Lincoln Elementary School

Scratch programming - 3 sections Audubon (4-6 grade) 8-9:30 Wed. June 21-July 26 Prescott (4-6 grade) 12:30-2:00 Mon. June 19-July 24 Prescott (6-8 grade) 8:30-10:00 Wed. June 21-July 26

Join us for a week of games, snacks, crafts and lessons focused on Creation.

The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium has been granted funds to provide numerous students with free registration for summer camp!

Camp is to offer an opportunity for players to receive valuable instruction in fundamental basketball skills.

Our YogArt program combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing 4-day event. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Led by yoga teacher, Krissy Mueller.

Come to play chess in the park with the Dubuque Chess Club. Beginners and learners welcome. A free chess lesson and puzzles to solve! Make new friends over the board! Food and soft drinks will be provided.

From boats to the otters, every day learn a new song as we explore the museum and its animals. Clap your hands and stomp your feet to the rhythm of the beat. Then, at the end of the week, families and friends are invited to join in on the fun as campers perform all of the songs!

Summer camp is a great way to get kids outside and active! Not only is it fun (kids experience activities like archery, kayaking, swimming, and more) but it provides great opportunities for emotional, social, physical, and spiritual growth! Register now before spots are gone!

Stay cool with us at the Dubuque Ice Arena! All new and returning skaters ages 3 and up, are invited to register to beat the heat with us as we glide through our 8 week summer skating session.

Galena Center for the Arts' parking lot will turn into a giant canvas for their 2023 ChalkFest! This family friendly event brings all together for a day of artistic fun. Plan to bring the family, to chalk or to watch the chalkers in action!

Using the Rivers to the Sea exhibit, you will take a weeklong trip, without even leaving the area, to different regions of the United States. From lobsters and jellyfish in the North Atlantic to octopus within the North Pacific, you will learn how the Mississippi River impacts other bodies of water.

During these three days of camp, players will work on developing and mastering basketball skills such as shooting, dribbling, pivoting and passing. This camp will be led by the Senior Women's Basketball coaching staff and current Senior basketball players.

Come learn or further your knowledge about the great sport of running! Focus will be on proper form, agility, mobility, balance, power, and of course the speed needed for running everything from the 100-meter dash to the 5k. ALL ABILITIES WELCOME.

Using the POPnology exhibit, you will see how technology changes over time and new inventions emerge. Try your hand at predicting what the future holds by creating something new that might very well become part of pop culture. This is a 2-day camp and includes an overnight at the River Museum.

Hempstead High School Girls Basketball is hosting a girls youth summer skills camp the week of July 10-13 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. in Moody Gymnasium. Campers will meet new friends, be coached by high school coaches and players, and will learn skills necessary to be successful in basketball.

Girl Scout Troops are forming at your school now! If your girl is entering kindergarten or older, fall of 2023, she is invited to join.

Herbivores, carnivores, & omnivores…oh my! Do you know the difference? Learn what various species eat and take a peek inside the kitchen where food is prepped for the wildlife living on campus. Then, put on your apron as you make something yummy to eat.

Our YogArt program combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing 4-day event. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Led by yoga teacher, Krissy Mueller.

Did you know the northern river otter (Lontra canadensis) and the American badger (Taxidea taxus) belong to the same family? You will discover other species that are related within the United States, or even the world, and how they are connected to the Mississippi River.

Our YogArt program for children ages 3-5 combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing event. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Led by yoga teacher, Krissy Mueller.

Throw on a winter coat over your swimsuit and grab an umbrella. It may be summer, but this week you will explore all four seasons. Discover the changes plants and wildlife in the Mississippi River watershed experience throughout the year including the availability of food and where they live.

Cuttie Camp--introduced to fundamental volleyball skills of passing, setting, hitting and serving while incorporating fun skills and team building games. They will get to meet our mascot Cuttie, and receive a game pass, autographed t-shirt, and beachball to take home! BYO water and snack

Youth Girls Basketball Camp- 8am/12pm Youth Boys Basketball Camp- 1-5pm

Using the POPnology exhibit, you will see how technology changes over time and new inventions emerge. Try your hand at predicting what the future holds by creating something new that might very well become part of pop culture.

If you are entering 6th-12th grade in the upcoming school year, join us for nights of fun, games, field trips, guest speakers, and activities. Teen Nights will take place every Monday- Thursday from 4:30-7:30pm starting June 12, 2023! Free Dinner provided daily, and no registration is required!

Join us for a fun week of yoga and art! Our YogART program combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing event. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art This year 2 different camps!

The UD Women’s Basketball Skills Camp is focused on improving individual skills and developing a love for the game of basketball. Skills Camp is designed to give athletes the tools to become better basketball players and teammates within a competitive and fun environment.

Basketball camp to improve your skills, play fun games based on age/ability level, and spend time with old/new friends

The Dubuque Youth and Family Resilience Project (DYFRP) is an online survey study designed to understand how COVID-19 and other adversities impact families and youth in the Dubuque area.

If you like to read beginning chapter books such as Zoey and Sassafras, A to Z Mysteries and Dragon Masters, or you'd like to suggest a title, this is the book club for you! Read a new title each month and then meet up for a book discussion and unique activity related to the book.

Our YogArt program combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing 4-day event. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Led by Yoga in the Schools instructor, Sandra Gotto.

WHO SHOULD COME? Girls, grades 3-8 (Fall 2023) WHAT YOU’LL GAIN Each camper will improve individual skills (offensively and defensively), work with ball handling, passing, shooting, rebounding, and 5-on-5 game play.

Our YogArt program for minis combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art into one amazing event with the theme 'Fun in the Sun'. At camp, children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Led by Yoga in the Schools instructor Sandra Gotto.

Our YogART program for minis combines the creative, calming practices of yoga and art. Children will breathe, stretch, and imagine as they receive instruction in yoga and mindful art. Join us for one or all three! Children must be potty-trained and able to attend without a caregiver present

REGISTER NOW for summer camp at Ewalu Camp & Retreat Center! Programs for grades 1-12 & special needs As a Lutheran-Christian outdoor ministry, Ewalu offers a variety of programs all summer for youth, guided by trained counselors. No child is turned away for reasons of financial need.

Dogs love stories but can’t read to themselves! Children in K - 3rd grade are welcome to read a short book to a dog in the Youth Services program room. (Please do not bring your own pet; we will provide kid-friendly dogs each month.)

The Carnegie-Stout Public Library Summer Reading Program is here! This year's theme is Find Your Voice @ the Library. Earn prizes for reading and have fun attending a variety of programs for all ages. Kids ages 0-17 can sign up online or at the Children's Help Desk beginning June 5.

TCG League is a way for more advanced Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! players to get together and have fun. Using your own cards, learn game basics and get the feel for competitive play before beginning to compete in tournaments.

Calling all LEGO fans! Come to the library to build, create, and have fun. The library provides the LEGO and you provide the know-how! Donations of LEGO are appreciated.

Hawki offers free or low-cost health insurance for kids and teens. Many working families qualify. Give your children every opportunity to succeed!

Are you interested in going on a book adventure? We will use a recent title as a springboard for our deep dive into a topic or place.

Baseball games