Family events in Morgan Hill, CA

Collectors, vendors, families, and hobby enthusiasts will gather at DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose for a standout Bay Area card show centered on sports cards and trading card games. Look for a bustling show floor with more than 140 vendor tables, a strong presence of Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and other TCG titles, and plenty of opportunities to buy, sell, and trade. The atmosphere is family friendly and will feature giveaways along with event announcements. Tickets are on sale, and a limited number of vendor spaces are allocated on a first come, first served basis once payment is confirmed. For updates and daily giveaway information, follow @TheThroneCardShow on Instagram.

Join the Late Night Gym free program for students in grades 6 to 12 at the Centennial Recreation Center. There will be a mix of activities including video games, board games, basketball, homework help, and an activity of the day. Since this is a weekly program, be sure to verify the schedule if it lands on a holiday.

Meet adoptable cats who are ready to find their forever homes at this in-person adoption event. Spend time with potential companions and see if there is a good match for you. This location also hosts adoption events.

The Adaptive Social Club is a fun, interactive program for teens and adults ages 14 and up with special needs. Participants can enjoy a variety of activities, including multiple-choice options, and use the Teen Center’s equipment like a pool table, ping-pong table, computers, and video games. Caregivers are encouraged to help guide and engage participants. Come to hang out or meet new friends.

Enjoy complimentary, interactive math activities for families at Penitencia Creek Park in a relaxed, drop-in format. This gathering is smaller than a typical math festival, offering a low-key way to explore playful problem solving at your own pace. Visitors may arrive at any time during the event window. Look for the activities set up near the playground.

Enjoy a no-cost playdate at Cahalan Park created for families with children ages 1 to 5. Bring a blanket and pack snacks or lunch while little ones explore, meet new friends, and learn through play in a relaxed setting. A new activity is featured each week. APPS does not provide supervision, so caregivers remain responsible for their children. To find the group, look for a red canopy and people wearing red APPS T-shirts. Updates are shared on Facebook and Instagram.

This no-cost event takes place at History Park.

Drop in for Adaptive Teen Hangout Wednesdays, a weekly hangout for teens in grades 6-12 designed for participants with disabilities. Each Wednesday runs from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM and includes a variety of activities, with time to use Teen Center equipment like ping pong and pool tables, computers, and video games. Bring friends along, and a parent must stay on site for the duration of the program. No registration or fee is required.

Townsend Park hosts a family-friendly session of interactive math activities at no cost. Attendees may arrive at any time during the event. Look for the activities set up near the playground. This is a smaller gathering than the usual math festivals.

At River Oaks Park, families can explore interactive, tactile math activities at no cost. The activities are created to engage children across ages and backgrounds. People of any age may attend, and drop-in participation is allowed. This is a smaller scale gathering than typical math festivals, and no registration is required.