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  • Family Activity Day
    All day
    Tue, Jan 27, 2026
    All over town!

    Since its inception in 1999, the Week of the Family Committee has designated the Monday of the week as a time reserved for families to stay at home and do something specifically with their family. It is hoped that reserving a set time each week for family time will become habit-forming.

    Family Activity Day is for everyone. You are encouraged to “adopt” friends and neighbors who would enjoy an evening of family activities.

    Ideas for things to do as a family:
    • Play board or card games
    • Get out the family photo album
    • Make up a play or story
    • Make dinner—everyone contributes a dish
    • Make a family calendar
    • Read a book aloud (book lists are available at the library)
    • Write letters to grandparents or other family members
    • Draw or paint a picture
    • Learn how to use a compass
    • Pull out your old records, tapes, CDs, then listen to and discuss music
    • Tell stories from your family history
    • Go to the library
    • Bake bread
    • Start a family journal
    • Sing
    Target Audience: All San Carlos Families
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  • Cooks Night Out
    All day
    Wed, Jan 28, 2026-Thu, Jan 29, 2026
    All over San Carlos



    Who doesn't want an excuse for an evening off of planning, cooking, and cleaning up after dinner? These San Carlos establishments will have discounts and specials just for Week of the Family. No registration required.

    Support these local restaurants. Ask for the "Week of the Family Discount".
    • Check back for a list of restaurants!
    This event is sponsored by a grant from the City of San Carlos Centennial Committee.

    Target Audience: Everyone!
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  • Adult Trivia Night
    6:00 PM-9:00 PM
    Fri, Jan 30, 2026
    The Alexandria, 835 Industrial Rd.


    Register Please register by January 27 to reserve your seats!
    Teams will be limited to 5 people. You can come with a team or you can become part of a team when you arrive. Our fantastic emcee, Matt, will be returning again this year. We encourage you to invite family, friends, and neighbors (trivia buffs or not!) to this fun and engaging community game night in San Carlos. Come early and pick up something to eat and/or drink from the food trucks or the Generator Bar. We look forward to another great event this year.

    Target Audience: Adults who enjoy trivia
  • Family Game Night
    6:01 PM-8:00 PM
    Fri, Jan 30, 2026
    San Carlos Library, 610 Elm St.
    2nd Floor Community Rooms


    Come enjoy a fun evening with your family and friends. Play a variety of board and card games that are fun, competitive and educational in nature. We have over 100 games! Local board game players will loan their personal games for play, plus teach and coordinate game playing. Bring games from home to share as well.

    Note: This is at the same location and time as the City-wide Roshambo Finals.

    Target Audience: Game players 4 and up. Most games targeted at 10 year olds and up.
  • City-wide Roshambo Finals
    6:30 PM-7:30 PM
    Fri, Jan 30, 2026
    San Carlos Library, 610 Elm St.
    2nd Floor Community Rooms

    Healthy Cities Tutoring will run our annual San Carlos City-Wide Roshambo Contest (Rock, Paper, Scissors) where winners from local schools can play with others for prizes! Players will be grouped by age groups and we will crown age group winners as well as an eventual city-wide winner! Come join the fun!

    Official Week of the Family Roshambo Rules:
    1. You and your opponent make a fist with one hand and tap it three times on the fist of the other hand (or another hard surface).
    2. You and your opponent should both count the strokes out loud.
    3. On the third tap you and your opponent should both make or “throw” your characterizations of either ROCK, PAPER, or SCISSORS very distinctly, at the exact same time, so there is absolutely no mistake what you threw.
    4. Winner is awarded 1 point for the winning throw. (Rock dulls/beats scissors, paper covers/beats rock, scissors cuts/beats paper.)
    5. If you and your opponent “throw” the same character, no points are awarded--try again.
    6. A player must win two out of three throws to win a game and two games to win the match.
    Note: This is at the same location and time as the Family Game Night.

    Target Audience: Students from all SCSD schools, grades K-8th
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