Fun for all ages...it’s

306 Grand AvenuePacific Grove, CA 93950

831-324-4742www.cedarstreettimes.com

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Indoor/Outdoor Sketching & Watercolor2 separate camps scheduled. June & July.

Learn to sketch and draw using watercolor as the primary medium. Plein air (outdoor painting) will be taught at local areas within walking distance of the Lyceum. (Bring lunch & snacks)Ages: 10–14Dates: June 12–16, 9:00am–3:00pmDates: July 17–21, 9:00am–3:00pmLocation: LyceumFee: $250

iLead+Design–a community action studio*This popular camp is designed for multi-level creative exploration in a dynamic, startup-like environment. The students will cultivate teamwork, create on a variety of digital media platforms, and so much more!For students currently enrolled in 8th–12th gradeDates: June 12–23, 9am–3pmLocations: MISS–Digital Learning Commons/

Monterey & US Credit Union/SalinasFee: $800 (financial aid available)*Application required. Available at www.lyceum.org – under summer camps

Fun Mandarin Chinese–JuneThis is a fun introduction to Mandarin and Chinese culture. Not only will campers learn to speak some Mandarin, they will also come to understand Chinese traditions through songs, games, and traditional arts & crafts. Overall themes include foods, festivals, and more!Ages: 6–10Dates: June 12–16, 2016Hours: 9:00 am–noonLocation: Bay View Academy, MontereyFee: $150

Continuing Mandarin ChineseThis second week of Mandarin continues to explore the beautiful Chinese culture. May be taken in conjunction with previous camp or independently.Ages: 8–14Dates: July 17–21, 9:00am–noonLocation: Bay View Academy/MontereyFee: $150

Digital Photo Camp–Middle SchoolTake photos like a pro! Students will learn the fundamentals of photography, lighting, composing, and special effects. Includes walking excursions to local areas and a paddle boat excursion on El Estero Lake.Note: A 35mm Digital Camera is required to take this camp.Ages: 11–14Dates: June 19–23, 9:30am–2:30pmLocation: LyceumFee: $280

Mural Making WorkshopThis inspiring course will guide participants through the mural making process from concept to completion. Together we will create an 4’x8’ mural that highlights the Ocean’s important role on our planet. Ages: 11–14Dates: June 26–30, 9:30am–3:30pmLocation: LyceumFee: $280

Space Adventure CampThis popular camp is in its seventh year! The emphasis is on space exploration including launching rockets, meeting an astronaut, and field trips to science centers.Ages: 10-14Dates: July 17–21, 9am–4pm (Wed 8am–5pm for

Chabot field trip)Location: Bay View Academy (except Thursday

at MIRA)Fee: $300

Model United Nations Camp for Middle SchoolersThis camp is still in the works. Please register on web site to be notified when details are complete. Dates: July 10-21.

Summer Fun with Collage Art & PapercraftEnjoy a wide assortment of collage and papercraft techniques! Diverse and exciting projects daily. Includes inspirational walks near the Lyceum and daily art journaling.Ages: 10–14Dates: July 24–28, 9:30am–2:30pmLocation: LyceumFee: $260

Beginning Spanish Language CampThis camp provides students with little or no prior knowledge of Spanish with the elementary skills, grammar, and vocabulary necessary to read, speak and write in Spanish at a basic level. Students will be given tools and materials that they can use to continue practicing at home over the week of camp. Ages: 10–14Dates: July 31– Aug. 4, 9:00am–noonLocation: LyceumFee: $125

SUMMER CAMPS AT THE LYCEUM!

All camps have limited spaces

available

831.372.6098

For complete camp descriptions and online registration, visit www.Lyceum.org

3-Week SessionJuly 10–28, M-F, 8:30–4:15

Ages 10-12

The WAVE Program is a FREE three week summer day camp focusing on team sports, individual sports, and the

arts electives offered at Pacific Grove High School. Our daily emphasis is to provide an active, healthy and

positive camp experience for all participants. PG residents only

Basketball • Swimming • Baseball • Track & Field • Dance Art • Music • Nutrition • Volleyball • Football • Tennis

Soccer • Softball • Nutrition & Health • Games

More information and registration at:www.waveprogram.org or contact Darryl Smith:

dcsmith@waveprogram. org • 408.960.5134

Art, sports, Legos©...What piques your kids’ interests? You’ll find it close to home and

affordable at one of the summer camps in this special section!

Pack up the sun screen and the bottle of creative juices. There are activities for all ages among our wonderful sponsors. No sleeping bags, no dirty socks.

We wish we were kids again!- Dana, Marge Ann, and Dixie

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The Monterey Museum of Art of-fers Summer Camps for children ages 5 through 16. Bring a healthy snack, a bottle of water, wear old clothes or bring an apron, and let’s get creative at camp! All camps are at our Pacific Street location, unless otherwise noted. Children remain on-site at our Pacific Street or La Mirada locations the duration of the camp.

Five-Day LEGO CampsJune 5 – June 9, 2017

9:00 am to 12:00 noonIntro to STEM with Lego®

Ages 5 to 7Tap into your imagination with

tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as Boats, Snowmobiles, Catapults, and Merry-Go-Rounds. Then use special pieces to create your own unique de-sign! New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. There is no prerequisite for this course.

$180 members, $200 non-members.

June 5 – June 9, 20171:00 pm to 4:00 pmSTEM with Lego®

Ages: 7 to 11Power on your engineering skills

with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, en-gineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as Catapults, Pneumatic Cranes, Arch Bridges, and Battletracks! Design and build as never before, and explore your

craziest ideas in a supportive environ-ment. An experienced instructor will challenge new and returning students to engineer at the next level.$180 members, $200 non-members

June 26 – June 30, 20179:00 am to 12:00 noon

Batman’s Gotham Gadgets with Lego®

Ages: 5 to 7Take on Gotham’s villains by de-

signing and building Batman’s favorite crime-fighting machines! Build the Bat Tumbler, craft a Batwing, and design your very own Batcave, all out of LEGO. Then use your projects to help save the city. Be the super-hero or super-heroine Gotham needs while learning how the world works through STEM concepts!$180 members, $200 non-members

June 26 – June 30, 20171:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Batman’s Master Mechanics with Lego®

Ages: 7 to 11Defeat Gotham’s villains by de-

signing and building Batman’s most advanced crime-fighting machines! Infiltrate Arkham Asylum, build a Bat Cycle, and fly your Batcopter. Then use your projects to thwart the Joker’s plans to take over the city. Be the super-hero or super-heroine Gotham needs while engineering solutions through the use of STEM concepts!$180 members, $200 non-members

July 10 – July 14, 20179:00 am to 12:00 noon

Jedi Minecraft Adventure Game using Lego®Ages: 5 to 7

Mine, craft, and build the Star Wars universe using LEGO! Roll the dice to gather Jedi resources. Then build a Pod Racer, craft a Droid, or create the Treehouse Village of En-dor! This novice Play-Well LEGO game is inspired by the Minecraft tablet game and the Star Wars fanta-sy setting.

Cost $180 members,$200 non-members

July 10 – July 14, 20171:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Jedi Minecraft Survival Game using Lego®

Ages: 7 to 11Mine, craft, and build the Star

Wars universe using LEGO! Roll the dice to gather Jedi resources. Then build a Starship, craft Light Sabers, and use the Force to survive Empire attacks. This advanced Play-Well LEGO game is inspired by the Mi-necraft tablet game and the Star Wars fantasy setting.$180 members, $200 non-members

July 24 – July 28, 20179:00 am to 12:00 noon

Robotics using Lego® WeDoAges: 6 to 8

Build and program robots in this introductory Robotics class using the LEGO WeDo system. Learn basic programming skills, simple engineer-ing concepts, and the names of robot components. Work in small groups to complete several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This is a great way to prepare young Robotics enthusiasts for our more advanced Robotics programs.$180 members, $200 non-members

July 24 – July 28, 20171:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Robotics using Lego® EV3Ages: 8 to 12

Build and program robots using the new LEGO Mindstorms EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software design, problem solving, and teamwork skills. Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and rise to the challenge. Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play sounds. Projects are structured so that students work in an open-ended, investigative environment while having fun.$180 members, $200 non-members

Five–Day Art CampsJune 12-16

9:00 am to 12:00 noonWhere the Wild Things Are

Ages 5-8Send your little monsters to Mon-

ster Camp! The only art camp where you can search for Big Foot and learn how to care for your pet dragon, all

while learning about art! Through the use of various materials, we will explore the world of monsters and create our very own creatures!

Instructor: Museum Learning Coordinator, Roxanne O’Weger.$180 members, $200 non-members

June 19-239:00 am to 12:00 noonArt Through the Ages

Ages 8-12We will explore the different styles

of art throughout history by own art! Inspired by famous artworks and artists, students will learn an exciting variety of art-making of art materials and techniques.

Instructor: Museum Learning Coordinator, Roxanne O’Weger.$180 members $200 non-members

June 19-239:00 am to 12:00 noon

Drawing From the UnconsciousTeen CampAges 12-16

Where do creative ideas come from? This art camp for teens will focus on developing and strengthening the creative unconscious. Learn different techniques to tap into the mind of an artist in a fun, creative atmosphere. The camp will also cover the Elements of Art including form, composition, value, color, and their usefulness when creating art.

Instructor: Museum Educator, Vincent Garcia.$180 members, $200 non-members

July 17-219:00 am to 12:00 noon

E[ART]H Camp at La MiradaAges 5-7

Have fun in the sun in our La Mirada gardens! E[art]h Camp will explore the plants and animals of the Monterey Bay. Kids will learn about the elements of art while making fun projects that help us explore our environment.

Instructor: Museum Educator, Lauren Docter.$180 members, $200 non-members

July 31-Aug 49:00 am to 12:00 noon

Around the WorldAges 8-12

Join MMA as we take a trip around the world in 5 days! During our “Around the World” summer camp, we will take you to a new place each day and explore new cultures through arts and crafts, music, language and stories! The places we will explore include Mexico, China, Rwanda, Afghanistan and even Native American cultures! Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the story of the Mexican flag, create Rwanda Imigongo inspired paintings, learn how to say “hello” in Chinese, construct beautiful Native American dreamcatchers, explore what daily life is like for an Afghani child and more! So grab your passport and join us for a trip around the world!

Instructor: Museum Educator, Megan Garland.$180 members, $200 non-members

Summer Art Camps for Kids at Monterey Museum of Art

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2017 Pacific Grove Art Center Summer Camps

Here are some details:

Theme-Based Summer Workshops with Julie Heilman

With gentle instruction, Julie will introduce new techniques that encourage young artists to devel-op their skills to the next level. All materials provided. Julie’s workshops always start with t-shirt design and journaling, a plein air adventure mid-week & lots of encouragement. Monday-Friday Time: 2-5 pm Ages: 8-14 years Cost: $145 Members, $170 Non-MembersDates:June 12-16  “Yin/Yang; Black/White”  Focus on black & white imagery with refer-ence to Japanese symbols, “Zen” doo-dling, paper cut outs, block printing & more.June 26-30“Birds, Animals, & Fish”  Explore representing various species with drawing, watercolor, acrylic, pastels, collage, and clay.July 10-14“We Live by the Ocean”   Inspiration from the beauty that is Lovers Point & to Pacific Grove. A variety of mediums will be available to create wonderful interpretations.July 24-28“Feast of Lanterns”   Art projects based on wonderful week long cele-bration.  Lanterns, crowns, jewels…so much fun!

*For additional information re-garding the workshops contact Julie Heilman (831) 917-0009

Art Focus with Dante Rondo A Summer Series

Artist and long-term PGAC art teacher, Dante Rondo will teach a series of summer art classes for youth this summer. Classes are open to beginning, intermediate, and ad-vanced young art students. Individual expression and creativity encouraged! Drawing and PaintingJune 5-9Monday-FridayTime:  2-5 pm  Ages: 9-16  Cost: $190 Members  $210 Non-Members

This class will focus on elements of drawing and painting. Founda-tional techniques with graphite and charcoal pencils, watercolor and acrylic paints. 

What kind of art would YOUR child most enjoy this summer? There’s a huge variety of camps offered at the community, nonprofit Pacific Grove Art Center.

Classes start in early June and are open to beginning, intermediate, and advanced young art students – drawing, painting, T-shirt design, plein air

adventures, printmaking, writing a book, and lots more are offered. Ages and class times vary, so check it out! Instructors are Julie Heilman, Dante Rondo, and Sarah Saleet.

Get details at: http://pgartcenter.org/classesSummerCamps.html, Reg-ister soon with: Pacific Grove Art Center, 568 Lighthouse Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA at (831) 375-2208 or by email: galleryasst.pgac@gmail.com

 Water Based Painting WorkshopJune 19-23  Monday-FridayTime:  2-5 pm  Ages: 10-16Cost: $190 Members  $210 Non-Members This class will focus on painting techniques using watercolors and acrylics. Color mixing and appli-cation of both painting mediums in the student’s choice of subject matter and expression.

Drawing Nature, Animals, & Wildlife

July 3 & 5-7  Monday & Wednes-day-FridayTime:  2-5pm  Ages: 10-16 Cost: $155 Members  $170 Non-Members The world of nature, landscapes, an-imals and wildlife are the inspiration for this class. We will be working in graphite and charcoal, ink and wash, and pastels. 

Mixed Media Design and Color Workshop

July 17-21  Monday-Friday  Time:  2-5 pm  Ages 10-16  Cost: $190 Members   $210 Non-Members

Expressive use of materials with an emphasis on design and color harmonies. We will work in black and white media, watercolors, acryl-ics, colored pencils and pastels.

Summers End Inspirational Art!   July 31 – August 4 Monday-Friday  Time:  2-5pm Ages: 9-16 Cost: $190.00 Members  $210 Non-Members

Create from your summer travel and inspiration locally! Turn sketch-es and concepts into finished draw-ings and paintings. Using any or all materials, drawing, and painting. 

*For additional information re-garding the workshops contact Dan-te Rondo (831) 626-4259

All about Art with Sarah SaleetSarah enjoys being a practic-

ing artist and educator, sharing her passion for the arts through engaging hands-on experiences. 

 Modern Artist

June 5-9  Monday-FridayTime: 10am-1pmAges: 6-10Cost: $145 Members  $170 Non-Members

Students will spend the week learning about and creating inspired art projects by some of the most famous modern artists of the 20th century. We will talk about the artists lives and how they became artists, looking at their different styles and techniques, so that we can create our own! We will spend a day looking at each artist, including Andy Warhol, Georgia O’Keeffe, Jasper Johns, Henri Matisse, and Piet Mondrian. The class will be an exploration of each artists unique style and artwork as a timeline of 20th century modern art.

PrintmakingJune 19-23  Monday-FridayTime: 10am-1pmAges 8-12Cost: $190 Members$210 Non-Members

Students will spend the week learning about various printmaking techniques, such as relief, collograph, and monoprint. We will study and create a different kind of printing plate each day-- creating nature prints, recycled material collograph prints, styrofoam plate prints, hot glue prints, and ending the week with screenprinting a T-shirt! Students will walk away with a vast knowledge of basic printmaking skills and processes, and an awesome print collection!

All about Color!July 3 and 5-7Monday & Wednesday-FridayTime: 10am-1pmAges: 6-10Cost: $145 Members$170 Non-Members

Let’s learn all about color! Students will learn about the color spectrum, integrating the science and art of color. We will read fun stories about colors and experiment with color mixing recipes to learn

how colors are made. This class will cover basic and intermediate color theory concepts, like primary and secondary colors, through excit-ing and engaging activities and art projects. We will do lots of fun color projects, including “painting” frosting on a cookie color wheel, tissue paper kaleidoscope collages, and abstract paintings. Students will leave this class with color confidence!

Let’s Write a Book!July 17-21 Monday-FridayTime: 10am-1pmAges 8-12Cost: $190 Members  $210 Non-members

For those young artists and writers, this class blends your inter-ests perfectly! In this class, students will collaborate in order to create a storybook complete with an original story (by you!) and original illustra-tions (also by you!). We will spend the first day playing a game, taking turns writing a single line of the story. Each person will add another line to the story, and will create a co-ordinating illustration for their text. For example, if I say, “Once upon a time, there was a castle,” my page of the book would have the text along with an original drawing of a castle setting. Students will go through the creative process from idea to product, developing their own original book. Each student will receive a bound edition of their book on the final day of class.

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(StatePoint) Summertime is all about trips to the pool, beach and park. And it also means time spent in the sun.

Over the past three decades, more people have had skin cancer than all other cancers combined, according to The Skin Cancer Foundation, making proper sun protection a must. As you enjoy time outdoors, it’s important to understand and follow sun safety guidelines.

Sun Protection for FamiliesA new survey reveals some surprising facts.When moms with children younger than 18

were asked about the correct amount of sunscreen needed to apply to the face and body, fewer than half knew the right amount. And nearly two in 10 were unaware that after an initial slathering of sunscreen, they needed to reapply more. So says a new survey of moms commissioned by NO-AD Sun Care.

“The correct amount of sunscreen to be ap-plied -- or reapplied -- is one ounce,” says Bre-vard, Florida-based dermatologist, Dr. Richard C. Kirkpatrick. “Think of a shot glass of sunscreen or an amount the size of a golf ball.”

Parents should apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to themselves and children 15 minutes before going out in the sun to give it time to bond to skin, and then reapply at least every two hours or after swimming, sweating and immediately after towel drying.

More than half of moms responding believe the proper time to apply sunscreen is as soon as they start feeling skin burn.

“By the time you feel your skin burning, the sun’s UV rays are damaging your cells’ DNA. Skin cancers get a foothold when this damage affects the DNA of genes that control skin cell growth,”

says Dr. Kirkpatrick.The cost of sun protection may become a con-

cern as families begin to apply the proper amount of sunscreen. If that is the case, one cost effective choice is NO-AD, which offers a selection of products that are affordable and widely available.

Sun Protection for WomenBeautiful summer skin is all about making

safe sun care a habit. A routine is easier when you find products you will love to use. Look for

Do You Practice Safe Sun Habits?lightweight, fast-absorbing formulas comprised of ingredients that have benefits for skin. For exam-ple, Ocean Potion offers formulas with sea kelp, Vitamins D3 and E, and a pleasant orange cream scent. The line is PABA-free, (which is an allergen for some people.) For those who want to avoid the sun altogether, a self-tanner such as Ocean Potion EverGlow, can help you get the sun kissed look without the exposure.

Don’t let summer fun distract you from pro-tecting skin from harmful UV rays, every time you leave the house.

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“What better place than Monterey Bay for kids to explore and learn to care about the won-ders of the ocean,” says PG local, Pat Rutowski, now the new Managing Director of Camp SEA Lab, a local and regional Marine Science education program that grows campers who want to be stewards of not only our amazing coast but also the world’s ocean.

Pat is a familiar face around Pacific Grove. If her name sounds familiar, she’s been on the Board of the Pacific Grove Library when the group ran adult spelling bees, and on the Board of the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History when they held Family Fun Days. Pat led a Pacific Grove Girl Scout troop and worked for both of the two largest employers in the area: Monterey Bay Aquarium in Outreach (the Aquaravan) and Visitor Programs (10 years), and at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula as Director of Education (14 years). You may also recognize Pat from Monterey iMPRoV performances at The Works and PG Arts Center.

Now she’s come full circle to Camp SEA Lab having been an integral part of the first pilot summer camp program 17 years ago. The program that Pat helped initiate has grown and ex-panded under the School of Natural Sciences at California State University, Monterey Bay, and has held to its mission of providing hands-on Outdoor School for grades 5 to 8 and Summer Camps that offer campers ages 8 to 16 the following three opportunities:

Science: experience Marine Science concepts and technology by visiting local marine labs and meeting scientists.

Education: explore our rocky coast and sandy shores, discover marine life, and encounter the diverse web of life that calls the ocean home.

Adventure: engage in exciting activities such as kayaking, surfing, sailing, boogie boarding, snorkeling or tidepooling!

Throughout, young people gain skills in teamwork, make new friends and gain self-confi-dence to enable them to become ocean stewards, working to take care of our local ocean resourc-es. Returning campers have unique experiences each year as each week focuses on a different theme with unique activities and trips to marine environments around the bay.

Through its amazing journey these past 17 years, Camp SEA Lab has impacted many local residents as well as campers from further afield:

“I just wanted to let you know how much my grandson enjoyed his time at Camp Sea Lab. He even convinced me to go kayaking with him the next Saturday. We had a lovely time!”

“Our 14-year-old is a Camp Sea Lab “graduate.” Our 8-year-old could not wait to attend. Moving here as an adult I wanted my children to get the experiences I never had and WOW, Camp Sea lab each session, provides that and more...with caring, educated, fun staff. Worth every penny!”

Pat truly looks forward to being part of this and future summers of providing excellent Ma-rine Science adventures for local children. To get more information about these programs call 831-582-3681 or visit our website: campsealab.org. See you at Camp SEA Lab!

Science, Education, Adventure: That’s SEA Lab in a Clamshell

Inaugural WAVE program offers free activities for Pacific Grove kids

WAVE is a three-week summer day coed camp for ages 10-12, offered free of charge to Pacific Grove kids. WAVE was developed to encourage activity in athletics, the arts (art, dance, and music), and to further education in health, nutrition, and fitness.

Classes and activities will be led by the teachers and coaches from Pacific Grove High School, and all activ-ities will take place on the high school campus. WAVE staff believes this will promote interaction with future mentors, provide motivation and give an introduction to the future they will have in the Pacific Grove School District.

The program is committed to developing respect for self and others, instilling the importance of following the rules, loyalty, and sportmanship. Most important, say organizers, is to have fun with their peers. “The WAVE program is a character building experience and our staff is committed to helping build our youth into oustanding young citizens!” says Executive Director, Darryl Smith. The program is open to boys and girls who live in Pacific Grove or attend Pacific Grove schools.

There will be a parents’ orientation meeting on Friday, July 7, 2017 from 6:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the high school gymnasium. The fun begins on July 10 at 8:30 a.m. and continues until July 28.

More information can be had by seeing their notice on page 2 of this publication, or by calling Darryl Smith at 408-960-5194 or emailing dcsmith@thewavepro-gram.org.

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Do you remember the Cedar Street Times article last year, about volunteers trying to build a nonprofit White Stag Camp on 160 acres of newly-purchased land off Carmel Valley Road at Los Padres National Forest? Boy, have they made prog-ress!

Volunteers have been working hard all winter, even during the storms, to improve White Stag Piney Creek Camp. Each area now has flush toilets and shower facil-ities. Campers can now cool off in the swimming pool and hike directly into the Los Padres National Forest!

Session 1 is June 18-24 and Ses-sion 2 is July 16-22. To register, email

I’ve Got That White Stag Feeling, Down in My Heart!!to: register@whitestagcamp.org or call 1-800-559-3188. More info is at www.whitestagcamp.org. The pro-gram is open to boys and girls who have completed the 5th grade and are not yet 19 years old. Camp fee is $479, if registration is complete and paid in full by April 30.

White Stag Leadership De-velopment training is over 55 years old and teaches youth a specific set of leadership competencies. It’s a lot more than “just camping” – it’s outdoor adventure while learning for life.

During the training week, camp-ers get repeated opportunities to learn and practice leadership skills in small and large group settings. They

develop plans for applying these skills in their home organizations, family, and community. Experienced adults and trained youth leaders closely and continually monitor all elements of the program.

For more than 30 years, the all-volunteer, nonprofit White Stag Leadership Development Academy Inc. has operated area leadership camps for thousands of youth, on rented or “temporary use” land. The Central Coast team purchased the former Rio Alto Gun Club property last year.

“We have always leveraged the outdoors as our classroom to provide a fast-paced, fun, enthusiastic, and challenging week of camp, using the

White Stag leadership methodology” said Steve Cardinalli, board member. “This is an incredible opportunity for youth to invest a week of their life in exchange for an experience to learn core leadership skills in a stunning outdoor setting that will positively impact their lives forever.”

The 2016 camp had more than 500 coed campers, in two week-long sessions, including more than 40 from Taiwan, China and other foreign countries. Many campers came from Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops, 4H Clubs, Future Farmers of America and other youth organiza-tions, but no camping experience is necessary.

5 weeks of

Fun in the SunJune 26 – July 28

8:30 am – 5:00 pmK – 8th Grade

Week 1: June 26 – 30Week 2: July 3 – 10Week 3: July 10 – 14Week 4: July 17 – 21

Week 5: July 24 – 28

all classes are one week long

for more information or to register online:www.asds.org/summer

or contactNancy Baker, Program Director

831.624.9171 x51 or nbaker@asds.org

All Saints’ Day School8060 Carmel Valley Road, Carmel

• camps • aquatics • music & drama • arts, crafts and cooking • flag football • soccer • dance • gymnastics• programs for adults and seniors • martial arts• basketball & softball leagues• golf• volleyball leagues • physical therapy • preschool programs • group exercise • after school & school holiday

programs• and much, much more!

Monterey Recreation

Call 646-3866 for more information.www.monterey.org/rec

It’s time to play!Register Now for

Summer/Fall ActivitiesMonday-Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm

Register at:Monterey Recreation Administration Office

546 Dutra St., Monterey646-3866

or online at: www.monterey.org/rec

Monterey Sports Center

Registration

Available Now

Call 646-3730www.monterey.org/

sportscenter

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Dates Theme Special EventsJune 12-16 Pirate Week Camp Treasure HuntJune 19-23 Discovery Week MY MuseumJune 26-30 Carnival Week Camp CarnivalJuly 3-7 Red, White & Blue Week Patriotic BBQJuly 10-14 Adventures by the Sea Week Elkhorn SloughJuly 17-21 Super Hero Week Super Play DayJuly 24-28 Back to Nature Week Wildlife Show

HIKING

SINGING

FOLK DANCING

ARTS & CRAFTS

OUTDOOR COOKING

CAMP SKILLS

NATURE LORE

City of Monterey Recreation546 Dutra Street, Monterey, www.monterey.org/rec

Please call 646-3866 for more information.

Time: 9am – 5:30pm, Monday through FridayFees: $170 per week / $145 per week, Monterey Resident Fee

This is an organized and supervised program for children 5 to 9 years of age, held for seven weeks. Weekly activities include

hiking, singing, folk dancing, arts and crafts, outdoor cooking, camp skills, and nature lore. On Fridays, the children will cook their own lunch

and participate in an afternoon campfire program with songs and skits.

Whispering Pines Day CampCelebrating 62 Years of Summer Fun!

Summer Adventures In Pacific Grove!

2017 SUMMER AQUATIC PROGRAM AT STILLWELL LOVERS POINT CHILDREN’S POOL

• Parent/Tot Swim Lessons for toddlers

• Progressive Swim Lessons for ages 3+

• Parent/Tot Quiet Water, 2 adults/1 child

• Private or Semi-Private Lessons

RECREATIONAL SWIM OPENS

Memorial Day, 5/29 through Labor Day, 9/4 Fri-Sun: 12 noon- 4:30pm Mon-Thurs: 2:30-4:30 pm

PACIFIC GROVE COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL SUMMER

PROGRAM WITH MS. ERIN

Mon/Wed/Fri 9–12 noon. June 26–July 1. $230 resident/$250 non-residents

NOW ACCEPTING REGISTRATION for 2017–18 School year.

Call 648-5733 for more details.

RAGAMUFFIN MUSICAL THEATRE SUMMER CAMP ‘17

Co-ed camp for ages 8-16 presents Singing in the Rain:June 12-July 9, Mon-Fri, 9–5

Register at www.difrancodance.com.

Dianne Lyle, Director

SUMMER SPORT CAMPS FOR KIDS

• Tennis

• Soccer

• Basketball

• Volleyball

• Golf

ADVENTURE DAY CAMP

For Boys & Girls, Ages 6 –12. Mon-Fri, 8am–5:30pm. Nine weekly sessions starting 6/7 through 8/4. June 7th &

July 4th weeks will be three days only. Fun activities, themes and field trips.

Pacific Grove Youth Center, 302 16th Street

Unless specified, please register for all summer programs at the Pacific Grove Recreation Department, 302 16th Street, Pacific GroveAvailability is limited. Register early!(831) 648-3134 • www.cityofpacificgrove.org

Exploring their environs: Campers from Adventure Day Camp visit the Motorcycle Museum in Pacific Grove

The Spring Break session of Adventure Day Camp saw more than 20 young campers learning about the difference between rotary engines and piston engines as they contemplated the dozens of varied motorcycles on display. The next session starts June 7. Kids interested in drama and dancing can attend Ragamuffin Musical Theatre beginning June 12 and perform in “Singing in the Rain.” There are also sports camps offered at Adventure Day Camp.