Fiber Optic Friends
Participate in the MD STEM Festival by creating a small fiber optic friend!
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Participate in the MD STEM Festival by creating a small fiber optic friend!
Get creative outside at Little Plein Air! Artists aged 3-12 are invited to create a masterpiece while walking or sitting at Adkins at the start of our Plein Air event. Every artist will receive a prize and a personalized superlative.
Join us at the Kensington Park Library for some fun and artsy experimentation!
Join Ms. Laura in crafting some fancy artwork using salt and glue. All materials provided. Sponsored by Friends of the Library, Montgomery County, MD, Inc.
Join us for Kids Discover/Little Explorers: Silly Scarecrows on Saturday, November 7th from 11am-12pm. We’ll be using paper plates, construction paper, and lots of recycled colorful art materials to create our own silly scarecrows. We’ll also be learning about fall, farms, and scarecrows. Ages 3-10. Register online. Hope to see you there!
Join the University of Maryland Computing Catalyst for a hands-on introduction to computer science! Led by undergraduate student volunteers from the University of Maryland, College Park, this interactive workshop will introduce students in grades 4–8 to core computing concepts through engaging activities.
Stop by our STEM Fest Extravaganza to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Maryland STEM Festival!
Stop by our STEM Fest Extravaganza to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the Maryland STEM Festival!
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.
Engineering a Park Clean Up presents a common problem – trash in a public park – and invites participants (ages 4+) to help solve it. While designing a tool to […]
Join Washington College’s Center for Environment & Society (CES) Geospatial Innovation Program (GIP) for a hands-on STEM exploration of maps and the places that matter to us.
Kids can assemble a 3D-printed puzzle map of Maryland, divided into counties, and create an “All About My Place” explosion map featuring drawings and representations of places that are meaningful to them.
Join Washington College’s Center for Environment & Society (CES) Geospatial Innovation Program (GIP) for a hands-on STEM exploration of maps and the places that matter to us.
Kids can assemble a 3D-printed puzzle map of Maryland, divided into counties, and create an “All About My Place” explosion map featuring drawings and representations of places that are meaningful to them.
Girl Scout Daisies will learn about robots and programming while building a prototype with easily accessible materials. Then, the scouts will showcase their creations to fellow roboticists for feedback.

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