EdVenture announces Spring and Summer Camps
February 25, 2016
COLUMBIA, SC – EdVenture Children’s Museum is offering more than 25 themed camps during the 2016 season for campers ages 3-12. From creating the superhero of their dreams to robotics and cooking, children are guaranteed a fun time at the South’s largest children’s museum.
Spring Break Camp will feature a different fun-genda each day from March 28 through April 1. Campers will engage in various activities from exploring their culinary curiosities in EdVenture’s Cooking Lab to making a scientific discovery working with real lab equipment in the museum’s BioInvestigations Lab. EdVenture will also offer a Girls’ STEM Camp, sponsored by Ingersoll Rand and Richland Two School District.
Summer Camps will extend throughout the summer from June x until August x. Campers will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of summer fun including Tasty Tinkers Camp, EDDIE’s World Camp, Giggle Science Camp, Mini- Makers Camp, Storybook Smash-Up Camp, Robo-fun Camp, and many more.
For the first time, EdVenture will offer three week-long specialty camps during the summer, sponsored by the SC Autism Society. Campers will make robots, explore the art of videography or create their own superhero.
For spring and summer camp schedules and pricing, please visit www.edventure.org. Spacing is limited, so please register early. For further information, please contact Brittani Lane at 803-400-1154 or [email protected].
About EdVenture
The mission of EdVenture is to inspire children to experience the joy of learning. EdVenture is a locally-managed, not-for-profit informal educational institution dedicated to lifelong learning through its 92,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor interactive exhibit space and in its educational outreach programs and after school programs. The museum has welcomed visitors from all 50 states and 18 foreign countries, creating shared experiences and memories for families learning together. For more information about EdVenture, visit www.edventure.org or call (803) 779-3100.
