Toddler Classes & Meetups
Structured classes and casual meetups for toddlers — and for parents who need a friendly face.
Updated August 24, 2026
This week: Aug 27 – Sep 4 · Next week: Sep 4–11
This week's weather · It's a dry, pleasant week ahead — perfect for loading up the stroller and heading out to a class or storytime without worrying about rain.
Finding your people with a toddler in tow is easier than you think around here. This week has a little something for every age and energy level — a great excuse to get out and explore the area.
This week
Music and Market : Aja Vu – Steely Dan and Chicago Tribute
Walnut Creek Model Railroad Society Train Show – Friday Night
Martinez Sesquicentennial Festival
OutdoorDiablo Valley Farmers' Market at Shadelands
OutdoorPleasent Hill Farmers' Market
OutdoorSan Ramon Farmers' Market
OutdoorDanville Farmers' Market
Martinez Library Storytime
Next week
Pleasant Hill Night Market
OutdoorDiablo Valley Farmers' Market at Shadelands
OutdoorPleasent Hill Farmers' Market
OutdoorSan Ramon Farmers' Market
OutdoorDanville Farmers' Market
Martinez Library Storytime
Chess Hour
Computer Help (Moraga Library)
Coming up
OutdoorDiablo Valley Farmers' Market at Shadelands
OutdoorPleasent Hill Farmers' Market
OutdoorSan Ramon Farmers' Market
OutdoorDanville Farmers' Market
Friends of the Lafayette Library & Learning Center's Half-Price Book Sale
Martinez Library Storytime
Mid-Autumn Mandarin Storytime
Chess Hour
Tips
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Are these events really free?
Most library storytimes, crafts, and music programs are completely free — no registration needed. Just show up a few minutes early to snag a good spot.
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What's the best option for my youngest (under 18 months)?
Look for Lapsit Storytime at Clayton Library — it's designed specifically for babies and very young toddlers with a caregiver.
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My toddler loves music. What's a good pick?
In Harmony Music at Pleasant Hill Library and the Children's Jazz Program at Walnut Creek Library are both great bets this week.
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Can I bring a stroller inside the library?
Generally yes — most Contra Costa County libraries are stroller-friendly. Call ahead if you're unsure about a specific branch.
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