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Join in seasonal festivities at Hogwarts; all costumes welcome! Stir up powerful potions, practice spells, discover owl secrets, and create a slimy surprise. Ages 7-11. 60 minutes. Ticketed.
Free tickets will be available at the Children’s Desk 15 minutes before class. Class capacity will determine the availability of tickets.
S L I M E . . . Come make it with us, and then you can decide what happens next! Take it home, or leave it at the library for younger kids to use on the upcoming Slime Open Play (4-10 yrs) event.
Join the library and Arundel Rivers Federation to get a hands-on demonstration of how we use STEAM to understand our rivers! Participants can test out a dissolved oxygen probe, a refractometer, and get a first hand look at a submersible ROV (remote operated vehicle) used for monitoring oyster reefs.
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.
Did you know many of the pieces in our store are handmade by us? Now’s your chance to create one yourself—with spooky skull beads!
Build, create, and explore with legos! With plenty of pieces and endless possibilities, kids can let their imaginations take the lead in this freestyle building session.
A spooky ghost is blowing through town with a powerful wind! Use your engineering skills to design and build a structure that can stay standing when the “ghost wind” blows. Ages 6-11.
Build your own tiny street art masterpiece! Join our mini graffiti wall workshop where we will use vibrant paints to design a custom name tag that’s perfect for displaying on any nightstand, dresser, or desk. While supplies last. Ages 8-13
Learn how to fly drones from Worcester Tech teacher Valerie Zienty!
Explore apples through science, engineering, and agriculture. Participants will identify the parts of an apple, learn about how apples are grown, discover how apple grafting is used and build apple-themed structures!
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.
The Masonville Cove Partnership invites you to join Birds of Urban Baltimore and our bird banding studies on campus! See the bird banding process up-close, and learn how urban greenspaces help migrating birds! Registration reserves your spot, walk-ins welcomed.
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