Events › STEM Saturday: Earthquake Engineering

Get ready to rumble! In this teen-led workshop, learn about the science of earthquakes and how engineers design buildings to resist them. And then, put your skills to the test by making a building of your own! Can you build something strong enough to outlast an earthquake?

Part of the STEM Saturdays Spring Series, where teen presenters lead fun and informative workshops on scientific topics. Occurs twice per month from March to April.

Future Dates:

• April 4th: 'Designing' Microplastic Filters for Washing Machines
• April 25th: Build a Potato Battery with Eastlake High School's Science National Honor Society

Sponsored by the Friends of the Sammamish Library. All materials provided.

Best suited for ages 8-12.

Supplies limited to 30 participants.

Space is extremely limited, first come first served. "Tickets" to the program will be available at the Info Desk 15 minutes before the start of the program.

Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request. Email access@kcls.org at least seven days before the event. Automated closed captioning is always available for online events.