Follow Us:
Have you ever wondered what owls eat? Do you like bones? Do you like digging for treasure? Join us as we dissect owl pellets! By looking through this record of their meals, we can see exactly what they’ve eaten. Dissecting an owl pellet is a great way to learn about the different ecological roles organisms play in their environment.
Join us for free public stargazing: If the weather looks clear, come visit the Maryland Space Grant Observatory at JHU and see what’s up in the sky! Check our website https://md.spacegrant.org the afternoon of the event to confirm that it is happening.
Dive into the world of science, technology, engineering, and math with fun, hands-on experiments and activities! Explore the physics of catapults and choose from a variety of materials and try to make your own working launcher!
STEM activities changing Daily at our Makerspace table during branch hours. Ages 5-12
Join us for a morning of building! Use the library’s blocks and building toys to build with your little one while working on fine motor skills! For ages 0-5 with a caregiver.
A weekly program designed for children ages 2-5 and their caregivers to have fun and explore together, building preschool and social-emotional skills.
Build, test, and invent every Wednesday with a new challenge. Complete the challenge at your own pace utilizing materials such as LEGO, building cubes, circuits, paper and everyday craft supplies.
Join us to learn about the female leaders that built our country 250 years ago. This month we will learn about Abigail Adams and others. The session will include hands-on activities. Ages 6 – 12. Please register.
Ages 11-19! Learn basic touch-ups for photos & images using the freeware program GIMP, available on MCPL’s public PCs and laptops! Cut out a figure and match it to background lighting. SSL & candy!
Teens, tweens & adults discover careers, internship & volunteer opportunities via Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection, with & without a college degree! Drop in! Snacks & earn SSL!
Can YOU spot the difference between an AI generated image and a photograph taken by a real person? It may be harder than you think!
Dive into the world of science, technology, engineering, and math with fun, hands-on experiments and activities! Explore making small cars go with the power of rubber bands.
You must be logged in to post a comment.