An evening event at Makoshika State Park exploring Montana's prehistoric past with Dr. John Scannella of the Museum of the Rockies. Beginning at 6:30 PM local time (MST). The event explores paleontology and prehistoric history.

Just in time for National Fossil Day, kids and teens ages 9 and older are invited to learn about the geologic history of North Dakota when staff from the FM Science Museum visit the library. Participants will examine and touch real fossils from across North Dakota's past, then uncover their own fossils in a hands-on mini fossil excavation. Pre-registration opens September 11.

Just in time for National Fossil Day, kids and teens ages 9 and older are invited to learn about the geologic history of North Dakota when staff from the FM Science Museum visit the library. Participants will examine and touch real fossils from across North Dakota's past, then uncover their own fossils in a hands-on mini fossil excavation. Ages 9-18.

For kids & tweens ages 6-11 with an accompanying adult. Participants will explore the layers of the Earth and make an edible replica of the Earth's cores, mantle, and crust! STEAM activity covering science, technology, engineering, art or math.

Spend an afternoon exploring hands-on geology activities. For homeschool students ages 6-12.

Winter session runs December 14, 2026 – February 26, 2027, Monday to Friday 9am–4pm (local Hawaii time). Small classes targeting approximately 4 students per teacher. Curriculum based on National Geographic ESL program. One Full-Day Learning Experience each week, including Ocean & STEM Day (marine biology at Waikiki Aquarium and Kapiolani Park), Nature Science Day (plants, ecosystems and environment), Geology Day (Diamond Head volcanic landscape), and more. Minimum age 5 years old, average age 10 years old, 15 hours of English instruction per week. New activities include laser tag and breakout (escape room problem solving), and a visit to He'eia Fishpond.