Your child will spend a week playing and learning about music in a fun, physical way! With our counselor’s guidance, children will explore the play structures, learn interactive songs, play musical games and explore rhythms with various percussion instruments. They will learn basic melodies as a group on color-coded handbells and pitched percussion instruments. They’ll also get an introduction to the piano, drums, and ukulele.
Enjoy a Saturday Storytime for the whole family, babies on up to age 6. Programs include stories, fingerplays, and songs.
Ages: Toddler, Pre-School, Babies
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Bring the family out for a day of fun! The JD Lewis Multipurpose Center presents the Raleigh Kids Expo, a celebration of the best products, services, and resources for families featuring local organizations focusing on education, health & wellness, safety, special needs, child care, entertainment, and other important topics. Free school supplies while supplies last!
Treat your child to a crash course in all things ukulele with our Ukulele camp! Kids can learn all about this awesome little instrument starting with how it works and some of it’s history. On the first day, they’ll be learning basic melodies and simple chords using easy-to read charts and TAB notation. By the end of the week they’ll have learned how to play them in tempo and with dynamics. Plus, it’s a great stepping stone toward learning guitar because it’s neck is smaller, has fewer strings but is tuned much like a guitar so that a lot of the same chords shapes and melody patterns are applicable to both!
When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place that the cops are sure she won’t be found: a convent! While struggling through the restrictions of her new lifestyle, she uses her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, but in doing so, she jeopardizes her cover. Filled with powerful gospel music, outrageous dancing, and a truly moving story.
Science is an adventure - an amazing opportunity to explore the world around us. Children naturally love to explore our world, and Summer Science Camps at Morehead Planetarium and Science Center are the perfect way to encourage your child's curiosity and intellectual growth in a fun, nurturing environment.
FROM COW TO CONE. I scream, you scream, we all scream for… well, you know. Ice cream is the quintessential summertime treat. We know that ice cream is loved around the world, but what are the origins of this frozen delight? How do we go from the cow to the cone? Why do we love it so much and is there such a thing as healthy ice cream? Come find out!
Bring the family out for a day of fun! Join us for the Charlotte Area Kids Expo on Saturday, August 25th from 10:00-3:00 pm at Carolina Courts Indian Trail! A celebration of the best products, services, and resources for families featuring over 70 local organizations focusing on education, health & wellness, safety, special needs, afterschool programs, entertainment, and other important topics. Free school supplies while supplies last!
Join Ms. Olivia for bedtime stories, songs and occasional nonsense on Tuesday nights. Pajamas and stuffed animals are welcome.
Ages: Toddler, Kindergarten, Elementary School
Science is an adventure - an amazing opportunity to explore the world around us. Children naturally love to explore our world, and Summer Science Camps at Morehead Planetarium and Science Center are the perfect way to encourage your child's curiosity and intellectual growth in a fun, nurturing environment.
Science is an adventure - an amazing opportunity to explore the world around us. Children naturally love to explore our world, and Summer Science Camps at Morehead Planetarium and Science Center are the perfect way to encourage your child's curiosity and intellectual growth in a fun, nurturing environment.
Join Families Moving Forward for our Inaugural Kids for Change End of Summer Celebration from 3-5 pm on Sunday, August 26th, 2018 at the Durham Central Park!
Junior camp activities are structured to
appeal to rising 6th to 8th-grade students who
want to explore careers that provide
opportunities to protect wild animals and the
environment. Hands-on activities mimic
actual field work undertaken by conservation
scientists and offer a realistic overview of
what it would be like to follow in the
footsteps of conservation heroes like Jane
Goodall or Dian Fossey.
