Week Calendar

Join us for this action-packed science show! Explore physical and chemical reactions using fire, foam, and music. Experience endothermic reactions that produce shivering results and exothermic reactions like elephant toothpaste.

Need a space for your little one to play and socialize with other toddlers?  Then our Stay & Play program is for you!

Need to finish some homework, work on a project, study for a test, or just relax and read a book away from the distractions at home?

Need to finish some homework, work on a project, study for a test, or just relax and read a book away from the distractions at home?

Need to finish some homework, work on a project, study for a test, or just relax and read a book away from the distractions at home?

In this “mysterious” program, students use chemistry, physics and observation skills to piece together evidence and crack the case.

For ages 8-13. Students will be exposed to introductory engineering principles as well as introductory lessons in 3D modeling using the free software, Onshape.

Take action by knowing your biometric numbers and implementing lifestyle changes to protect your heart and help you live stronger and longer.

Calling all LEGO Builders!

Put your engineering and problem-solving skills to the test by taking part in unique LEGO building challenges or let your imagination run wild and build your own special LEGO creations.

Each week's LEGO

Join us for our weekly LEGO Club program! Promoting STEAM and creativity, let your kids express their inner engineer! Designs will be displayed in the children's library stacks.

 Let's get creative with Perler Beads! You can make keychains, coasters, necklaces, bracelets, or ornaments by creating any designs using little beads bonded together with heat.  It's easy, lots of fun, and even meditative.

Mass Creativity presents Science Fiction Creates the Future!

Participants will  learn the difference in blood types and how to perform blood typing analysis by performing the role of forensic scientists to conclude an investigation.  Space is limited—registration is required for either Ses

STEAM every other Tuesday with library staff as we take on a unique science or art project!  All supplies provided.  Grades K—5^th.

THIS WEEK'S PROJECT: 

Let's play chess!  All ages and skill levels are welcome to play casual games in our relaxed setting. 

Participants will  learn the difference in blood types and how to perform blood typing analysis by performing the role of forensic scientists to conclude an investigation.  Space is limited—registration is required for either Ses

Join us and local artists Toshwerks for a fun, hands-on DIY crafty project recommended for ages 8 and up: a Lucky Cat Keychain. Celebrate Asian American Pacific islander Month by creating your own maneki-neko keychain with Shrinky Dinks.

Assemble your own pair of 3D printed earrings. 

One pair per participant, while supplies last. First come, first served. 

For teens, ages 12-18. 

Students will learn the difference in blood types and how to perform blood typing analysis by performing the role of forensic scientists to conclude an investigation. Registration is required! Presented by Hands on Technology. For Grades 3-5.

In this engaging and interactive class, students will explore the fundamentals of algebra through hands-on activities and real-world applications.

CREATE - SHARE - PLAY!

Everything is Awesome at LEGO CLUB FRIDAYS!!!  Imagine, Build, Create and display your work for everyone to see!

Science Club is for 3rd through 6th graders who are interested in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, & Mathematics). Each week kids engage in a new and fun hands-on/minds-on activity exploring a wide range of subjects.

Bring your ideas to life at our Mobile Maker Lab in the Mission Hills-Hillcrest Library. Learn to use various programs and equipment  such as our 3D printer and die cut machine powered by Silhouette Studio.