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Three summer camps coming to Museum of Dufferin this year
May 4, 2023 · 0 Comments
The Museum of Dufferin (MoD) is hosting three summer camps this year.
Powerful Pollinators PA Day Camp – June 30
Children ages seven to 11 can have a fun day of hands-on learning at the
Museum!
Campers will learn all about pollinators and will be joined by special guest, Ontario Honey Creations, to learn about honey bees!
Summer Archaeology Camp –
August 14 to 18
At this camp, children ages five to nine will learn about archaeology digs, get their hands dirty doing their own dig, create some archaeology inspired crafts, see a mammoth bone from the MoD’s collection, and much more!
Blast from the Past! Camp – August 21 to 25
At this camp, children ten to 14 will learn some cool wheritage crafts, make new friends, and discover the Museum!
All camps run from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Children will need to bring a packed lunch and snacks with them to camp. Aftercare is available until 4:45 pm at an additional cost of $10 per day.
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