Cube Club Meeting

A Speed Cube with a mix of colors visible on its faces.

5 pm, Oct. 21, 2024

Ontario Library Meeting Room

Are you and/or your children interested in Speed Cubing?

All Ages Welcome! Please join us for our first Cube Club Meeting!

It’s not just a game –It’s a sport with tournaments! Anyone can learn to solve puzzles with some practice! No experience needed! Speed cubing can be good for you in many ways, including improving your problem-solving skills, spatial awareness, and logical thinking. It can also help you recognize patterns and improve memory. It can help develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. With practice, you can develop muscle memory that makes simple moves feel easier. These skills can be useful in other activities, such as sports and academics. Speed cubing can help you focus for longer periods of time. The focus required to solve a cube can help clear your mind, reduce anxiety and escape daily stress. It is also a great way to meet and connect with a community of enthusiasts through competitions, online connections and club meeting/activities.

For more information on this program, please contact Alisha Moore at (509)590-9403 or at whiteravenfriend@Duck.com.

Cubemeeting October.pdf

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