Event List

Come any time between the scheduled hours to try your hand at maneuvering the Lego Mindstorm EV3 robot through the obstacle course.

Recommended for kids ages 6-12.

Are you sure you know the difference between flavors of Oreo?  What about Pepsi vs. Coke?  Can you taste the different types of Taco Bell hot sauce and know which is which without looking at the packet?

MUST be in grades 9 - 12. Registration required.  Must commit to all 10 classes. Workshop will not meet if low enrollment. 

Unearth your child's curiosity as Science Heroes dig into the incredible science around us. 

Harness the power of pressure and energy with our Toilet Tornado!

The Turtle Island Restoration Network will DIVE into the history of sea turtles! We will travel back to the pre-historic late Cretaceous period and discover what it meant to be a sea turtle 100-66 million years ago.

Play Magic: the Gathering in one of the most fun formats - booster draft! This FREE event will teach you how to play, give you the chance to see the newest cards in Magic, play in a casual draft, and you get to KEEP the cards you pick!

Drop in to the Wortham Auditorium any time between 2:30 - 4:30 PM to paint a rock. Take it home for yourself or find somewhere outside to leave it for a surprise find!

MUST be in grades 9 - 12. Registration required.  Must commit to all 10 classes. Workshop will not meet if low enrollment. 

Dr. Jim Pennington, Chemistry Professor at Texas A&M College Station helps us send summer off with a bang as he wows the crowd with wild science experiments. You won't want to miss this explosive experience. 

You're invited to a T. Rex tea party! Join us for a playful program full of singing, storytelling, movement, and more, all with a dinosaur twist.

Play Magic: the Gathering in one of the most fun formats - booster draft! This FREE event will teach you how to play, give you the chance to see the newest cards in Magic, play in a casual draft, and you get to KEEP the cards you pick!

The sand dunes are alive and moving in a constant migration landward and along the coastline. Come learn more about this special island we call home with our state park ranger Regina Lillibridge.

Are you looking for a different kind of book club? One that isn't afraid to respectfully discuss topics of life, literature, and relevant issues?

Drop in to the Children's computer lab any time between 2:30 - 4:30 PM to use circuits, alligator clips, and a computer to turn real bananas into a variety of musical instruments. Recommended for kids ages 6-12.