Curiosity Crew: Pumpkin Pillars
Central Library in Omaha offers 'Curiosity Crew: Pumpkin Pillars,' a free STEM class for young children focusing on gravity and building.
20 kid-friendly events in Omaha this week. Explore outdoor activities, trivia and games, and live music. 20 are free.
Updated · Listings come from venue websites and newsletters · Know about an event? Share itCentral Library in Omaha offers 'Curiosity Crew: Pumpkin Pillars,' a free STEM class for young children focusing on gravity and building.
The Florence Branch hosts 'Storytime with The Rose Theater,' featuring an interactive reading of 'Creepy Carrots' and theater activities.
The Learning Express Omaha offers a free "Glitter Halloween Globe" craft and activity event for all ages on Friday, October 9.
Decorate pumpkins at the Central Library on Friday, October 9, from 3:00 PM. This free event is for children ages 4-12 and requires registration.
Kids ages 3+ can get creative at Carter's DIY Days in Omaha on Saturday, October 10. This free workshop offers a hands-on crafting project.
Meet ponies, alpacas, and more at Pixie's Petting Zoo during Big Play Saturday at Fat Brain Toys in Omaha on Saturday, October 10.
Kids ages 7-12 can engage in hands-on STEAM projects at Spark Studio on Saturday, October 10. This free program focuses on creativity and problem-solving.
Heartwood Park's second annual Fall Festival offers pumpkin decorating, a carving demonstration, a petting zoo, crafts, seasonal treats, and a craft fair for families.
W. Clarke Swanson Branch presents a "Night Sky Adventure" with a mobile planetarium and constellation crafts on Saturday, October 10th at 1 PM.
Village Pointe hosts a free Halloween Boo Bash on Saturday, October 10th from 1 PM to 3 PM with trick-or-treating, characters, and magic shows.
Kids ages 6-12 can create and test their own bouncy balls at the Benson Branch on Saturday, October 10.
Saddlebrook Library is hosting a free Storybook BINGO event on October 10th for ages 5 and up, offering a chance to win a book.
La Vista Soccer Complex (7346 S. 66th Street) Let’s go fly a kite! Families are invited to join us for a free afternoon of kite-flying fun. You will see some of the world’s largest and most creative kites. Bring your own
Heartwood Park's Fall Festival features pumpkin decorating, a petting zoo, crafts, and seasonal treats for families.
Enjoy a free outdoor screening of the 1992 film 'Death Becomes Her' at Sonny’s Builders District on Monday, October 12, with movie trivia starting at 7:00 PM.
Children can make music and grow their brains with interactive activities led by a Kindermusik instructor.
Teens can build a 3D model for a zen garden during the first part of a two-part STEAM Teens project on Tuesday, October 13 at 4 PM at the Central Library. This is a free event requiring registration.
Millard Branch is holding a "Spooktacular Storytime" event on Tuesday, October 13, at 6 PM, featuring festive stories, trick-or-treating, crafts, and a scavenger hunt for children.
Central Library hosts a storytime celebrating bears with books and songs, followed by a craft activity where participants create binoculars to find bear-themed displays.
The Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium will host Zootacular on Wednesday, October 14, featuring glowing pathways and trick-or-treat stations.
Sidequest lists 12 events in Omaha for Oct 9–Oct 11. Highlights include Glitter Halloween Globe on Fri at The Learning Express Omaha, Pumpkin Decorating on Fri at Central Library, and Carter’s DIY Days on Sat at Carter’s Village Pointe.
There are 20 free events in Omaha this week, including Curiosity Crew: Pumpkin Pillars on Thu at Central Library, Storytime with The Rose Theater on Thu at Florence Branch, and Glitter Halloween Globe on Fri at The Learning Express Omaha. The Free page lists them all.
Most Omaha listings this week don't include a neighborhood yet, so Sidequest groups them by venue. Venue pages list every upcoming event at that place.
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