Our Mission
To bring children, families, and the community together to engage in learning through creative play
Some of our main objectives include:
Creating a dynamic hands-on unstructured educational experience where children ages 2-8, along with the adults in their lives, learn through purposeful play
Providing an enriching atmosphere that is accessible to children and their families,
regardless of their disability or income
Building an atmosphere that fosters positive intergenerational relationships by
encouraging adult-child interaction
Establishing an unplugged zone where phones and electronic devices are discouraged
Featured Upcoming Events
Earth & Space Spring Break Camp
March 24, 25, 26
The Explore Science: Earth and Space Camp is part of a nationwide program designed to engage children in the awe-inspiring fields of Earth and space science. This exciting three-day camp is an opportunity to connect with current NASA science research and explore Earth and space phenomena. Participants will make their own spin art nebula, play the Mission to Space game, explore the moon, star formations and lunar landscapes, discuss what it might be like to mine an asteroid, and so much more!
10:00am-noon Ages 4-6
1:00pm-3:00 Ages 7-9
Price for 3-day camp: $50 members
$65 non-members (includes daily admission for camper and one adult)
Space is limited. Registration deadline 5:00pm, March 3. Reserve on Events Calendar for March 24 or call 208.345.1920
INL Engineers that worked on Mars Rover 2020 will visit March 3 from 10:30-11:30am. Make straw rockets and learn about the Rover.
Check the Events Calendar for a listing of activities, visitors and special projects.
Thank you to our sponsors
