Join Quinn Whitesall from the American Littoral Society for an all-ages horseshoe crab lesson! Quinn will bring a horseshoe crab or two and do a deep dive into the anatomy and importance of this amazing pre-historic creature. She will also update us on the Littoral Society’s restoration efforts to protect their habitat in the Delaware Bay. Registration is required. Register online.
Kids ages 6-12 are invited to join us as we blend science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics with books! Each week we’ll feature stories, fun experiments and activities having to do with our summer reading theme “Oceans of Possibilities.” At the July 6 session, the American Littoral Society will present “Critters, Creeks and Coasts,” a hands-on program about the bugs that live in our freshwater streams, oysters and other creatures from the bay, where our drinking water comes from, and what we can do to protect and conserve water for animals and people. Registration is required. Register online here.
Families are invited to set sail on a thrilling action-packed adventure about a crew of quirky pirates marooned on a desert island! Talewise will present this live, interactive story where volunteers from the audience will help conduct hands-on science experiments that ARRRR sure to amaze! This program is recommended for families with children in PreK-5th Grade but all ages are welcome! Registration is required. Register online.