Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation: Birding Cienega Creek [#13521]
All ages Jun 18, 2024 Tue 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM As we stroll through the cottonwoods and willows of Cienega Creek, we hope to see Summer Tanager, Yellow...
Free – $5
21 events found.
Kids (6 – 8 years)
Events for June 18, 2024
National Park Service: Garden Walk (East District)
Join us for a stroll through our ethnobotanical garden where we will discuss some of the fascinating plants found in the Sonoran Desert. From the mighty saguaro cactus to the smallest wildflower, come let your curiosity blossom! Accessible program. Free with Park Fee
Free with Park Fee
National Park Service: Fossil Discovery Walk Ranger Program
This Summer, join a ranger at 9 am for a 45 to 60 minute fossil discovery walk. This is a fun, family-friendly activity. The program is a favorite of Junior...
Free with Park Fee
Pima County Public Library: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum – Meet the Neighbors
Learn why our desert is so diverse and why diversity is good for us, then meet a few of the animals that live in our biodiverse region! Experts from the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum will speak about the unique desert that surrounds us, accompanied by some animal friends. Ask most people to describe a “desert” and you’ll...
Free
National Park Service: Ranger Patio Talk
Join a ranger for a 15 minute talk at the Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center and learn about a variety of park topics including the Coronado Expedition, wildlife, and more! Ask a ranger at the visitor center desk for the topic of the day. Free with Park Fee
Free with Park Fee
Yuma County Library District: LEGO Landmarks of the World
Come and test your monument knowledge by recreating some of the most famous ones out of LEGOs! For children ages 6-12.
Free
National Park Service: Living with Giants (West District)
The saguaro celebrates events and faces challenges throughout its life. A biologist explains how it provides shelter and substance for wildlife; when it flowers; its growth patterns; and how it fights for survival against drought, lightning, frost, and other dangers. Wheelchair accessible. Free with Park Fee
Free with Park Fee
Yavapai County Free Library District: Flora for Hikers – Conifers of Arizona
Hiking high in the Southwest usually involves hiking in the pines. But can you identify these marvelous trees? Some are edible, most are easily identified. Familiarity with these species will enhance your outdoor experience in the high country. Online sessions may be viewed to supplement your education on this important topic. Additionally, I'll discuss an...
Free
Maricopa County Library District: Mad Science Fire and Ice Science Show!
This spectacular show thrills audiences with impressive science experiments. The event includes foggy dry ice storms and demonstrates how giant beach balls can float in the air. School aged kids 5-11 years old will be amazed by sizzling, shivering scissors and special bubbly showers. Tickets will be available at the front desk 15 minutes before...
Free
Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium: Tucson Sky & Beyond
Take a relaxing look at the night sky as one of our skilled "Console Captains" gives you a guided tour of the stars, planets, constellations and current events happening in...
Free – $14
National Park Service: Geology Talk Ranger Program
Enhance your afternoon with quick insights into the geologic story of Grand Canyon at our "Geo Glimpse" ranger program - presented daily at 3 pm. Meet in front of Yavapai Geology Museum. Learn...
Free with Park Fee
Phoenix Public Library: Afternoons at Ocotillo
Join us for afternoon kids activities--playing tabletop games, doing crafts, exploring STEAM activities and more! This program is supported by Friends of the Phoenix Public Library.
Free
Flandrau Science Center & Planetarium: Black Holes
Where do they come from? Where do they go? Black Holes takes you on a fully immersive journey through one of the most mystifying, awe-inspiring phenomena in the universe: a black hole. Audience: General, all ages Style: Fulldome film and live star talk about black holes and astrophysics Planetarium Tickets Adults: $14 Children (ages 3-15): $10 Children...
Free – $14
Tempe Public Library: Code Club
For Kids, ages 6-12. Code Club meets weekly to explore different computer programming languages and logic. Previous coding experience is not required. Beginners are welcome. Want to learn some code? Code Club meets weekly to explore a variety of different computer programming languages and logic while creating simple computer games, apps and websites. Coding experience...
Free
Phoenix Public Library: STEAM Activity!
Come join us at Cholla library for a STEAM activity! Each week kids complete a project with a Science, Technolgy, Engineering, Art or Math twist.
Free
Avondale Public Library: Block Party with Bricks & Minifigs Avondale
Brick building with all supplies included. This program is for children ages 5-12.
Free
Pima County Public Library: Chess and LEGOs
Join us for a game of chess or building with LEGOs.
Free
Phoenix Public Library: Little Bytes – Algorithms
Did you know that children can learn the foundations of coding before they can write and spell? Learn basic problem-solving skills and new vocabulary for children as young as 4 to give them the building blocks to becoming an excellent coder. Join us for guided activities as we teach your child the basis of code -...
Free
National Park Service: Exploring the Endangered Ranger Program
Discover pivotal stories of survival, perseverance, and developing threats centered on Grand Canyon’s diverse cultural and natural resources. Meet the ranger at 4:30 pm at the Village Amphitheater, in the Historic District, along the Canyon Rim Trail, between Thunderbird and Kachina Lodges. Free with Park Fee
Free with Park Fee
National Park Service: Grand Canyon Speaks! with Caroline Wilson (Diné)
Come join us for a 45-minute long Ranger led interview with Caroline Wilson. Learn about her lived experiences and connection to Grand Canyon through her work at the Grand Canyon Conservancy and as Navajo tribal member. At the Desert View Ampitheater located west of the Desert View Watchtower along the rim. Listen to other First Voice perspectives from last year's...
Free with Park Fee