Drop-by the library to explore toys, tech, games, and crafts that support STEAM learning. Ages 5-8 Please review the guidelines and frequently asked questions on our Program FAQ This is a drop-in program. Caregivers must remain at the library at all times. Space is limited.
Join us for a morning of stories, exploration, and art making. Enjoy an art-themed story read by AGH staff, view our current exhibitions outside of public hours at a relaxed, child friendly pace.
Walk-ins only - no online registration available.
Join Hamilton Children’s Museum staff for this free drop-in pre-school program that supports hands-on experiences, exploration and social development. Hamilton Children’s Museum encourages all participants to explore the Hamilton Farmers’ Market through a variety of themed activities such as Exploring Foods, My Healthy Body, All My Senses, The Seasons, On the Farm, and many more.
Free kids program, Nature Kids, is for children ages 5-11. Participants learn about nature through games, activities, crafts and experiments while being outside and making friends!
Join us for storytime fun! Get moving with stories, songs, music, and fun! Ages 6M-5Y This program is ticketed. Tickets are required, limited, and vary by branch. Tickets will be distributed 15min prior to program start.
Walk-in only, no online registration available.
Walk-in only - no ionline registration available.
Walk-in only, no online registration available.
Our teen cooks will learn how to slice, toss and sizzle fresh veggies, chicken and a savoury sauce into Chicken Ramen Stir Fry. No experience required – just bring your appetite and your enthusiasm! Let’s get wok-ing!
Bring the whole family to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum this March Break. Travel back in time and discover our collection of over 40 vintage aircraft. History comes alive in our new digital experience, Making Freedom Fly! Come talk with our life-sized interactive avatars! Plus - here for a limited time only - discover how space […]
Bring the whole family to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum this March Break. Travel back in time and discover our collection of over 40 vintage aircraft. History comes alive in our new digital experience, Making Freedom Fly! Come talk with our life-sized interactive avatars! Plus - here for a limited time only - discover how space […]
Racquetball Ontario invites you to celebrate International Women’s Day with us! Join us for a free ‘Learn and Play’ clinic for women and girls. An inspiring event filled with activities, empowerment, and community as we honour the achievements of women and support one another on this special day. Ages 8+ (includes adults!) Cost: Free! Equipment: […]
Visit Joseph Brant Museum on Saturday, March 8 and March 15 from 10am to 4pm for a fun line-up of family themed activities. Spring is almost here, and we’re looking forward to its return! Make some paper tulips, go on a scavenger hunt to decode a special message, and enjoy some worms in dirt snacks! […]
Looking for a fun way to WOW the kids this March Break? Look no further! SpringFest offers families an indoor fun park with the latest in children’s entertainment, games and activities. We are thrilled to be back for another year of quality family entertainment at the Markham Fairgrounds. Our indoor fun park has the entertainment […]
Join your fellow book lovers for games, crafts, and activities that explore everything we love about reading and books! Ages 5-8 This is a drop-in program. Caregivers must remain at the library at all times. Space is limited.
Relive the 80s & 90s at RetroFestive. Meet and greet retro cartoon characters daily (11am - 2pm), free popcorn while you browse + fun deals in-store.
Explore the fascinating military history of Dundurn Park, once known as Burlington Heights! On a self-guided tour of the Museum, you will discover what it was like to live and work on site during the War of 1812 and the 1837 Rebellion. Your visit also includes an opportunity to dress-up at our uniform station and […]
Enter our Construction Zone to experiment with different building materials like Lego, Mega Bloks, K’Nex, giant bricks, magnetic tiles, and more. Help us make a miniature city by constructing a building with recycled materials and take home a construction-themed craft.
Explore Whitehern through the paintings and drawings of Ruby McQuesten. Ruby was a talented artist who once supported the family financially through teaching at Ottawa Ladies’ College. Each room will feature her work offering a family-friendly glimpse into the many pieces she created and different mediums she used to express herself.
See the past come to life during a visit to Battlefield House Museum this March Break and engage in fun and fascinating hands-on activities for the whole family. Dress up in early 19th century clothing, make a craft to take home, or try your hand at the game of skittles before or after your guided tour […]
Take a break from your routine and experience a fascinating piece of Hamilton history at Dundurn National Historic Site. On a guided tour of over 40 rooms in Dundurn Castle, discover what it was like to live and play above stairs and work and live below stairs. Join us in the Coach House Hayloft for […]
Come out to the free Hamilton Amateur Astronomers telescope clinic and learn what to look for in a telescope and how to get into this fascinating hobby.
Walk-in only, no online registration available.
Bring the whole family to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum this March Break. Travel back in time and discover our collection of over 40 vintage aircraft. History comes alive in our new digital experience, Making Freedom Fly! Come talk with our life-sized interactive avatars! Plus - here for a limited time only - discover how space […]
Celebrate the age-old tradition of maple syrup making at Westfield Heritage Village! Here’s what to look forward to: Interactive Demonstrations: Watch as sap transforms into liquid gold at two engaging sites, including our modern sugar shack. Maple Trivia Trail: Test your knowledge with fun, maple-themed trivia along the trail. Historic Charm & Live Demonstrations: Explore Westfield’s historic buildings and […]
Looking for a fun way to WOW the kids this March Break? Look no further! SpringFest offers families an indoor fun park with the latest in children’s entertainment, games and activities. We are thrilled to be back for another year of quality family entertainment at the Markham Fairgrounds. Our indoor fun park has the entertainment […]
Cowabunga, dude. Meet the Turtles, snap a pic, and join in on the shell-tastic fun. $5 for a single ticket $10 for a family of four. Children 2 years and younger are free. All donations support Indigo Love of Reading. See the website to pre-register.
Explore the fascinating military history of Dundurn Park, once known as Burlington Heights! On a self-guided tour of the Museum, you will discover what it was like to live and work on site during the War of 1812 and the 1837 Rebellion. Your visit also includes an opportunity to dress-up at our uniform station and […]
Enter our Construction Zone to experiment with different building materials like Lego, Mega Bloks, K’Nex, giant bricks, magnetic tiles, and more. Help us make a miniature city by constructing a building with recycled materials and take home a construction-themed craft.
Explore Whitehern through the paintings and drawings of Ruby McQuesten. Ruby was a talented artist who once supported the family financially through teaching at Ottawa Ladies’ College. Each room will feature her work offering a family-friendly glimpse into the many pieces she created and different mediums she used to express herself.
Take a break from your routine and experience a fascinating piece of Hamilton history at Dundurn National Historic Site. On a guided tour of over 40 rooms in Dundurn Castle, discover what it was like to live and play above stairs and work and live below stairs. Join us in the Coach House Hayloft for […]
Visit Ireland House Museum on Sunday, March 9 and March 16 from 1pm to 4pm for a fun line-up of family themed activities. Go on an Ireland family themed scavenger hunt, make popsicle stick family photo frames, and create thumbprint family trees. Activities are included in regular Museum admission and available throughout the afternoon. The […]
Walk-in only, no online registration available.
For children 8-12 years of age. Please note: Each child must have their own library card to register. Learn basic coding and programming skills with Micro:bit; a pocket sized computer with motion detection, a built in compass and bluetooth technology. There may be a repetition of projects over the course of the sessions.
For children 3 to 5 years of age and their parent or caregiver. Interested in our technology for children? Here's your opportunity to play, learn, and code with some very special robot pets! These interactive pets introduce preschoolers to critical thinking, problem solving, and other STEM skills
Step into a world of wonder at Mini Playtown, where we recognize the importance role play has in your child's learning and development. Special guests for March Break - today meet Bluey and Bingo, visiting between 10:30 and 11:30 and 1:30 to 2:30.
Join us for a virtual crafting club during March Break. Supply lists for each craft are in the comments section of the videos on our website. Crafts include: Painted Tote Bag, Suncatcher Mobile, Mosaic Pot with Flowers, Foam Fishing Game, Clay Art Painting
Join Hamilton Children’s Museum staff at Whitehern Historic House & Garden for a 1.5 hour Pour Paint Workshop. Participants will use different techniques to create three works of art to take home. Two sessions per day - choose from 10:00-11:30 or 12:00-1:30 Pre-registration required.
$4 a person, $1 donated to Indigo Love of Reading.
Get creative with foam and tabletop block stations Dive into the indoor ball pit Enjoy fun crafts before the movie! 9:15AM - Doors open 9:30AM - 10:30AM - Open play and activites 10:5AM - Movies begin! Choose from Flow, Wild Robot, or Sonic 3 Adults $10.00, Children $20.00 (includes kids mini popcorn combo)
Join us this March break for Family Friendly events, including Cookie Decorating, Scavenger Hunt, Touch a tractor (March 12 ONLY), planting workshop (fee applies) and enjoy a discounted kids meal.
March Break at Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory – Extended Hours & Thousands of Blue Morphos! Step into a tropical paradise this March Break and experience the magic of thousands of vibrant blue Morpho butterflies fluttering around you!
Looking for a fun way to WOW the kids this March Break? Look no further! SpringFest offers families an indoor fun park with the latest in children’s entertainment, games and activities. We are thrilled to be back for another year of quality family entertainment at the Markham Fairgrounds. Our indoor fun park has the entertainment […]
Explore some of the unique mechanisms of self-defense that have evolved. Why are ferrets so flexible? How do tarantulas protect themselves from predators? Find the answers to these questions and more in this exploration of amazing animal adaptations and instincts.
Relive the 80s & 90s at RetroFestive. Meet and greet retro cartoon characters daily (11am - 2pm), free popcorn while you browse + fun deals in-store.
Add a fun rock to your garden this spring!
Explore the fascinating military history of Dundurn Park, once known as Burlington Heights! On a self-guided tour of the Museum, you will discover what it was like to live and work on site during the War of 1812 and the 1837 Rebellion. Your visit also includes an opportunity to dress-up at our uniform station and […]
Enter our Construction Zone to experiment with different building materials like Lego, Mega Bloks, K’Nex, giant bricks, magnetic tiles, and more. Help us make a miniature city by constructing a building with recycled materials and take home a construction-themed craft.
Explore Whitehern through the paintings and drawings of Ruby McQuesten. Ruby was a talented artist who once supported the family financially through teaching at Ottawa Ladies’ College. Each room will feature her work offering a family-friendly glimpse into the many pieces she created and different mediums she used to express herself.
