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At this time, we're offering online classes and virtual events while our locations are limited to essential services.

Virtual Event: Quick Minute Science
With Arturo!
Registration Required
Friday
January
22
4:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; Games & Activities
Easy and safe science activities for the entire family! Follow along through topics like space, chemistry, physical science and more! Recommended for ages 6-12.
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Online Class: Animate Cars with Algodoo (Ages 10-12)
Registration Required
Friday
January
22
4:00​pm
Online
Event Category: Science & Math
Have fun with physics! Simulate physics in the real world with Algodoo. Experiment with interactive cars and see how they react to the forces of gravity and friction.
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Virtual Event: Lincoln as Storyteller
Registration Required
Sunday
February
7
2:00​pm
Online
Event Category: History, Culture, Genealogy
Mr. Lincoln shares some of his favorite stories and jokes and explains why he used these so often. Get a good dose of the nation's history and Mr. Lincoln's personal story. Registration Required.
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Virtual Event: Recycling Bin Rockets
Registration Required
Friday
February
26
4:00​pm
Online
Event Category: Science & Math
Choose your materials, create your design and build your own rocket while learning about historical black figures that helped engineer our adventures in space. Recommended for ages 6-8.
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Virtual Event: African-American Read-In
Registration Required
Sunday
February
28
2:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: History, Culture, Genealogy; Education & Learning
Celebrate African-American literature in poetry, story, and song, performed by local luminaries in conjunction with the 31st Annual National African-American Read-In. See more info at ocls.info/readin
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Virtual Event: The Power of Curiosity with Emily Graslie
Registration Required
Sunday
March
28
2:00​pm
Online
Event Categories: Science & Math; General Events
Emily Graslie is a Science communicator from the Field Museum in Chicago as well as the "Brainscoop" YouTube Channel. Join us for a discussion on where your Curiosity can lead!
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