Science Saturday at the library

Science Saturday is coming back to the library this March!

WHAT IS THIS PROGRAM ABOUT?

Join us on Saturday, March 21, 2026 from 1-3pm when our favourite science fan Adrian brings his fascinating interactive afternoon of science experiments back to the library.  Kids aged 10 and up will enjoy this hands-on program where they’ll form a hypothesis and test it using skills they’ll learn during this session. Best of all, it’s going to be fun and very interactive!

WHAT DO PARENTS NEED TO KNOW?

Parents do not have to stay in the library during this event. Feel free to drop your kids off, but please make sure they have your contact information in case we need to get in touch before the event is over. Send along a refillable water bottle with your child, too–we have a water bottle refilling station at the front doors.

WHY STEM PROGRAMMING AT THE LIBRARY?

We know how important STEM programming is to kids. STEM programs expose youth to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math skills they may not get in the classroom and it allows all kids to participate in creative and challenging events outside of the school system. We welcome kids with any experience level and a willingness to learn to think critically and try something new.

WHEN DOES REGISTRATION OPEN?

Registration opens on Monday, March 2, 2026 at 9:30am.  There are limited spaces.  If you try to register but all the spaces are full, please add your name to the waiting list to be notified when something becomes available.

We’re looking forward to meeting all the budding scientists at the library during March Break!