Events

The Kenyan K. Beals Community Robotics Center is a joint project between Hawaii Science and Technology Museum and Mokupāpapa Discovery center. We’ve partnered to introduce new students to robotics as well as offer lab and practice space to local teams. Through KKBCRC we offer the VEX VRC and VEX IQ platforms as well as MATE ROV underwater robotics. Located on the top floor of 76 Kamehameha Ave, this STEM education center is a place to share the love of robotics with students and help new teams and coaches get started with the resources and information they need. Come visit us every Saturday from 10am-2pm!

The Little STEAMers Preschool is based on the Montessori principles that children learn best when they are given the freedom to move, to choose their own work, and follow their interests, operating within boundaries that include respect for themselves, others, and their environment. In Little STEAMers Preschool students learn through guided exploration and build skills with independent hands-on learning. Using Montessori methods, our teachers progress students’ exploration skills and use a complete preschool curriculum to develop students’ understanding of STEM concepts (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and communication (language arts & literacy).

MassRobotics is hosting 2 daily workshops for middle and high school students from April 7-11. Space is limited and classes must be registered in advance. Please contact STEM@MassRobotics.org to reserve a spot. (SORRY - All available spaces are reserved for 2025)

Kids of all ages are welcome to come and build together on Monday, March 3rd from 4:00-5:00pm! Legos, Duplos, Mega Blocks, Magna Tiles, wooden blocks, and cardboard blocks will be available to choose from. This program is designed to encourage imaginative play and teamwork while contributing to a foundation for early mathematical concepts

STEM Adventure Club, where we ignite a passion for science in kids from grades 1 to 5 and fill them with the thrill of discovery! At North Dakota’s Gateway to Science, we believe in introducing young minds to the wonders of science through hands-on experiments, exciting activities, and interactive games. Each session is designed to captivate and educate, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of science.

Build to your heart’s content every Monday and Friday afternoon. Drop by the Imaginarium anytime between 2:30-5 PM and create fantastic Lego structures!

Build LEGO® creations with other kids. Try a building challenge or use your imagination! Ages 6-11.

Join us on the 1st and 3rd Mondays for the LEGO® Club at Ygnacio Valley Library! We provide the LEGO's®, you provide the fun. No registration required. For special accommodation, please provide the library with 72 hours' notice.

Challenge yourself with a new at-home project every Monday. Build, create, and experiment something amazing at home with a new project each week. Develop your social, motor, and problem-solving skills while having fun! One kit per patron, while supplies last. For children ages 6 through 9.

From experiential exhibitions to in-depth live demos to fun videos on social media, the Science Museum of Virginia looks for opportunities to encourage all Virginians to enrich their lives through science. The Science Museum is a catalyst for inspiration, a place that sparks curiosity, encourages discovery and generates ideas in science, technology, engineering and math.

Join us for Tinker Tuesdays, our pop-up makerspace! This creative and interactive environment is designed to inspire and encourage young minds to explore, experiment, and learn through hands-on activities. Equipped with a variety of materials and resources, Tinker Tuesday will empower children to engage in activities related to S.T.E.A.M. in a playful and imaginative manner!

Calling all young architects! Come create a beautiful Lego masterpiece every Tuesday! Projects will be displayed for the week until the following meeting. Ages 6+ & accompanied by a responsible adult

Drop by to learn about all the offerings we have for our tween and teen patrons. Use our gaming systems, make art, learn new technologies or just hang out! Tech equipment available includes a 3D printer, Cricut vinyl cutter, Nintendo Switch gaming system, DSLR camera, green screen, studio lighting kit, laptops and headphones.

Children in grades 1-5 are invited to get creative and build with lots of LEGO®! We'll provide the bricks while the kids provide the imagination. All LEGO® will remain at the Library, so bring a camera to capture a photo of your build. Please leave your own LEGO® at home so they don't get mixed up with the Library's.

3D Printer available for public use. Staff can provide basic help finding free 3D files online and using Cura Ultimaker 3D printing software. Print jobs taking more than 3 hours should be taken to the MakerSpace at the downtown branch of Missoula Public Library. Please contact Brian at bdoyle@missoulapubliclibrary.org for more information.