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Toddler Classes & Meetups

Structured classes and casual meetups for toddlers — and for parents who need a friendly face.

Updated October 5, 2026

This week: Oct 5–12 · Next week: Oct 12–19

This week's weather · It's a dry, pleasant week across the area — perfect for walking to a library program or lingering a little longer at an outdoor farmers' market afterward.

Whether you're new to the area or just looking to get your toddler around other kids, there's always something low-key and welcoming happening nearby. It's a great week to get out and explore with your little one.

This week

This week is packed with sweet options for toddlers and their grown-ups. On Wednesday, Toddler Yoga at Orinda Library is a gentle, fun way to get wiggles out, while I Heart Toddler Art at Pleasant Hill Library lets little hands get creative — both are great for meeting other parents. If your family loves animals, Wild Wednesday Preschool: Wild World — Africa at Lindsay Wildlife Experience on Wednesday is a wonderful hands-on adventure, and Mandarin Bilingual Storytime at Concord Library that same day is a warm, welcoming spot for multilingual families. Come Thursday, Toddler Storytime & Play at Walnut Creek Library is a reliable favorite, and Sing Me a Storytime at Lafayette Library on Wednesday is perfect for music-loving toddlers.

Next week

Next week brings more great reasons to get out with your toddler. Tiny Tuesday: Nocturnal Nature at Lindsay Wildlife Experience on Tuesday, October 13 is a fun, animal-focused program little ones will talk about all week, and I Heart Toddler Art returns at Pleasant Hill Library on Wednesday for another round of messy, joyful creating. Toddler Storytime & Play is back at Walnut Creek Library on Thursday, and Sing Me a Storytime at Lafayette Library on Wednesday is always a hit with the music-and-movement crowd. Rounding out the week, Toddler Storytime at Orinda Library on Wednesday is a cozy, low-key option for families looking for something close to home.

Coming up

Tips

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    Do I need to register in advance for library storytimes?

    Most library storytimes are drop-in — just show up! A few special programs require registration, so check the library's event page to be sure.

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    What's a good option if my toddler has a lot of energy?

    Toddler Yoga at Orinda Library and Wild Wednesday Preschool at Lindsay Wildlife Experience are great picks for active little ones who need to move.

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    Are there options for bilingual families?

    Yes! Look for Mandarin Bilingual Storytime at Concord Library and Hindi Storytime at San Ramon Library — both are welcoming to families learning in two languages.

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    What if my toddler isn't into sitting still for stories?

    Try I Heart Toddler Art at Pleasant Hill Library or Toddler Storytime & Play at Walnut Creek Library — both mix movement and creativity with the social time.

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