2nd Harvest Food Pantry
Last Wednesday Monthly after 2 p.m. at
Belle Air School
Operration Clean Sweep - May
2nd 2026
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Complete Streets Committee May 6 2026
Celebrate
Moms and Migratory Birds: May 9, 2026
The
San Mateo County History Museum, at 2200 Broadway in Redwood City, will
present a “Celebration of Moms and Migratory Birds,” a free event
between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on May 9 -
- World Migratory Bird Day, the day before Mother’s Day. Redwood City
will be presenting its “Almost Mother’s Day Concert” on the square in
front of the museum. Inside the Museum, kids can enjoy making bird
themed crafts to gift to their moms and participate in a “Birding in
the Museum” scavenger hunt. The event is
FREE to the PUBLIC.
The
program is sponsored by the Cypress Lawn Heritage Foundation.
For
More Information Contact:
Mitch
Postel
Grand Opening of Improved San Bruno Mountain Day Use Area, May 13
On Wednesday, May 13 at 11:00 come celebrate with
Supervisor David Canepa, San Mateo County Parks, and State Parks as we
host an official ribbon-cutting for the improved day use area in the
Saddle Area of San Bruno Mountain State & County Park. Improvements
include new ADA accessible picnic areas, a restroom and an interpretive
pavilion.
Come enjoy the new day use area this summer. Picnic sites are filled on a first come, first served basis.
Police Day at Tanforan - May 16th
2026
To be held outside the JC Penny Closed Store in Tanforan
Waiting for info
San Mateo History Museum - FREE Program June 5th 2026
Posy Parade & Community
Day in the Park - June 7th 2026
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Register Your Float into the Posy Parade
Nominate a Posy Parade Princess
Behind The Bark - June 20 2026
National Night Out - August
4th 2026
National Night Out is an annual community-building event designed to strengthen relationships between neighbors
and local law enforcement while promoting neighborhood safety and camaraderie.
It is traditionally held on the first Tuesday in August, making August 4, 2026, the official date for nationwide celebrations.
Communities often host block parties, cookouts, safety demonstrations, and other interactive activities from early evening until nightfall,
encouraging residents to meet local officers, share resources, and foster a sense of collective responsibility.
Participating in National Night Out can include simple acts like turning on porch lights, hosting neighborhood gatherings,
or attending community safety events. The goal is to build trust, reduce crime, and strengthen community ties through
positive interactions between residents and public safety personnel.
More
info on San Bruno National Night Out Events Coming
Riechel
Reports - City
of San Bruno CA Events and Events of Interest to San Bruno Residents
