Events
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Between February 19 and March 6, the MagLab will host more than 20 free, live virtual events as part of this year’s Open House including a session on Kitchen Chemistry and the first ever MagLab Escape Room. See the full listing at http://bit.ly/MagLabOH.
Beginning on February 19, we will also release special video and game content for you to enjoy whenever it works for you, including
– More than 20 new video demonstrations of your favorite flagship demos
– Behind the scenes, all-access video tours that give visitors 360 degree views of locations at the MagLab that aren’t even accessible during a live Open House event
– Plus, a half-dozen web-based games for visitors of all ages, including a scavenger hunt with special MagLab prizes for the top three finishers.
For ages 5-18.
Come join us for family fitness and fun. This class is geared towards families, homeschoolers, and anybody wanting to build their fitness through martial arts, dance, and acrobatics. You can fill out the waiver by visiting the Facebook event and clicking on the Find Tickets link. This also lets us know you are coming out.
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Cleaver and Cork is Tallahassee Community College (TCC) Foundation’s four-part culinary experience featuring Chef Geoffrey Zakarian, which benefits the Foundation’s Athletics Program.
The Food and Wine Festival is new to this year’s culinary experience lineup. On Saturday, March 6, we invite you to uncork with us on Kleman Plaza for a combination of food, wine and good company. The festival will include local food vendors and wine tastings, as well as feature cooking demonstrations by the one and only Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and other talented local chefs.
Tickets available at cleaverandcorktcc.com.
December 10 | A Christmas Keepsake Craft and Storytime with Mr. Klekamp, Head of School and Mrs. Proctor, Early Learning Director
February 11 | Keepsake Valentine Craft with Mrs. Browning, PK3 teacher
March 9 | Science in the Spring with Mrs. Malone, STEM teacher and Mrs. Reanier, Media Specialist and MakerSpace teacher
April 8 | Edible Crafts with Mrs. Harrison, Kindergarten teacher
Help us recognize Governor LeRoy Collin’s birthday and The Grove’s anniversary of becoming a museum with a special Storytime celebrating books and reading! Songs, rhymes, and books to entertain children and their guardians.
Join the Zoom Webinar here: http://cms.leoncountyfl.gov/Library/Calendar/EventId/627/e/special-virtual-story-time-with-the-grove-museum-10-mar-2021
To discover more about The Grove Museum, follow them here: https://www.facebook.com/TheGroveMuseum/”
FREE, website: http://cms.leoncountyfl.gov/Library/Calendar/EventId/627/e/special-virtual-story-time-with-the-grove-museum-10-mar-2021
Organizer: LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library LIB_web_team@leoncountyfl.gov
Just because we have to social distance, does not mean we have to give up socializing! This is an opportunity to create memories through laughter and celebrate new traditions with your loved ones. Goodwood’s Got Game night is back this November, and while not all games can be played virtually, there are quite a few for number-loving and word-loving gamers that can be modified to provide some community interaction and downright virtual fun.
Test your cognitive health by exercising those brain cells with these quick-thinking games and puzzles. See if you can remember the old days by recalling popular bands of the decades or historic events, figure out movies from emojis or famous people by their silhouettes, or unscramble words you would find on a grocery list. Games will be designed to wake up and use all the parts of the mind, while also boosting our brain health through social interaction. Please register to receive details and the Zoom program link.
Come join us for family fitness and fun. This class is geared towards families, homeschoolers, and anybody wanting to build their fitness through martial arts, dance, and acrobatics. You can fill out the waiver by visiting the Facebook event and clicking on the Find Tickets link. This also lets us know you are coming out.
Event Dates:
MoLab, Inc., a not-for-profit organization, provides dynamic, hands-on, inquiry-based science experiences through a mobile science laboratory that promotes discovery. Spring Camp Spark will offer students 5 years old through the 8th grade the opportunity to participate in art and science activities in a fun, interactive, and safe environment. Each daily session will present campers the opportunity to explore science through creative play and experimentation. The sessions present age-appropriate curriculum and are designed to provide students with engaging educational activities that are both informative and entertaining.
Monday, March 15: Brain Games – Investigate the ins and outs of the human brain as you explore anatomy; participate in sensory science challenges; create optical illusions; and try out brain teasers in memory, math, and logic.
Tuesday, March 16: Fab Food Lab – Enjoy a day exploring science with a fabulous food twist. Discover digestion in a goo-ology experiment, engineer spaghetti towers, and concoct some edible and not-so-edible treats!
Wednesday, March 17: Shamrock Science – It’s a St. Patrick’s Day themed camp of discovery! Create a density rainbow, decipher code to find hidden treasure, use chemistry to polish “gold,” and design and construct a lucky Leprechaun trap.
Thursday, March 18: Spring Fling – Celebrate spring with some super seasonal science experiments! Myth-bust if an egg will really stand on its head, dissect a flower, investigate seed science, plant a mini-garden, and explore nature on an eco-stroll.
Friday, March 19: Spark Smorgasbord – Wrap up the spring camp session with an exciting assortment of all things STEAM. Slimy, bubbly, tasty, mechanical, or creative – anything goes in a camp that’s all about fun, hands-on discoveries!
Camp Spark makes learning fun and links Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) concepts to the real-world.
For more information, please visit www.tallymolab.org or contact Aimee Hills at aimee@tallymolab.org.
MoLab, Inc., a not-for-profit organization, provides dynamic, hands-on, inquiry-based science experiences through a mobile science laboratory that promotes discovery. Spring Camp Spark will offer students 5 years old through the 8th grade the opportunity to participate in art and science activities in a fun, interactive, and safe environment. Each daily session will present campers the opportunity to explore science through creative play and experimentation. The sessions present age-appropriate curriculum and are designed to provide students with engaging educational activities that are both informative and entertaining.
Monday, March 15: Brain Games – Investigate the ins and outs of the human brain as you explore anatomy; participate in sensory science challenges; create optical illusions; and try out brain teasers in memory, math, and logic.
Tuesday, March 16: Fab Food Lab – Enjoy a day exploring science with a fabulous food twist. Discover digestion in a goo-ology experiment, engineer spaghetti towers, and concoct some edible and not-so-edible treats!
Wednesday, March 17: Shamrock Science – It’s a St. Patrick’s Day themed camp of discovery! Create a density rainbow, decipher code to find hidden treasure, use chemistry to polish “gold,” and design and construct a lucky Leprechaun trap.
Thursday, March 18: Spring Fling – Celebrate spring with some super seasonal science experiments! Myth-bust if an egg will really stand on its head, dissect a flower, investigate seed science, plant a mini-garden, and explore nature on an eco-stroll.
Friday, March 19: Spark Smorgasbord – Wrap up the spring camp session with an exciting assortment of all things STEAM. Slimy, bubbly, tasty, mechanical, or creative – anything goes in a camp that’s all about fun, hands-on discoveries!
Camp Spark makes learning fun and links Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) concepts to the real-world.
For more information, please visit www.tallymolab.org or contact Aimee Hills at aimee@tallymolab.org.