Family events in Campbell, CA

Sunnyvale Library and Recreation Services staff present a free storytime in the inclusive Magical Bridge Playground, offering a shared read-aloud for families and individuals of every age and ability.

Kids ages 6 to 12 can join Art Beat Studio for Tiny Towns Summer 2026, a creative camp focused on building miniature houses, making blooming gardens, and painting decorations to bring a tiny town to life. Each class runs on weekday schedules through Aug 3 to Aug 7, and campers will use their imagination to craft their own small-town creations.

Learn the basics of wildlife tracking with a Park Ranger in a class that focuses on recognizing animals by their footprints and other signs. Practice observing patterns and markings so the landscape begins to reveal which creatures have been active. Wear durable walking shoes and long pants you do not mind getting dirty. Registration is required for all participants, and children must attend with a supervising adult.

Explore open galleries and enjoy entertainment during SJMA’s First Fridays at the San José Museum of Art. El Cafecito by Mezcal Restaurant serves bites alongside a cash bar, and museum members receive 10 percent off every café purchase. The Museum Store is open for local shopping, with an exclusive 20 percent discount for members on First Fridays. Presented with major support from the Jay Paul Company.

Enjoy a screening of The Wild Robot as part of the Sunset Movie Series. Attendees can bring lawn chairs and blankets, take part in activities, grab some snacks before the show, then settle in for a fun movie night beneath the night sky.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation hosts a free outdoor movie night at Creekside Park, creating a relaxed summer evening for the community. The feature is Goat, rated PG, running about 1 hour and 40 minutes, released in 2026. It follows Will, a small goat who gets an unexpected chance to play roarball at the professional level and sets out to show that determination and heart can overcome doubts from teammates and the challenges of stronger competition. Guests are welcome to bring blankets or lawn chairs for comfortable seating.

At the Ohlone College Flea and Community Market, shoppers and car enthusiasts come together for a day of browsing, mingling, and automotive eye candy. Explore a wide mix of local vendors and garage sellers offering bargains and handmade pieces, distinctive jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys and games, clothing and skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. A free, family friendly Cars & Coffee meet with Ohayo Roadsters adds to the experience, featuring everything from classics to exotics, coffee, and conversations with fellow fans. Kids can enjoy a free zone with a bouncy house, crafts, and lawn games, and there will be live music by the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band. Free parking is available during the event.

Experience toddler, preschool, TK, and afterschool programs at an in-person open house. Tour classrooms, meet the staff, and learn how the program supports every aspect of a child's development in a caring, secure setting tailored to working families and guided by experienced, compassionate teachers. The event features a music and movement session with Chiquy, face painting, mehendi art, and an orientation, and special open house discounts are available.

The Throne Card Show heads to DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose, bringing together collectors, vendors, families, and hobby fans for a Bay Area showcase of sports cards and trading card games. Explore more than 140 tables of sellers and exhibitors, with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade across favorites like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, and more. Expect giveaways and special announcements, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available, and vendor spaces are limited and assigned in the order that payments are confirmed. Updates and daily giveaway details are shared on Instagram at @TheThroneCardShow.

At Petco, adorable rescue dogs will be on site meeting potential adopters and hoping to find their forever families. Walk-ins are accepted, and appointments can be arranged to meet a specific pup so that dog is reserved and available during the event. Each dog comes with health records and comprehensive medical care, including vaccinations, de-worming, flea and tick prevention, a microchip, and spay or neuter surgery. Adoption fees vary by dog and start at $250, treated as a partially tax-deductible contribution that supports a charity caring for more than 500 dogs. For questions, call or text 888.508.8943.

Free admission and complimentary parking set the stage for a grand shopping showcase focused on wedding and summer style. Explore a wide range of contemporary women’s clothing, elegant jewelry, fancy dresses, and accessories, with selections for casual, formal, semi formal, and bridal looks. There are options for children as well, plus many more discoveries, all gathered under one roof. Refresh your wardrobe with the latest trends and exclusive designs in a family friendly setting. For inquiries, contact Kiran Akhtar at (916) 510-9856.

Designed for children ages 6 to 8 who already have some tennis experience, this intermediate Mini Aces program helps young players take the next step in their development. In a supportive setting, participants build consistency, sharpen movement and coordination, and strengthen overall court awareness through energetic drills, rally practice, and game-based learning. Each session focuses on steady improvement and confidence while keeping the sport enjoyable and engaging. Families who choose a Euro School of Tennis membership can access benefits like early class enrollment opportunities, discounted pricing, flexible hold options, and convenient automatic billing. It is a friendly pathway for kids to continue their tennis journey and foster a lasting love for the game.

As part of the Concerts on the Plaza series, Jinx Jones and the Kingtones deliver lively rockabilly at the historic Niles Town Plaza. This free, family-friendly performance welcomes all ages. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy live music at the plaza.

Join Vivian for the Reading to Children program, a friendly storytime-style session where kids can read along one-on-one or in a small group. This is a great way for children ages 5–10 to build imagination and confidence with books, reading, and learning. Reading sessions take place in the Children’s Area, specifically the 2nd floor picture book area.

Junior Techies is a beginner-friendly full-day camp that introduces kids to coding through creative, hands-on projects. Students will use playful exploration to learn coding fundamentals while creating interactive digital creations. Activities include digital art and storytelling projects, building music together as part of a virtual band, and making a fun “Hide & Seek” style project that mixes problem-solving with creativity. The camp runs daily with Code For Fun instructors guiding the sessions.

Join the Reading to Children program for one-on-one or small-group book time with a volunteer. Kids can enjoy listening and can also practice reading. The session will be held in the Children’s Area, in the Children’s Picture Book area on the 2nd floor. Recommended for children ages 5 to 10, and young kids ages 0 to 5 are also welcome.

MINI Gym Stars is a beginner-friendly gymnastics class for kids ages 4 to 9. The session focuses on basic skills and helps kids build balance, coordination, agility, and overall motor skills through movement exploration and play-based activities. Parents are welcome for the first 10 minutes on the first day, and they are encouraged to attend the last class for a recital.

Enjoy free, hands-on math games for the whole family at Penitencia Creek Park. The event features a drop-in format, so you can participate at any point during the gathering. It is smaller in scale than typical math festivals. Activities will be set up by the playground.

This free park playdate at Cahalan Park features open-ended activities for children ages 1 to 5. Bring a picnic blanket and pack a snack or lunch, then settle in for unstructured play where little ones can explore, meet new friends, and learn through play. A new activity is offered each week. Look for a red canopy and APPS members in red T-shirts. Supervision is not provided by APPS. For updates, check Facebook or Instagram.

This free event takes place at History Park.

Enjoy family-friendly interactive math activities at Townsend Park. Drop-in participation is welcome. This gathering is smaller in scale than typical math festivals, and the activities will be set up near the playground.

Bookasaurus staff leads a weekly storytime for all ages. Each session includes the reading of a new book along with a staff favorite.

A weekly playgroup at Portal Park for two year olds, welcoming children ages 1 to 3 to play together.

River Oaks Park hosts a friendly math gathering with interactive stations families can explore together. Activities use games that welcome children of any age and background. Admission is free, the format is open to all ages, and flexible arrival is allowed. This session is smaller in scale than typical math festivals. Registration is not required.