Curious about how magnets work? Or if you can code a tiny robot through a maze of cones? Kids in Kindergarten through 5 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 science and technology program for elementary school students at the Cary Regional Library. Children can explore hands-on stations to learn about magnetic forces, basic coding, and simple robotics through interactive play. This program is designed specifically for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. It is completely free to attend, and you do not need to register in advance. The sessions are held in the library program room, and parking is available in the adjacent parking deck on Charlie Gaddy Lane. This weekday afternoon event is an easy way to bridge the gap between school and dinner. It gives kids a chance to socialize, try out new STEM tools, and burn off some mental energy in a structured but relaxed environment.