Family events in Cupertino, CA

Led by Sunnyvale Library and Recreation Services staff, this no-cost storytime takes place in the inclusive Magical Bridge Playground. Designed for individuals and families of every age and ability, it offers a shared reading experience in a welcoming setting.

A Park Ranger guides an engaging wildlife tracking class at McClellan Ranch Preserve. Participants explore how to identify animals by the footprints and other clues they leave behind, building skills to interpret signs along the trail. Expect hands-on practice that turns the landscape into a readable story of the creatures that move through the area. Please come prepared with sturdy walking shoes and long pants that can get dirty. Registration is required for all attendees, and minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Serra Park hosts an outdoor screening of The Wild Robot as part of the Sunset Movie Series. Bring a lawn chair, cozy blankets, and a love of movies. Enjoy activities and snacks before the show, then settle in for the feature a bit later. It is a relaxed evening under the stars.

Cupertino Parks and Recreation presents a free outdoor screening at Creekside Park of Goat, rated PG with a runtime of about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a relaxed summer evening with neighbors. The film follows Will, a small goat who gets a rare chance to go pro in roarball. With doubts from teammates and tough rivals, he leans on determination to show that heart can make a big impact no matter your size.

Middle School Bike Skills helps kids build confidence and practical safety skills for riding to school and beyond. The session starts with an in-person interactive review of biking basics, then moves into smaller groups for a hands-on bike and helmet check, skills practice in a protected area, and an on-bike ride around the neighborhood to put the new skills into action. A parent or guardian must attend to observe and participate throughout the class. Everyone will need a CPSC-compliant helmet and a bike in safe, working condition.

A bustling community market at Ohlone College blends local shopping with a lively Cars and Coffee gathering. Browse small businesses and neighborhood sellers for garage sale finds, handmade creations, distinctive jewelry, antiques and collectibles, toys and games, clothing and skincare, local treats, rare plants, furniture, tools, and more. The Ohayo Roadsters host a free, family friendly car meet in Lot G, with coffee, conversation, and vehicles ranging from vintage favorites to exotic showpieces. Highlights include a free Kids Zone with a bounce house, crafts, and lawn games, plus live music from the Mission Gold Nugget Jazz Band in Lot E. Shopping is centered in Lots D and E, the car meet takes place in Lot G, and free parking is available in Lot C.

An in-person open house spotlights toddler, preschool, TK, and afterschool programs that provide early education and care for working families. Visitors can tour classrooms, meet a team of qualified, compassionate educators, and learn how the program nurtures the whole child in a safe, nurturing environment. Activities include music and movement with Chiquy, face painting, mehendi art, and an orientation. Open house discounts are available.

The Throne Card Show brings a premium Bay Area card showcase to the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose, welcoming collectors, vendors, families, and hobby fans. Browse more than 140 vendor tables featuring sports cards and trading card games like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic, and more. Expect active buying, selling, and trading on the floor, plus giveaways, special announcements, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Tickets are available, and vendor spots are limited, assigned on a first come, first served basis once payment is confirmed. Daily giveaways and updates are shared on IG at @TheThroneCardShow.

At Petco, meet adoptable dogs who are ready to shower their new families with love. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments can be arranged to meet a specific pup so they will be available for you at the event. Each dog comes with health records and has received vaccinations, deworming, 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 donation that helps support care for more than 500 dogs. For information or help setting an appointment, call or text 888.508.8943 any day between 8 am and 8 pm.

This intermediate tennis program welcomes ages 6 to 8 who have played before and are ready to advance. The curriculum features fast paced drills, rally practice, and targeted games to build consistency, movement, coordination, and court awareness. Sessions are designed to support steady progress and confidence while keeping learning lively and enjoyable. Membership with Euro School of Tennis includes priority access to classes, special pricing, flexible hold options, and convenient automatic payments. The program helps young players continue developing their skills and cultivate a lasting appreciation for the sport.

Concerts on the Plaza, Niles' free and family friendly music series, presents Jinx Jones and the Kingtones performing lively rockabilly at Niles Town Plaza. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy live music from a local favorite in a historic setting.

Free, interactive math activities for the whole family are offered at Penitencia Creek Park in a relaxed, drop-in format. Activities are located by the playground. This is a smaller gathering than typical math festivals, providing an easy way for families to explore math together at their own pace.

A free park playdate at Cahalan Park offers open-ended, child-led activities for ages 1 to 5. Families can bring a picnic blanket, pack a snack or lunch, and connect with others while little ones explore. A new activity is featured each week to encourage discovery and social interaction through play. There is no supervision provided by APPS at these events. To find the group at the park, look for the red canopy and APPS team members in red T-shirts.

This free, welcoming event at History Park offers a relaxed opportunity to spend time in the park at no cost.

Explore interactive math games at Townsend Park, suitable for families and learners of all ages. Admission is free, and you can stop by at any point. Look for the gathering by the playground. This is a smaller event than the usual math festivals.

Bookasaurus hosts a weekly storytime welcoming readers of every age. Each session features one fresh pick alongside a beloved staff selection.

A weekly playgroup for two-year-olds meets at Portal Park.

At River Oaks Park, families can explore free, hands-on math activities and games welcoming children of all ages and backgrounds. The event is open to everyone, and visitors may drop in at any point. It is a smaller offering than the usual math festivals, and no registration is required.