Rocket Science!
Come learn about rockets and then build your own!
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Come learn about rockets and then build your own!
Public Star Party with HAL Observatory open and members’ telescopes set up in plaza and parking lot. Activities for kids.
Celebrate Maryland Maker Day at KID Museum’s Open Explore on Sunday, October 18! Families are invited to explore, create, and discover together through hands-on making that sparks curiosity, creativity, and innovation.
Celebrate Earth Sciences Week by learning about the rocks and minerals of Maryland and how they are used.
Girl Scout Cadettes and Seniors will learn about robots, use software to program a robot, build a prototype using easily accessible materials, and showcase their creations to fellow Scouts for feedback. Cadettes will also build circuits while Seniors build a hydraulic arm.
The night is dark and full of bats! Join a biologist to learn about what makes these enigmatic and elusive mammals unique and how we can support Maryland’s native bats. This program is brought to us by the Maryland Wildlife and Heritage Service, Department of Natural Resources.
Daytime Public Star Party
We’ll be hosting a special “Sidewalk Astronomy” open house, presented by SMAS!
Ignite your curiosity in the Light Street Lab! Kids will explore the wonders of STEAM—science, technology, engineering, art, and math—through interactive, hands-on activities.
Dive into the world of science, technology, engineering, and math with fun, hands-on experiments and activities! Tangram is a traditional Chinese puzzle made of a square cut into seven specific flat pieces. Rearrange these seven pieces—called tans—to make different shapes like animals, people, or objects.
Ages 3-5 with adult; 45 min. Ticket Required.
Explore Fall themes through children’s literature, different art mediums, and hands-on learning. Dress for mess!
Construct ramps, engineer marble runs, and conduct experiments to find out what rolls, what slides, and how to make things roll faster and further.

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