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  • Paws to Read!

    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    Paws to Read* is a program that offers readers in grades 1-5 an opportunity to hone their skills while reading to a therapy dog. All dogs have been evaluated. It can be an exciting, fun, and rewarding experience to read to a dog, and you can be a part of this unique program! Children who read to dogs find: - Dogs are excellent listeners - Reading is more fun when a dog listens to your story - Dogs who listen are well-behaved - Dogs who listen have great personalities Registration Information - Register two weeks (or less) in advance of...

  • Self Reflections in Vine Charcoal

    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    This hands-on portrait drawing session using the vine charcoal medium is presented by Seema Mahboob, Creekside Artists Guild, instructor at Walnut Creek Civic Arts. Supplies will be provided.

  • Crafty Fall Collages

    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    Use your creativity and seeds to make a special harvest collage!

  • Paws to Read!

    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    Paws to Read* is a program that offers readers in grades 1-5 an opportunity to hone their skills while reading to a therapy dog. All dogs have been evaluated. It can be an exciting, fun, and rewarding experience to read to a dog, and you can be a part of this unique program! Children who read to dogs find: - Dogs are excellent listeners - Reading is more fun when a dog listens to your story - Dogs who listen are well-behaved - Dogs who listen have great personalities Registration Information - Register two weeks (or less) in advance of...

  • Mount Diablo Interpretive Association (MDIA) Stephen Smith: Mount Diablo, an Island in the Middle of Suburbia

    Hoyer Hall 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton

    Mount Diablo Interpretive Association (MDIA) is a non-profit volunteer organization which assists the California Department of Parks and Recreation in maintaining and interpreting Mt. Diablo State Park for its 700,000 visitors each year. Through a continuing program of education, sponsored activities, and publications, MDIA fosters appreciation and the enlightened use of Mount Diablo State Park. MDIA is proud to have played a major part in raising funds for the construction of the Museum atop the summit of Mount Diablo. MDIA has also created and now manages the Mitchell Canyon Visitor Center.

  • Clayton Library Book Sale

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    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    The semi-annual Clayton Community Used Book sale returns on Saturday, October 26th and Sunday, October 27th with the CCLF member only preview on Friday, October 25th from 4pm – 7pm. Most books are $1 and most children's books are $.50. Half off most remaining books on Sunday. Five Buck a Bag Sunday from 2pm to 4pm. Friday, October 25: 4pm to 7pm* Saturday, October 26: 10am – 6pm Sunday, October 27: Noon – 4pm * Friday is open to CCLF members only (membership available at the door). The semi-annual Clayton Library Used Book Sale is a great way to support...

  • Clayton Library Book Sale

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    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    The semi-annual Clayton Community Used Book Sale returns on Saturday, October 26th and Sunday, October 27th with the CCLF member only preview on Friday, October 25th from 4pm – 7pm. Most books are $1 and most children’s books are $.50. Half off most remaining books on Sunday. Five Buck a Bag Sunday from 2pm to 4pm. Friday, October 25: 4pm to 7pm* Saturday, October 26: 10am – 6pm Sunday, October 27: Noon – 4pm * Friday is open to CCLF members only (membership available at the door). The semi-annual Clayton Library Used Book Sale is a great way to support...

  • College Admissions 101

    Clayton Library 6125 Clayton Road, Clayton, CA, United States

    Have your questions answered regarding your child’s college plan! When and how do I start planning for college? What do I need to be doing and when? How do I select a college? Where can I get in? What’s the right choice for me? How much should it cost? Registration required, sign up at ccclib.org space is limited. Presentation and Q&A by Barbara Harris of Harris College Advising.