Prescott Elementary School

Make your decor extra spooky this month with a fun DIY spiderweb wreath. Supplies will be provided and you will leave with a completed wreath. Registration is required for this 2 hour program.

Visit the library to spend some time with your favorite adult–mom, dad, auntie, cousin, whoever–and make cool art, eat snacks, and learn something new. Registration is required for all participants. This month's activity is Haunted Mini Terrariums.

Duhawk Dunkers hosted by the Loras College men's basketball team, is an engaging experience designed to inspire young athletes ages 4-14. This co-ed camp provides a unique opportunity for boys and girls of all skill levels to develop their basketball abilities and foster a love for the game.

Join our Hero Adventures, where elementary youth become real-life heroes! Parents team up with their young adventurers to complete exciting challenges, discover hidden powers, and save the day together. Fun, action-packed, and family-friendly!

Family Night Discover more about your local Cub Scout Pack! Open to all girls and boys from Kindergarten through 5th grade. Complete fall adventures and check out Scouting! Families are invited!

Join local girls & there families and learn about how Girl Scouts can help your girl(s) learn how to be the next future leaders in your community!! Take the Trolls: It takes two challenge!!

Enjoy a treat and a read aloud of “Red: A Crayon’s Story” by Michael Hall before learning how to make crayon slime. Adult participation is preferred and registration is required.

Mammals, reptiles, birds, and fish have one major thing in common – they all have backbones! Meet our back-boned animals and discover the unique traits that have allowed vertebrates to thrive in a wide range of environments.

Hear ye, hear ye! Calling all princes and princesses to attend a royal party at the library. Please reserve your spot ahead of time and wear your finest.

Residents of dobson hall will be at their doors handing out candy while the kids get to show off their Halloween costumes! If the candy is not desired, there will be places to trade in the candy for prizes!

Get your creative juices flowing, because it’s time to put the “Y” in DIY! You’ll be surprised with what you can do as we explore the world of making things. Join us to try out a variety of crafts and trades ranging from origami to blacksmithing. Can you give us a hand?

This running class is geared toward training for the annual Turkey Trot at Wahlert High School on Thanksgiving morning, AND OFFERED TO ALL INTERESTED FAMILY MEMBERS, ESPECIALLY PARENTS WHO USUALLY RUN THIS WITH THEIR CHILDREN AT THE TURKEY TROT. We will meet at Wahlert in the parking lot.

Looking for a fun and exciting way to spend your afternoon? Join Girl Scout Stacey Niesman for fun, inspiring stories about s’mores, the Girl scout founder, and space! This series is sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Eastern and Western Illinois. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Come learn to play lacrosse! It's fastest growing sport in the Midwest!

October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month! Stop by the library to meet some adoptable animals and enjoy hands-on activities for the whole family. This event is free and open to the public; please consider donating an item or two to the Dubuque Regional Humane Society to support animals in need.

Mix up some witchy potions, spooky slime, and other ooey-gooey concoctions just in time for Halloween. Registration is required.

Do aliens exist? Is there life on other planets? Are there other galaxies? Join us for an investigation into whether or not ET life is out there.

Gear up for Halloween by finding the hidden pictures of candy in the children’s department.

Spend your morning celebrating dinosaurs and literacy at the library with stories, songs, and hands-on activities. No registration is required.

Join DYHA for National try hockey for free day and receive a family pass to the University of Dubuque Men's Hockey game that evening!

Please send your kids to spend the day with the Mustang Cheerleaders to learn all things cheerleading! We will be dancing, cheering, stunting, tumbling and having fun! Please register by November 4 to ensure a t-shirt and bow! Pizza will be served for lunch!

The Dubuque Chess club will have Opening Knight, where we look at what to do in the beginning of a chess game. Beginners and kids are welcome every week, but especially on Opening Knight!

Join the Dubuque Learn to Skate program for our next six-week session of ice skating classes at the Dubuque ice arena. Come watch your skater build confidence, discipline, and courage as they glide through the levels with our professionally accredited program. All skaters ages 3 an up are welcome.

Ainsley’s Angels is actively looking for new: Rider Athletes, Angel Runners, Volunteers and Sponsors. Become an Ainsley’s Angels Rider at no cost and all equipment provided for you. Come join us at any or all of these race opportunities!

University of Dubuque Women's Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. We're calling all soccer players from ages 3-10 years old. Each camp is lead by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer

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University of Dubuque Women's Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. We're calling all soccer players from ages 3-10 years old. Each camp is lead by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer

Winter Track Club for students in grades K-12; four practices and a track meet; t-shirt included

Visit the library to see if you can guess the number of dinosaur ducks in the tank! The closest guesses will be entered in a drawing to win a special dinosaur-themed prize at the end of the month.

University of Dubuque Women's Soccer presents our Mini Kickers Camp. We're calling all soccer players from ages 3-10 years old. Each camp is lead by UD Women's Soccer coaching staff and current team players. Our goal is to focus on fun while teaching the mini kickers about the fundamentals of soccer

Read a new title each month and meet up for a discussion and an activity related to the book. Register and pick up books at the Children’s Help Desk.

Meet other Pokémon trainers at Pokémon Club! Trading Card Game, Nintendo Switch, and Pokémon Go gamers are all welcome.

Grab your kiddos and head to the library for a morning of moving and grooving! We will listen to songs and stories, play with scarves and shakers, and have so much silly fun together. Best for ages 2 through 6, though all are welcome to attend. No registration is required.

Read a new title each month and then meet up for book discussion and a unique activity related to the book. Please register and pick up books at the Children’s Help Desk. Oct. 10 “A Perfect Mistake” Nov. 14 “Eagle Drums” Dec. 12 “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane"

Read or listen to a story with some furry friends in the first-floor Program Room. Do not bring your own pet; we provide kid-friendly dogs each month. Registration is not required.

The L.&M.O.P. concert series is for preschool children and their families. Children will leave each concert with a greater appreciation of music and a lollipop to enjoy! The Northeast Iowa School of Music sponsors this series. An adult must accompany children. No registration required.

Does your daughter want to either learn how to dribble or to sharpen their dribbling skills? Hempstead girls' basketball will proudly run our 4th Annual Dribbling Club Camp. We will focus on one of the most important skills in the game of basketball- Dribbling!

Come learn to sew on a sewing machine! You will create projects perfect for beginners; No previous sewing experience necessary. Registration is required.

Calling all LEGO® fans! Come to the library to build, create, and have fun. The library provides the LEGOs®, and you provide the know-how! Donations of LEGOs® are appreciated. LEGO® creations will be exhibited in the library. The program will be held in the Aigler Auditorium on the 3rd floor.

Grab your family and head on down to try your luck at Book Bingo! We have great hardcover and paperback books for prizes. Registration is not required.

From ringing in the New Year with polka dots & coins in the Philippines, to celebrating the end of winter with exploding snowmen in Switzerland, we'll learn about holiday celebrations from around the world. *Passports not required!

Become an astronaut for the day as we uncover the mysteries of the night sky as we explore our position in the universe, & discover what stars, moons, and planets really are. We'll also look at the day in the life of an astronaut and what it's like living on the International Space Station.

Chemistry experiments are awesome, but cold chemistry is really awesome! Join us at the River Museum for a fun-filled afternoon of hand-on science experiments that will chill you to the bone. Dry ice, wet ice, cool air, & freezing treats are just a small piece of this amazing day.

If you have visited the River Museum before, you may remember our Creature Feature with our education animals. Come be junior keepers with us as we discover who our animal ambassadors are & what it takes to care for them. We'll get to make some fun enrichment for them & meet some animals up close!

Friendship is important in our lives. For animals, it is the same. Some even need others to survive and thrive. From sea anemones and clown fish to sloths and moths, come join us in learning the importance of friendship within two different species.

What has the bill of a duck, the tail of a beaver, and the body of an otter? The platypus is not alone in its strange appearance. Match form to function in some of the world’s strangest creatures and learn the benefits of being different.

Dubuque Youth Hockey has a range of programs for all ages! We start as young as 4-year-old Little Saints, all the way up through high school.

Bees, bats, and butterflies all have something in common – they’re pollinators! But they aren’t the only way a plant or flower transforms their pollen. We’ll examine the world of pollinators by planting our own pollinator garden!

Have you ever wondered what carbon emissions are? Join us as we learn the importance of environmental science. As a team, we will learn about the release of carbon dioxide by blowing up a balloon with yeast, and create recycled crafts that will inspire you to reduce your carbon footprint!