Fifty years ago, July 16, 1969, three men launched from Kennedy Space Center, FL to fulfill a mission set out by President John F. Kennedy -land men on the moon and return them back safely. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins did just that, and for that moment, the world united and celebrated this incredible feat. Apollo 11 showed what happens when humanity aims high, when science and creativity are united in achieving something truly great for the human species. Join Link Observatory as we tell this remarkable story....

Do you love to build amazing Lego creations? Bring your friends and join us for some fun engineering creativity! Legos will be provided to create your masterpiece.  Your creation will be placed in a display case in the Youth Services's Department for everyone to admire.  Children in grades K-5 are welcome.

Start your morning with music and movement! This program incorporates songs, rhymes, and dance that will help get you ready for your busy day. Encourages the development of gross motor skills and language skills. For toddlers and preschoolers and their caregiver. No registration is required. ...

Storytime is geared toward older toddlers through preschoolers and their caregiver. Sing, play and listen to stories followed by an activity or craft and open play time.  No registration is required. 

Help find the secrets to stopping an alien invasion! Teens will work together in this Breakout Room program to save the human race from annihilation. Please register for only one time slot.  For youth in grades 6-12.