Santa Clara County Education Facilities

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The museum is a collection of objects and art collected by Jane and Leland Stanford, founded when the university opened in 1891.

The museum helps children discover, explore and create with hands-on learning activities.

The CNC offers a variety of programs and social service programs in collaboration with the Sunnyvale Elementary School District.

Come explore the history of technological innovations that has transformed our world.

The museum showcases Cupertino's unique history through artifacts, tools, graphics, and oral history spanning over 100 years.

Part of the Santa Clara County Library District.

The community center offers a variety of classes and activities as well as indoor and outdoor rental facilities.

The Gilroy Library is a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.

Programs offered include the San Jose Astronomical Assoc., and the San Jose Youth Shakespeare theater group.

The Institute is an art museum dedicated to promoting greater awareness and appreciation of contemporary art.

The museum showcases the people and innovation that has changed our world.

The museum showcases a collection of exhibits chronicling more than a century of Japanese American history.

Hosts programs with Alliance for Youth Achievement offering middle school students homework help and after school activities.

Built to replicate a 1930s farmhouse, the museum explores local history through dynamic exhibits. Free admission.

The Los Altos Library is a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.

MACLA is an art space rooted in the Chicano/Latino experience, committed to emerging Latino artists. Free admission.

The preserve once owned by the McClellan family maintains the original ranch house, milk and livestock barns and more

Programs offered include recreational preschool for ages 3-5, and R.O.C.K 'N' Learn for youth ages 5-17.

The Milpitas Library is a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.

The museum is named after Rear Admiral William Moffett, a Medal of Honor recipient and celebrates the airfield's rich history.

A multidisciplinary arts organization that engages the public in the creative process.

The Morgan Hill Library is a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.

Art and history museum brings art, history, and education together through exhibitions, programs, and experiences.

The center provides a wide range of services and programs for people of all ages.

Features exhibitions that represent a diverse range of perspectives within the textile medium.

The Saratoga Library is a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.

The museum is run by the South Bay Historical Railroad Society with the mission of preserving the local railroad heritage.

The museum tells the story of Sunnyvale through its collections and exhibitions. Free admission.

The library began as a reading room in 1908 organized by the Women's Christian Temperance Union with a collection of 50 books.

The museum is the last farm site in the City of Santa Clara. Visit the main house, barn, summer kitchen, and heritage orchard.

The museum houses around 10,000 pieces of lace dating back to the 1700's. Workshops and classes are offered.

The museum is dedicated to the preservation and display of electrical and mechanical technology from the 1750s to the 1950s.

The museum is a replica of the first permanent imperio (Chapel to the Holy spirit) built in San Jose.

Family-friendly science and tech center with activities, labs and design challenges supporting STEAM education.

The Museum features a California history exhibition about Santa Clara Valley and the early days of Santa Clara University.

The Triton Museum is a destination where local artist can exhibit their work alongside regional and national artists.

The center offers a variety of services and programs for people of all ages, and is available to rent.

The Woodland Library is the branch location of the Los Altos Library, a member of the Santa Clara County Library District.