The Community Services Department and the Malibu Library proudly present: Touch-A-Truck, a special event where children can see, touch, explore, and honk the horns of their favorite trucks and emergency vehicles serving the Malibu community. All ages welcome! The event will include: Construction Trucks Emergency Vehicles Story Time with Malibu Library Art Activity Class Demonstrations LA-Donut Truck Happier Camper

While most readers might associate Peanuts with the game of baseball, other sports also figured prominently in Charles Schulz’s comic strip. Schulz created over 250 football-themed Peanuts comic strips and his “Fall Classic”—Lucy pulling the ball away from Charlie Brown just as he runs up to kick it—became a rite of autumn in American pop culture. Schulz’s other football-themed strips are equally memorable for Peanuts aficionados. Who can soon forget the “Mad Punters’” exuberant capers, Woodstock’s valiant gridiron efforts, Marcie’s total ineptitude at the game, or…

Jan. 20, 2018 2:00 PM Fred Kavli Theatre Tickets: $29.00, $24.00, $19.00 Based on the beloved stories by Ruth Stiles Gannett. Using puppets, masks, inventive scenic effects and original music, the story of a compassionate and courageous young boy and his unlikely friendship with a splendid yellow and blue-striped dragon comes to life.

1:00 — 4:00PM January 21 Explore the black-and-white photographs of Pierre Verger on closing day of our exhibition, Africa/Americas. French-born Verger traveled around the world, capturing people, places, and traditional customs through his camera lens. Create and decorate a monochrome frame for your own photographs using Verger’s images as inspiration! About the Exhibition Africa/Americas: Photographic Portraits by Pierre Verger presents 32 stunning black-and-white images by renowned French photographer and anthropological researcher Pierre Verger (1902–1996). It is the first solo museum exhibition of…

Recommended for ages 8–14 With your help, pigs and piglets will attempt to take flight. Write about and illustrate their adventures in a journal and send the lucky swine up in the air via paper airplanes, balloons, catapults, and any other methods we can imagine. Led by Kim Adelman, a nonfiction author and aspiring aviatrix.

Hibernation is a way that some animals deal with the harshness of winter — they curl up in a safe place and stay there until winter ends. Some dens are in burrows, in rock crevices, hollow trees, or brush piles. Families are invited to drop-in to learn how animals build dens and hibernate in winter by adventuring through our Garden and participating in four adventure stations.

Breath . . . it inspires so many silly sayings. Let me catch my breath. You take my breath away. I need a breath of fresh air. And how did little white flowers come to be known as Baby’s Breath? Breath is a mystery in more ways than one. And this story is all about breath: losing it, trying to find it, even trying to buy it.In the imagination of Paul Briggs, a boy’s breath becomes personified, and it zooms…

DESCRIPTION Sundays in the Park with Camp Alonim - Celebrate Tu B'Shevat! Join us on our 2700 acre playground on the Brandeis-Bardin Campus in Simi Valley. There is so much to do together! 1101 Peppertree Lane • Brandeis, CA 93064 Sunday, January 21st 12:00-4:00pm Join us for camp activities, crafts, music, a special tree planting ceremony and more! Looking at Alonim for Summer 2018? Talk with our directors and take a tour of camp. We'd love to show you around!…