Venable. Seasonal songs, poems, and chants, play-along instruments, and an interactive puppet show make this an experience the whole family will enjoy.
For babies and young children ages birth – 5 and their caregivers.
WHEN: Friday, April 24 at 10:00am
WHO: For children birth-5 years, but the entire family is invited to join in!
HOW: Online via Zoom: Please see instructions and register using the code LIBRARYLOVE at Noe’s Care.com site
All San Rafael Public Library programs are canceled through the end of March. Library patrons are advised to follow the recommendations issued by the Department of Public Health regarding social gatherings.
Noe’s Garden is a nature-inspired music class for young children and caregivers, led by acclaimed indie singer-songwriter Noe Venable. Seasonal songs, poems, and chants, play-along instruments, and an interactive puppet show make this an experience the whole family will enjoy.
For babies and young children ages birth – 5 and their caregivers.
Noe’s Garden is a nature – inspired music class for young children and caregivers, led by acclaimed indie singer-songwriter Noe Venable. Seasonal songs, poems, and chants, play-along instruments, and an interactive puppet show make this an experience the whole family will enjoy.
For babies and young children ages birth – 5 and their caregivers.
Award winning magician Mike Della Penna brings laughter, wonder, and real warmth to his performances for children. His approachability and elementary-school background make him a favorite with children and families alike.
Michael Patrick, a member of the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers, will be giving a presentation on various aspects of Earth’s Moon – physical characteristics, influences on Earth, eclipses, etc. – and identification of the location of the Apollo 11 landing site.
In addition, he will give a demonstration of the efficient use of binoculars and, time and weather permitting, will lead the audience next door to the 5th Avenue front patio of San Rafael City Hall where we will use binoculars to observe the Moon, identify the general area of the Apollo 11 landing site, and observe several other celestial objects.
If you plan to attend and own binoculars, bring them to the presentation. If you don’t own binoculars please attend anyway as they are not necessary for the presentation.