Girl STEM-Powerment Event
Girls learn about STEM fields and careers
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Girls learn about STEM fields and careers
Join our educators at this hands-on activity where creativity takes flight! This interactive, educator-led program allows visitors to design and build their creations. Part makerspace, part mini-science lesson, this is perfect for budding engineers and aviation enthusiasts. Drop in anytime during the hour to explore the wonders of aviation through play.
This program is ideal for learners ages 6-12. No registration required; Free; includes museum admission.
AI Explorers: Understanding Artificial Intelligence
A four-part virtual series for Maryland STEM Festival 2026
Stop in to see our 3D printer in action and take home a small 3D printed object while supplies last.
Join our educators at this hands-on activity where creativity takes flight! This interactive, educator-led program allows visitors to design and build their creations. Part makerspace, part mini-science lesson, this is perfect for budding engineers and aviation enthusiasts. Drop in anytime during the hour to explore the wonders of aviation and technology through play.
This program is ideal for learners ages 6-12. No registration required; Free; includes museum admission.
Discover the hidden details of everyday objects. Gather outdoor specimens then examine them with various types of magnifiers and microscopes.
Learn how to fly drones from Worcester Tech teacher Valerie Zienty!
Explore how birds inspired modern flight technology and discover how scientists use drones today to help protect wildlife and ecosystems through hands-on experiments and interactive missions led by Aberdeen High School-Science and Mathematics Academy student and Harford Bird Club member, Tyme Anusonti-Inthra. Each child attending must register prior to the event. Weather permitting, be prepared to go outside for a portion of the program.
Experiment with ghosts, spiders and magnets!
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.
Stop by the library any time this week to use our kid-safe cutting tool to make fun and fantastical cardboard creations.
View our 3D printer in action and decorate your own mini 3D printed dinosaur! Each child attending must register prior to the program. Supported by the Norrisville Friends of HCPL.

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