Nov 07 Saturday
Each week, STEM Saturday invites kids and caregivers to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on fun that sparks curiosity and creativity—turning learning into a true adventure.First Saturday of the month, S for Science. Second Saturday of the month, T for TechnologyThird Saturday of the month, E for EngineeringFourth Saturday of the month, M for MathAny fifth Saturday of a month is, M for Maker
Nov 08 Sunday
Constellation Stage & Screen presents “R.L. Stine's Goosebumps The Musical: Phantom of the Auditorium” on stage October 30-November 15 at the Waldron Auditorium.
Get ready for a frightfully fun adventure with Goosebumps The Musical, based on the wildly popular books by R. L. Stine! When Brooke and Zeke are cast in their school’s spooky new play, The Phantom, they start to wonder if the show is actually cursed. As strange messages appear and rehearsals are disrupted by a mysterious masked figure, they must uncover the truth: is it all an elaborate prank… or is their theater truly haunted? Full of catchy songs, laugh-out-loud moments, and just the right amount of Halloween-season chills, this musical mystery is perfect for kids, tweens, and grown-ups who remember reading by flashlight. Fun for all ages!
See Constellation’s website for more information, including a detailed performance schedule. Learn more and find tickets at https://seeconstellation.org/kids/goosebumps/
WonderLab's Science of Art series is teaming up with Discardia, a project of the Center for Sustainable Living, for something a little different: Science of Art: Stitched & Salvaged.Turns out mending is basically a science experiment in disguise. Drop in and get hands-on with the math, materials, and hidden creativity behind fixing what's torn, worn, or written off too soon — and discover how a needle and thread can be surprisingly powerful tools for building a more sustainable world.
WonderLab is teaming up with the Bloomington Creative Glass Center for Science of Art: Glass Working — and things are about to get hot.
Glass has a secret double life: it cuts, melts, and moves in ways that seem almost magical (spoiler: it's all science). Get hands-on with activities for all ages — try your hand at glass fusing, create a mosaic to take home, or discover the surprising, sweet-toothed properties glass shares with sugar.
Nov 09 Monday
Nov 10 Tuesday
Baby Brilliance is a weekly program for infants / pre-walkers and their caregivers. Each week participants will explore themes related to infant development. Inspired by the book, “Experimenting with Babies,” by Shaun Gallagher.
Nov 11 Wednesday
Nov 12 Thursday
Science Story Time is geared toward listeners toddler through early elementary ages. This program uses children’s picture books to engage as well as support scientific concepts and experiments. Young scientists develop literacy and STEM skills as well as build vocabulary by actively participating in the hands-on program. Activities designed for ages 2-6. All are welcome. Activities vary monthly.