Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Get excited about science and nature when T-Rexplorers comes to the Library. See dinosaur bones up close and get a glimpse of what it’s like to go on a Paleontological...
Have you ever dreamed of designing your own board game? Here's your chance. We'll provide the supplies and materials. You bring the creativity. Your game is yours to take home....
Join us for GrownUp & Me Story Time—enjoy engaging stories, songs, and fun activities led by Miss Kathy! There are designated play areas for kids and opportunities to connect with...
Calling all tiny dinos, join us for a dino-mite afternoon! Enjoy a dinosaur themed storytime, get your picture taken with a special dinosaur friend, and take home a craft. Ages...
Time flies when you’re having fun and it goes even faster when you have a task to complete! Are you up to the challenge?
Let's hang out and admire incredible animals together! Best for ages 6-8. We'll learn, share our knowledge and excitement, plus do an experiment or craft that relates to komodo dragons....
Try out some STEM games including Power Tiles, Gravity Maze, Brain Builders, and more! No registration required.
Families with Children. Registration is required. Come by the library to enjoy our impressive selection of Legos with the whole family!
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