Family events in Walnut Creek, CA

Give your puppy a confident start with a socialization and training course designed for everyday life. Each session provides positive introductions to people, other dogs, and a variety of new sights and sounds, while also building comfort with grooming, veterinary visits, and routine handling. Foundational skills include settling on a mat, sit, coming when called, loose leash walking, and target work. Puppy focused topics cover preventing resource guarding, crate training, house training, and support for teething. Puppies must be 8 to 16 weeks old at the start of class. This is a six week course that meets weekly at the same time, and this event is the first session in the series.

Teens and tweens are invited to a weekly Pokémon Trading Card Game club in the TeenZone at the Cesar E. Chavez Branch Library. Participants can learn the basics of gameplay, practice building decks, open packs, and connect with peers while fostering a sense of community.

A bilingual storytime features stories, music, and movement activities. An additional hour of open play follows. Designed especially for children ages 18 months to 4 years. Accessibility information is available.

Kids can dive into a hands-on craft each week, exploring creativity through projects that may include painting, cutting, and gluing. The atmosphere is relaxed and playful, creating space for imagination and simple fun. Accessibility information is available.

This weekly playgroup is designed for three-year-old children, giving little ones a regular chance to play with peers.

Heartless brings a set of favorite Heart songs to the City of Mountain View Concerts on the Plaza, a fun, family friendly event that celebrates the band's music.

At Heritage Park, the Mountain View Harvest History Festival features music and a variety of activities. Attendees can listen, participate, and spend time in the park.

Rain or shine, the DBFL monthly bag sale brings a wide selection of clothing, shoes, accessories, home goods, toys, sporting goods, books and more. Fill a paper grocery bag for $15 per bag, with no limit on how many you can purchase. Find budget-friendly treasures for the whole family while choosing secondhand. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Conoce Tus Raíces honors the heritage of Hispanic and Latino communities in observance of Hispanic Heritage Month. With an emphasis on culture, history, and community, it highlights the long-standing roots and enduring contributions of Latino communities throughout Oakland and the wider region.

Metropolitan Horsemen's Association presents a 2026 Hunter and Jumper schooling show in its series at Joaquin Miller Park’s Sequoia Arena in Oakland. The event highlights a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive environment at an affordable rate.