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Highlands Community Club

<h3>🎄 Highlands Community Club 2026 Holiday Market</h3>
Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Highlands Community Club Holiday Market, happening Saturday &amp; Sunday, November 14–15, 2026, from 10 AM–3 PM in Redwood City!
Join us for a festive weekend featuring a variety of local vendors and unique finds, including jewelry, home décor, crafts, collectibles, toys &amp; trinkets, gifts, baked goods, and specialty foods. Whether you're looking for one-of-a-kind gifts, holiday goodies, or something special for yourself, there will be plenty to discover!
🎁 Free admission 
🛍️ Shop local vendors and small businesses 
🍪 Enjoy delicious baked goods and specialty foods 
🎨 Discover unique crafts, collectibles, gifts &amp; more
📅 November 14 &amp; 15, 2026 
⏰ 10 AM–3 PM 
📍 Highlands Community Club 
1665 Fernside Street, Redwood City, CA
Bring your family and friends and enjoy a festive weekend of holiday shopping, local treasures, and community fun!
For more information, visit HighlandsCommunityClub.com.
Interested in being a vendor? We’d love to have you join us!
Apply today!&nbsp;Visit the Events page on our website for the vendor application and additional information. 🎄✨

Local Event: Highlands Community Club 2026 Holiday Market

Highlands Community Club 2026 Holiday Market

🎄 Highlands Community Club 2026 Holiday Market
Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Highlands Community Club...

Join us at the Redwood City Preschool Fair! Free for families to explore 25+ preschool programs, all in one place.

This free, fun-filled event will be hosted at&nbsp;201 Arch St on Saturday, November 14 from 11am-1pm!&nbsp;You can explore various preschool and enrichment options for your little one. Meet with Preschool Directors from different preschools, ask questions, and gather information to help you make the best choice for your child's early education.
Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to kickstart your child's learning journey!

Local Event: 2026 Redwood City Preschool Fair - Nov 14

2026 Redwood City Preschool Fair - Nov 14

Join us at the Redwood City Preschool Fair! Free for families to explore 25+ preschool programs, all in one place.

This free,...

Bing Concert Hall

The Stanford Wind Symphony&nbsp;takes audiences on a vibrant musical journey from the ancient streets of Rome in Respighi’s evocative I Pini di Roma to the breathtaking landscapes of Yagisawa’s Machu Picchu, alongside the luminous energy of Mackey’s Aurora Awakes and the youthful exuberance of Reed’s The Hounds of Spring. The program includes Borne’s virtuosic Carmen Fantasy, featuring Stanford student flutist Erica Wang as soloist, bringing the brilliance and expressive power of the flute to the concert stage.

 General Admission: $37&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Seniors/Non-Stanford Students: $32

Local Event: Stanford Wind Symphony Concert

Stanford

Stanford Wind Symphony Concert

The Stanford Wind Symphony takes audiences on a vibrant musical journey from the ancient streets of Rome in Respighi’s...

1333 Madison Ave, Redwood City, CA 94061

Join us on November 21st at 11 AM at Veterans Memorial Senior Center in Redwood City for a free talk by Dave Hohle, CSB. "Progress is Inevitable It Begins with Vision"
Fears and obstacles dissolve in amazing ways as we gain a clearer understanding that life and reality are of God.&nbsp; Free Parking Provided.

Local Event: Progress is Inevitable It Begins with Vision

Progress is Inevitable It Begins with Vision

Join us on November 21st at 11 AM at Veterans Memorial Senior Center in Redwood City for a free talk by Dave Hohle, CSB....

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