November 23rd •
Chemistry in the Kitchen
Believe it or not, one of the best places to perform chemistry experiments is right in your own kitchen. Join us as we test acids and bases with cabbage. Learn how cooking is really just chemical reactions. Find metallic flakes in your corn flakes!

November 30th •
It's Just a Phase!
When an ice cube melts or we boil water to make steam, what's happening? It's still all water, but how can it look so different? Come investigate what really happens when a chemical changes phases. We will conduct experiments with solids, liquids, and gasses.

December 7th •
Inside-Out Chemistry
Inside our bodies, there are millions of chemicals doing many different jobs like digesting food, transmitting messages to your brain, and helping you move your muscles. But some chemicals can hurt us if they get in our bodies. Can you think of any? Come and play some fun chemistry games today!

December 14th •
Oceanic Chemistry
After looking at chemistry on a small scale, let's go HUGE. Ancient oceans had the perfect chemical blend for the first life forms to develop. But, one secret ingredient came from the sky. Can you guess what it was? Join us as we conduct some salt-water experiments!

December 4th •
Hibernation Happenings
Have you ever wondered why you don't see certain animals in the winter? Some animals, like bears and frogs, can sleep all winter long. Come to learn how and why animals sleep through the winter.

December 11th •
In the Dark
Do you sometimes hear animals at night? Not all animals sleep at night like we do. Some of them sleep during the day and are awake all night. Why do you think they do this? Join us as we explore animals of the night.

December 18th •
Bird Bonanza
Have you ever noticed that different birds eat different foods? Birds have special adaptations that allow them to live in different ways. Some birds are big and some are very small. Join us as we learn all about birds and how they live.