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Science Heroes at Cuba Library on July 10

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Wild mushroom hike at Bush Hill State Forest on July 13

From the Cuba Circulating Library,

Join Science Heroes on a treasure-hunting adventure deep within the jungle! Come to the Cuba Library on Wednesday, July 10 at 1:00 pm for the Adventure of the Lost Treasure. Along the way, the audience helps the performer conduct exciting science experiments that bring this story to life! Experiment with chemical reactions, air pressure, physical explosions, and more! Don’t miss this exciting and interactive STEM learning adventure! No registration is required for the 1:00 program, and it is open to all ages.

At 3:00 p.m., teens ages 12 – 18 are invited to try some of the coolest experiments around, using leaf blowers, confetti cannons, liquid foam, nail polish remover, and more! Come see how these awesome science experiments work…then get to try them out yourself! – Foam Hand, Toilet Tornado, H20 Cannon, and more. Don’t miss this exciting and interactive STEM workshop. Space is limited in the teen workshop and registration is required. Please contact Cuba Library at (585)968-1668, email cuba@stls.org, or message us on Facebook.

Both these programs are funded by a grant from United Way of Cattaraugus and Allegany County.

Guided Mushroom ID Hike with Sam Warren

Have you always been curious about some of the mushrooms that grow locally? Adults are invited sign up for a guided foray/mushroom ID hike on Saturday, July 13 at 3 pm at Bush Hill State Forest. On these hikes we hope to expand people’s eco-literacy with a focus in mushroom identification and mushrooms roles in ecosystems. The guides will be covering topics like mushroom anatomy, habitat and species identification. Hikes vary in time, generally lasting 1-2 hours. Sam Warren and Brandon Miller are both NYSOGA licensed hiking guides. Both guides also have their NY Wild Mushroom Safety Certifications and more than 25 years combined foraging experience. There is no cost to attend the hike, but space is limited and registration is required. Please contact Cuba Library at (585)968-1668, email cuba@stls.org, or message us on Facebook for more information.

This program is funded in memory of Mike Doyle by Michael & Marjanne Kunz.

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