Camp
Need to keep your children engaged while school is out? Join us for creative school break camps! Sign up for half day, full day, multiple days… there are so many options to fit your family! Campers will enjoy working with LEGO, experimenting with arts & crafts materials, playing games, constructing with cardboard and making new friends.
Camps are designed for the age groups listed; unfortunately, exceptions cannot be made to accommodate children outside of those ranges.
Fall Break Camps
$60 per camp session
Stitch & Paint
Monday, Nov. 25
Instructor: Julie Benoit
Get creative and make multi-media art! Combine painting and sewing to make unique artworks to take home with you!
9 am–Noon, ages 5–7
1 pm–4 pm, ages 8–12
Weave & Sew
Tuesday, Nov. 26
Instructor: Julie Benoit
Learn the basics of weaving and sewing to make fantastic fabric art to take home with you!
9 am–Noon, ages 5–7
1 pm–4 pm, ages 8–12
LEGO Camps
LEGO Racers: Build, Race, Repeat!
Monday, Nov. 25
Instructor: Henry Anderson
Let’s build LEGO racers and test them out together! Make wacky vehicles, funny creations, or try out different builds to discover which is the fastest. Ready, set, GO!
9 am–Noon, ages 8–12
1 pm–4 pm, ages 5–7
Brick Built Beasts
Tuesday, Nov. 26
Instructor: Henry Anderson
Start with LEGO bricks, add some creativity, and see what you can make! Let’s build creatures, beasts, and fantastic animals together in this LEGO camp.
9 am–Noon, ages 8–12
1 pm–4 pm, ages 5–7
Winter Break Camps
Craft & Create Camps
Thread & Needle
Monday, Dec. 23
Instructor: Julie Benoit
Sewing, embroidery, cross-stitch – there is a lot you can make with thread and needle! Learn new techniques, make a cute stitched project to take home, and discover the ins and outs of sewing.
9 am–Noon, ages 5–7
1 pm–4 pm, ages 8–12
Paper & Glue
Thursday, Jan. 2
Instructor: Julie Benoit
Discover the versatility of paper and glue. Cut it, color it, fold it, glue it!
9 am–Noon, ages 5–7
1 pm–4 pm, ages 8–12
Little Stitches
Friday, Jan. 3
Instructor: Julie Benoit
Learn simple sewing stitches to make little things! You can make finger puppets, book-marks or little stitched-artworks. Make a small project to take home!
9 am–Noon, ages 5–7
1 pm–4 pm, ages 8–12
LEGO Camps
Bricktopia City Building
Monday, Dec. 23
Instructor: Henry Anderson
Brick by brick, we will build towers, buildings, homes and castles with LEGO! What will your city, town or village look like? It’s up to your imagination!
9 am–Noon, ages 8–12
1 pm–4 pm, ages 5–7
Cardboard Construction
Cardboard Creativity
Thursday, Jan. 2
Instructor: Ann Macca
Make your dreams come true…in cardboard! Campers will learn skills and techniques to create unique individual works of cardboard art!
9 am–Noon, ages 8–12
1 pm–4 pm, ages 5–7
Cardboard Creativity
Friday, Jan. 3
Instructor: Ann Macca
Make your dreams come true…in cardboard! Campers will learn skills and techniques to create unique individual works of cardboard art!
9 am–Noon, ages 8–12
1 pm–4 pm, ages 5–7
Register online, by phone or in person. Camps are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Register early; camps fill quickly! Questions? Call 303-651-8374.
Preregistration is required. Register online, by phone or in person. Camps are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Register early; camps fill quickly! Questions? Call 303-651-8374.
Become a Member of the Museum and receive 10% off every camp! Children must be named on the membership and memberships must be active at the time of the camp in order to receive the discount for their camp registration.
To provide the best experience for everyone, all children must meet the age requirement at the start of the camp date.
Each child must have a complete waiver to participate in camp. We encourage folks to complete the waiver form online before their child’s camp begins.
We want every camper to have the best experience possible. If there is anything you want us to know about your child, or strategies that would help us when working with your child, please let us know on the waiver.
Complete your waivers in English or complete your waivers in Español.
Need a little extra time? From 12 – 1 pm each day, we’ll have supervised play and brown bag Lunch Bunch at the Museum. Pick up your morning campers or drop off your afternoon campers anytime during this hour. Campers who are attending camps in both the morning and afternoon can bridge their sessions with this hour to make their camps full day. No additional cost or registration needed!
Please bring a snack and a water bottle with your camper’s name on it to camp each day.
Getting messy is highly likely in camp; choose clothing that you feel comfortable letting your child get dirty or stained with art materials and dirt.
Please ensure that your camper eats a well-balanced meal before coming to camp. Campers may be provided with some snacks during camp.
If your child has any serious allergies, please note this on the waiver form.
If your child carries an epi pen, please alert the instructor on the first day of camp and inform them of where the epi pen is kept.
Neither Museum staff nor camp instructors are permitted to give children medication, and that includes injecting an epi pen. Children who might require an epi pen are required to be able to administer the epi pen themselves (with Museum staff supervision).
Please keep your camper home if they are sick, and send an email to Leigh.Putman@longmontcolorado.gov and Ann.Macca@longmontcolorado.gov to notify the Museum.
We are not currently accepting scholarships. When more funds are available beginning for the Summer Camp 2025 season, we will link the application here.
We are not currently accepting applications for teen volunteers. Thank you to all the wonderful teens who are helping this summer!
- Earn hours for National Honor Society, IB, and other programs
- Build your resume for college scholarships and job applications
- Give back to your community
- Provide a fun experience for children and families
- Enjoy learning about new topics and career paths
- Have a great time!
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