Cleveland Park
Neighborhood Library

Clouds in a Bubble

July 25 Science Experiments

Have fun making dry ice bubbles that will grow and grow as they fill with fog that looks like clouds. This experiment is a great one for kids who love science and those who want to discover science. The children will find out how big the bubble will get before it bursts. Give it a try and find out! Come and join us on July 25 at 3:30 p.m.

Sundown Science

Weather in the Library

Beat the heat this Wednesday July 9 and come to Sundown Science at 7 p.m. where we will be talking about the science of weather. Kids ages 4 and up will have the opportunity to explore weather concepts and make their own rain and snow.

Urban Gardening: City Strategies

Share the techniques of Master Gardener Neil Hoffman

On Thursday, July 24, 7 p.m.,  the Cleveland Park Neighborhood Library will host Master Gardener Neil Hoffman for a talk on problems unique to gardening in a city. Whether you are an old hand at gardening or a beginner, cultivate a community garden plot or a planter or two, you can benefit from his experience.

Summer Science: Sinkers and Floaters

On Friday, July 11, 3:30 p.m., come find out why some vegetables float and others sink?  Why do cargo and cruise ships float, but pennies sink?  Displacement, up-thrust, buoyancy, density, and surface tension all contribute to an object’s ability to travel on top of or to bury itself deep below the surface of a body of water.  Join us as we make our own clay, aluminum foil,