Kick off summer reading with a prehistoric adventure filled with hands-on activities, games, and crafts inspired by dinosaurs. Explore the past and uncover fun facts about your favorite dinos along the way.

Explore the world of dinosaur art through fun and creative drawing activities. Try out techniques like dot-to-dot, coloring, and guided drawing while using books and visual prompts for inspiration. This hands-on program encourages creativity and imagination, with light refreshments provided.

Enjoy an unforgettable family-friendly magic and comedy performance with Tallahassee’s own Phil Meyer. Packed with astonishing tricks, interactive moments, and plenty of laughs, this high-energy show brings stories to life and sparks imagination for kids and families alike.

Uncover the earth’s treasures in this hands-on gem mining experience. Sift, sort, and identify rocks and minerals while learning how they form—and take home a few sparkling finds of your own.

Do you have what it takes to be the next great paleontologist? Explore the world of dinosaurs through hands-on games and activities that put your skills to the test. Step into the role of a scientist discovering a new fossil site and use your detective skills to identify and celebrate exciting dinosaur discoveries.

Try your hand at cross-stitch with a prehistoric twist. Create an adorable T. rex design while learning basic stitching techniques in this beginner-friendly class. Perfect for dinosaur fans and anyone looking to get creative.

Step into the role of a paleontologist in this interactive program presented by Tally MoLab. Use fossil evidence to uncover clues about the past, learn how fossils form, and practice excavation and recording techniques while investigating a life-size replica of a Triceratops femur.

Did you know the robin outside your window is a descendant of the dinosaurs that once ruled the Earth? Explore the fascinating paleontological evidence that connects ancient, scaly reptiles of the Mesozoic Era to the diverse, feathered birds we see today.

Explore how early humans lived, adapted, and survived during the Paleolithic era. This illustrated talk takes a closer look at daily life in prehistoric Florida, highlighting the skills and strategies that helped early people thrive.

Travel back in time to explore the purpose and meaning behind prehistoric art. This engaging talk highlights how early artists used creativity to communicate, record experiences, and leave their mark on history.

Step into a glowing prehistoric world with games, crafts, and music under the blacklight. Wear bright colors and enjoy a high-energy celebration filled with fun and excitement.

Explore how artists and scientists work together to bring prehistoric life to the page. Join paleontologist Aaron Woodruff of the Florida Museum of Natural History as he shares how fossil evidence is interpreted and transformed into detailed illustrations of ancient creatures.

Get ready for a wild adventure with Animal Tales. Meet six amazing exotic animals, including a mix of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, while taking part in interactive skits and activities. You’ll even have the chance to touch one of the animals at the end of the program.

Free healthy, packaged meals are available to enjoy on-site for kids and teens 18 and under at the Leon County Main Library Monday through Friday from 2-3 p.m. from Monday, June 1 through Friday, July 31. No registration is required.

Free healthy, packaged grab-and-go meals are available for kids and teens 18 and under at the Woodville Branch Library Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. from Tuesday, June 2 through Friday, July 31. No registration is required. Caregivers can pick up meals for their children without the children present and can take meals for the whole week.

Free healthy, packaged grab-and-go meals are available for kids and teens 18 and under at the Fort Braden Branch Library Tuesday through Friday from 2-4 p.m. from Tuesday, June 2 through Friday, July 31. No registration is required. Caregivers can pick up meals for their children without the children present and can take meals for the whole week.

Free healthy, packaged meals are available to enjoy on-site for kids and teens 18 and under at the Dr. B.L. Perry, Jr. Branch Library Tuesday through Friday from 3-4 p.m. from Tuesday, June 2 through Friday, July 31. No registration is required.