Check out this fun Art Station summer camp! Create your own clay pirate bounty; coins, treasure chest, parrot, hook or skull and cross bones. Learn hand-building basics- coils, slabs, pinch pots and extruded shapes. Finish your creations using glazes. Ages 6-8. July 5th-July 7th. 1pm-4. Register online or over the phone. https://apm.activecommunities.com/artstation/Activity_Search/1130

Check out this fun Art Station summer camp! Learn watercolor techniques such as blotting, glazing and resisting. Experiment with adding oil pastels and collage to create unique artworks. Ages 6-8. June 27th-30th. 1pm-4. Register online or over the phone. https://apm.activecommunities.com/artstation/Activity_Search/1135

Tour Beaver Creek Youth Camp & Christian Retreat and try out the Adventure Course, Disc Golf, Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoes, Nature Trail, and more. Enjoy a Campfire Program with S'mores. Registration is not required but the first 40 youth (6-17 years old) to preregister at www.bcycsf.com get a FREE BASEBALL CAP. While at the Free Day, pick up a coupon for $30 off Youth Camp Registration Fees or 7% off Retreat Lodging (restrictions apply).

Check out this fun Art Station summer camp! Construct unique robots in clay. Bring your robots to life using extruded pieces to create arms, legs, tentacles and more. Ages 6-8. June 20th-23rd. 1pm-4. Register online or over the phone. https://apm.activecommunities.com/artstation/Activity_Search/1131

The Hollywood Film Series is Sponsored by Cassano's Pizza King "On July 2nd, communications systems worldwide are sent into chaos by a strange atmospheric interference. It is soon learned by the military that a number of enormous objects are on a collision course with Earth. At first thought to be meteors, they are later revealed to be gigantic spacecraft, piloted by a mysterious alien species.

Hello, In honor of women’s history month, the Air Force Museum Theatre will feature a group of ground-breaking aviators with Beyond the Powder: The Legacy of the First Women's Cross-Country Air Race. Director Kara Martinelli accompanied a team of two women racers in the 2014 Air Race Classic to mirror the story of the original Air Race of 1929, originally named the Powder Puff Derby. Hemlock Films' Adam White and Kara Martinelli have blended the excitement of flying in the 2014 race with the courage and innovation of the first Powder Puff Derby.

This info meeting will discuss the CHAMP and ISHALL accelerated programs in math and English, which are designed for gifted students currently in grades 6-8. The instructors will talk more about the program format, curriculum, and benefits and will answer questions. RSVP at www.gifted.msu.edu/novi2016info About the programs: In two years, CHAMP and ISHALL students will complete all four years of high school curriculum, studying the content that is required for Michigan high school graduation and meeting the Common Core National Standards in Math or English.

The CHAP Homeschool Convention serves to promote excellence in homeschooling. Featured are: nationally known speakers, exhibitors displaying their educational products and services, and numerous workshops on a variety of homeschool topics. The CHAP Convention is designed for parents to examine and purchase curriculum and attend seminars and workshops for encouragement, inspiration, and education. Childcare is not provided.

In the life of Marty McFly, all is not well. His family is dysfunctional, his school punctuality is questionable and the music he likes and plays is just too darn loud. His one true light is his girlfriend Jenny and his one true friend is the somewhat off-kilter Doctor Emmett Brown. In a request from Doctor Brown, Marty meets the mad scientist and discovers that his friend has built a time machine out of a DeLorean. From there, Marty's humdrum life becomes literally a blast from the past as he is transported to 1955.

The High Museum of Art offers special programming and discounts just for homeschool families on selected days throughout each year. No advance reservations are required for admission on these days. Homeschool students and educators will be able to go on a museum scavenger hunt featuring a special exhibition or permanent collection gallery, create their own works of art inspired by the works in the museum and take a free guided tour of the High's permanent collection. For more information, visit www.high.org/homeschool.