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Twin Falls, ID
Public library offering youth and teen programs including story times, summer reading programs, and educational events for all ages.
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Twin Falls, ID
College of Southern Idaho's community education department offering non-credit youth camps and classes in STEM, arts, music, athletics, and more. Summer camps on the CSI campus for over 40 years. Open to all community members.
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Jerome, ID
Public library offering story times, seasonal kids programs, and community events including visits from Santa and reading activities.
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Burley, ID
Public library with active youth programming including weekly storytime, after-school book clubs, summer reading, and teen programs.
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Rupert, ID
Public library in Rupert with structured youth storytime programs covering literacy, math, and science skills.
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Twin Falls, ID
Twin Falls-based children's museum and discovery center for kids up to age 11 and their families. Currently operating as a 'Museum Without Walls' with mobile programming throughout South Central Idaho: Family STEAM Nights, Mini STEAM Events, 'CMMV On the Go' small-group programs, Prescription for Play, and a Teen LeaderSHIP program. Planned 14,000 sq ft physical venue at the corner of 3rd Ave South and Idaho Street South (downtown Twin Falls) will include a Dream Ship Climbing Structure, Kid City Wing, Snake River Water Wing, Agriculture Wing, Kids Teaching Kitchen, Art Studio & Maker Space, dedicated Toddler Area, and outdoor nature garden. Twin Falls Urban Renewal Agency has entered exclusive negotiations on a.50 acre lot. 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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Hagerman, ID
U.S. National Park Service unit preserving Pliocene-epoch fossil deposits (3.5-million-year-old horse, mastodon, sabertooth cat, ground sloth, peccary, and 200+ other species). The Thousand Springs Visitor Center in Hagerman (open seasonally May 21 - September 7, 9am-5pm daily; off-season Wed-Sat 9am-4pm) is the only place to see fossils at the monument. Free admission. Free NPS Junior Ranger Program for kids: pick up the free booklet at the visitor center, complete the activities (varies by age), and earn a Junior Ranger badge sworn in by a ranger. The Junior Paleontologist booklet is a national NPS program available here. Ranger talks at the visitor center during operating hours. 4,000-acre monument with fossil-rich bluffs along the Snake River and a designated 3-mile Snake River Overlook + Emigrant Trail loop trail. Idaho's state fossil (the Hagerman Horse) was discovered here.
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Fairfield, ID
Camas County's public library in Fairfield, serving the county with children's and adult collections and a kids' catalog. Runs a weekly preschool story time through the school year with stories, songs and crafts, open to any age.
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Hansen, ID
District library serving the Hansen community in Twin Falls County. Offers preschool storytime on Mondays and a 2nd Saturday STEAM program for kids. Participates in the Idaho Digital E-Book Alliance (IDEA) for digital resources.