Insect Fun
Come join us to learn about insects and see some life creatures too.
Grades K+
No registration required
Preschool
Storytime & Craft
Come join us for stories, songs, and craft.
Age 2+
No registration required
Pee Wee Playdate
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. We clean up together at 11:15!
Pee Wee Playdate
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. We clean up together at 11:15!
Pee Wee Playdate
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. We clean up together at 11:15!
Summer Storytime
Join us for a Summer Storytime!
Ages 2+
Summer Storytime
Join us for the a summer themed storytime
Mad Science: Digging for Dinos!
For ages 3, 4, 5, and 6 with an adult.
Registration for this event is full, but we may be able to accept standbys if anyone who is registered does not show up. Please stop by the Youth Services desk a few minutes before the event starts to ask about attending as a standby.
Kids are introduced to the differences between meat-eating and plant-eating animals. They have the opportunity to look at some dinosaur teeth up close and work as paleontologists, by participating in a mini dinosaur dig that engages their attention and helps them improve their scientific knowledge.
ABC Storytime
Join us for the letter of the day!
Ages 2-4
Mad Science: Digging for Dinos!
For ages 3, 4, 5, and 6 with an adult.
Registration for this event is full, but we may be able to accept standbys if anyone who is registered does not show up. Please stop by the Youth Services desk a few minutes before the event starts to ask about attending as a standby.
Kids are introduced to the differences between meat-eating and plant-eating animals. They have the opportunity to look at some dinosaur teeth up close and work as paleontologists, by participating in a mini dinosaur dig that engages their attention and helps them improve their scientific knowledge.