Ages 5-12
5 Plan the ultimate day at the park! Scissortail
Park will be hosting daily storytimes in the Play Pavilion, nature crafts, Park Ranger hours, games and laser tag on the lawn, Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Laser tag will also be open in the evenings from 6-9 p.m. scissortailpark.org
Summer Camps June 1-Aug. 6
6 Organize your own Project to Go for Infant Crisis Services, help hide books in OKC parks for Little Read Wagon’s #Look4ABook program or sign up to help pack donations for Filling Tummies! Whatever you choose, volunteering and giving back are sure to brighten your break. metrofamilymagazine.com/volunteer 7 Travel to far away worlds with a visit to Oklahoma History Center’s Launch to Landing: Oklahomans and Space exhibit that focuses on the Oklahomans who played a part in early aviation and the U.S. air and space program. See lunar rock samples, an Apollo Command Module and clothing worn by crew members on International Space Station missions. okhistory.org Oklahomans at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame . The museum is offering free admission during spring break and will have games for families to enjoy in the courtyard, weather permitting, Tuesday- Friday, 9am-1pm & Saturday, 10am- 2pm. oklahomahof.com 8 Hear stories of more inspirational
9 Take a tour of a working alpaca ranch! Magnolia Blossom Ranch books private tours for $5 a person so families can hang out with some gentle grazers and learn how their fleece is used to make a variety of products. During the month of March, if you spend equal to or more than the value of your private tour in the gift shop, your families’ tour admission is free! Ask for more details about this deal when you reserve your ranch visit. magnoliablossomranch.com 10 Putt a round of mini golf! Create your own course at home or hit up a local course. 11 Set up camp in your own backyard or at a close-to-home destination like Arcadia Lake. 12 Catch a flick at a drive-in. There are three drive-ins still in operation in the metro. 13 Spend the afternoon exploring Downtown . Urban hangouts like Mid- town’s Bocce ball courts, Kerr Park and Wheeler Ferris Wheel and Riverfront Plaza incorporate art and fun.
• Fun, engaging and innovative arts environment
• Themes include creative robotics, DJing, ceramics, comic design and more • Socially distanced outdoor and in-studio instruction and experiences • Taught by professional teaching artists
Member registration opens April 5
General registration opens April 12
Register at okcontemp.org/camps
405.951.0000 | @okcontemporary 11 NW 11th St, OKC, OK 73103
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