Compete to see who can build the best catapult while learning about engineering and physics and launching pumpkins! For kids ages 5 - 12 with parent or caregiver.

Compete to see who can build the best catapult while learning about engineering and physics and launching pumpkins! For ages 5 - 12 with a parent or caregiver.

How is it possible to create music with an Arduino microcontroller? Join this MākMō program to find out as we teach you to combine electronics and computer code to make music. While supplies last. For ages 13 - 17.

If you've never worked with robots before, Cubelets are a perfect way to start! Get started with something simple, and then see where your imagination takes you! For ages 5 - 12 with parent or caregiver.

Insects are the most diverse kind of animals on Earth, and the odds are there are interesting insects near you right now! Learn about insects with us and make a model insect to take home. For ages 5 – 12 with parent or caregiver. 

Insects are the most diverse kind of animals on Earth, and the odds are there are interesting insects near you right now! Learn about insects with us and make a model insect to take home. For ages 5-12 with an adult.

Combine creativity and sustainability by learning to sew a tote bag you can use year after year. For teens.

Insects are the most diverse kind of animals on Earth, and the odds are there are interesting insects near you right now! Learn about insects with us and make a model insect to take home.

Come see where your imagination takes you as you combine color-coded cubes that sense the world around them, process data, and perform various actions. For ages 5 - 12 and their parent or caregiver. 

Show someone how thankful you are! Create a handmade light-up gratitude card by building a simple electrical circuit right on the paper. Design a unique card for a friend or family member and share a thoughtful message of gratitude. For ages 18+

Giving gifts with 3D printing is fun and personal! Join us for a tutorial on creating 3D gifts of your own.  This is also your chance to join the Teen Advisory Board and let us know what programs you'd like to see at the library.

Impress family and friends with your own handmade lamp! Participants will create a small desk lamp that will light up using an electrical circuit.

Your friends and family will love these hand-made greeting cards with working lights. Participants will create greeting cards that light up by constructing an electrical circuit on paper. For ages 7-12.

During this program, we will be learning the basics of how to thread a sewing machine and how to sew a simple project.

Combine creativity and sustainability by learning to sew a tote bag that can be used to carry light groceries year after year. For adults.