Learn about living organisms and the study of life. Participate in various activities and conduct experiments ranging from cells DNA proteins carbohydrates and lipids. Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri. Registration required.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in space? Join us to see what astronauts and a variety of other species traveling to (or born on) the International Space Station (ISS) need to do to adapt in this unique environment.

Design and build a champion mousetrap car! Explore physics and engineering concepts such as torque energy and inertia to maximize speed and distance - all the way to the finish line! Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri.

Do you like to sew knit or crochet? Finish a project start a new one or simply meet other adults with similar interests. All skill levels welcome. Basic instruction available. 1st & 3rd Thursdays.

Learn how the digital single lens reflex camera is engineered to utilize part of the electromagnetic spectrum we call visible light. Obtain hands on experience using a DSLR camera and learn numerous picture-taking techniques.

Learn the basics of programming in Python! Create games interactive programs and anything else you want. Absolutely no experience required -- you'll learn how to program a basic game in the first class!

Bring your problem-solving skills and prepare to compete in a variety of challenges that will take your understanding of robotics to the next level with LEGO Mindstorms programming. No previous knowledge required.

Enhance your math savvy to improve your SAT score! Relieve test anxiety by taking practice tests in a low-risk environment and gain full comprehension of what to expect on test day.

CYBERSECURITY

Ages 3-6; 30 min. For children who are ready for an independent class that includes creative expression listening comprehension and early reading skills.

Stories baby games musical activities and play time. Ages infant-23 months with adult; 20-30 min. Ticket required.

Enjoy music and play with toys puzzles and visit new friends developing cognitive motor and social skills. Ages 18-36 months with adult; allow 30 minutes.

For children entering Kindergarten this fall; 45-60 min. Stories and activities to help mark that all important first day including boarding a real school bus.

Need help navigating Google Drive? Have an email related question or are you curious about new apps? Drop in with your everyday technology questions and our volunteers can assist you in finding the answers.

Book discussion 3rd Thursdays; 12 - 1 pm.

Bring lunch to enjoy outside while listening to stories and songs. Outside play includes sidewalk chalk and bubbles. All ages. Allow 30 min. Weather permitting.

Are you taking Algebra 2 this fall? Review Algebra skills and get a preview. Graphing calculators recommended. Registrants must have already taken and passed Algebra 1 in school. Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri.

Analyze and deconstruct computers to find out what is really behind the pretty screen. Explore the inner workings of a computer. Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri. Registration required. Grades 6-8 only.

Lights On Lights Off! Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes when you flip a light switch on the wall or press the ON button of a battery-powered fan in the summer?

Explore engineering in a new light! Discover various principles and fundamentals of engineering and test your knowledge through a variety of challenges and experiments. Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri. Registration required.

Youth ages 18 years and younger. Free lunch & non-perishable afternoon snacks. Must be present to receive.

Are you taking Calculus this fall? Review Algebra and Trigonometry skills and get a preview of what is to come in Calculus. Graphing calculators recommended. Registrants must have already taken and passed Algebra 2 in school.

Pre-requisite: Music Technology or must be familiar with Garage Band or Logic Pro X software. Apply the skills of an Audio Engineer in music production in the digital realm.

Experience virtual environments or play virtual reality games with Oculus Rift! Drop-in. Grades 6 - 12. Participants must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate.

Prerequisite: Must have attended all sessions of The Wonders of Chemical Reactions 1 in order to qualify for class. Explore chemistry in a fun and colorful environment!

Prerequisite: Must have attended all sessions of The Wonders of Chemical Reactions 2 in order to qualify for class. Explore chemistry in a fun and colorful environment!

Bring your imagination and desire to create! Unstructured child-centered crafting. Materials provided. Families ages 2 & up; allow 20 min.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a crime scene investigation? Now you can by learning the techniques forensic scientists use to crack a case. Learn about fingerprinting foot printing and hair saliva and DNA analysis.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a crime scene investigation? Now you can by learning the techniques forensic scientists use to crack a case.

Are you taking pre-algebra or algebra 1 and need to learn about probability? Do it the fun way and get a head start with this probability and statistics class!

If you are taking graphic design classes in the fall get a head start by learning or improving digital design skills.

Discover the basics of Java a class-based object-oriented language used to design applications. Learn data and expressions using classes and objects conditionals and loops. Create programming projects each day based on the topics covered.

Get hands-on experience in the ancient art of paper folding! Students will see how origami can be used to create structures like solar panels bridges and packing materials.

Bring your problem-solving skills and prepare to compete in a variety of challenges that will take your understanding of robotics to the next level with LEGO Mindstorms programming. No previous knowledge required.

Experience virtual environments or play virtual reality games with Oculus Rift! Drop-in. Grades 6 - 12. Participants must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate.

Take part in these legendary sky stories as you read practice and perform. Ages 7-10. Ticket required. Aug 15: <i>Coyote Places the Stars</i>

Starting sixth grade. Meet new classmates discuss the big move and learn the secrets to success. Compete in a book bag relay and a combination lock time-trial!

Youth ages 18 years and younger. Free non-perishable afternoon snacks. Must be present to receive.

Youth ages 18 years and younger. Free non-perishable afternoon snacks. Must be present to receive snacks.

Are you taking Algebra 1 this fall? Review Pre-Algebra skills and get a preview. Get a head start on the PARCC assessment that you will take at the end of the course. Graphing calculators recommended. Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri.

Include access to the sound booth and other HiTech equipment to record and mix music or create movies. Grades 6-12. Registration preferred. Drop-in but priority given to those who register.

How did they build the Hoover Dam Eiffel Tower and Chesapeake Bay Bridge? Explore the principles of engineering in building the largest structures in the world! Register once for all five sessions Mon-Fri. Registration required.

Learn about the ìcircle of lifeî and how each species has a specific role in their environment while they compete for food space and mates. Study invasive species natural selection and the amazing process of pollination.

Discover the basics of Java a class-based object-oriented language used to design applications. Learn data and expressions using classes and objects conditionals and loops. Create programming projects each day based on the topics covered.

Prerequisite: Recommend taking Wonders of Chemical Reactions 1 ñ 3 Periodic Build or familiar with General Chemistry concepts. Study the structure and properties reactions of organic compounds and organic materials.

Experience virtual environments or play virtual reality games with Oculus Rift! Drop-in. Grades 6 - 12. Participants must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian in order to participate.

Ages 9-12. Which is better: the book or the movie? Watch a movie based on a book then discuss. If you have not read the book come anyway. Refreshments.

Create a fun movie related craft then attend our Family Movie Night. Families. Please allow 30 min. Aug 15 (6 pm): Outer Space Bracelet

Need help navigating Google Drive? Have an email related question or are you curious about new apps? Drop in with your everyday technology questions and our volunteers can assist you in finding the answers.

Ages 13-17. Meet fellow fans enjoy a movie and snacks play video games work on your anime art and win prizes!

Families. Refreshments. <b><i>The Cat From Outer Space</i></b> (G) An extraterrestrial cat named Jake is forced to crash-land his spaceship on Earth.

Films the entire family can enjoy. Free popcorn and drinks. Sponsored by Friends & Foundation of HCLS. <b>Aug 15: <i>Space Jam</i></b> (PG 1996 87 minutes)

Dive into our picture book collection with fun read-aloud stories. Ages 5-7; 30 min. Ticket required.

Stories and music just before bedtime. Pajamas teddy bears and blankets welcome. All ages; 30 min. Ticket required.

Stories activities and a craft to enjoy with your child. Ages 2-5 with adult. Ticket required.

In English & Spanish. For children entering Kindergarten this fall; 45- 60 min. Registration required. Stories and activities to help mark that all important first day including boarding a real school bus.

<font color=red><b>* Aug 15 trivia session has been cancelled. *</b></font> Calling all trivia aficionados! Join us for questions conversation and good times.

No experience necessary. Supplies provided. Register for each class separately. 3rd Thursdays. Jun 20: Summer Scenes Jul 18: Creative Clay Aug 15: Mandala Painting