Items similar to "Chuck E. Cheese Fun Pass: Unlimited Visits" in Bel Air.
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Celebrate the end of summer in Shamrock Park with the Traveling Library, active games, a community art exhibit, and open mic on stage. Please contact Kim Truxel at the Bel Air Branch at 410-638-3151 if you wish to share a talent on stage or participate in open mic. Supported by the Bel Air Friends..
Become wildlife detectives by using clues like tracks, feathers, and shells to reveal local species and our live animal ambassadors. Explore real furs, bones, and other wildlife artifacts. Supported by the Bel Air Friends of HCPL.
Featuring life-like, colorful dinosaur puppets that stomp, roar, and charm their way into every heart, this show blends science, storytelling, and imagination in the style of your favorite nature programs. Supported by the Bel Air Friends of HCPL.
Bring in a completed coloring sheet on your next visit and earn free play points that can be converted into arcade prizes. Download coloring sheets from the Chuck E. Cheese website.
Birthday Fun Package starting at $99.99 for 6 kids. Includes 2 hours of gameplay, unlimited soft drinks, party hats, decorated table, and birthday show. Mega and Ultimate upgrade packages available.
Cryptids, dinosaurs, and cats - oh my! Unearth the basics of kawaii illustration!
Turn your backyard into a pollinator paradise! Make butterfly-friendly seed bombs to grow at home and create a puddler—a special watering spot butterflies love. Each child attending must register prior to the event.
Bring a board game of your own, try one out from the library's collection, play a game on the Switch, or all three!
Meet up with fellow Pokémon Go® players to walk a route around the library, catching Pokémon® and spinning Pokestops as we go!
Meet up with fellow Pokémon Go® players to walk a route around the library, catching Pokémon® and spinning Pokestops as we go!
Meet up with fellow Pokémon Go® players to walk a route around the library, catching Pokémon® and spinning Pokestops as we go!
Learn to harvest, clean, and store seeds from your best-performing plants to build a self-sustaining garden year after year. You’ll leave with the skills to preserve various varieties, cut your seed costs, and stop depending solely on commercial suppliers. Each person attending must register prior..
Participants will learn how to identify common patterns, understand what makes certain pieces valuable, and how to properly care for vintage Pyrex. The program concludes with a live identification and informal appraisal session, where attendees may bring one Pyrex item from home for discussion.
Learn about two of the oldest insects on planet Earth, what species of dragonflies and damselflies one can find in Maryland, and how one can welcome these predatory flying insects into the garden. Each person attending must register prior to the program.
To help native bees and other pollinators, your garden must meet their basic needs for food, water, shelter and a healthy place to raise their young. The Master Gardeners’ Pollen-Aiders Program recognizes homeowners whose pollinator gardens meet these needs by giving them a free sign and including..
Create a cozy refuge for your garden’s smallest helpers! Using recycled and natural materials, design and build your own bug hotel to provide shelter for beneficial backyard insects. Each child attending must register prior to the event.
Brighten up our Sensory Walk with your original ideas - sidewalk chalk provided! Dino footprint stencils will also be available.
Learn how important native Maryland plants are to the environment and experience them in person! Then design a flowerpot and plant your own native seeds to nurture and grow them at home. Each child attending must register prior to the event.
Featuring life-like, colorful dinosaur puppets that stomp, roar, and charm their way into every heart, this show blends science, storytelling, and imagination in the style of your favorite nature programs. Supported by the Abingdon Friends of HCPL.
High schoolers and emerging adults (ages 19-25), come out to learn basic car maintenance in this hands-on workshop led by master mechanic Clint Wyer.
StoryWalk ® at Eden Mill Nature Center features talking, singing, reading , writing, and playing. This nature activity is a combination of literacy and physical activity created to engage the community in reading children's books in unique environments. Sponsored by the North Harford Friends of...
Bold titles, Refreshing talk! Everyone's welcome! Abingdon Grill, 418 Constant Friendship Blvd, Abingdon, MD 21009. This month's title is "The God of the Woods" by Liz Moore.