Curious about how magnets work? Or if you can code a tiny robot through a maze of cones? Kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade are invited to join us for a weekly drop-in program where they can discover and learn through interactive play. This program is led by our Teen Leadership Corps members.
Curiosity Club is a weekly drop-in program at the Cary Regional Library where elementary school children learn through interactive play. Kids can explore hands-on activities like coding tiny robots through mazes or discovering how magnets work. The sessions are led by members of the library's Teen Leadership Corps. This program is designed for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. It is free to attend, and the drop-in format means you can join the activities when you arrive during the scheduled time. This weekday afternoon event makes a smart addition to your weekly routine, offering a structured yet playful environment where kids can experiment with science concepts right after the school day ends.