Children & Library · Upcoming
Library plans a Halloween scavenger hunt for October 15
The Mountain House branch invites children to follow clues around the library and earn a small prize; the page lists the date but no time.
Edition: 2026-10-12 · Mountain House Live · AI-assisted source summary & local analysisOriginal source: Stockton–San Joaquin County Public Library event page · Event October 15, 2026; page carried no event time or separate publication date; retrieved October 12, 2026

The county library's Mountain House listing schedules a Halloween Scavenger Hunt for Thursday, October 15. It says children can find clues hidden around the library and receive a small prize. The page displays no event time, so families should not infer an opening or closing hour from the date alone. The branch's current hours and any staff directions control participation.
The activity turns a library visit into a simple observation and navigation game. Caregivers should keep children within sight, respect quiet-study areas and avoid moving library property while searching. Costumes, if worn, should allow safe walking and clear vision. The page does not promise that prizes will remain available throughout the day, and the activity description should not be read as permission to enter staff-only areas.
Before leaving home, families should contact the branch or check the live listing for the participation window and any age guidance. A missing time is a source limitation worth stating clearly, not a blank to fill by guesswork. The contextual photograph shows unrelated children in seasonal costumes and does not portray Mountain House participants, clues, staff, prizes or the local branch.
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