![]() ![]() “Since the primary demographic of our visitors cannot yet get vaccinated (ages 2-12) we are taking all of the safety precautions we can as we re-open our camps and continue to make important upgrades to our building systems and exhibits. Īll museum staff will be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 prior to the start of camp.īefore completely reopening to the general public (date to be determined), we will be completing important safety updates to our HVAC/infrastructure and exhibits and leave more time for more children and families to get their COVID-19 vaccinations. “We are so excited we can discover, learn, and play together again! It’s been more than a year since we’ve welcomed our friends to play and learn at our museum and we’ve been missing you dearly! We invite our old, and new little friends to join us and sign up for our amazing, fun summer camps that STEM the summer (and Zoom!) brain drain with extraordinary science labs, mind-blowing experiments, creative building activities, colorful art, reconnecting with our live animals, and finally, lots of play in the museum! Can’t wait to see you!,” said Trudi Plummer, education directorĬomplete summer camp program descriptions, tuition, and online registration available on. 27 with different themes each week plus two bonus weeks for children ages 8-12 when Maine Discovery Museum summer camp goes off the beaten path and into nature! Partnering with Fields Pond Audobon and Hirundo Wildlife Refuge, our off-site sessions begin Aug. This summer camp is being offered to our friends ages 5-10 and will run Monday to Friday from July 6 to Aug. BANGOR – Maine Discovery Museum will be opening up for summer camps in July and August. ![]()
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