BayLUG Holiday Show Featuring LEGO®

If you can’t get to LEGOLAND® over the holiday break, here’s the Peninsula’s version of the next best thing. Now in its 15th year, the Annual Holiday Extravaganza featuring LEGO® is co-hosted by the Museum of American Heritage (MOAH); BayLUG, the Bay Area LEGO® User Group; and BayLTC, the Bay Area L-Gauge Train Club. From moving LEGO® trains and Bay Area landmarks to miniature cities and castles, this festive pop-up exhibit has it all–along with individual models including mosaics, vehicles, abstract structures, jewelry, holiday ornaments and sculptures. This year, the show will also feature an amusement park, complete with moving roller coasters, attractions and tiny guests. There’s some serious imagination involved here. Most everything displayed are original creations by club members, rather than kits. Admission is $3 per person. For more details, see baylug.org

WHEN: Friday to Sunday, 11AM-3:30PM, December 7-January 13

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this show, BayLUG/BayLTC, or MoAH.

Third Saturday Nature Walk at Edgewood Park and Natural Preserve

‘Habitats from the Ground Up: how the geology and topology of Edgewood Park determines plant communities above ground, and the creatures that inhabit them’,

Description:
A great hike if you’ve ever wondered why some plants grow happily in one spot but can’t be found around the next bend in the trail, or why that hill has just a single oak tree. Come join this docent led hike and uncover the insight of the underground!

Pace & Terrain: This leisurely 3 mile hike traverses gentle hills and lasts 3 hours.

Bring: Water, a hat, sturdy shoes and sunscreen as applicable.

Restrooms and water: Available only near the main entrance.

Dogs: Dogs are not allowed in Edgewood Park.

Cost: Free

Website: http://www.FriendsofEdgewood.org/events

Phone: 1-866-GO-EDGEWOOD

Here Comes Santa Claus! @ Downtown Library

Bring the whole family and meet Santa. Be sure to bring your camera and Christmas wishes!

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library Bookstore

Tuesday December 18 · 4:30 pm-6:30 pm – Schaberg Branch Library

Thursday December 20 · 4:30 pm-6:30 pm – Fair Oaks Branch Library

More information contact: Dyan de Jager
Phone: 650-780-7013
Email: ddejager@redwoodcity.org

Bel Canto Flautists

Bel Canto Flutes, under the direction of Gail Edwards, is an adult amateur flute choir which performs several times a year in a wide variety of settings. Performances feature repertoire that spans centuries and genres presented on flutes of all sizes and shapes. This is a family friendly concert which will feature music both familiar and new to our audience!

Come Meet a 70 Strong Navigator

Free guidance on activities and services for older adults

Let our 70 Strong Navigator assist you in finding the best resources so you can connect, age well, and stay active

Free and Low-Cost Activities:

• Art, meditation, and other classes
• Softball, tai chi, yoga, and more fitness
• Social groups
• Volunteer opportunities

Services:

• Access to resources
• Community clinics
• Food, housing, transportation, and much more

70 Strong services are available at no cost to Sequoia Healthcare District residents.

Holiday Luncheon

Join us for a delicious, fun filled trip down
Holiday Lane at our Annual Holiday
Luncheon. Dine on delectable
Roasted Pork Loin, Pear and Walnut Salad,
Potatoes and Onions, Brussel Sprouts
and Lemon Mousse Cake in a winter
wonderland setting.

RSVP Cost $10.00 until Wednesday 12th / $12.00 at the door

Maturing Gracefully: Holiday Celebrating for One….or more!!

Learn about renewing your energy during the holiday season with lessons on self-care and compassion. Fabulously simple but healthy recipes will be shared. You will even learn about a recipe that does not include going to the store for ingredients!! Fun suggestions for an active heart filled end to your 2018 year!

Light refreshments served courtesy of the Friends of the Belmont Library.

Toy & Book Drive Wrapping Party

Public safety agencies in San Mateo County, including the City of Redwood City Fire and Police Departments, have teamed up to bring smiles and holiday spirit to children in need through the Annual Holiday Toy and Book Drive. This event has become a welcomed tradition in the Redwood City community.

There are several ways you can contribute and help make this a great Christmas for families that need a little extra help.   NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED. Just show up and help wrap.

Marv’s Music Memories Christmas Edition

A little Christmas swing & jazz or unexpected performers, doing lively and joyful versions of the sounds you know – not like the repetitive things you hear all month long! A good fun music session.
Free / Donations Welcome

Cookie Decorating

Shortbread. Gingerbread. Pumpkin Spice.
What’s your holiday favorite cookie?
Join Little House for a fun-filled time decorating
holiday cookies. Bring your own to share or
partake of the ones we provide.