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January 2019
Little Medical School: All About Lungs & Digesting Digestion
Through interactive exercises, students in this Little Medical School program offered through Blue Valley Recreation Center will learn how air enters and exits the body as well as the entire process of digestion. The program is designed for ages 5-12. Click this link to register…
Find out more »Code Ninjas Grand Opening in Lenexa
Free
Code Ninjas-Lenexa invites the public to stop by anytime to tour its new Game Development Center and enjoy face painting, refreshments and games. Enter to win a FREE week of Summer Camp and other great prizes! This event is FREE and open to everyone.
Find out more »STEAM-Powered Program | Lee’s Summit Library
Mid-Continent Public Library invites 8- to 14-year-olds to get geared up for a variety of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics-centered activities. Count on a skill-building good time!
Find out more »Science City’s Expanding Your Horizons
Science City invites girls in grades 6 to 8 to experience hands-on workshops with local female STEM professionals in an evening loaded with fun. Registration opens in November.
Find out more »Kansas City Region FIRST LEGO League Championship
Join the family-friendly action at the Kansas City Region FIRST LEGO League Championship! Teams from a series of five qualifying tournaments advance to compete for top regional honors at this all-day event, which is free and open to the public. Opening ceremonies begin at 11:45…
Find out more »FIRST Tech Challenge Meets | Central Academy of Excellence
FIRST Tech Challenge is designed for those who want to compete head to head, using a sports model. Teams of up to 10 students are responsible for designing, building, and programming their robots to compete in an alliance format against other teams. FTC meets are are…
Find out more »Discovery Day: Kansas Day | KU Natural History Museum
Celebrate Kansas Day a couple of days early as the KU Natural History Museum hosts a Discovery Day themed around everything Kansas—the state mammal, bird, reptile and lots more. Come explore museum specimens and engage in fun hands-on activities for the whole family.
Find out more »Teen Games: Serious about Science | Blue Springs South Library
Are you up for a break out box? The Mid-Continent Public Library challenges teens to "Challenge yourself; challenge your friends" during this evening program.
Find out more »KU Natural History Museum’s Science on Tap: Auditory Repercussions | Free State Brewing Co.
Mark Chertoff, full professor in the department of Hearing & Speech Education at KU Med Center, will discuss new ideas about how exposure to loud sounds in your youth can cause damage to your hearing in adulthood. Join KU Natural History Museum as Dr. Chertoff…
Find out more »February 2019
Science City Saturday STEM Seminar: Why Seeing Is Believing
Free
During Saturday STEM Seminars at Science City, STEM professionals present highlights about their careers and hot topics in STEM, followed by a Q&A session. The sessions, with take place at the Extreme Screen, are geared for students in grades 7-12. In this session, Sue Jasperson,…
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