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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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Kids Activities (K-3rd)
The library lists this program as Early Elementary STEM: Monday afternoon sessions at Twin Falls Public Library for kids in kindergarten through 3rd grade, with hands-on activities designed to get them excited about science, technology, engineering and math. The activity changes each week; September 2026 sessions included a Family STEM night and an Elementary STEM session with PBS Kids. It runs during the school year, September to May.
When: Monday 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Ages 5–9Free
Tween STEM (4th-6th Grade)
Tween STEM is Twin Falls Public Library's weekly program for kids in 4th through 6th grade, with hands-on activities designed to get them excited about science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It meets on Tuesday afternoons during the school year and is the older companion to the library's Monday Early Elementary STEM program for kindergarten through 3rd grade. Sessions are listed on the library's online calendar.
When: Tuesday 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Ages 9–12Free
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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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CSI Youth Summer Camps
CSI Community Education runs non-credit summer day camps for kids and teens on the College of Southern Idaho campus in Twin Falls and at the Off-Campus Center in Burley, and has offered them for over 40 years. The current Twin Falls lineup includes MusicFest (ages 12-18), four theater camps covering ages 3 to 18, LEGO robotics camps for ages 5 to 14, and woodworking camps for ages 10-13 and 14-18. The Burley lineup has summer science camps for kindergarten through 5th grade and a STEM art camp for grades 3 to 6. Each camp has its own dates, ages and fee.
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Ages 5–17
CSI Tech & Trades Academy (Ages 12-17)
A three-day career camp for ages 12 to 17 at the Applied Technology & Innovation Center (ATIC Building #500) on the CSI Twin Falls campus, aimed at interest in trades and manufacturing careers. Campers create products with computer-aided design (CAD), operate machinery under close supervision, take virtual tours of manufacturing facilities, learn about entrepreneurship and meet industry experts. Lunch is provided each day.
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Ages 12–17$50/session
CSI Summer Ag Academy (Ages 12-17)
A four-day agriculture camp for ages 12 to 17 based in the Evergreen Building on the CSI Twin Falls campus. Students follow agricultural products from farm to table, covering crop production, soil, irrigation, animal care, veterinary technology, food processing and ag equipment. They do hands-on activities at the CSI Breckenridge Endowment Farm, Veterinary Clinic, Food Processing Lab and Fish Hatchery, and tour and meet local agriculture businesses. Lunch is provided each day.
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Ages 12–17$50/session
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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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Monday Make It (Grades 1-5)
Free after-school STEM and making program at the Jerome Public Library. Hands-on rotating activities for elementary-age kids. No library card or registration needed.
When: Monday 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Ages 6–11Free
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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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Full STEAM Ahead (Ages 8-14)
Bi-weekly hands-on STEAM program in the Burley Public Library community room, exploring science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics through rotating projects such as craft-stick bridges, paper-chain challenges and lava lamps. Geared to ages 8-14; all ages welcome, though younger children may need help with some activities.
When: Tuesday 4:00 PM – 4:45 PM
Ages 8–14Free
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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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Make It (Ages 6-11)
After-school STEAM exploration hour for ages 6-11 at DeMary Memorial Library in Rupert, running hands-on making and building projects. Runs 4:00–5:00 PM.
When: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Ages 6–11Free
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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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CMMV Family STEAM Nights
Family-oriented STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) events hosted by the Children's Museum of the Magic Valley as part of their 'Museum Without Walls' mobile programming. Open to children up to age 11 and their families. Held at rotating venues throughout South Central Idaho.
When: Recurring throughout the year: check cmmv.org or Facebook for next event date and venue
Up to age 11
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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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Hagerman Fossil Beds Junior Ranger Program
Free self-paced NPS Junior Ranger badge program. Pick up the Junior Ranger booklet at the Thousand Springs Visitor Center, complete the activities (which include paleontology-themed games, drawings, and observation tasks), and a ranger swears participants in as Junior Rangers with a free badge. The Junior Paleontologist booklet is also available as a companion national NPS program. Self-guided and drop-in; complete during one visit or across multiple trips. No registration required.
When: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Ages 5–12Free
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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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Curiosity Club (Ages 7+)
After-school club at Camas County Public Library for kids ages 7 and up. Wednesdays after school for art, science, coding and games - and usually a treat. Free.
When: Wednesday
Ages 7–14Free
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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.

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2nd Saturday STEAM Program
Monthly STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) activity held on the second Saturday of each month at Hansen Community Library.
When: Saturday
Ages 5–12Free
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