Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

This meeting will provide an update on the Clean Water Program and plans for the upgrade and expansion of the wastewater treatment plan.

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

Practice your conversation skills at this drop-in conversation group that is designed to give adult English language learners an opportunity to speak in an informal, relaxed atmosphere. ** Cedar Room, 1st Floor **

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

Design it then print it! Open computer lab: learn Tinkercad* basics then create and print** your own designs. We also have Makey Makey and Arduino kits available for those who wish to explore the amazing world of micro controllers. Second and fourth Thursdays of every month. For students in 7th - 12th grade. ** Computer Lab, 3rd Floor **

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

Artist Cheryl Coon is fascinated by microscopy and organisms like diatoms and plankton that demonstrate infinite variations of natural geometry. Her sculptures explore many recurring patterns seen in nature, such as shells, spikes, thorns or fish spines which are used by organisms for protection. She tries to capture a world of mystery and wonder and the strange creatures that lurk beneath the surface of water. These sculptures are observations of aquatic life forms seen over many years of kayaking in the Pacific Ocean and fishing around the Sea of Cortez and Baja. ** Second Floor Display Case **

The San Mateo Firefighters’ Association will be holding a Chili Cook Off on Saturday, August 25, 2018. This event will feature live music (featuring ’Explorer’ and ‘92 South’) and will be held at Central Park in San Mateo, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The cost of the event is $10.00 which gets you tastings of the chili, one bowl of your favorite chili, and one drink (beer, wine, soda, or water). The proceeds will benefit the MDA. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear some great music and have fun. The chili cook-off will feature a car show and a Home Brew Competition in which local brewers will compete against each other to decide the best local beer in the area. There will also be a slide and dunk tank for kids!