camps

Summer Camp Open Houses

Amber Ceffalio

Jun 6, 2014 — 1 min read

There are only three weeks left before summer camps open. Most parents, at this point, have put down a deposit on the summer camps of their choice. If you haven’t, Mill Basin Day Camp is hosting an open house this weekend–as they do almost every weekend.

In other news, Spoke the Hub presents Local Produce Festival this Saturday, June 7th, at Washington Square Park and the Old Stone House in Park Slope. This is a fabulous opportunity to see how our local organizations guide our children in talent development.

June 7

Mill Basin Day Camp
5945 Strickland Avenue, Mill Basin, 718-251-6200
11:00 am to 2:00 pm, register on their website.

June 14

Mill Basin Day Camp
5945 Strickland Avenue, Mill Basin, 718-251-6200
11:00 am to 2:00 pm, register on their website.

Stoked on Steam (Seats still available)
1000 Dean Street #323, Brooklyn, NY 11238, Crown Heights
Ages 10 to 14
Open house June 14, 12noon to 5pm
Finally, engineers and mathematicians that can speak enthusiastically about science with kids! The summer camp proves how art and science are intrinsically interrelated.

June 21

Mill Basin Day Camp
5945 Strickland Avenue, Mill Basin, 718-251-6200
11:00 am to 2:00 pm, register on their website.

Image via Long Island University Brooklyn’s Children’s Academy.

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