Summer Camp Openings
Monday, June 29, 2009
Tired of hearing the kids are bored and don't have anything to do? Don't worry, there is still plenty of time to sign your kids up for summer camps and activities. Here are a few programs with openings.
Connecticut Audubon Society
Exploration, discovery, curiosity - the heart of Connecticut Audubon Summer Nature Weeks. Combining science, exploration, crafts, and games, campers experience the wonders of nature -discover the pond and the forest, the marsh or the meadow. Connecticut Audubon Society offers Half and Full Day Programs for children ages 3-12. Weeklong programs run now through August 15. For brochure: (203) 259-6305 ext 109, or on-line at www.ctaudubon.org
There are spaces still open. For Birdcraft openings please call 259-0416 ext 403 for more information and availability. And for Center at Fairfield please call 259-6305 ext. 109. for ages 3 -12. Please call 259-6305 ext. 109.
DownUnder Kayaking
1-4pm weekdays $385.
Ages 8+, appeals through 14year-olds
Kids have a blast learning paddling skills through water games, treasure hunts and team building exercises that foster friendships and develop confidence. They also learn about the maritime environment and how to take care of it.
157 Rowayton Avenue, Rowayton
(203) 642-3660
www.downunderkayaking.comwww.downunderkayaking.com
Fairfield Museum and History Center: Spies R Us July 8 & 9
Suzy's daughter is crazy for history so she's psyched to learn about the spies who worked for George Washington's Culper Spy Ring this week at the Fairfield Museum and History Center. Kids will enjoy fun spy activities like creating a secret identity, fingerprinting and more.
Ages 5-7: 10-11:30 am, Per day, Members: $12, Non-Members: $15
Ages 8-11: 1:30-4:30 pm, Per day, Members: $30, Non-Members: $35
Call today to register, 259-1598.
370 Beach Road, Fairfield CT 06824
fairfieldhs.org
Hands on Pottery
Each week they offer fun new themes to explore and include: American Idol, Peace, Asian Dinner, Mexican Fiesta, Famous Artist Table and more. For a full list and dates visit their website at www.hopct.com.
1700 Post Road
Fairfield
319-1273
My Gym
My Gym's 3-Hour Drop Off Summer Camp / Fairfield, Norwalk, Stamford. Spaces are available. Kids 2 1/2 - 8 years* enjoy special theme weeks and action packed days full of games, sports, crafts, snacks and much more in our air-conditioned gym. Buy 2 days get 1 FREE, and then start planning out your own social calendar for those three hours of kid-free time each day!
(203) 256-0496 (Fairfield); (203) 847-3496 (Norwalk); (203) 327-3496 (Stamford).
*Children must be potty trained.
Email:
Website: mygym.com
The Little Gym
Anytime, Summertime Camp at The Little Gym of Fairfield offers a different theme each week. Suzy loves the flexibility, choose as many or as few days as you like. Upcoming themes include Time Traveler, Sports Spectacular and Adventures of T-Rex and Puff!
The camps run Monday - to Friday from 9:15 to 12:15 and Tues/Thursday afternoon from 1:00 - 4:00 Call to reserve your spot 203-382-1001.
The Little Gym of Fairfield
338 Commerce Drive
Fairfield, CT 06825
www.tlgfairfieldct.com
The Young Artists Studio
Sign the kids up to learn and paint in the style of some of the greatest artists in history. August 3-7, where they'll study Monet/Impressionism and August 10-14, Leonardo DaVinci. One week sessions 9 AM - 12 N.
The week culminates with a student art show.
Click here for the details
United Indoor Soccer Camp has openings in their afternoon or full day camps for ages 4-12. Register for their 2009 Summer Camp Program during the month of July and mention Suzysaid to receive 10% off your summer camp registration.
For more information visit www.unitedindoorsoccer.com or call 203-319-0087.
Programs at the Fairfield Public Library with openings:
Caldecott Kids program
This fun program combines films, crafts, and storytelling and centers on award-winning books. It is for children who have finished 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grades. The program meets at either Fairfield Woods branch or main library the week of July 13th.
Discussion groups of the Nutmeg books
These are titles that have been chosen by kids throughout the state of Connecticut . Kids who have finished 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade are welcome. The groups meet at either Fairfield Woods or Main library starting July 16th.
Hip-Hop dancing class
On August 6th for children who have finished grades 1 and 2.
For all programs registration is required. See www.fairfieldpubliclibrary.org for more information.
Connecticut Audubon Society
Exploration, discovery, curiosity - the heart of Connecticut Audubon Summer Nature Weeks. Combining science, exploration, crafts, and games, campers experience the wonders of nature -discover the pond and the forest, the marsh or the meadow. Connecticut Audubon Society offers Half and Full Day Programs for children ages 3-12. Weeklong programs run now through August 15. For brochure: (203) 259-6305 ext 109, or on-line at www.ctaudubon.org
There are spaces still open. For Birdcraft openings please call 259-0416 ext 403 for more information and availability. And for Center at Fairfield please call 259-6305 ext. 109. for ages 3 -12. Please call 259-6305 ext. 109.
DownUnder Kayaking
1-4pm weekdays $385.
Ages 8+, appeals through 14year-olds
Kids have a blast learning paddling skills through water games, treasure hunts and team building exercises that foster friendships and develop confidence. They also learn about the maritime environment and how to take care of it.
157 Rowayton Avenue, Rowayton
(203) 642-3660
www.downunderkayaking.comwww.downunderkayaking.com
Fairfield Museum and History Center: Spies R Us July 8 & 9
Suzy's daughter is crazy for history so she's psyched to learn about the spies who worked for George Washington's Culper Spy Ring this week at the Fairfield Museum and History Center. Kids will enjoy fun spy activities like creating a secret identity, fingerprinting and more.
Ages 5-7: 10-11:30 am, Per day, Members: $12, Non-Members: $15
Ages 8-11: 1:30-4:30 pm, Per day, Members: $30, Non-Members: $35
Call today to register, 259-1598.
370 Beach Road, Fairfield CT 06824
fairfieldhs.org
Hands on Pottery
Each week they offer fun new themes to explore and include: American Idol, Peace, Asian Dinner, Mexican Fiesta, Famous Artist Table and more. For a full list and dates visit their website at www.hopct.com.
1700 Post Road
Fairfield
319-1273
My Gym
My Gym's 3-Hour Drop Off Summer Camp / Fairfield, Norwalk, Stamford. Spaces are available. Kids 2 1/2 - 8 years* enjoy special theme weeks and action packed days full of games, sports, crafts, snacks and much more in our air-conditioned gym. Buy 2 days get 1 FREE, and then start planning out your own social calendar for those three hours of kid-free time each day!
(203) 256-0496 (Fairfield); (203) 847-3496 (Norwalk); (203) 327-3496 (Stamford).
*Children must be potty trained.
Email:
Website: mygym.com
The Little Gym
Anytime, Summertime Camp at The Little Gym of Fairfield offers a different theme each week. Suzy loves the flexibility, choose as many or as few days as you like. Upcoming themes include Time Traveler, Sports Spectacular and Adventures of T-Rex and Puff!
The camps run Monday - to Friday from 9:15 to 12:15 and Tues/Thursday afternoon from 1:00 - 4:00 Call to reserve your spot 203-382-1001.
The Little Gym of Fairfield
338 Commerce Drive
Fairfield, CT 06825
www.tlgfairfieldct.com
The Young Artists Studio
Sign the kids up to learn and paint in the style of some of the greatest artists in history. August 3-7, where they'll study Monet/Impressionism and August 10-14, Leonardo DaVinci. One week sessions 9 AM - 12 N.
The week culminates with a student art show.
Click here for the details
United Indoor Soccer Camp has openings in their afternoon or full day camps for ages 4-12. Register for their 2009 Summer Camp Program during the month of July and mention Suzysaid to receive 10% off your summer camp registration.
For more information visit www.unitedindoorsoccer.com or call 203-319-0087.
Programs at the Fairfield Public Library with openings:
Caldecott Kids program
This fun program combines films, crafts, and storytelling and centers on award-winning books. It is for children who have finished 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grades. The program meets at either Fairfield Woods branch or main library the week of July 13th.
Discussion groups of the Nutmeg books
These are titles that have been chosen by kids throughout the state of Connecticut . Kids who have finished 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade are welcome. The groups meet at either Fairfield Woods or Main library starting July 16th.
Hip-Hop dancing class
On August 6th for children who have finished grades 1 and 2.
For all programs registration is required. See www.fairfieldpubliclibrary.org for more information.
