Redwood City Events Calendar

Kids Rock! returns with its kid-focused music series, packed with plenty of music, dancing, and non-stop fun. MC Andy-Z, the Master of Music and Play, is your host, bringing an energetic, animated style to each show. This family-friendly event, sponsored by Redwood City’s Public Library and Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department, creates an enchanting, interactive experience for children and adults alike. Kids will love moving to live music, while parents take in the lively scene at Courthouse Square. With an inflatable playland and more, it’s a great way for families to enjoy music, movement, and connection in a safe, welcoming environment. Come be part of the fun! 

June 20

James Henry's House of Samba Kids

House of Samba Kids is an interactive educational workshop that uses music, rhythm, percussion instruments, and drums as tools for capturing the imagination of the participants. This program is suitable for all ages from children to adults. The creator of this exceptional program is James Henry, who has an extraordinary gift of capturing and holding the attention of his audience and imparting a sense of confidence and joy to all. James Henry, master percussionist, has traveled the world with this program and brings to everyone pieces of cultural wisdom from every area of the globe. Expect to dance, sing, be involved and be transported to many areas of the globe through the sounds of drums and percussion! 

About Emcee "MC" Andy Z

Redwood City-born kindie-rock artist Andy Z literally feels right at home MC'ing our kids rock concert series. In addition to performing live for hundreds of audiences every year, and at such prominent national music festivals as Strings Music Festival in Colorado and Austin City Limits Festival in Texas, he has guest deejayed on the national radio shows Spare The Rock Spoil The Child and Hilltown Family Variety Show. As a celebrity, he appeared with Nancy Cartwright (the voice of Bart Simpson) at the joint event "Stars In The Park", and with San Francisco Giants mascot “Lou Seal”, leading the Highlander Little League Opening Day crowd in a rousing rendition of “Take Me Out To The Ball Game”.