Apricot STEM Fair
June 29
Launch projectiles, explore steam trains, and discover the science behind sun-drying apricots at this hands-on fair set in a historic orchard. It's playful STEM learning for curious kids and nostalgic adults alike.
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Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
History Exhibition
History ExhibitionLos Altos History Museum
North Los Altos
This pocket-sized museum packs in everything from indigenous history to Silicon Valley's tech boom. Wander through hands-on exhibits, then step into the preserved J. Gilbert Smith House, a 1900s farmhouse next door.
Historic farmhouse setting
Silicon Valley heritage
Hands-on exhibits
Rotating art exhibitions
Tips
💎"wonderful little free gem of a museum"
🏠tour the 100-year-old Smith House next door
🍑check out the Blenheim apricot orchard on the grounds
Upcoming at Los Altos History Museum
Monday, Jun 29
Friday, Dec 18
Portraits of Los Altos
December 18 at 12pm
Step into the faces that built Los Altos. This new installation brings early residents to life through historic portraits, paintings, and sculpture: orchard families, pioneering women, and the names behind local street signs. Located in the Community Corner of the Permanent Exhibition.
Los Altos History Museum
North Los AltosOpens Thursday at 12:00 PM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionThis pocket-sized museum packs in everything from indigenous history to Silicon Valley's tech boom. Wander through hands-on exhibits, then step into the preserved J. Gilbert Smith House, a 1900s farmhouse next door.
Historic farmhouse setting
Silicon Valley heritage
Hands-on exhibits
Rotating art exhibitions
Tips
💎"wonderful little free gem of a museum"
🏠tour the 100-year-old Smith House next door
🍑check out the Blenheim apricot orchard on the grounds
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Upcoming at Los Altos History Museum
Monday, Jun 29
Friday, Dec 18
Portraits of Los Altos
December 18 at 12pm
Step into the faces that built Los Altos. This new installation brings early residents to life through historic portraits, paintings, and sculpture: orchard families, pioneering women, and the names behind local street signs. Located in the Community Corner of the Permanent Exhibition.