Learn about chemical reactions when heat is given off, releasing energy as heat, or taken in, increasing the heat of the chemical agent, then create your own!

Presented by Tucson Children's Museum.

https://pima.bibliocommons.com/events/6425ca6004384537000679d4

FREE EVENT:

This magic show is fun for everyone. Cody combines comedy, astonishing sleight of hand, and masterful juggling.

FREE EVENT:

This magic show is fun for everyone! Cody combines comedy, astonishing sleight of hand, and masterful juggling in a fun, interactive, Vaudeville style show.

 Seating is limited to 75 participants with seating on the floor and in chairs.

Seating begins at 1:40pm.

This magic show is fun for everyone! Cody combines comedy, astonishing sleight of hand, and masterful juggling in a fun, interactive, Vaudeville style show.

Space limited; free tickets will be available at the front desk starting at 3  p.m.

Are you excited by race-tracks? Can you think in code? Do you want to spend a week learning about all kinds of robots? Register to join the Wheeler Taft Abbett Library's Robot Camp and get your hands on all sort of different robots from Ozobot, Sphero, Edison and more.

Over the multiple days of this camp, our participants will learn the basics of computational thinking, how to begin off-line coding, how to write and adjust basic colors codes and work all the way up to preparing their chosen robot for a mock robot battle.

Meet and read with a miniature horse and learn everything you want to know about them. There will be coloring, stories, and opportunities to ask lots of questions!

Presented by Mini Miracles.

Enjoy this introduction to the world of robotics.  Learn about the Mars rover Curiosity and we will build our own rover and code it to find answers and make noises!

FREE EVENT:

Feeling slimy? Join us and make your very own slime! We'll have a squishy time!

Free Event:

Red Herring Puppets will present The Blue Frog and Barking Mouse/La Rana Azul & El Raton que Ladra, 

a bilingual puppet show that champions the value of learning a second language.

This family friendly production is the Mayan version of the legend of chocolate with original music by Las Azaleas.

Attendance is limited to 60 people. Seating will begin at 1:45pm.

Join us as we explore how animals survive in the desert, rainforest, and savanna habitats, and how our actions affect their survival. Zoo educators and animal ambassadors will inspire you to protect and care for animals and their habitats