Join the City of Berkeley's Fatherhood Initiative Support Group, a free five-week series designed to bring fathers together to build community, strengthen parenting skills, and support one another in a welcoming, judgment-free environment.Whether you're a new dad, experienced parent, grandfather, uncle, stepfather, or another important father figure, you'll find a space to connect with others who…
Join us every third Saturday of the month to help clean the litter off our shorelines.Plastic pollution is a huge problem on our shorelines. Plastic does not biodegrade, instead it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces which end up being mistaken as food by wildlife. Join us and spend some time volunteering to keep our Estuary clean and beautiful!Meet at Shorebird Park Nature Center.…
Roll through for sick tricks and sweet treats at our annual Halloween Skate Jam!Join us for our annual Halloween Skate Jam! The Skate Jam is a fun event that allows skaters of all ages to engage in a variety of activities. We will have a skate contest, free skate, a costume contest, and more. Come dressed, come hyped, and come ready to ride—because if you love Halloween and skateboarding, this is…
Do pumpkins float? Join us to find out! The floating pumpkin patch returns for another year on October 24.All registered participants will enjoy fun activities, pumpkin decorating, and recreational swimming. Each registration includes one pumpkin for participants to take home. Ghoulish attire is welcome on the pool deck, but proper swimming attire is required for swimming.Advanced…
Join us every third Saturday of the month to help clean the litter off our shorelines.Plastic pollution is a huge problem on our shorelines. Plastic does not biodegrade, instead it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces which end up being mistaken as food by wildlife. Join us and spend some time volunteering to keep our Estuary clean and beautiful!Meet at Shorebird Park Nature…
Join us every third Saturday of the month to help clean the litter off our shorelines.Plastic pollution is a huge problem on our shorelines. Plastic does not biodegrade, instead it breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces which end up being mistaken as food by wildlife. Join us and spend some time volunteering to keep our Estuary clean and beautiful!Meet at Shorebird Park Nature…