What's Up This Weekend with Fonseca 03/28/25
- fonsecashow
- Mar 28
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Friday, March 28
Park Ranger Campfire Talk (Free) – San Francisco
MakeArt (Free) – San Francisco
MOCHA Art Workshop (Free) – Oakland
Parents Night Out at Axe – Oakland
Storytime at Crab Cove – Alameda
Kids Can Cook (Free) – San Jose
Friday Fun: Spring Floral Wreath (Free) – San Jose
San Jose Barracuda - San Jose
Saturday, March 29
Planetarium Shows ~ CupertinoFamily-oriented planetarium shows at Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza Community College most Saturday afternoons.
Presidio Library Celebration (Free) – San Francisco
Food Favorites Invented by Women (Free) – San Francisco
Spring Faire – Mill Valley
Fun on the Farm (Free) – San Ramon
Papel Amate (Free) – Castro Valley
Summer Camp Open House at Hidden Villa (Free) – Los Altos Hills
The Physics Show – Los Altos Hills
Environmental Center Open House (Free) – Cupertino
Nowruz Persian New Year Celebration – San Jose
Boardwalk Fun Run – Santa Cruz
San Jose Barracuda - San Jose
San Jose Sharks - San Jose
Sunday, March 30
Sand Art Activity (Free) – San Francisco
Crucial Reggae Sundays Concerts (Free) – San Francisco
Science for Kids – San Francisco
Cal Sailing Club Open House (Free) – Berkeley
Sunday Storytime at Tilden – Berkeley
Family Art: Henna Hand Dishes (Free) – Oakland
Kite Day at Big Break – Oakley
Wake up the Farm at Ardenwood – Fremont
Straw Rocket Workshop – San Carlos
Easter Egg Hunt at Gamble Garden – Palo Alto
Wild Robot Film Screening (Free) – San Jose
Comedy Fantasy Horror
Jenna Ortega
Paul Rudd
David Pasquesi
Anthony Carrigan
Action Thriller
Jason Statham
Jason Flemyng
Merab Ninidze
Maximilian Osinski
Drama
Danielle Deadwyler
Okwui Okpokwasili
Peyton Jackson
Oakland Museum of California (first Sunday) – Oakland
Telescope Viewing at Chabot (Fri & Sat eves) – Oakland
San Mateo County History Museum (1st Friday) – Redwood City
Asian Art Museum (1st Sunday) – San Francisco
California Academy of Sciences (4 select days per year) – San Francisco
Exploratorium (select days throughout the year) – San Francisco
CuriOdyssey at Coyote Point (select days) – San Mateo
Hands on Science Classes at Intel Museum (always free) – Santa Clara
Bay Area Children’s Discovery Museum (1st Wednesday) – Sausalito
Bay Model Center – Sausalito
Cantor Arts Center at Stanford (always free, special family programs on Sundays) – Stanford
Home Depot Kids Workshop (1st Saturday) – all locations
Asian & Pacific Islander Arts and Culture Festival (Free) ~ Alameda, April 26Celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander heritage with Rhythmix Cultural Works at Alameda’s beautiful Bohol Circle Immigrant Park. Enjoy live music, dance, delicious food, and hands-on art activities for the whole family including Hawaiian hula from Alameda’s own Hālau Makana, Filipino folk music with The Sampaguitas, high-energy bhangra dance with Dholrhythms Dance Company, and vibrant drumming and dance with Korean Culture Center Urisawe.
Planetarium Shows ~ Cupertino, March 29Family-oriented planetarium shows at Fujitsu Planetarium at De Anza Community College most Saturday afternoons.
First Friday at CuriOdyssey ~ San Mateo, April 4Celebrate Pi Day and kick off the weekend at CuriOdyssey’s First Friday Night on March 7, from 5–8 PM! Dance to your favorite hits, get creative with sticker-making and spirograph activities, and enjoy engaging animal presentations and science activities.
Word for WordPLAY Pajama Fam Jam (Free) ~ San Francisco, April 6Come relax with the whole family, drink some hot chocolate, and listen to some favorite kids’ stories read by Word for WordPLAY Director Gendell Hing-Hernández. With years of experience as a Word for Word performer and teacher, Gendell has a unique talent for making stories come to life and engaging children’s imaginations. There will also be fun games and activities in addition to the readings. Stuffed animals and pajamas are encouraged (it’s National Pajama Day!), but not required.
Bug Day at Randall Museum (Free) ~ San Francisco, April 12Join in the creepy-crawly fun and learn how important these little creatures are to the earth and to our survival here. Kids and their families can make their own fabulous bug-related crafts to take home, see and touch live insects and arachnids, take a scientific look at insects through microscopes, and compete in the pollinator relay. Live music provided by the ever fabulous Luke Schwartz Trio. Bug costumes encouraged. You may even win a special prize!
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