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Fort Whyte, 1961 McCreary Rd., offers week-long day camps for children six through 14, and half-day camps for children four and five. Set in 640 acres of forests and wetlands, Fort Whyte offers nature-based programming including swimming, archery, canoeing and crafts. Cost per week for full-day programs for children six and up: members $135 per week, non-members $160; Kinder Camp (ages four and five) mornings or afternoons, 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m.; members $45, non-members $50. Fees are slightly less for weeks including a civic holiday. Info: 989-8368. Online registration: www.fortwhyte.org. E-mail: camp@fortwhyte.org. Manitoba Theatre for Young People, CanWest Global Performing Arts Centre, 2 Forks Market Rd., offers half-day camps for five and six year olds and full-day camps fo...
...Kids will use YMCA-YWCA facilities, enjoy daily swimmin...
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Digital photography, robotics, guitar, creative writing and forensic science are just a few of their programs for senior (ages nine to 16) participants.
Kids don't need to pack up and ship out to be a part of... asked to come ready for swimming, skating, arts and crafts, or outdoor play. The camp will run th...
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... the norm for exhibit replacement among kids' museums, the staff say. The giant oak tree with a... where kids will "shop" for supplies and do arts and crafts; and a Milk Machine that will take visi...
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Don't get me wrong. I'm not against summer programs. I think there is a lot out there for kids to do that will take them out of your hair for a period of time, engage them, and involve some sort of craft made out of insect legs that you can stick to your refrigerator with a magnet. What could be wrong with that? Nothing, as long as those of us who have gotten into the sad-yet-true game of measuring our parental status on the basis of how many activities our children are enrolled in don't forget to at some point over the summer just let our kids simply be kids. Let's get a grip, parents. Summer is about sunscreen on noses and plenty of room to run. But if that's still not enough to keep your young 'uns happy, here's some ideas of free and near-free activities that are guaranteed to keep...
... need to learn how to make our own seascape crafts with beads and sprinkles? . I hope not, because I'... . 3. Arts and crafts: You don't need to have a fine arts deg...
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Miss Manitoba Competition and the new Outstanding Teen Competition being held Aug. 9 in Winkler now accepting applications for the title of Miss Manitoba between the ages of 18-24 (as of Dec. 31/07) and Outstanding Teen between the age of 13-17. This event is not a beauty pageant and at no time is one's physical beauty scored. For information call Shirley at 325-5148. Manitoba Conservatory of Music & Arts Celtic Kids Day Camp Irish Spring Break, now to March 30. In this fun, 5-day camp, kids age 7 to 13 will explore Celtic culture and history through music, arts & crafts, and more. Along with leaders Susan & Paul Hammer, guest musicians and storytellers will be stopping by to share. Family rates are available. To register call 943-6090 or visit www.mcma.ca. Western Canada ...
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Winnipeg Parent magazine and the Manitoba Camping Association present the 5th Annual Family Fun Fair, featuring crafts, inflatable bouncers, live entertainment, face painting and a chance to meet an array of celebrated television characters from Scheme-A-Dream, including Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Elmo and Dora. The event aims to connect families and children with local programs, products and services that cater to their needs. The trade event is also a great opportunity for parents to help children choose which of the many summer camps offered provincewide interest them. "It's never too early to register," says Bryan Ezako, executive director of the Manitoba Camping Association. April 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Rady Jewish Community Centre, 123 Doncaster St. Tickets are $2 ,with $...
...Enjoy some of these fun events with the kids before that school bell tolls once again. Here's w... with The Forks Market and the Winnipeg Arts Council, presents its eighth annual spring break f...
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Winnipeg Technical College presents Summer Tech For Youth for kids aged 11-15. Sign up for 'Robot Camp' where you get to build and keep your own robot; or 'Look At Me Now', a girls camp to learn about make-up, manicures, pedicures and hair-care. Camps are July 11-20 or July 25 to August 3. To register call 989-6514. University of Winnipeg's Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre will play host this summer to a series of unique free day camps for community children specializing in sports, traditional games, and arts and crafts. In partnership with The University of Winnipeg Wesmen, Wii Chiiwaakanak will present two weeks of skills training from Aug. 14 to 25 in basketball, volleyball, and traditional games to 40 disadvantaged inner-city youth aged 12 to 17. For information call Katherine at 29...
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We are working with the poorest of the poor (children)," said Ray Wieler, president of Children's Camp International. "They have nothing. When they get an experience like camp, it's probably one of the best experiences they'll ever have in their lives," said Wieler, who has been to India four times on church-related work. At the camp in India, for kids in the lowest caste, kids will play organized sports like soccer, volleyball and cricket. "Cricket to them is like hockey to us," Wieler said. They also do arts and crafts, group games, and receive three meals a day, something many of them don't receive at home due to poverty.
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Friday, Oct. 22 * 9:30 a.m. -- The Town Centre's main corridor will be filled with produce and crafts as the farmers' market will now be held indoors. At McDiarmid Drive Alliance Church. * 2 p.m. -- A fall dessert party will be held at the Odd Fellows Corner at 939 Ninth St. Includes a door prize, hamper draws, a bake table and more. [...] 4 p.m. * 4 p.m. -- A fall feast hosted by the Cypress River United Church will be held in the town's Memorial Hall. * 7 p.m. -- The eighth annual Fright Night and Zombie Walk, hosted by the Friends of Riding Mountain National Park, will start off in the Visitor Centre.\nm., classical guitarist Paul Madryga will play, followed by the Tomkat Jazz Quartet at 9 p.m. * Parthenon Pizza --
...Until 2 p.m. * 10 a.m. -- Brandon's Big One arts and crafts show brings together hundreds of artisa... of the Orange Crush Talent Search for Kids will take place until 4 p.m., in The 40, located a...
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...27, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 222 Furby St. Baking, crafts, collectibles, clothing and small appliances. Beau...2-6, 120 Eugenie St. & Tache. Bring in the kids, Dec. 4, 1-3 p.m. to get your caricature done for ... (An offering will be taken toward Performing Arts bursaries and the Performing Arts Department). Inf...
