Adaptation Adventures
Uncovering Virginia's Wildlife
Saturday, August 08
11:00am - 12:00pm
LaPrade Library
Community RoomExplore the amazing ways local creatures thrive right here in Virginia with this fun, hands-on workshop about Virginia's wildlife and their adaptations. Registration begins July 25.
Participants will discover the survival secrets of local creatures through interactive activities. They will connect science with creativity by designing their own unique animal, customizing its features based on adaptations from local Virginia species. Join the James River Soil and Water Conservation District for this adventure of discovery and imagination showcasing Virginia's wildlife and habitats!
For ages 6-12 and their caregivers. Due to limited space, register only the child participant(s).
AGE GROUP: | Elementary (Grades K-2) | Elementary (Grades 3-5) |
EVENT TYPE: | STEAM and Maker |
LaPrade Library
The 20,000 square foot LaPrade Library opened at its current location in 2001 when it moved from its original 8,000 square foot building on Hicks Road. The building was renovated and reopened in 2026. The building is named for Mary Ann Harmon, who devoted her life to the improvement and support of public libraries in Chesterfield County and the Commonwealth. She served as the chair of the Library of Virginia Board (2000) and president of the Friends of Chesterfield County Public Library (1986–2003).