Simple Machines Stations
Families will explore concepts simple machines stations together. Families (age 7 and under with adult). Allow 60 mins. Ticket required.
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Families will explore concepts simple machines stations together. Families (age 7 and under with adult). Allow 60 mins. Ticket required.
A six-week course for ages 10 to 14 designed to spark interest in programming through guided instruction by experienced high school mentors.
Network and socialize with fellow biopharma, academic, and government professionals at our Maryland Bionetworking Summit—a bioscience-focused series designed to highlight our area’s unique life science ecosystem and to promote interactions between its diverse stakeholders. This in-person evening event will consist of a networking social with refreshments, followed by a talk at the Biomedical Sciences and Engineering (BSE) Education Facility at the Universities at Shady Grove in Rockville featuring our keynote speaker, Ruth Cheng, Ph.D.
Ripen the Meristem, Inc. (RTM) is thrilled to invite families throughout Cambridge, Dorchester County, and surrounding communities to our FREE Eats & Experiments STEM Series at the Dorchester County Public Library!
Join us as we explore the wonders of science through four exciting activities:
🟢 Make Slime & Test Strange Materials — October 8
🧪 Make Color-Changing, Foaming, & Fizzing Chemistry — October 22
🍬 Make & Test Candy & Food Experiments — November 11
🧬 Extract Real DNA & Test It With Forensic Tools — November 15
Each session will feature a different hands-on experiment led by a real scientist, Chenere P. Ramsey, PhD, giving children and adults an opportunity to learn, discover, and have fun together!
✅ FREE and open to the public
✅ Pre-K through 12th grade students and adults welcome
✅ All experiment materials and refreshments provided
✅ Attend one session or all four!
📢 Advance registration is required, and space is limited!
Join us for The Code for Change’s Digital Inclusion & Technology Fair on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM at Trinidad Baptist Church in Capitol Heights, MD!
This FREE, family-friendly event will feature virtual reality, gaming, drone demos, mini tech trainings, career resources, giveaways, and more.
We’re also welcoming sponsors, vendors, and community partners who want to help expand digital access and opportunity.
Learn more and RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1998442007842?aff=oddtdtcreator
This program provides participants with a foundational overview of effective personal budgeting.
This is a 4-week robotics program presented by two High School juniors at Walter Johnson High School with a passion for STEM, who have participated in the First Lego League competition for two years.
Don’t make eye contact…think good thoughts…cross your fingers. Please, please, please, not the spider. These are all thoughts that might run through your mind as you experience Fear Factor!
We will use invisible ink to paint the human skeleton!
With over one-third of entry-level job postings and 50% of all technology roles now calling for AI skills, hands-on exposure to artificial intelligence has quickly shifted from a resume booster to an essential requirement for college graduates entering the workforce. But how do foundational computer science concepts translate into real-world AI applications and high-impact career opportunities?
Join us for an interactive virtual panel hosted by UMBC’s Computer Science undergraduate program at UMBC-Shady Grove. Featuring a panel of student alumni and leading industry partners, this event explores the rise of artificial intelligence, its expanding role across the workplace, and how classroom lessons directly power career success.
Fun and educational STEAM projects for kids aged 6 to 12. Registration requested but not required.
A six-week course for ages 10 to 14 designed to spark interest in programming through guided instruction by experienced high school mentors.

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