Events

Learn about whales anatomy, diet, biology and adaptations in this program by the Rhode Island Audubon Society. This program features parts of a whale and a full size inflatable finback whale!

$6 per person (under age 3 free)
Science Fair presenters attend for free
All ages welcome, program designed for grades 2-8

In this fun one-hour workshop,we'll look at a map of the US, color it in, and learn memorization techniques to try to remember the states and capitals.

Free
Aimed at ages 6-12
Taught by Tracey McCauley

Setup: 9:30 a.m.
Science Fair: 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.

Create a tri-fold display explaining your project using the Scientific Method and bring your actual experiment for display.

Guidelines:
Must use the Scientific Method.
No projects containing nuts, weapons or open flame.
All projects must be safe.
All ages are invited to display a science project of their choosing.
Families may work together or have separate projects.


Extended family and non-participating families are welcome and encouraged to attend for free!

Cost $6 per participant

Deadline to register is Tuesday March 26

In this movement-based class in the dance studio, you will learn about the history of Scotland.
Taught by Melissa Battles.

All members are invited to display!
Please submit hanging items matted or framed. Neither need to be expensive, simply using a larger piece of paper as a frame is fine.
Table items must be able to sit flat on table and not roll around.
ALL ART SHOULD BE MARKED on back or bottom with artist's full name and age. You will put uniform tags with first name and age only when you bring your items to the library.
Having full name on back helps us get artwork back to it's rightful owner at the end of the art show.

All members are allowed to bring up to 4 pieces of art.

Cost is free. And Art will be on display all through April.

Drop off will be coordinated closer to April 2. Please keep an eye out on facebook for more information.