r/Cupertino

Minding my own bee’s wax going through the campus and spotted this guy. I’ve been living here for nearly 14 years and this is my first time spotting a coyote. Neat-o‼️😃

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Located in Morgan Hill.

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Sharing a short list of mostly free family events in case anyone is looking for weekend ideas.

• Mandarin/English Bilingual Family Storytime (Cupertino Library) — Stories, songs, a flannel-board tale, fingerplays and a craft presented in Mandarin and English. Friday, Aug. 7, 7–8pm. Free. Best for toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers.
• Sunset Movie Series: The Wild Robot (Serra Park, Sunnyvale) — Bring blankets or lawn chairs for an outdoor screening of The Wild Robot. The snack bar and youth activities open at 7pm; the movie starts around 7:40pm or sunset. Friday, Aug. 7. Free. All ages.
• Cupertino Library Aquarium Reopening (Cupertino Library) — The refreshed aquarium is being unveiled with colorful fish, a refurbished artificial reef, an ocean-themed storytime, a craft, photobooth and scavenger hunt. Saturday, Aug. 8, beginning at 10:15am. Free. Families.
• Ocean Crafts (Cupertino Library) — Make aquarium-inspired crafts to celebrate the reopening. Saturday, Aug. 8, 3pm. Free. Ages 3+; supplies are limited, so arrive on time.
• Farmer Arann Music Show (Saratoga Library) — Live music and cheerful silliness with instruments, original songs and plenty of dancing and wiggling. Saturday, Aug. 8, 11–11:45am. Free. All ages.
• Los Altos Rotary Fine Art in the Park (Lincoln Park, Los Altos) — More than 150 juried artists, live music, a community stage, children’s activities and food in the park. Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 8–9, 10am–5:30pm. Admission and shuttle parking are free. All ages.
• STEM Play + Bubble Day (The Village at San Antonio Center, Mountain View) — Hands-on STEM activities, music from a live DJ and a bubble artist making larger-than-life creations. Saturday, Aug. 8, 4–6pm. Free; Eventbrite registration is encouraged and activities are available while supplies last.
• Animal Assisted Happiness Farm Open House (999 E. Caribbean Drive, Sunnyvale) — Meet mini horses, a mini donkey, alpacas, goats, sheep, rabbits, guinea pigs, pot-bellied pigs, chickens, ducks and doves. Sunday, Aug. 9, 10am–4pm. Free. All ages.
• Baby Wearing Dance (Cupertino Library) — A movement class for adult caregivers and pre-walking babies. Sunday, Aug. 9, 11am–noon. Free; bring your own baby carrier.

One paid option for serious arcade fans:

• California Extreme (Hyatt Regency Santa Clara) — A huge collection of classic arcade and pinball machines, all set to free play once inside. Saturday, Aug. 8, 11am–1:30am, and Sunday, Aug. 9, 11am–9pm. At-door admission is $50 Saturday or $40 Sunday for adults; $30/$25 for ages 2–6; under 2 free.

Hope this helps with week planning!

I comb through local city/library/venue calendars every week. If you don't see events here for your particular date/location/age group, I have a free list of 1,000+ upcoming Bay Area events in my Reddit profile bio.