Past Events

Join us for Online Storytime for Children every week. We will read stories and make up our own together. 

"Energy flows where attention goes." In a world full of distractions, it is more important than ever before to master the skill of maintaining attention and being focused. During this workshop, we will discuss what helps us to be more attentive and productive and try out techniques to boost attention.

What could be better than spending summertime with stories and science? This July, we have a lineup of special summer stories that are sure to brighten your child's day. To make things even more fun, we'll be doing a science activity to go along with the story to give the kiddos a fun and engaging learning experience too. It'll be a blast, and we're sure you'll want to join in as well.

Create amazing shapes using tangrams. Did you know that tangram was first invented in China? Join us in this workshop and use tangram to create your own unique shapes. 

Do you like reading stories? Do you also like making short videos?

Learn the basics of pencil drawing, how to shade, build blocks and simple perspective. 

Parents can find quickly preparing healthy lunch meals a challenging daily task. Join us for an Instagram Live workshop with Rasha Esbitan, who will show how to prepare a special healthy spicy chipotle pasta dish in record time. Everyone is welcome to this event, including beginners and those who wish to learn the art of cooking. And don't forget to browse the cookbooks available on our electronic resources!

Did you know that chess improves memory, problem-solving and IQ? It's also a wonderful way to improve focus, flex those creativity muscles, and most importantly, kids have fun playing.

This lecture will cover the most important spectroscopic techniques for conducting scientific non-destructive analyses of heritage materials. These techniques are very important for the basic knowledge, examination, preservation and conservation of heritage materials. The lecture will include practical examples of how to use these techniques on heritage objects.

Sensory stories are a great way to support children with special needs. Join us on this virtual multi-sensory storytime.Accompanied by parents, children will listen to the story "Berry Pinkwad's Lumpy Dumpy Sand Sculptures" and enjoy other multisensory activities. To get the most out of this program, you will need to prepare a bucket filled with sand, rice or salt and hide at least 4 objects that your child loves.