Upcoming Summer Adventures
Sensory Stay & Play
Babies and toddlers will explore different sensory items in a safe space. Sensory tiles, sensory stones, and more will be available.
Things to Know
Materials Provided
All materials necessary are provided at no cost.
Walk-Ins Welcome
Walk-ins are welcome when space is available.
Exploring National Parks
Come join us as we explore a different National Park each week. There will also be an activity and craft each week.
Things to Know
Walk-Ins Welcome
Walk-ins are welcome when space is available.
Comic Book Art Afternoon
Comic Book Art Afternoon
Join us as we make our own comic book style art! Create your own hero, villain, comic panel, and more! All materials will be provided.
Things to Know
Materials Provided
All materials necessary are provided at no cost.
Walk-Ins Welcome
Walk-ins are welcome when space is available.
Messy Art Afternoons
Messy Art Afternoons
Kids will be outdoors and get hands on experience using different tools to paint with and are encouraged to get messy! It is recommended that children and parents wear clothing that will get dirty during the process.
Things to Know
Materials Provided
All materials necessary are provided at no cost.
Natural Pigments DIY
Natural Pigments DIY
Kids ages eight and up will learn how to create natural paints using plants, minerals, and other natural materials!
Things to Know
Materials Provided
All materials necessary are provided at no cost.
Little Scientists
Kids work together to solve a new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project or challenge each week! Code a robot mouse to solve a maze, create a catapult, or design a boat that really floats!
Things to Know
Materials Provided
All materials necessary are provided at no cost.
Walk-Ins Welcome
Walk-ins are welcome when space is available.
Why Should Kids Read During the Summer?
Reading during the summer is about more than prizes! The benefits to readers in a summer reading program include:
- encouraging a lifelong love of reading for pleasure;
- engaging reluctant readers by making reading fun;
- addressing the summer slump by keeping skills sharp;
- and of course it's fun and provides an opportunity for family time.