Black History Month Story Trailsβ―
Dan Ryan Woods 83rd and Western Ave, Chicago, IL, United StatesJoin us in celebrating Black History Month with a story trail. Each story will showcase a prominent Black figure.β―
Join us in celebrating Black History Month with a story trail. Each story will showcase a prominent Black figure.β―
You are invited to a party! Come dressed in festive clothes and join us for a celebration of Mo Willems' characters Elephant & Piggie. We will read a story, eat snacks, and take silly pictures in our photo booth.
Drop-in activities recommended for ages 2-5, with a participating adult. Pop by the Library for a playful morning of popular activities!
Join us for some fun as we explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. What will we make today?
Learn about circuits and more in this class full of hands-on activities! Grades 1-8.
In celebration of Black Creativity, kids and families can talk with African American artists, scientists and engineers about innovative work happening right here in our city. This is an opportunity to learn from experts during dynamic demonstrations, hands-on activities and one-on-one conversations. Discover how to turn your passions into a career! Professionals will be stationed...
On Saturday, February 24, drop by Willis Tower anytime between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for Engineering Fest! Activities are geared toward youth ages 8-12, but the whole family is welcome to join. The theme for this yearβs festival is Building Tall, showcasing how engineers innovate solutions that provide communities with effective transportation networks, lead...
This year's Meet Her! event presents a clean water activist. Most well-known as "Little Miss Flint," Mari Copeny will be speaking at MSI! At the age of 8, Mari wrote to President Obama challenging him to visit Flint, Michigan, drawing the country's attention to Flint's water crisis. Mari is now 16 and continues to fight...
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