Families visiting the MMCM on Saturday, August 10, can play soft jarts and the bean bag toss game inside or outside weather permitting.

Families visiting the MMCM on Saturday, August 3, can play badminton and volleyball inside or outside weather permitting.

Students will be introduced to the basics of comic making and learn why there are different types of comics and how to use comic characters to tell a story. Each student will create their own full-color comic character.

Made possible by a grant from the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs.

Tuesday, July 23, 2013, 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Cost: $12 per scout, and includes your choice of 2 belt loops (music, art and science)

$6 per person for adults and siblings

$12 for siblings participating in badges

Gallery play is included in all above admission prices. Please visit www.michildrensmuseum.com for full registration details

Saginaw Celebrates Summer, sponsored in part by Hemlock Semiconductor Group

Saturday, July 20, 2013, 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Visit with Santa and his Reindeer Family. Make a “Christmas in July” ornament and help decorate the Christmas Tree. Sing Christmas Carols, and enjoy gallery play.

Fridays, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon (5-week session)

July 12, 19 and 26; August 2 and 9, 2013

$75 per person (supply list available at registration)

$85 per person (supplies are included)

Taught by Award-Winning Rosemary Hayes.

Diving into Shakespeare’s most well-known works, participants will study the themes of the canon, and learn how to explore and understand Shakespearean text in this fun and engaging class! Students will learn to take ownership of the language while developing their performance skills and deepening their understanding of the themes and relevancy of the Bard. These classes will satisfy some of the requirements of the Massachusetts curriculum in Theater and English Language Arts. Students will also be invited to the final dress rehearsal of WCT’s "Macbeth" on Thursday, October 24.

Diving into Shakespeare’s most well-known works, participants will study the themes of the canon, and learn how to explore and understand Shakespearean text in this fun and engaging class! Students will learn to take ownership of the language while developing their performance skills and deepening their understanding of the themes and relevancy of the Bard. These classes will satisfy some of the requirements of the Massachusetts curriculum in Theater and English Language Arts. Students will also be invited to the final dress rehearsal of WCT’s "Macbeth" on Thursday, October 24.

Title: GUITAR: The Instrument the Rocked the World Date: Jun 14 – Nov. 30, 2013 Time: Mon & Tues: 9am – 8pm Wed – Sat.: 9am – 5pm Closed Sundays Location: Museum of Idaho 200 N. Eastern Ave. Idaho Falls ID 83402 Cost: $8/Adult $7/Senior $6/Youth $25/Family $20/Family Night (Mon 5-8pm) Website: www.museumofidaho.org Facebook Event Listing: https://www.facebook.com/events/356662174438645/ Contact: Front Desk Phone: 208-522-1400 Contact Info: info@museumofidaho.org Description: GUITAR: The Instrument the Rocked the World, Jun 14 – Nov.

The Muckenthaler Luau Sponsored by Colette’s Catering Thursday . July 11. 6:30 PM  $40 . $30 for kids under 12 Because this is a special event fundraiser, no discounts are available. Celebrate Polynesian culture with a special luau dinner, and a performance by Polynesian Paradise. Specializing in the traditional and modern dances of Hawaii, Tahiti, New Zealand and Samoa, Polynesian Paradise is currently the only Polynesian international touring company in Southern California.