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Business Digital Series: Increase Your Holiday Sales with Google Tools

During this digital series you will learn quick ways to promote your products online using Google tools as consumers shop during the holiday season. You will learn how local brick-and-mortar businesses can list products on a Google Business Profile. We will also cover Google Merchant Center, a no-cost tool that allows both e-commerce and brick-and-mortar businesses to create free Product Listings on Google. This workshop is most beneficial to small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to drive holiday sales.

Tri-Valley Life Sciences Summit 2022

The Tri-Valley Life Sciences Summit 2022 is hosted at Veeva Systems and presented by Mirador Capital Partners and Tri-Valley Ventures. The Summit is designed to give busy professionals concrete takeaways they can incorporate into their work immediately, as well as plenty of opportunities to connect with peers. This year the program has been structured to provide high-value content for early-stage startups as well as high-growth, later-stage companies. The keynote event is a fire side chat with Ben Hindson, CSO, co-founder, and president of 10x Genomics, followed by a panel discussion by Tri-Valley life sciences entrepreneurs and ecosystem leaders about "Mistakes We Made, and How We Fixed Them."

Harvest Fair

Guests at the annual Harvest Fair enjoy an afternoon of old-fashioned fall fun! This family event features games and activities, wagon rides, food, and live music! Children are also able to play fall-themed games and run through a hay bale maze, pan for gold, and more! Farm vendors sell arts and crafts, as well as delicious fall foods. The 1910 Kolb House is also open for guests to see how a true farm family lived in the early 20th Century.

Heritage and Cultural Arts Commission

Cascada de Flores Musical Storytelling

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this special performance by Cascada de Flores! Cascada de Flores presents: ¡Aqui-les va .. un cuento! The Treasure of Aquiles. Come join the adventures of Aquiles! Sing, dance, and play with Cascada de Flores. This free family show is in English and Spanish, and is highly participatory. All ages are welcome. Please note that masks are required inside all Alameda County Libraries.

Spine Crackers 6th Grade Book Club

Spine Crackers is a new book discussion group for 6th graders. If you love reading books, and discussing them with a group, this is the place for you! Some months we'll also have an activity to go along with the discussion. Please bring your Alameda County Library Card with you to the meeting, so you can check out a copy of the next month's book.

Family Board Game Night

Join us for our monthly Family Board Game Night! We have a variety of board games, including checkers, Candyland, Uno, Connect Four, and many more. Friendly teen volunteers will be available to teach you a new game, or to join in the fun if you need an extra player. No registration necessary; just drop in!

Teen Manga Book Club

Do you love manga or have you always wanted to try it out? Want other teens to discuss books with? Now is your chance! All the books will be either Volume 1 in a series or a single book and will be for ages 13+. Registration required! Please bring Alameda County Library Card with you to the meeting, where the first book (to discuss at November's meeting) will be handed out.

Desis of Silicon Valley Speak

Learn from Dr. Mantra Roy, SJSU librarian and curator of the new oral history project collecting the life stories of Indian Americans working in Silicon Valley in all jobs and industries. Dr. Roy will provide background on the project and explain how community members can contribute their own oral histories to the web portal. This program is in collaboration with: SJSU King Library

Tri Valley Symphonics in concert

"Symphonics is a high school musical storytelling group based in San Ramon, California. The group visits libraries and schools throughout the Bay Area, performing and narrating fairy tales and fables for young children." Symphonics will share the story of the Sound of Music at this performance. It is suitable for all ages, although children must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that masks are required at all library programs.

Fearless Readers 5th Grade Book Club

Fearless Readers is a new book discussion group for 5th graders. It meets on the second Monday of the Month at 3:30. If you love reading books, and discussing them with a group, this is the place for you! Some months we'll also have an activity to go along with the discussion. For October's meeting, we will be reading Liar and Spy by Rebecca Stead. Come to the library to receive a free copy of the book! Please bring your Alameda County Library Card with you to the meeting on October 10, so you can check out a copy of the November's book.

Mexican Tin Art

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through this art workshop for adults! Learn the art of metal embossing, also known as repujado in Mexico, with multicultural artist Rachel-Anne Palacios. Choose a pre-drawn template or create your own design to trace onto tooling aluminum. This is an in-person event, and masks are required. Tickets will be given away 15 minutes before the event in front of the Library Program Room.

Dublin Library Teen Advisory Group Meeting

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. You can see upcoming dates on this page. There is no minimum duration commitment, but we are looking for TAG members who will attend regularly and reliably. Requirements Be 13 years of age or older Attend regularly scheduled TAG meetings

Teen Take and Make Craft Kits available

Teen Take and Make Crafts for ages 13 and older. Create a different craft every month at home starting on the second Wednesday of every month. While Supplies last!

Afternoon Crafts

Kids ages 9-12 are invited to a monthly craft session. Each month there will be a new craft, and all supplies are provided. Space is limited, and free tickets will be handed out in front of the Library Program Room 5 minutes before the program start time.

Día de los Muertos Craft

Join Bay Area teaching artist Rachel-Anne Palacios for fun-filled craft session celebrating Día de los Muertos! We will make paper puppets and masks as we learn a bit about the cultural importance of the holiday. All supplies will be provided at this free program, although seating is limited. Free tickets will be handed out beginning at 3:25 pm the day of the program in front of the Virginia Bennett Room.

Family Story Night

Families are invited to join us for stories, songs and fingerplays! We will be meeting in the children's picture book area, and all ages are welcome to join in. No registration necessary.

Dublin Library Teen Advisory Group Meeting

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. There is no minimum duration commitment, but we are looking for TAG members who will attend regularly and reliably. Requirements Be 13 years of age or older Attend regularly scheduled TAG meetings Register for Better Impact

Kondo Organizing Workshop

Shannon Huneycutt is a certified Gold level KonMari® Consultant trained by tidying expert Marie Kondo. You will learn the KonMari philosophy and guiding principles needed to tidy once and for all and leave feeling motivated to Spark Joy® in your home, office, and life! Be sure to have a standard t-shirt and a pair of pants ready for the folding activity as you will be learning the famous KonMari vertical folding technique. Spaces are limited. Online registrants will be entered to win the Jumpstart Your Journey giveaway where you will have access to a virtual guide to help your tidying journey. This presentation will also be simulcast live at the Dublin Library in the Virginia Bennett Room. No reservation needed for the in-person viewing party. Masks are required while inside the library.

Halloween Parade

Preschoolers are invited to dress up in their Halloween costumes and meet at the Dublin Library for a non-spooky parade around the library! We'll have several spots set up along the parade route for our trick-or-treaters to collect small goodies. Free bags will be handed out for all participants.

City Council Meeting - Cancelled

City Council Meeting

Harvest Fair

Guests at the annual Harvest Fair will enjoy an afternoon of old-fashioned fall fun! This family event features games and activities, wagon rides, food, and live music! Children are also able to play fall-themed games and run through a hay bale maze, pan for gold, and more! Farm vendors sell arts and crafts, as well as delicious fall foods. The 1910 Kolb House is also open for guests to see how a true farm family lived in the early 20th Century.

Senior Mixer

Looking to expand your circle of friends or just want to socialize? Come to our monthly pop-up mixer event on the second Tuesday of each month. Events will include ice cream socials, themed crafting, chair volleyball, games, and educational seminars. Stop by the front desk for a detailed calendar of events.

Ghosts of Dublin

Fallon Sports Park Phase III Grand Opening

Floating Pumpkin Patch

Parks and Community Services Commission

Planning Commission Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

Coffee With a Cop

Dublin Senior Center Advisory Committee

Regular Meeting of the Dublin Senior Center Advisory Committee

Youth Advisory Committee Meeting