Louisiana Children’s
Museum
Hands On!
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH 2016
Travel the World at
the Children’s World’s Fair
presented by
EMBARK ON AN EXCITING TREK ACROSS THE GLOBE AT THE 18TH ANNUAL
CHILDREN’S WORLD’S FAIR – SATURDAY, MARCH 19 AT THE LOUISIANA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM.
Presented by Dow, the Children’s World’s Fair is a unique, daylong journey that explores
cultural diversity in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Travelers will delight as they enjoy lively, cultural performances and explore the games,
music, literature, native attire, crafts, and flavors of destinations including: Jamaica, Japan,
Mexico, Norway, Scotland, Senegal, Tanzania, and Vietnam.
“Children’s World’s Fair celebrates what is unique and universal to countries and cultures
around the world,” said Julia Bland, LCM Chief Executive Officer. “In anticipation of Voyage
to Vietnam, a traveling exhibit coming to the Museum this summer, fairgoers will learn
about the culture and festivals of Vietnam along with seven other diverse countries. Since
its inception, Children’s World’s Fair has introduced families to more than 100 unique
countries!” added Bland.
The intergenerational journey will begin with the Early Explorers Party from 10:00 a.m. until
12:00 p.m. Early explorers will get a first look at the country exhibits and young globetrotters
will receive an exclusive party treat bag. Early Explorer packages begin at $100 for a family
four-pack; individual tickets are $30.
At 12:00 p.m., all adventurers are invited to join the fun. General admission tickets are $20
per person. Advance general admission tickets for LCM members are $16 per person. All
general admission tickets purchased on the day of the event are $20 per person.
Please note: The Louisiana Children’s Museum will close at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, March 18
in preparation for the Children’s World’s Fair.
To learn more and to purchase tickets, visit www.lcm.org.
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Dear Members,
Happy New Year! Best wishes to you for your
2016 journey!
Perhaps it is somewhat trite to note that “we
are always on a journey,” but at this point
in the Museum’s history, that is quite a true
statement. The journeys of 2015 took us to
many neighborhoods throughout the city with
programs and partnerships, and brought
us to new heights in our focus areas of
literacy and STEM education in our exhibits,
education and events. A highlight by any measure was our
trip to the White House, where we received the National
Medal for Museum and Library Service, awarded by the
Institute of Museum and Library Services, and delivered by
First Lady Michelle Obama.
This fall the Museum will turn 30! That kind of passage
of time means that we have welcomed two generations of
children through our Big Blue Doors! What a joy to have
second generations coming back with memories of playing
in the grocery store, standing inside a bubble, or traveling
around the world during the Children’s World’s Fair. To have
childhood memories shared by two generations in one
family is a great honor for those of us working at the LCM.
We thank you for making that happen!
Another benchmark is the continued success of our campaign to
relocate the Museum to beautiful City Park, where we will be much
more accessible – and will enjoy the spectacular outdoor setting for
play, discovery, and exploration of nature. We expect to share more
about our project this spring, when our journey will begin to look very
different indeed.
Last summer the LCM installed an exhibit called Katrina Voices,
designed to offer reflections from children of all ages about the storm,
our city, and the future our children will inherit. A “Promise Tree” is
now filled with hundreds of promises about the journeys for children
in our city, and I wanted to make sure that you see a few of those
promises as you begin this year’s journey.
Many Thanks…
Thank you to all of the families who
came out to celebrate our Fifth Annual
Festival of Trees Family Fun Day and
participated in holiday games,
cookie decorating, festive
crafts, and much more! The
Louisiana Children’s Museum
would also like to thank the
following sponsors who
made this event possible:
Aspen Sponsors:
First NBC
Whitney Bank
Brunch Sponsor:
Le Pavillon Hotel
Fraser Fir Sponsors:
Aetna Better Health for Louisiana
UBS Financial Services
Holiday Photo Sponsor:
Peoples Health
Pine Sponsors:
Bayou Trees
The John Besh Foundation
Macy’s
trepwise
Media Sponsor:
The New Orleans Advocate
Spruce Sponsors:
Adams & Reese LLP
Associated Terminals and Turn Services
May 2016 be filled with the hope, joy, love, and family that many of
our visitors have shared!
Sincerely,
Julia W. Bland
Chief Executive Officer
New! LCM Art Workshop March 12
Join our Art Educator for a hands-on art experience for children ages 7 – 10.
The art workshop will teach and build upon age-appropriate art-making skills while
encouraging creative and imaginative expression. non-members. Pre-registration at
www.lcm.org is required.
Accordion Treasure Box
Saturday, March 12, 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Learn the process of accordion book making! Accordion books emerged from
the orient and were traditionally used to keep poems or hold paintings. Create an
accordion book to hold your secrets and treasures. Draw and collage your favorite
things, tell your story and create a special place to keep wishes.
The Accordion Treasure Box workshop is $12 / per child for Members; $15 / per
child for Non-Members. Pre-registration is required at www.lcm.org.
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January – Storytelling
Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.
Storytelling Festival
Saturday, January 23
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Thursday, January 14 & Friday, January 15
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Saturday, January 16 & Monday, January 18
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Explore the ancient and unique art
of storytelling! The LCM Storytelling
Festival will celebrate local storyteller
Donald Lewis with “Stories Here,
There and Everywhere” at 11:30 a.m.
and 1:30 p.m. Local author Cornell
Landry will read and sign copies of his
book, “Goodnight Nola.” Families will
become authors and illustrators as they
create their own books. Come let your
imagination run wild!
Join us to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.’s
spirit of service! Watch “Young Martin” in The
Times-Picayune Theater. Conduct an experiment
to find out what lies beneath the skin. Add
your silhouette to the “Our Dream” portrait to
honor Dr. King. Celebrate the spirit of service by
making tissue paper flowers that LCM will bring
to a local retirement home.
January
Storytime
Tues. – Sat.
10:30am & 1pm
Toddlers at Ten
Tues., Thurs. & Sat.
10am
Art Trek
Tues., Thurs. & Fri.
9:30am–1:30pm
Science Fun
Lil’ Lagniappe
Tues. & Thurs.
11–11:30am
Saturday
11am–3pm
Saturday
9:30am–4pm
Week of
5-9
“The Lion and the
Mouse” (Aesop’s
Fable) by Jerry
Pinkney
Read “Old
MacDonald Had
a Farm” by Jane
Cabrera. Practice
your farm noises and
use paper circles to
make a pig!
Experience
storytelling through
Indonesian shadow
puppetry! Create
your own character
to show in our
theater.
What is a hypothesis?
Help write and test
your hypothesis using
magnets.
Act out stories
in the museum.
“Martin’s Big Words”
by Doreen Rappaport
Read “What a
Wonderful World”
by Ashley Bryan and
create paper plate
peace signs!
Trace and cut your
own silhouette which
will be used in a
collaborative work of
art to honor MLK, Jr.
Join our experiment
as we explore
whether things are
really different on the
inside.
MLK Day
Celebration
“Tar Beach” by Faith
Ringgold
Read “Goodnight
Gorilla” by Peggy
Rathman. Create
your own zoo tale
with story stamps!
Learn about artist
Faith Ringgold’s
storytelling quilt and
create your own
muslin quilt square.
How do optical
illusions work? Come
trick your eyes
with this fun visual
experiment.
Storytelling
Festival
“Anansi the Spider: A
Tale from Ashanti” by
Gerald McDermott
Read “The Itsy Bitsy
Spider.” Create pipe
cleaner spiders and
see if they can climb
up the water spout!
Create your own
book! You are both
the author and
illustrator. The entire
story is up to your
imagination!
Help us test different
theories, such as:
Can a spider really go
up a water spout?
Learn about comic
books and visual
storytelling. Help
Week of
12 - 16
Week of
19 - 23
Week of
26 - 30
Join in improv skits
and make your
own wooden spoon
puppet for the LCM
puppet stage!
create a mural and
take a lesson on
drawing characters!
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February – African American Heritage and Culture
Lundi Gras
African-American Heritage Festival
Monday, February 8
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Join our Lundi Gras celebration – kid style!
Decorate your own king cake. Take pictures
in a Mardi Gras-inspired photo booth,
and stamp your own hankerchief to
take part in a second line parade.
FEBRUARY
Storytime
Tues. – Sat.
10:30am & 1pm
Saturday, February 20, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the New Orleans Jazz &
Heritage Foundation and Umoja Institute
Enjoy interactive musical performances,
African drumming, an African market, paper
weaving in the style of Kente Clothe, and more!
Immerse yourself in African culture at the
Museum’s annual exploration of the traditions
and customs of Africa.
Toddlers at Ten
Tues., Thurs. & Sat.
10am
Art Trek
Tues., Thurs. & Fri.
9:30am–1:30pm
Helis
Foundation
Free Sunday
Sun., Feb. 28
12:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Free admission
thanks to the Helis
Foundation!
Science Fun
Lil’ Lagniappe
Tues. & Thurs.
11–11:30am
Saturday
11am–3pm
Saturday
9:30am–4pm
“Amazing Grace” by
Mary Hoffman
Read “Goodnight
Nola” by Cornell
Patrick and create
your own beaded
Mardi Gras necklace!
Learn about Mardi
Gras Indian stippling
techniques. Create
your own Mardi
Gras Indian-inspired
mask!
Conduct a liquid
stacking experiment
with a Mardi Gras
twist!
CLOSED
Saturday,
February 6th
and
Sunday,
February 7th
“Spy Boy, Cheyenne,
and 96 Crayons: A
Mardi Gras Indian’s
Story” by Rob Owen
Read “Goose Needs
a Hug” by Tad Hills.
Make valentine
hearts out of edible
dough!
Did you know African
Art influenced
Picasso and the
Cubist movement?
Create your own
Cubist-inspired
mask.
Celebrating AfricanAmerican inventor
William Purvis: To
honor the invention of
the fountain pen, we’ll
use chromatography
to reveal all the
surprising colors in
black ink!
Valentine’s Day
Celebration
“If a Bus Could Talk:
The Story of Rosa
Parks” by Faith
Ringgold
Read “Rap a
Tap Tap: Here’s
Bojangles” by
Leo Dillion. Learn
to tap dance like
Bill Robinson, Mr.
Bojangles.
Dive into the
secret language of
pattern, rhythm, and
repetition through
printmaking. Adorn
a mask with patterns
inspired by different
African tribes.
Celebrating AfricanAmerican inventor
Garrett Morgan: To
honor the invention of
the three-color traffic
light, we’ll use LED
bulbs and make our
own stoplight!
African American
Heritage Festival
“Of Thee I Sing” by
Barack Obama
Read “Charlie Parker
Played Be Bop” by
Chris Raschka. Join
the Toddler Time
Jazz Band!
Use material found
in nature to create
African-inspired
masks. Create your
own mask painting
on wood!
Celebrating AfricanAmerican inventor
Daniel Hale Williams:
To honor the first
open-heart surgery,
learn all about your
pulse and heart
rate with a simple
experiment.
Leap Year
Celebration
Week of
2-6
Week of
10 - 13
LCM Closed
Tuesday,
February 9th
Week of
16 - 20
Week of
23 - 27
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Come celebrate
the sweet holiday
of Valentine’s Day!
Make valentines,
create a heartshaped bird feeder
and don a paper
plate heart!
Celebrate this rare
occurrence with a
leapin’ line up of
fantastic activities!
March – Travel and Exploration
Sponsored by
Seuss-i-cal STEM Day
Saturday, March 5, 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by BP
Come enjoy a Seuss-i-cal celebration as we gather to honor one of our favorite authors,
Dr. Seuss, and discover different ways to use Science, Technology, Engineering and
Math! Satisfy your scientific curiosity by creating Oobleck and test your engineering
talent as you build a tower of KEVA planks. Explore a color changing milk experiment
inspired by One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish and more! It will be a wonderful day
with all things Seuss and STEM!
MARCH
Storytime
Tues. – Sat.
10:30am & 1pm
Toddlers at Ten
Tues., Thurs. & Sat.
10am
Art Trek
Tues., Thurs. & Fri.
9:30am–1:30pm
Science Fun
Lil’ Lagniappe
Tues. & Thurs.
11–11:30am
Saturday
11am–3pm
Saturday
9:30am–4pm
“Oh The Places You’ll
Go” by Dr. Seuss
Read “One Fish, Two
Fish, Red Fish, Blue
Fish” by Dr. Seuss.
Explore a fishy-fun
and Seuss-inspired
sensory bin!
Celebrate world
peace through the
universal language of
art! Contribute to a
Keith Haring-inspired
mural using line,
shape and color.
Solids, Liquids, and
in Between: What is
both a liquid and a
solid? Come play with
some of Dr. Seuss’
Oobleck.
Seussical
STEM Day
“Book Fiesta” by Pat
Mora
Read “Fiesta Babies”
by Carmen Tafolla.
Shake it up with
Mexican spoon
maracas!
Celebrate Mexican
culture and heritage
as we explore the
artist Frida Kahlo.
Create a symbolic,
surrealist selfportrait!
Calories and
Energy: Learn
about how calories
equal energy by
making a Jamaican
hummingbird feeder.
Good Luck Around
the World:
Read “Nell’s Elf” by
Jane Cowen-Fletcher.
See what mischief
you can make while
wearing a Norwegian
Nisse Elf cap!
Repetition of pattern
can be found in
Celtic knots and
lettering. Come
explore these
intricacies as you
create your own
illumination!
Sound Waves:
Learn about sound
vibrations by making
Scottish-inspired
drinking straw
bagpipes!
Children’s
World’s Fair
10am-4:30pm
Read “Zen Shorts”
by Jon Muth. Stretch
your arms and legs
during yoga for
babies!
Explore the works of
Norway’s greatest
Expressionist artist,
Edvard Munch.
Create a screaminspired landscape
using warm and cool
colors.
Earthquakes: Try
out some tasty
plate tectonics with
graham cracker earth
science.
Little World
Travelers:
Read “Old Mikamba
Had a Farm” by
Rachel Isadora.
Make a lion mask
and practice African
animal noises!
Gyotaku is the
traditional Japanese
method of fish
printing. Learn about
nature printing and
create your own fish
print!
Volcanoes: Watch
how lava breaks
through the Earth’s
crust by creating an
amazing volcano in
a cup!
Kids Games From
Around the World:
Week of
1-5
Week of
8 - 12
“Yo Vikings” by Judith
Schachner
Week of
15 - 19
“The Golden Deer” by
Margaret Hodges
Week of
22 - 26
“Quick, Slow, Mango!”
by Anik McGrory
Week of
29 - April 2
Make multicultural
good luck charms
to prepare for
St. Patrick’s Day
and Children’s
World’s Fair.
Special event ticket
prices apply. See the
cover of Hands On!
Make your own
passport and learn
about travel and
cartography with
paper plate world
maps.
Celebrate our
Children’s World’s
Fair with games from
Scotland, Jamaica,
Mexico, and more!
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Summer Camps 2016
The Louisiana Children’s Museum is the cool place to be this summer with camps that explore food,
art, culture, theater, and more! Weekly, themed camps are designed for children ages 5-8 years. Art
camps are for children ages 7-10 years.
Camp is held daily from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. with curbside drop-off available from 8:45 a.m.
to 9:00 a.m. LCM themed camps cost $190 per week for Members and $210 per week for NonMembers. LCM art camps cost $200 per week for Members and $220 per week for Non-Members.
Childcare is available from 7:30 a.m. until 8:45 a.m. for an additional fee of $7 per child per day; and
from 3:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. for a fee of $12 per child per day. Before and after childcare requires pre-registration
and payment, with no refunds.
Camps are filled on a first come, first served basis with limited availability, so don’t delay! Register today at www.lcm.org.
LCM SUMMER CAMPS (5 TO 8 YEARS)
June 6-10 Super Silly Circus Camp!
Learn what it takes to perform the biggest
show on earth! Campers will learn acrobatic
skills including juggling, balance and just
plain clowning around! We will also explore
acrobatic feats unique to Asia as we learn
more about Vietnam.
June 13-17 Voyage to Vietnam
Home to a traveling exhibit Voyage to Vietnam: Celebrating
The Tet Festival, we will get an up close look at the culture
surrounding the festival of Tet. Campers will take part in a
dragon dance, taste unique cuisine, learn how to write the
Vietnamese alphabet, and hear Vietnamese folktales.
June 20-24 Food Science
Kitchen science is delicious! Explore your five senses with all
things culinary. Discover healthy eating habits, make a recipe
book, and prepare some tasty dishes such as applesauce, ice
cream, butter, and more! Each day our Food Science team
will get to learn the science behind the recipe!
June 27-July 1 Games Galore!
Everyone loves games! Create games and test them out,
make paper toys to take home, work collaboratively to
problem solve, and go on a Museum-wide scavenger hunt!
Learn about games children play in different cultures. Playing
games has never been more fun!
July 5-July 8 Totally Tet!
Celebrate the Vietnamese New Year, LCM style! Explore
our traveling exhibit -- Voyage to Vietnam: Celebrating The
Tet Festival -- as we celebrate the Lunar New Year with
puppet shows, lion dances and music! Learn about
values that the festival celebrates—
family, home, community—and
how it relates to our own New Year
celebration. Vietnamese crafts and
celebrations will be the focus of this
week as we immerse ourselves in
everything Tet!
July 11-15 Awesome Architecture
Design a house, help develop Happy City, and explore
eco-friendly building materials in this amazing STEM camp!
Use all sorts of building materials as we test for earthquake
stability, build with Lego® blocks, and see who can design the
largest KEVA Plank structure on record!
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July 18-22 Come SWIM with Us
(Science With Inexpensive Materials)
Explore science in a totally hands on way! Make your own
robot, test circuits, construct a catapult, and more!
July 25-29 The World’s a Stage!
Explore the art of theater! Take part in daily Improv lessons,
create your own puppets, and adapt a story for a summer
camp play! Make your own costumes and props and learn
what it takes to make a story come to life. Don’t miss the
special performance on Friday for parents, friends, and
museum visitors!
August 1-5 Money Matters
Explore the different ways people
earn money. Learn to make
decisions on earning, spending,
and saving and try your hand
at designing your own money!
Understand exchange rates as
we compare our currency to
Vietnam’s!
LCM ART CAMPS (7 TO 10 YEARS)
July 18-22 Sculpture, Sculpture Everywhere!
Spend the week expressing yourself in the third dimension!
Create sculpture out of different mediums. Explore famous
artists and celebrate your creations with an art show at the
end of camp!
July 25-29 DRAWesome!
Fill the pages of your own sketchbook as we experiment with
charcoal, ink, pastels, and collage. Students will draw from
observation and imagination using traditional and mixed
media. Work together on a large scale, collaborative drawing
installation to display in the museum!
August 1-5 Meet the Masters
Dive into art history as we explore
famous art movements and create
paintings inspired by the masters!
Create a Post-Impressionist still life,
use the vibrant colors of Fauvism,
and explore Surrealism. Campers will
put together their own art show to
celebrate their creativity and talent!
Become a LCM Member
Members of the Louisiana Children’s Museum
can enjoy the fun and learning all year long
with the following member benefits:
All LCM members receive:
• Unlimited free general admission
for one year
• 10% Museum Store discount
• Birthday Party discount
• 10% discount on gift membership purchases
• Home delivery of Hands On!, our quarterly newsletter and calendar of events
• Savings on, and advance notice of,
Museum educational programs, camps,
and special event tickets
• Members-only events and special promotions
Simply choose the membership level that’s
right for your family:
FAMILY I - $65 Admission for cardholder
and one child, option to name a caregiver or
grandparent.
FAMILY II - $85 Admission for one cardholder
and up to four visitors, plus two guest passes
to use or share, and the option to name a
caregiver or grandparent.
FAMILY III - $100 Admission for one
cardholder and up to seven visitors, plus four
guest passes to use or share, and the option
to name a caregiver or grandparent.
MAGICIAN - $150 Admission for one
cardholder and up to seven additional visitors,
four guest passes to use or share, a onetime parking pass, and the option to name
a caregiver or grandparent. Plus, Magician
level members receive reciprocal membership
privileges including reduced admission
to more than 200 participating children’s
museums and free admission to 360
participating science centers nationwide.
Visit www.lcm.org/come-play/memberships
to learn more about contributing level
memberships, which support the Museum’s
educational programs and exhibits and
provide extended benefits and reciprocal
membership privileges at participating
children’s museums and science centers
across the country.
Purchase or renew your membership at the
front desk, online at www.lcm.org, or call our
membership coordinator at 504-266-2417.
Birthdays are a
at the LCM!
BL A S T
How will you celebrate your child’s next birthday?
Have a Blast! Throw a Blow Out! Do it up Big Time!
Choose from any one of the LCM’s three fantastic
birthday party packages and planning your party will
be a piece of cake! Our three party options range in
price, length and activities.
BIRTHDAY BLAST – A fun party that includes: 90-minute rental of a
festive party room, free admission for up to 20 children and 25 adults,
“Admit One Child Free” party favor passes, postcard birthday invitations
to send to your guest list, and a gift for the guest of honor. Cost: $200
Museum Members, $250 Non-Members.
BIRTHDAY BLOW OUT – A fun and convenient party that includes:
90-minute rental of a festive party room, free admission for up to 20
children and 25 adults, “Admit One Child Free” party favor passes,
postcard birthday invitations to send to your guest list, water and juice,
paper products, a personalized “Happy Birthday” banner, a balloon
bouquet, and a gift for the guest of honor. Cost: $300 for Museum
Members $350 for Non-Members.
BIG TIME BIRTHDAY – Celebrate at the Museum after closing with
a two-hour party featuring themed, guided activities. Receive free
admission for up to 30 children and 35 adults, “Admit One Child Free”
party favor passes, postcard birthday party invitations to send to your
guest list, a personalized “Happy Birthday” banner, and a gift for the
guest of honor. Plus, LCM provides pizza, drinks, paper products, a
balloon bouquet, and ice-cream sundaes. Big Time Birthday parties
are available to Museum Members only. Cost: $650 for 20 children/25
adults; $750 for 30 children / 35 adults.
TO LEARN MORE OR TO BOOK YOUR LCM BIRTHDAY PARTY,
VISIT WWW.LCM.ORG/COME-PLAY/BIRTHDAY-PARTIES OR CALL
504-266-2418.
Sensory Friendly Family Nights
Sensory Friendly Family Night offers a comfortable and enjoyable
LCM experience for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and
their families. Admission is free.
Join LCM in January and March for special themed activities,
an art activity, and a music table. Representatives from the
Tulane Center for Autism and Related Disorders will be on hand
to answer parents’ questions or concerns. Quiet spaces are
available.
Monday, January 25
4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
It’s Mardi Gras! Make your own
Mardi Gras mask and join a second line!
Monday, March 7
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Join the Louisiana Children’s Museum in celebrating STEM!
Explore technology and engineering in a fun, hands-on way!
To learn more, call 504-523-1357.
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New Orleans, LA
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Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday:
9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sunday:
12:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Special Open Mondays:
Monday, 1/18
Monday, 2/8
Closed:
Saturday, 2/6
Sunday, 2/7
Mardi Gras, Tuesday, 2/9
Friday, 3/18
LCM closes at noon for
Children’s World’s Fair Set Up.
Recipient of the National Medal for Museum
and Library Service – the nation’s highest
honor conferred on museums and libraries for
extraordinary service to the community.
Architecture Camp
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Learn about the unique architecture that makes our city
special. Practice your building techniques with different
materials, learn about layout and design, design your
own floor plan, explore eco-friendly building choices,
and take part in the building of “Happy City.”
Architecture Camp is geared to children ages 5-8
and available by the day for $38 per day for Museum
Members and $42 per day for Non-Members. Camp
hours are 8:45 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Before care is available
from 7:30 a.m. until 8:45 a.m. for an additional fee of $7
per day, per child. Curbside drop off is provided from
8:45 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. After care is available from 3:00
p.m. until 5:30 p.m. for an additional fee of $12 per
day/per child.
Camps are filled on a first come, first served basis
with limited availability. Register your child for
Architecture Camp today at www.lcm.org or call
504-266-2412.
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