Clubs and Activities

Exploring the world of Japanese cartoons and computer animation, this bevy watches and discusses anime and manga, and cosplays (costume plays) various characters.

This bevy celebrates the cultural heritage of Asian ethnic groups and explores Asian Culture. Bevy members prepare and eat Asian food, watch Asian shows and films, and discuss the history and traditions of various Asian cultures.

Are you a comic book fan? Share and trade with others ... maybe design and draw your own?

Designed with project-based learning and a hands-on approach in mind, members of this bevy gain expertise in electronics. One of the first projects in this bevy was learning the science behind the workings of ACLC's 3D printer.

Fantasy Soccer bevy members gather to predict soccer games scores, watch parts of games, and talk about the wide world of soccer.

Scrapbooking was a thing of the past, but recently has been revived in new and creative ways. This bevy binds books with beautiful paper and helps members create art in journals they have personally designed. Their artwork is beautiful, and includes recycling in a very aesthetic way.

This bevy helps members learn how to do art in an alternative way: not with pen or pencil, but using a computer. Members find various websites that teach them how to make beautiful artwork electronically.

This is a trading card game created by Richard Garfield. Magic was the first trading card game produced (1993) and it continues to thrive, with approximately thirty-five million players as of 2018. This bevy trades cards and plays the game.

Minecraft is a Sandbox Independent video game originally created by Swedish programmer Markus "Notch" Persson and later developed and published by the Swedish company Mojang. Although learners are usually not allowed to play video games at school, Minecraft Bevy members can play the pocket edition when the Bevy meets. Bevy members also discuss and share strategies for improving their Minecraft character and gaming skills. 

The most popular bevy of them all! It's an ACLC tradition.

This is a youth organization created to support the Red Cross. Learners volunteer their time and can get more involved in the Alameda community!