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Feb042011

Mill City Museum's "Arts on the River Day Camp" Part of Minnesota Historical Society's Summer 2011 Camp Lineup

The Minnesota Historical Societyoffers a wide variety of summer camps, including the popular "Little House in the Big Fort" and "Huck Finn" camps at Historic Fort Snelling, named "Best Camps for Kids" by Nickelodeon.com in 2008.

This years line up includes "Arts on the River Day Camp" for ages 9 - 11 at Mill City Museum. This camp runs July 5 – 8 from 9:00am to 3:00pm each day. 

Participants will play music, get creative, bake bread and construct books while exploring the rich culture along the Minneapolis riverfront district.  They'll enjoy a new experience each day at four top arts centers, including Mill City Museum, the Guthrie Theater, Minnesota Center for Book Arts and MacPhail Center for Music. Campers will start each day at Mill City Museum and walk with camp leaders less than three blocks to each art organization. 

This camp is limited to 22 participants.  Click here for online registration.

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