Attention all Bad Kitty fans! Drop by anytime between 4pm- 6pm for a variety of special activities dedicated to all things Bad Kitty. Donโt miss out on the fun!
Grab your family and make a stunning (or stunningly awful) project.
Join us after hours for gaming of all kinds and pizza!
A special Family Storytime presented in Mandarin with stories, songs, and activities for all ages.
Self-guided 0.5-mile walk on winter survival techniques of reptiles.
Visit The Morton Arboretum from Saturday, February 15 through Sunday, February 23, to see Juniper Junction, a large-scale model train display at the Arboretumโs Firefly Pavilion. Large-scale model railroading uses trains that are significantly larger than standard model railroading. Also called โgarden railroads,โ large-scale model railroads offer a captivating landscape for viewers of all ages...
Have you ever wondered what it's really like to be an artist, scientist or engineer? 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. Professionals will be stationed throughout the Museum's Main Level. This is an opportunity to...
Visit a variety of animal exhibits including Frog Lady, Incredible Bats, Stillman Nature Center and Randall Oaks Zoo. This is your chance to get up close to the animals and have your questions answered. Tickets are required and will be available at the Youth Services Desk beginning Mon., Feb. 10.
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