Get ready to be baffled, amazed, and entertained!
Spencer Grey is an award winning magician who performs throughout California and the greater Bay Area.
The show is an an all ages family show. Recommended for ages 5+.
Join the band that has rocked its way into the hearts of both kids and parents as they explore funky caves and rockin' planets in search of tasty tunes that will have the whole family dancing and feeling groovy! Ages 3 and up.
Join us for a special Winter concert by Duane Muziki Roberson and friends. Duane is a Bay Area keyboardist, vibraphonist and composer with a distinct musical style that makes him one of the Bay Area's most respected Jazz musicians.
Join us in the fourth floor story room to get creative with the art of improvisation!
3rd floor Community Meeting Room
Playreaders does what the name says- we read great plays aloud, changing parts frequently so everyone gets a chance to read. No auditions or registration necessary- just show up and join in the fun. Scripts are provided. Plays are selected annually by the Playreaders themselves and range from contemporary to classic. Questions? Call Debbie Carton at 510-981-6236.
5th floor Art & Music
The Living Room Choir returns to the Berkeley Public Library for an Ubuntu Song Sharing, featuring music to celebrate the upcoming Solstice. UBUNTU means "I am because we are."
The Living Room Choir is an all-ages, all-abilities, non-audition choir, and is the international Ubuntu Choir Network's first Bay Area chapter. They believe the joy of singing is a universal birthright, and that together, regardless of musical background, we can improve the world by joining voices in song.
3rd floor Community Meeting Room
In an ongoing series, docents from renowned Berkeley Repertory Theatre talk about its current production: fairview by Jackie Sibblies Drury. Hear about the playwright's perspective, dive into the historical context and discover why the script is relevant right now. The 45 minute presentation includes time for questions.
Jackie Sibblies Drury- one of the brightest voices in American theatre today- tackles our thorniest questions about society and race in a fully unpredictable and thrilling theatrical exprience.
The Berkeley Public Library is pleased and honored to welcome Su Nu Nu Shinal, a dance group comprised of Kashia Pomo tribal members who have traveled the world to share their culture. Please join us for this program in honor of Native American Heritage Month. All ages are welcome.