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Kelly Moreno, the center director, said. Moreover, there is no limit to the number of visits students, or anyone else, can make to the clinic. Moreno believes few people off campus know about the clinic. With the holidays coming, too, what an awful time to be unemployed, down on your luck, and financially strapped. The clinic is located in Building 2 of the Cal Poly campus, and is open from 8 a.

For more information, contact them at The Stroke Survivor Group will meet from 2 p. For more information, contact Liz Johnston at …. Volunteers are needed to run the admissions desk and monitor the center. Have fun while entertaining and educating kids. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and available to work at least five hours a week for a four months.

Contact Jenna McDaniel at or via youth explorationstation. Call the toll-free hotline at Caltrans District 5 for information about traffic on Highway 1. Motorists are urged to use the hotline to learn about construction projects, transit delays, and road closures before driving through Big Sur. Pint Size Polkas with Michael Schneider, various times and library locations.

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Pint Size Polkas brings happy music together with magic and comedy for the whole family. Award winning NM musician, Andy Mason, will bring his original, interactive, educational, Award-winning, educational, bilingual, interactive, fun with music. Using perler beads, participants will design at least one unique perler bead character, with a music twist. Staff will help finish each character by using a clothes iron to melt the beads into their final form. For ages , registration required, participation limited.

Do you love music? Come to the Library to learn about how all those jazzy beats happen with folks from Explora. No license required for this day only. Family programming with a different topic each week. Bring dad to celebrate this day at the zoo with discovery stations to learn how other species raise and nurture their offspring. Get valuable experience exploring STEM subjects and gaining leadership skills. Stage , Become a Cathedral Chorister. The Cathedral of St. John is seeking girls and boys unchanged voices to become Choristers years and Cherubs years for the season.

Email to make an appointment: Set in s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship between the King of Siam. A family-friendly show full of stage magic by Grand Illusionist Michael St. A music-filled performance of the classic English tale. Stories, songs and bouncy rhymes that your baby will love; ages An interactive storytime with your child that includes early literacy fun with books, songs, finger plays and body movements; ages Ongoing, Music and Movement Storytime, 11am, Weds.

A fun way to develop early literacy skills in young children with music, dancing, singing, stories and exploration of simple musical concepts; ages up to 6. Magic with Animals with John Polinko, various times and library locations. Support for the newly diagnosed and all coping with these issues. Potluck and an educational discussion. Teens, meet other teens, have a snack, and connect with a local scientist through activities about his or her work. Free includes snack , Explora, Mountain NW, , explora.

Give scratched up CDs new life with a little paint and creativity. Teens can create a whimsical watercolor bookmark that will hold their place in their favorite book. Roll out candy sushi using a rainbow of sweet treats; all supplies provided; ages , registration required, limited to Join other teams to explore new worlds; ages Teens learn how to make a pop-up piano keyboard inside a greeting card; ages Decorate and create an earphone organizer.

No more tangles or knots; ages , registration required, limited to 15 participants. Get a free harmonica and everything needed to get started mastering this instrument. For ages , registration required, limited participation. Teens learn the intricacies of braiding and knotting a bracelet; ages , registration required, limited to Renew, recycle and reuse. Take old and expired library cards and repurpose them for the musically-minded into cool guitar picks. A comedy variety show filled with juggling, stunts and audience participation; kid-friendly and grown up appropriate.

Big Bubble Circus with Jim Jackson, various times and library locations. Guffaw Jim Jackson plays with soap bubbles in every size and form. Bubbles as big as the stage, a bubble containing an audience member or two, a window of bubbles and bubbles of glass With Jacqueline Zander-Wall, various times and library locations.

For ages 9 ; registration required, limited to ArtsNotViolence is a community event based around collaboration, capacity building and civic engagement. The community is invited to enjoy all forms of art at this all day family friendly event. Free, Civic Plaza, , startwithagoal. Using plaster bandages and their own faces, teens will create and decorate masks to bring out their inner Rock Star; ages , registration required, participants limited.

With Tall Paul, 2: A magic comedy show that includes juggling and puppetry. More than local families sell their gently used maternity, baby and kids items organized by size and gender. Create drawings while exploring the use of color in modern artwork; all ages. Ongoing, Open Art Studio, 2: Geometric Landscape Collages, 9: Drawing inspiration from both artists, create geometric landscape collages; ages and their grownups are invited to learn, create and have fun together. Give your child a fun and exciting Jewish experience; give them a chance to learn Hebrew - conversational and reading - Jewish songs, art, cooking and Krav Maga; bring Jewish heritage alive with fun activities.

Dance Ongoing, Contra Dances, Locations vary, , folkmads. A flamenco dance class and percussion class for ages This center of Hispanic culture and learning showcases and promotes Hispanic art, culture and history with gallery space, a seat theater and almost every month hosts a new show. El Rancho de las Golondrinas: A living museum that has preserved the Spanish Colonial and Territorial way of life on a acre ranch. Docents in period dress, period buildings from around the SW and hands-on demos make this a perfect spot for kids.

Guided tours by reservation Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm. There are also live animals including insects, spiders, reptiles and fish. Check the website for a schedule of daily animal feedings. Guadalupe, Ste C, , harrellhouse. An interactive art experience driven by non-linear storytelling that unfolds through exploration, discovery and 21st century interactivity.

Visitors choose their own path: Museum of Contemporary Native Arts is dedicated solely to advancing the discourse, knowledge and understanding of contemporary Native arts. Visit The Abundant North: Alaska Native Films of Influence. A repository of Native art and material culture that tells the stories of the people of the Southwest from pre-history through contemporary art. Visit Points Through Time, an exhibit that focuses on some of the projectile points that are commonly found in NM from 13, years ago. Museum of International Folk Art: Visit Beadwork Adorns the World, this exhibition is about what happens to small glass beads from the island of Murano when they arrive at their final destination.

Museum of Spanish Colonial Arts: With 3, objects, the Spanish Colonial Arts Society collections are the most comprehensive compilation of Spanish Colonial art of their kind - dating from the Middle Ages to the New Millennium, it is the only museum in the country dedicated to exhibiting and interpreting the art of the Spanish colonial period including Hispanic New Mexico.

NM History Museum shows the history of Santa Fe and New Mexico over the past years including permanent and temporary exhibitions that span the early history of indigenous people and Spanish colonization. Starting May 26, visit Frederick Hammersley: The museum contains a wide range of exhibits throughout the military history of the US. Free, Old Pecos Trail, , bataanmuseum. Its exhibits chronicle the history of Santa Fe as well as NM and the region.

American Indian artists sell their wares under its historic portal as part of the Native American Artisans Program. The museum also offers a diverse range of weekly programs, special events and a 1. Site Santa Fe is a private, not-for-profit contemporary arts organization committed to enriching the cultural atmosphere by providing an ongoing venue for regional, national and international exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs.

Through May 15 visit Guises, the Young Curators have curated works by youth that remind viewers how powerful it can be when young people are selfaware. Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian offers unique exhibitions of contemporary and historic Native American Art and is known for a focus on little-known genres and solo shows by living Native American artists. Starting May 13, visit Memory Weaving: Works by Melanie Yazzie, whose prints take their inspiration from animals, plants, weaving designs and tools, and maps.

Ongoing, Friday Evenings at the Museum, pm. Free programs with cost of admission, NM residents admitted free with ID. Ongoing, Last Friday Art Walk, 57pm. Ongoing starting May 25, Inner. Ongoing, Thursdays are Yours. The museum thanks Santa Fe and NM with free admission for children under the age of 16 from Ongoing, Wee Wednesdays, am, Weds.

Indian Arts Festival, times vary. Free, Caffe Greco, Canyon Rd, , caffegrecosantafe. Ongoing, Seeds and Sprouts, 4: Join in for hands-on gardening and nature crafts projects in the Earthworks Garden weather permitting. Ongoing, Snake Sunday, Watch him eat his weekly dinner; please be aware that Cornelius will not be able to come out when he is shedding or not feeling well. Sports Ongoing, Family Climb, 10am-2pm, Suns. Meet other families, climb the walls, enjoy the colored routes and special games.

SF Climbing Center, Early, , climbsantafe. Ongoing, Locals Climb, noon-3pm, 1st Sats. Extension Nutrition Educators, Santa Fe chefs and market vendors lead informal, on-site cooking demonstrations teaching tips, tricks and simple recipes using local ingredients. Free, Railyard, Read, , farmersmarketinstitute. Ongoing, Railyard Artisans Market, 10am-4pm, Suns. Discover local Santa Fe artists and art, including jewelry, aprons, glass works, photography and sculpture. Fine art and crafts from local juried artists. Free, The Railyards north of the water tower, santafeartistsmarket.

Santa Fe Farmers Market at the Railyard with veggies, meats, crafts and body care products among many others. Free, Paseo de Peralta, , santafefarmersmarket. An array of folk art treasures a bargain prices. Santa Fe Plaza, santafe. A family day featuring stage performances and activities reminiscent of the festivals of Japan. Open to the public. See the new portable planetarium and enjoy a full night of activities. Global K for unstandardized minds. A hands-on program for year olds and their caregiver. Listen to a book and participate in interactive nature and garden related activities.

Ongoing, Science Saturdays, pm, Sats. Scientists and STEM instructors visit the museum to conduct experiments, explorations and demonstrations. Pecos Trail, , santafechildrensmuseum. Ongoing, Tinkery Thursdays, pm, Thus. Use mind and imagination to create unique projects using real tools. Members of the Santa Fe Model Railroad Club host activities and do demonstrations with the train sets at the museum. Special event for members: Onemile hike to a church built between and ; reservations required. Free, Pecos National Historical Park, , nps.

Explore exhibits without the crowd, loud noises, or bright lights! Specially designed tool-kits and a break room will also be available. Discover how an opera comes together; this one-hour tour is for all ages and comfortable dress and shoes are recommended. Los Angeles-based company is praised for its honest storytelling and visceral performances. Founded in by nowyear-old dancer and choreographer Jacob Jonas, the company combines break dance, acrobatics, modern dance and contemporary ballet in a way that is beautiful, astounding and original.

San Francisco, , lensic. Featuring a live band with musical direction by Cora Harms. The musical follows the adventures of the young mermaid who longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Little Theatre, Cerrillos, , pandemoniumprod. End-ofschool year student performance including music, dance, theater and visual arts. Ages 6 months2 years and caregivers enjoy books, songs, and finger games. Free, La Farge Llano, , santafelibrary. Ongoing, Books and Babies, Ages 6 months-2 years and caregivers enjoy books, songs, and finger games.

Free, Southside Library, Washington, , santafelibrary. For birth parents, adoptees, women who have lost a child through adoption and adoptive parents. Free, Lena Street, Building C, , asgsf. A group for families who live with severe food allergies and for those who want to learn more emotional and social peer support, no medical advice ; monthly parent meetings and family activities in ABQ with occasional meetings in Santa Fe. Ongoing, Epilepsy Support Groups, Group focuses on studies of epilepsy and the brain, and discusses how to improve lives while living with epilepsy.

Call or check website for details on when and where groups are held, epilepsysupportnm. The first hour is social time which includes, dinner; the 2nd hour child care, adults group discussion, speakers, discuss the joys and challenges of being a primary caregiver as a grandparent. All mothers and mothersto-be are welcome. Encouragement, support and discussions on various topics of breastfeeding. Meetings for families, friends and caregivers.

Always open to new members. Dragonstone Building, Camino Alire, room , , namisantafe. Winger by Andrew Smith. A night of cuisine, questions and conundrum benefitting the children of Santa Fe Waldorf School. Ongoing, Teacher Study Guides. Pandemonium Productions offers an educations guide to teachers who bring classes to a show. Call to request, pandemoniumprod.

Under 12 must have parents come in to sign up. Something rustles in the bushes Find out on a fascinating journey back in time where you'll hear the legendary folk tales of the Pueblos, Spanish and Wild West; bring a camera as "ghostly" sightings have been reported. Perfect for local and visiting families who are interested in learning more about art in Santa Fe; for families with children ages older children would enjoy the standard Canyon Road Tour and those with younger children can request a special tour.

Visit three Canyon Road Galleries and take part in close-looking activities, meet an artist and explore materials. Art House, Delgado, , santafearttours. Ongoing Tuesday Market, 8am-1pm.

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Featuring jewelry, live music, musical instruments, painting, wearable art, among others. Call library for title and rating, popcorn included. Family-oriented movies for all ages. Free, Southside Branch Library, Jaguar,. Hands-On Workshops, 10am-2pm on the hour. Workshops include micaceous pottery, beadwork, pottery and Southwest Native American foods. Ages have fun creating. Free, Southside Library, Jaguar, , santafelibrary. Workshops include tinwork, micaceous clay pottery, ramilletes and firing of Micaceous clay from previous week. Free, La Farge Library, Llano, , santafelibrary. International Mud Day, 10am-2pm on the hour.

The hyper-linked display allows viewers to switch between pieces, to experience an immersive survey of contemporary artworks. The foundation is open Thus-Sats, 10am-5pm. Art House, Delgado, santafefuturition. Learn about the people, goods and livestock that came and went on the arteries of the SW.

Experience sheep shearing, wool dyeing, spinning and weaving; plus a fiber arts marketplace, bread baking and crafts for children. Rancho de las Golondrinas, Los Pinos Road, , golondrinas. The festival, presented by Santa Fe Institute, will showcase innovation and technology for space exploration. Concurrent with the expo, participants can enjoy open-air concerts, maker spaces, lectures, panel discussions, food, beer and citizen science projects and games centered around InterPlanetary topics.

Produced annually by NM-based nonprofit Parallel Studios, this is a citywide festival that brings together the latest work of new media artists from around the world. The festival presents interactive and noninteractive installations, multimedia performances, videos, animation, robotics, virtual and augmented reality. Lavender and herb product vendors along with lectures and hands-on activities on all things lavender. Visit the marketplace to shop for treasures. Music 1, 15, Santa Fe Opera, 2: See the portable planetarium and enjoy a night of activities.

Calendar Calendar Calendar santafechildrensmuseum. Sports , Rodeo De Santa Fe. Stage Ongoing, Opera Insiders, 8: Eight chefs will compete to see who can make the best vegan BBQ. There will be entertainment, vendors and other free food samples. All ages puppet show. Free, Main Library, Llano, , santafelibrary. Ongoing, Preschool Storytime, Ages and caregivers join for stories, rhymes, songs and crafts. Curious Chris is part of the Libraries Rock! Enter a drawing to win a bicycle, attend super programs featuring magic, juggling, animals and more.

San Felipe Pueblo, annual feast day, corn dance. San Felipe, , indianpueblo. May 1, Santa Maria Feast Day: Acoma Pueblo, Feast Day, puebloofacoma. May 3, Santa Cruz Feast Day: May , Memorial Day Weekend: Annual Feast Day, , sandiapueblo. Various Dances, , taospueblo. Corn Dances, ; Santa Clara Pueblo: Comanche Dance ; Picuris Pueblo: All ages, juggling, balancing, stunts and more. Family-oriented movies; all ages. The official ribbon cutting will take place at noon. The event will take place rain or shine, and all ages are welcome.

Welcome Center, H Highway 84, okeeffemuseum. This is an informal support group for parents, friends and family of autistic children and adults. Share challenges and successes; sponsored by NM Autism Society. Family Strengths Network, Orange St, , lafsn. Ongoing, Family Night, pm, 2nd Tues. Russianspeaking children can meet and have a chance to immerse in the language; hiking, field trips and holiday celebrations as opportunities arise. Ongoing, Toddler Crafts, Ongoing, Toddler Tunes, Children and parents get a chance to experiment with percussion instruments and sing together while Mr.

Greg leads on his guitar. Ongoing, Wednesday Afternoon Gardening, pm. Enjoy getting hands dirty in the FSN garden, projects to be announced; all ages, children must be accompanied by an adult. May 1, Beautiful and Bountenous: The Bees and Butterflies of Bandelier, 7pm. Celebrate Star Wars Day with favorite characters. May 15, Community Night: Officers will be available throughout the evening to discuss hiking safety and wild animal safety.

There will also be a police car and bomb truck on-site for families to look at and for kids to climb inside of. May 21, Wildflower Walk, 5: This is an easy walk to identify local wildflowers. Gold Medalists in the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition bring dramatic interpretations to the wind quintet repertoire. Mine Shaft Tavern holds its 10th annual celebration of fresh Gulf seafood and blues bands with 15 bands over two days on three stages.

Community family oriented event which unites families, friends and neighbors in honor of our mothers while preserving traditions, heritage and culture. Tickets available at holdmyticket. Kit Carson Park, facebook. The live radiothon can be heard on Fresh local vegetables and fruits, cheese and dairy products, baked goods, honey, grass fed meats, eggs, jams, flowers and plants; live music and entertainment. Free, Taos Plaza, taosfarmersmarket. May , Taos Lilac Festival, 10am4pm.

See website for all details, Kit Carson Park, taoslilacfestival. Small classes meet once a week Non-profit rates, excellent teachers Call For a week, we rehearse 20 of the brightest, most talented students in the state to stage an awards show that will send two of them to New York to work with Broadway professionals and perform on a Broadway stage with more than 70 of their peers from across the country. We work with them on singing solos, the story in a song, performing as a group. The enthusiasm they bring to these rehearsals is as visible as the sweat on their brows.

Our students come from around the state. Their students come to us after being adjudicated in their high school musical theatre productions. We select the top 10 males and females as finalists for Best Actor and Best Actress awards. All of it makes for a grand celebration as our newly named Enchantment Awards show comes to Popejoy Hall on the University of New Mexico campus.

The students put everything they know — and all they learned with us — into one make or break performance that night. Three judges with national credits score the performances and we name the winners just before the rousing finale. Tickets are available at nmhsmta. We honestly believe that the show is as rewarding for audience members as it is for those of us who have worked with the students all week and for the participants themselves. Become a published artist!

Create your own drawing here and send it to: Or you can scan your drawing and email it to kids newmexico-kids. Some drawings will be selected to illustrate future issues of New Mexico Kids! Please draw with black ink and include your name, ages and hometown. This FREE five day program offered to youth ages , examines native plants through a botanical, environmental, social, and cultural lens through daily, hands-on experiences in the Santa Fe National Forest, or Cibola National Forest. Students gain skills such as seed cleaning, plant monitoring and identification, botanical terms and ethnobotany.

They also get to speak with current conservationists and environmental leaders. At the end of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion in basic native plant ecology. Six sessions offered this summer. For more information, or to register visit: Symphony member, cafe fiddler with international experience teaching in universities, public schools, and music schools, catering to your child's needs. Specialty in Swedish folk. To place your ad in our next issue, ad and payment are due by June For more information call Nina at or toll-free at outside Albuquerque.

Ober said she received this same advice from her mother while she was growing up and chose to encourage her audiences in the same way. Von Heister in the performances. Ober said she also has received support from Steve Spangler, an author and science entertainer who has appeared on numerous television programs including The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Ober contacted Spangler while in Colorado, and Spangler has been her supporter ever since, even taking her on Denver 9 News with him. Explora also has been supportive of Ober in her Science Girl endeavors. Ober, who volunteered in the youth intern program at Explora and later became a staff member, said Explora provided resources she needed to get Science Girl off the ground.

When I see them interacting with Dr. She would someday like to have an office and a staff. Meantime, she performs as Science Girl in a new show titled Dungeon Dilemma at schools, camps and birthday parties. She not only wants to inspire children to enjoy science-related topics, but also wants people to know that they can pursue their dreams, no matter their age.

Photo by Ginger Ober. Ober performs as an upbeat character, Science Girl, who educates children about scientific concepts while entertaining them and showing them how fun science can be. With the help of her audience, which can range from preschool age to middle school or higher, Science Girl uses science to defeat the alien Dr.

Von Heister and save his home planet of Zondar. Ober said she wanted to put her science experiments into a story because children are more likely to be engaged. Once her Explora performances ended, Ober began to be invited to visit schools. Ober said a large part of her success is due to the support she received. They helped her develop her logo and website, build props and come up with show ideas.

For and services visit Foraalist For list list of of all all all our our our classes classes classes and an d services ser vices visit visi t www. You want the best care possible for your children. Our pediatricians focus on the physical, mental and social health and wellbeing of infants, children and teenagers. We provide many non-emergency services ranging from preventive care and immunizations to identifying and treating conditions, to nutrition counseling.

Belen, NM She wants to feel the same magic that her grandfather Griffin probably feels, so she asks him to share this magic. When Griffin disappears, she ends up in detention with smart Max and rugby-hungry Wolf and they all discover they have magical abilities. With their powers, Max, Wolf, and Effie escape from school. Effie only manages to save one book, which leads her on a dangerous adventure to get the remaining books.

Effie finds true friendship and magic as she works her way through her troubles. It has surprising events and flabbergasting mysteries that prevent you from putting the book down. I enjoyed the excitement of the book — like when Effie finds out she has magic. I also liked feeling surprised. I recommend this book for all fantasy lovers! Marines by carrying shells. She has to train and train but luckily all the marines feed her well.

The first time Reckless goes to war she is so scared. But then she gets used to it. When Reckless gets hurt it, does not get her down. When the Korean War ends, Reckless gets promoted to sergeant. Reckless also receives two Purple Hearts. Her story is a testament to the mysterious bond between humans and animals and proof of the Marine Corps motto: Semper Fidelis — Ever Faithful. I like this book because the pictures are magnificent. For example, the explosions are very realistic and awesome.

I also like this book because it is a true story. There was a little fish and his name was Little Royal. He lived in a small pond with small fish. But he was the biggest fish in the pond. He always wanted to be the leader. He bossed the fish around. He made them bow to him and. When he got to bigger ponds, not all the fish bowed down. Some of the fish were bigger than he was. Then he realized how mean he had been to the little fish in his pond, so he went back to his little pond and treated the little fish with kindness and respect.

I also really liked the illustrations. All the fish were drawn with different colors and patterns. I thought that was pretty cool.

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This story is about two boys who become friends. Then the lines they draw connect and knock each other over by encircling each other. Then they build a bridge and become friends again. This is a great book of imagination with a good moral about friendship. I liked that they created a bridge with their fingers by drawing it. I also liked that they become friends immediately.

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John and Jennifer Churchman Publisher: Little Brown and Company Ages: She really wants a job to help the farm. In the end she realizes she is a sheepdog and is meant to herd sheep in and out of the pasture, which is one of the most important jobs of all. I would recommend this book to people who like dogs. I really liked this book for its realistic plot and pictures, which give it a sense of truth that really enhances the story.

Are you looking for something new and exciting to do with your children? The library provides supportive and fun activities to promote child development.

Evangel Christian Academy ECA is a fullyaccredited, private Christian school that strives to shape and empower the Christ-loving leaders of tomorrow. Through our individualized instructional methods, leadership-driven mindset, sports program and electives, we can give your student what they need to stand strong in their faith and ready for the real-world. Family Magazine has a new Community Blog! Greg Evans, Camp Director; Email: On the beautiful Chihenne Ranch, our program includes: Spend a day at Elephant Butte Lake to swim.

Hike at the Gila National Forest. Visit a turn of the century mine. Free 3-day, 2-night camp for kids ages 7high school senior who are grieving the death of someone important to them. Traditional camp activities, June , such as a challenge course, bonfire, songs and games. Camp Corazon provides grieving children with age-appropriate coping skills that help them manage grief in their day-to-day lives, even after they leave.

NE, Abq NM Camp Oranim provides a variety of Mountain Friends Camp experiences each day that include fun, welcomes new campers game, sports, nature and the arts all within a Jewish environment. Campers ages to our summer from all over New Mexico make Camp camp near Mora, New Oranim part of their summer plans. For students entering 2nd Lake Ranch, and have lots of grade through high school includfun exploring nature, ing an 11th grade Leadership creative arts, and the Program and Counselor in Quaker values of simplicity, Training opportunity for entering peace, integrity, community, 12th graders.

Fees include bus transportation to and equality, and stewardship. Tori Baker-White, Associate Director. Unique expeditions rooted in the culture and landscape of the American. Treks with the Gulch are an opportunity to immerse yourself in this majestic land and cultural heritage.

We offer summer treks for ages lasting from 2 to 6 weeks and we offer programming for families. We have a range of specialists in areas like mountain biking, rock climbing, music, art, ecology, and archeology. Sign your child up for an unforgettable summer adventure today! Camp Director Molly Murphy. Resident Camp registration is open camp runs 10 June — 27 July. We will be receiving a re-accreditation visit this summer that will last for 5 years. Camp Elliott Barker, a high adventure camp, celebrated its 50th anniversary in Camp Barker is located on more than acres of pine forest, meadows and wet lands.

Camp Barker offers a high and low ropes course, archery, horse programming, and traditional camp activities as well as high adventure programming with canoeing, rock climbing, and whitewater rafting. Housing units include platform tents and cabins with cots or bunk beds with mattresses. Each unit has campfire circles and wash areas with sinks and latrines. Meals are served family-style in Hoffman Hall. Resident camps run 10 June — 27 July.

Rancho del Chaparral, a traditional summer samp, has been part of the Girl Scout camp tradition in New Mexico for nearly 50 years. Rancho is located outside Cuba in the Jemez Mountains in a forested area covered in ponderosa pine and mixed conifer on more than 1, acres. Girls will experience the beauty and wildlife as deer, elk and other native wildlife can be spotted near camp. Housing units include platform tents, adirondacks and hogans with cots or bunk beds with mattresses.

Each unit has a pavilion or shelter for group activities, a campfire circle and a wash area with sinks and latrines. Meals are served family-style at Casa Grande Dining Hall. Hummingbird Art Camp, Hummingbird Rd. Hummingbird Art Camp is nestled in the Jemez Mountains where nature, friends and experienced instructors inspire creativity and fun. Six weeks of overnight Art Camp are offered in June and July.

Campers, ages , explore a variety of art projects in different media, and contribute to installations or murals at the camp. The fun of summer camp in the mountains includes campfires, fishing, water-walking, hiking, sleeping under the stars, skits, storytelling, moonlight hike, and games. A dance at the end of the week celebrates friendships that can last a life time. Campers stay in dormitories, gather for meals in the dining hall, create art in studios and outdoors, and sing in the choir in the band shell.

Hummingbird Chess Camp, Hummingbird Rd. Jemez Springs, NM Hummingbird Chess Camp is nestled in the Jemez Mountains. Children, ages , have expert instruction and tournaments. Campers stay in clean and comfortable dormitories. Hummingbird Music Camp, Hummingbird Rd.

Hummingbird Music Camp is nestled in the Jemez Mountains. The camp is family owned and operated and is celebrating our 60th year. Children, ages , receive private and group lessons, from new beginners to advanced musicians in band, orchestra, piano, guitar or voice. Campers stay in clean, comfortable dormitories. A new camp begins every Sunday, May 27 to July NE, Abq, NM Karen Wright, Manager, Health Education.

The mission of CRS is to create camp magic through offering typical camp activities to teens with ASD, provide respite to families, and to offer training for students, community professionals, and volunteers regarding people with ASD. Activities include ropes adventure course, swimming, kayaking in the pool, archery, fishing, sports, creative arts, nature education, campouts, yoga, dance, African drumming and special evening and day programs and theme events.

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Register early - space limited! Call Mail to: Contact Congregation Albert education congregationalalbert. Located in the inspiring Jemez Mountains, Camp Shaver offers a beautiful and unique setting to develop character and nurture growth for children ages Camp Shaver provides a safe, fun and awe-inspiring setting to develop self-esteem, personal character, learn teamwork and an appreciation and respect for the environment. June 3 — 9 Star Wars; 2. June 10 — 16 Avengers Week; 3. June 17 — 23 Around the World; 4.

June 24 — June 30 Disney Week; 5. July 22 — 28 Adventure Week; 7. July 29 — Aug. Counselors in Training and Leaders in Training Sessions also available. Ages 3 to All workshops are from 10am-2pm. Programs begin on the hour. Museum entrance free for Arts Alive! Groups of 6 or more, call to guarantee free admission to the museum. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture: Museum of Spanish Colonial Art: Group Contact — , ext. Santa Fe Botanical Garden: Group Contact — Mollie Parsons, mollie santafebotanicalgarden. There are two age groups for camps: Monday through Friday, 8am to noon.

Sculpture Factor K-3rd grade Join us for a week full of 3D possibility as we explore of variety of materials to create form. Passport to the Arts K-3rd grade Grab your passports and travel the world through art. We will explore the art, artists, and culture of many places around the world. Students will use a large variety of media and techniques to create multicultural works of art. Creative Cafe 3rd-6th grade Explore a variety of colorful crafts beyond the world of drawing and painting with fabric, printmaking, baskets, tin, papier mache, treasure boxes, and plexi-glass accordion books.

Learn to combine mixed-media in new and imaginative ways. Classic Creators 3rd-6th grade During this camp we will be inspired by the work of famous artists, both historical and contemporary, and through their artwork, we will learn to work with materials in new and different ways. Puppetry K3rd grade Tell stories with your own three dimensional creations as we create puppets with a variety of art supplies. We will be using sculptural materials, paint, fabric and decorations to make our puppets and towards the end of the week we will practice our own puppet plays.

Animalia K-3rd grade Peacocks, tigers, parrots and zebras! Artists will enjoy a variety of mediums as they create artwork inspired by the rich patterns and beautiful creatures of our animal world. Folk tales and legends will provide inspiration for a vivid and colorful variety of projects. Incredible Creatures K-3rd grade Unleash your imagination in a fun exploration of critters from dinosaurs, dragons, aliens and mythological creatures.

Call for information Space is limited; scholarships available www. Santa Fe Summer Camp Session 1: June 11 - 15 Session 2: Rio Grande School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national or ethnic origin. Camps for our summer Kids Stuff Program are being developed now. Request a brochure at www. Our goal is to finalize a completed mini-graphic novel.

Awarded Top 5 Summer Camps! Media Arts, Stop-Motion Animation, Robots, Minecraft, Programming, Computer Aided Design all taught through hands-on experiences where students learn using a peer mentoring model that is highly effective and powerful for learning, as well as fun and exciting. Make Math and Science Fun! Camp Invention, Various locations throughout NM. A nonprofit program of the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Camp Invention allows children in kindergarten through 6th grade to experience real-world problem solving, creative thinking, invention, and teamwork — all while having Fun!

Activities include challenges and achievements from the brightest thinkers around — National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees — to inspire children! Local educators lead the week of fun, hands-on, STEM activities that allow children to think big, explore their curiosity, and never give up. Visit website or call to register. Professional award-winning filmmakers help you create your movies, from script-to-screen. The morning Special FX program is for 8 to 10 year olds.

Work together to develop an idea for a film, then write, produce, shoot, direct and act in a 5 - 10 minute movie together with an experienced filmmaker. Screen a rough cut for your family and friends at your Premiere on the final day of film camp. Forest Bound is a Free 5-day 8: Students are trained in native seed collection and cleaning, proper collection of plant specimens, vegetation monitoring, and data collection. They learn to build their own plant press, use botanical terms to describe and identify plants, cook with plants and make herbal recipes, and more!

At the end of the course, students will receive a certificate in basic native plant ecology. Memorable summer experiences for children ages 4 to 9, June 4 through Aug. Five two-week sessions for all ages. Four or five days per week. Art, cooking, weekly nature field trips, swimming, and games. For more information or to request a brochure and pre-registration form call May Center offers academic enrichment programs for early childhood through 9th grade in Santa Fe.

Intensive instruction in reading, writing, math, executive functioning. Half and full day. Summer Camps are a great way to introduce kids to fencing. Each camp is for first year or new and novice fencers ages We provide all equipment. We teach the fundamentals of footwork, bladework, tactics and technique. Our camps are designed to be high energy and fun. Fencers learn the rules of engagement, scoring system and etiquette.

We have State of the Art Modern and Safe equipment for all fencers. Our central location is convenient.

Camp attendance is limited to 12 participants. June , July , July Water Bottle very important , Athletic Shoes with laces. Bring lunch for noon, snack for breaks. Chris Leslie - Executive Director. June 11—July 22, 9am-1pm, Monday through Friday, ages Students study acting, singing and dancing and perform in the 50s rock-n-roll musical…Grease! Performances at the James A. Space is limited; scholarships available. Ages 3 years old through 6th Grade, weekly beginning June 4 and ending Aug.

Weekly camps that integrate enriched learning experiences with play, creative expression and adventure-based learning. Morning, afternoon, and full-day options available. Campers attending the morning session will choose an enrichment class in which they will learn alongside our educators, who average more than 10 years experience. The afternoon sessions will take advantage of our lovely and safe 5-acre campus and focus on adventure education, design-thinking, and trips to museums and other exciting locales near campus. Pre-K Camp 3 and 4 year olds: