Kids

Are insects the food of the future? The United Nations seems to think so. Find out why at this thought-provoking talk. There will be free bug snacks for all. Space is limited; registration required.

Zoologist and educator Scott Petersen presents live reptiles to teach the importance of animals in nature.

Listen to the music of Mikey Mike - The Rad Scientist! This science - based performance will have children out of their seats and dancing as they learn about the natural world around them. Performance will take place at the Port of Bremerton Marina Park at Port Orchard.

Learn about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) through games, competitions, engineering challenges, one-day-builds, learning tools, guest presenters, and collaborative efforts. Challenge yourself to build 21^st Century skills, like: teamwork, creativity, intellectual openness, communication, and problem solving.

Watch as youth ages 0-18 showcase their unique talents at the Annual Port Orchard Youth Talent Show! Lunch for those 18 and under will be provided by South Kitsap School District following the show. 

Youth who want to participate in the show must audition on July 12 OR July 19, see this link for details. Performance will take place at the Port of Bremerton Marina Park at Port Orchard.

Audition for the Annual Port Orchard Youth Talent Show that will take place on August 1st at the Port Orchard Waterfront Park. Youth under the age of 18 are encouraged to participate either individually or as a group. Possible talents may include: magic, dance, vocal performance, instrumental performance, athletic feats, juggling, skits, comedy routines, or anything else that you think others might want to see.

Dance, dance, dance the morning away with thumping kids music, and lots of different props to encourage a variety of movements. Lunch for those 18 and under will be provided by South Kitsap School District following the dancing. Dancing will take place at the Port of Bremerton Marina Park at Port Orchard.

Kids and teens (ages 0-18) enjoy a free bag lunch sponsored by South Kitsap Helpline and The Homemade Cafe. Afterwards join Kitsap Regional Library staff for Lego play in the library - we provide the Lego's, you bring your creativity! Groups of five children or more please contact the library at least two days prior to attending. 

How do kites fly? Build one to experiment with aerodynamics in this hands-on activity at Kiwanis Park in Bremerton--1701 5^th Street.

What's the difference between magnetic slime and regular slime? Make some and find out! Wear something that can get messy.