Current exhibits, galleries, and museum shows in Discovery Bay, CA. Art, history, science, and interactive exhibits.
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A tiny art show is a community art project bringing miniature art to unique spaces. We invite everyone to visit the Dublin Library to see the fourth annual tiny art show. Artwork which is submitted by local teens and adults will be displayed during the month of April in a display case at the Dublin.
Come as you are for Bad Art Night, our relaxed creative gathering designed to take all the stress out of art-making! Who cares if it's perfect? We're here for the laughs, the creativity, and the mocktails! All supplies are provided, and it's the perfect opportunity to meet neighbors while creating..
Community arts center with a 227-seat theater, art gallery, and studios. Hosts plays, concerts, comedy, and children's performances.
Preserved 1850s farmstead with historic house tours, Glass House museum, farm animals, and seasonal events. Free admission to grounds.
Interactive children's museum with hands-on exhibits on science, art, and community. Toddler area, art studio, and water play.
Home of Nobel Prize-winning playwright Eugene O'Neill. Free guided tours of his house, Tao House, with shuttle from downtown Danville.
Historic 18-acre park with rose garden, playground, sports fields, and home to the Haggin Museum. Summer concerts in the park.
Discover science this summer at the Exploration Stations. Look, touch and explore to learn about our natural world and communities. Guests include the Lindsay Wildlife Experience, East Bay Regional Parks, Bay Area Discovery Museum, Mt. Diablo and East Bay Astronomical Societies and Contra Costa...
**This program is for adults 18 and older.** This event is designed for adults seeking rest and relaxation. Children will not be admitted to this adults-only meetup. Please find childcare for your little ones. A Community Art Meetup is a casual, community art gathering hosted at the Newark...
Washington Township Museum is a museum in Anza Street Fremont, CA. Exhibits and attractions include Irvington Library, Elizabeth and Phoebe capturing butterflies in the hills, Lowrie Girls in bloomers atop Mission Peak, Elizabeth Lowrie, librarian. and 1 more. Features wheelchair accessible. Hosts u
This special exhibit will be on display in the lobby of the Castro Valley Library from May 17 to May 24. Loyal Americans: The Story of Eden Area Japanese Americans During World War II Relocation. Evacuation. Internment. Imprisonment. Incarceration. These are all words used to describe the forced...
Museum in the historic Niles district celebrating early filmmaking. Charlie Chaplin made films here. Saturday screenings with live organ.
Escape room Chapter 2: Norcross Art Gallery by Off The Couch Games in San Jose on worldofescapes.com. Description, photos, reviews, contacts, schedule and online booking. Groups of 2-6 players.
Electric railway museum with vintage streetcar and interurban rides through the Montezuma Hills. Indoor exhibits and restored historic railcars.
Charming 7-acre hillside park with walking trails, wildflowers, pond, and a life-size concrete dinosaur that gives the park its name.
Hands-on children's science museum with interactive exhibits on physics, nature, and technology. Bubbles, magnets, water tables, and STEM activities.
Art and history museum in Victory Park with paintings, regional history exhibits, and Native American artifacts. Hands-on children's gallery.
Free self-guided factory tours showing how Jelly Belly jelly beans are made. Includes candy store, sample bar, and Jelly Belly art gallery.
Do you like to read or listen to audiobooks? Do you also like to quilt, sew, knit, crochet or make other fabric art? Join us for a new book club that combines reading and fabric art. At home: Read anything you'd like, or listen to any audiobook you'd like. Make something with fabric, thread, or...
Explore your creativity with a fun after-school craft session presented by I Heart Art! Ages 5-12. No registration required. Generously sponsored by the Friends of the Walnut Creek Library.
Have fun creating art during our studio time each Wednesday after school in our Maker Space! This program is geared towards elementary & middle school students and presented by I Heart Art with support by The Friends of the Pleasant Hill Library! No registration necessary.
Do you enjoy fiber arts (crochet, knitting, embroidery, etc.)? Join fellow fiber art makers in this open space to work on a current project, be inspired by others, and share fiber art tips and tricks. This program is intended for teens and adults. Please bring your own project and materials. This...
history of immigration enforcement in the United States