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An EPIC Friday Night: Game On! (Parents' Night Out)
AN EPIC FRIDAY NIGHT! AKA… Parents’ Night Out! Kids get an EPIC night. Grown-ups get the night off! One Friday each month this season, K–5 students are invited to join us from 5:00–8:00 p.m. for an unforgettable themed night packed with hands-on activities, new experiences, friends, fun—and dinner! Each EPIC Friday Night features a new theme brought to life by our youth programs staff and local community partners. Kids will create, explore, play, and discover something new—all in a safe, supervised environment.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- November 20 | Game On!Ready, set, play! An action-packed night of games and challenges featuring prizes from our partners at SCHEELS! Pizza provided by T.J. Hooligans! -
An EPIC Friday Night: Not-So-Spooky Science (Parents' Night Out)
AN EPIC FRIDAY NIGHT! AKA… Parents’ Night Out! Kids get an EPIC night. Grown-ups get the night off! One Friday each month this season, K–5 students are invited to join us from 5:00–8:00 p.m. for an unforgettable themed night packed with hands-on activities, new experiences, friends, fun—and dinner! Each EPIC Friday Night features a new theme brought to life by our youth programs staff and local community partners. Kids will create, explore, play, and discover something new—all in a safe, supervised environment.------------------------------------------------------------------------------ October 23 | Not-So-Spooky SciencePumpkins, experiments, and frightfully fun fall science featuring pumpkin science and crafts from a local farm! Pizza provided by T.J. Hooligans! -
An EPIC Friday Night: Winter Workshop (Parents' Night Out)
AN EPIC FRIDAY NIGHT! AKA… Parents’ Night Out! Kids get an EPIC night. Grown-ups get the night off! One Friday each month this season, K–5 students are invited to join us from 5:00–8:00 p.m. for an unforgettable themed night packed with hands-on activities, new experiences, friends, fun—and dinner! Each EPIC Friday Night features a new theme brought to life by our youth programs staff and local community partners. Kids will create, explore, play, and discover something new—all in a safe, supervised environment.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- December 18 | Winter WorkshopCreate, build, and decorate! Featuring cookie decorating with Eileen’s Colossal Cookies and a hands-on workshop with The Home Depot! Pizza provided by T.J. Hooligans! -
Family Glow-In-The-Dark Bingo
Join us for a fun night of glow-in-the-dark family bingo! Wear white or neon colors for maximum fun!Event Details:When: Friday, September 25thTime: 5:30pm-7pm, Door Open at 5pm & Bingo will start at 5:30pm (Event may end sooner, depending on length of bingo games)**Please register under an adult account and indicate how many people will be in the party.**IMPORTANT:-At least one person in the group must be in grades K-8. -Children must attend with at least one adult. Childcare will not be provided.-A group is considered 2-4 people. -
Gear-Grind Robotics & Engineering
Give your child a head start in Robotics and STEM! Join e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard and EU-recognized program, and experience hands-on Robotics and engineering. Students will build and program up to four motorized models, learning essential concepts like sensor technology and movement principles and build a Military Tank, Street Sweeper, Concrete mixer, Moon Rover and more! Inspire creativity and build future-ready skills -
Intro to RC Car Racing
Interested in RC Cars? Want to try racing them on a track? Then come join us as we explore what makes them work and get to try them out. Participants will leave with a better understanding and get some time testing out their driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or use their own on approval. Students (K-1st grade) should have someone present with them during the class. -
RC Car Racing
Want to drive RC Cars on a track? Then come join us and you can test your driving skills on a few different types of RC Cars. Participants can use RC Cars provided or use their own on approval. Students (K-1st grade) should have someone present with them during the class. -
Steel-Link Robotics & Engineering
Inspire your child's inner engineer with e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard and EU-recognized STEM & Robotics program available in 50+ countries. Through hands-on projects, they'll build robotic models like rescue helicopters, airplane, dumpster truck, Landmine sweeper and learning about gear transmissions, kinematic joints and more. Develop critical thinking and creativity while exploring real-world engineering principles.