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Do you love figuring out clues and solving mysteries? Join the fun as we learn some of the STEM techniques used by forensic scientists. These crime scene investigators and scientists study, collect, analyze, and solve crimes. Our fun and challenging library crime scene will be kid-friendly.
Only kids need to register.
Explore STEM through interactive workshops, hands-on activities, clubs, and demonstrations throughout Glenelg Country School’s campus. Discover exciting areas such as Robotics, Rocketry, Astronomy, Radio Communication, and more, while meeting outside STEM organizations and participating in a fun scavenger hunt. The festival is open to all ages!
Dinosaur Park offers a free Open House event from 12-4 pm on Saturday October 17th, during which the public can learn about the plants and animals that called Maryland home during the early Cretaceous Period (115 million years ago)! As part of this community science program, participants are also invited to help us make new discoveries by assisting with fossil surface collecting. Please note that there is no actual digging during this program, rather we simply scour the surface to see what new fossils have been exposed through natural erosion. This program does not require any prior registration. Participants will sign up on site. This program is entirely outdoors and weather dependent, so please keep an eye on the weather and dress appropriately. Please check the Dinosaur Park website to confirm the program is not cancelled due to weather.
The night is dark and full of bats! Join a biologist to learn about what makes these enigmatic and elusive mammals unique and how we can support Maryland’s native bats. This program is brought to us by the Maryland Wildlife and Heritage Service, Department of Natural Resources.
Girls learn about STEM fields and careers
Check out how “Hive Intelligence” works. Suit up in a bee suit at our “Hive Dive”. Suitable for all ages.
Calling all curious kids! Join us each session to explore an interesting topic and learn some cool facts. Children and adults can have fun and get messy together at art and STEM stations. Food and natural items may be present.
We will have experiential tables representing many of the Allied Health Programs available at Johns Hopkins. Students will have a chance to do an activity, ask questions and network with new people. We will also have snacks and giveaways for this free event. Students can go at their own pace, no set schedule.
Use your science smarts to figure out whether popular science myths are actually true! Test your hypotheses with fun activities and experiments!
A massive storm is brewing over Market Marshes and the river is rising fast! Join us to train a real-time AI forecasting tool and deploy emergency defenses before the town floods.
Learn simple strategies to create habitat and food sources for wildlife, use the Cut and Drop technique to enrich your soil, and maintain an attractive yard that both neighbors and nature will appreciate.
This is a family friendly event, with a science show and interactive tables on science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM), aimed primarily at elementary and middle school students, but older and younger guests are welcomed!
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