Cupertino Library

09/06/2026

Welcome to a new Month of Guess the Cover Challenges!
Do your best, but as always, the answer will be posted Tuesday at 10am,

09/03/2026

Join us at Cupertino Library, this Tuesday, September 8th at 4 pm for a fin-tastic storytime with special guests from the San Jose Sharks!

09/02/2026

Cupertino is happy to welcome back wildlife photographer Joan Sparks for this fascinating look at eagles. Photographed both locally and in Alaska, come learn more about these amazing raptors while enjoying Joan's photographs. No registration required,

09/02/2026

If physical pain, headaches, digestive issues and low energy are all slowing you down lately, inflammation might be a contributing cause to all of these problems.

Licensed nutritionist Rebecca Hazelton will be at Cupertino Library on Wednesday September 9 at eleven able. She'll talk about tools to help you regain your health and feel unstoppable. No registration required, walk ins are welcome.

09/01/2026

Looking for something to do this week for children? Come into the Cupertino Library and check out these programs!

Check out our storytime schedule!

Tuesday, September 1 at 3:30 pm - Lego Club for Grades K-8th
Join us at the Cupertino Library 3:30-4:30 PM! Students in Kindergarten to 8th grade are welcome to play and create with LEGOs on the first Tuesday of each month. Space is limited.

Wednesday, September 2 at 11:00 am - Poponta Japanese Storytime
Join us for a family storytime with Poponta Children’s Cultural Society! This Japanese storytelling session will include traditional kamishibai (paper theater), puppets and books!

Friday, September 4 at 7:00 pm - 中/英文雙語說故事時間 Mandarin/English Bilingual Family Storytime
Join us for stories, songs, flannel board story, fingerplay and a craft project with Children Librarian in Mandarin and English. Children and their caretakers are welcome to join. 兒童圖書館員將為小朋友讀圖畫故事書;唱兒歌;用絨布板講故事;手指謠和做美勞。歡迎幼兒們和家長,褓母一同前來參加。

Sunday, September 6 at 3:00 pm - Sing A Story: Hansel and Gretel
San Francisco Opera Guild presents, Sing a Story, an interactive introduction to opera for ages 4–10. A teaching artist will tell the story of a classic opera and teach a singing lesson before revealing a magic bag full of costumes and props. The entire audience will then participate in performing the opera from the beginning. Volunteers will rotate playing parts and everyone can sing in the chorus! Please arrive on time. The participants (ages 4-10) will be capped at 50. Siblings and caregivers not counted towards the maximum!

09/01/2026

Here is the answer to Sunday's final Guess the Cover Challenge for August.
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S118C1072969
Next Sunday, we get going with our September Guess the Cover Challenges!

08/30/2026

The Last Guess the Cover Challenge of August is here. Do you best, but the answer will be posted Tuesday, September 1 at 10am.

08/29/2026

Join us for a performance by Halau 'O Pi'ilani! Children and families are invited to join us for a hula show featuring a medley of songs tomorrow, Saturday, August 29 at 10:30 am!

08/27/2026

Next Wednesday, September 2 at 7pm, Join us for a mind-bending exploration of the human mind from the perspective of a magician. Presented by Joss Lee, a magician and educator, this talk bridges the gap between performance and science. As the youngest inductee into the San Jose International Brotherhood of Magicians, Joss brings a unique expertise to his lectures, engaging audiences with captivating stories from history and science. Drawing from his background in performance and prestidigitation, he now travels the world as an enrichment lecturer making topics accessible to curious minds across the globe.

Keep your senses sharp, your mind open, and prepare for an eye-opening look at reality.

08/25/2026

Tomorrow at 7PM at Cupertino Library, tweens, teens, and families are invited to Flex Prep's seminar on "Navigating School in the Age of AI: Opportunities and Pitfalls." We will explore how AI is reshaping the student and teacher experience in today’s classrooms. We’ll share information from our instructors on how students are currently using AI—both productively and problematically. From there, we’ll outline what responsible, productive AI usage looks like in an academic setting, including practical guidelines for maintaining academic integrity while leveraging these tools. We’ll also share how we integrate AI into our tutoring sessions to enhance learning and provide targeted, individualized practice materials and guidelines.

Registration is required:

Join us as we explore how AI is reshaping the student and teacher experience in today’s classrooms. We’ll share information from our instructors on how students are currently using AI—both productively and problematically. From there, we’ll outline what responsible, productive AI usage looks...