We'll see you "on the farm" this October...

"Meet Us On the Farm for Nature Kids this October..."
Are your toddlers curious about the world outdoors? Wednesdays at The Discovery Center are all about your Nature Kids "On the Farm." This October, we'll explore every season on the farm as we...
See what season we'll be exploring this Wednesday..

"Join us this October for Saturday Science..."
Are your kids looking for something fun to do? Get ready for "The Human Body and Special Events!" all this month. We'll be learning about skeletons, muscles, nocturnal animals, and much more. Plus, there's our "Move It, Dig It, Do It" event coming up on Saturday, October 24. Find out what we've got going on this Saturday...
Come see what events we have going on this Saturday...

Your kids can choose their own party themes...

"Have a Fun-Filled Birthday Party at The Discovery Center..."
Does your child have a birthday coming up? Make it a party they'll never forget at The Discovery Center, where we build education into every exciting birthday party. Would you like more information on how you can throw an exciting, themed party, or incorporate any of our classes into your child's special celebration? Here's how...
Learn More About Birthday Parties at TDC

"Hands-On Activity: Creepy-Crawly Finger Puppets..."
Ready to put on an amazing puppet show? It's easy to make these fun finger puppets into any insect you can think of - a butterfly, spider, caterpillar, you name it! All it takes is imagination and a few more simple ingredients...
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President of The Discovery Center, Gary Pigg

"A Message From Our President, Gary Pigg..."

"Move It, Dig It, Do It"

I just love this new event that Tina Smith our Trustee has developed for Saturday, October 24th. The title reminds me that nothing happens until we decide to do something. With all the negative news that surrounds us everyday, it's no wonder that many people have hunkered down into their economic foxhole. Well we haven't, and are moving right along with plans to build a new 5,000 sq foot museum...

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