Family Storytime

Family Storytime at Elizabeth Allen, San Jose on Wednesday, Oct 7. Family-friendly.

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303 dated listings for preschoolers in San Jose in the next 60 days — storytime's older edge, lessons and kindergym, pulled from the town's real event feed and sorted by age, not by who paid to be first.
If you're raising a preschooler in San Jose, this is the page that keeps up. Between Oct 7 and Nov 15, San Jose's feed lists 303 dated listings for this age — 49 different programs, covering storytime's older edge, lessons and kindergym. Most of it runs at Randall Studstill (33) and Tiffany Garcia (30).
Everything here is a real listing from San Jose's own event feed, checked against each program's age range — a program whose ages overlap 3–5 shows up here even if it also fits the age next door.
Dated listings in the next 60 days, soonest first. A weekly program shows a few of its sessions here — the rhythm section below has the full pattern.

Family Storytime at Elizabeth Allen, San Jose on Wednesday, Oct 7. Family-friendly.

Family Storytime is on Wednesday, Oct 7 at Randall Studstill, San Jose. Family-friendly.

On the calendar for Wednesday, Oct 7: Family Storytime at Cassidy Pham, San Jose. Bring the kids along.

Family Storytime at Karolina Gorgolewski, San Jose on Wednesday, Oct 7. Family-friendly.

On the calendar for Wednesday, Oct 7: Family Storytime at Aggie Beteran, San Jose. Bring the kids along.

Wednesday, Oct 7: Freedom To Read: Storytime at Sarah Mettler, San Jose. Family-friendly.

Mark Wednesday, Oct 7: Freedom to Read: Storytime at Randall Studstill, San Jose. Bring the kids along.

Indoor Family Storytime is on Wednesday, Oct 7 at Priscilla Chan, San Jose. Bring the kids along.

Wednesday, Oct 7: Indoor Family Storytime at Laurel Papadopoulos, San Jose. Worth bringing the whole family.
Playdates for Children and Their Caregivers is on Wednesday, Oct 7 at Seven Trees Branch Library, San Jose. Family-friendly.
These are the programs that run week after week — the ones San Jose parents actually plan around.
Wednesdays — Reading to Children at Tiffany Garcia · 20 sessions in the feed, next Oct 7, then Oct 10.
Wednesdays — Reading To Children at the Willow Glen Library at Yannina Yang · 12 sessions in the feed, next Oct 7, then Oct 14.
Thursdays — Reading to Children at Randall Studstill · 16 sessions in the feed, next Oct 8, then Oct 13.
Thursdays — Family Storytime at Jo-Ann Wang · 7 sessions in the feed, next Oct 8, then Oct 15.
Thursdays — Family Storytime at Tiffany Garcia · 7 sessions in the feed, next Oct 8, then Oct 15.
Saturdays — Family Storytime at Randall Studstill · 12 sessions in the feed, next Oct 7, then Oct 10.
Saturdays — Family Storytime & Stay and Play at Elizabeth Allen · 7 sessions in the feed, next Oct 10, then Oct 17.
Sundays — Family Storytime + Stay & Play at Victor Luu · 7 sessions in the feed, next Oct 11, then Oct 18.
By the numbers for this age in San Jose: 303 dated listings in the next 60 days; 77 fall on a weekend and 31 start in the evening (the pyjama-storytime slot); the busiest single venue is Randall Studstill with 33 of them.
Why this looks familiar: most of these programs — storytime is the big one — span ages 1–3 to 3–5, so the same sessions appear on the toddler page too. That's the library's age range, not a mix-up; where a program is only for this age, it shows only here.
On cost: none of these listings carries a free tag in San Jose's feed, so treat prices as check-the-listing — libraries and rec centres often run these at no cost, but the feed doesn't say so and we won't guess.
Rainy-day fallback: most of this age's listings in San Jose run indoors at Almaden Branch Library, Bascom Library, Edenvale Branch Library — warm, dry, and built for short attention spans.
Your next stage: kids grow out of this age band fast — the kids page for San Jose picks up where this one leaves off.
The feed lists 303 dated listings for this age in the next 60 days, running Oct 7 to Nov 15 — the Coming up section is pulled straight from it.
It varies by program, and the page only says which is which where a listing's own words say so — the Good to know section names the drop-in and registration listings it found. When it doesn't say, the listing link is the place to check.
None of the current listings carries a free tag in the feed, so check each listing for its price — we don't mark anything free that the source doesn't.
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