Bwana Iguana Reptile Adventure is a fast paced, hands on show that brings the audience into the mysterious world of reptiles. Ray Ward's unbridled enthusiasm and quick wit keeps everyone engaged, and sometimes on the edge of their seats. Not only is the presentation educational, it loads of fun and entertaining as well.
Registration is not required but space is limited to 100.
Presented by RI Museum of Science and Art (RIMOSA)
There has been a change in the program tonight. The presenter is still the same but the subject is different. RIMOSA will now be presenting Stop Motion Animation.
This program is for t(w)eens entering grades 5 and up. Registration is required.
Presented by Rhode Island Computer Museum: This workshop uses portable mics and free coding software aimed towards educating a new generation of programmers and sound engineers. Tweens and teens will be introduced to programming using age-appropriate software tools to modify voices and/or design a beat box. They will use drag-and-drop "code blocks" that lets kids create interactive stories, animations and sounds. By the end of the session, kids will have learned how to make their very own BEAT BOX.
An amazing teacher shows tweens and teens how to paint a specific painting using step by step instructions. She breaks the painting down in a way that literally anyone can understand, and encourages "freestyling" or going off in their own direction if they choose to once they feel comfortable and everyone walks away with their own masterpiece, a new skill, and, most importantly, confidence!
This program is for t(w)eens entering grades 5 and up. Registration is required.
Enjoy an Animal World Experiences performance and stay to sign up for the Summer Reading Program (grab your BINGO card)!
CIAA ARTISTS Pick up works from photography show
CIAA Pick up for Photography show
The next meeting of the Grades 1-2 Book Club will be held on Wednesday, February 7 at 3:00 p.m. We will be discussing Mr. Popper's Penguins by Richard Atwater.
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Novitiate
