Become a detective in your home town on five morning field trips with Greg York. After an orientation in the museum's galleries, super sleuths will explore historic sites in downtown Milledgeville, Memory Hill Cemetery, the Oconee Greenway, and along the Bartram Trail. Walking shoes and comfortable attire are a must! $125 fee (includes a $40 Family Membership to the Museum!). Ages 8-12 years.

Join this beloved character fro a week filled with Oolala adventures! Each day's activities are based on a different Fancy Nancy book--Aspiring Artists, Explorer Extraordinaire, Pajama Day, At the Museum, and Earth Day. Sally and Mikayla Holmes have a trunkload of fun surprises to delight the Fancy Nancy in your life! $125 fee (includes $40 Family Membership to the Museum!). Ages 5-7 years.

Get up close and personal with artists in history such as Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse, Cezanne, and Seurat. Student ages 8-14 with discover how museums and artifacts inspired the artists' work. Gallery Show on Friday. 3 sessions: May 23-27, June 6-10, and June 13-17, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM each day. $125 fee (includes a $40 family membership)

Discover "Georgia Through Time & Art" with Carolyn Pruitt and Kathy Wood. Drawing on the museum exhibits and artifacts for inspiration, students will create their own pottery and portfolios of quilt designs, botanicals, and pictures in watercolors, chalk, charcoal, and pencil. The camp will conclude with a Gallery Show of student art work. 1 more session remains the following week, June 13-17, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The $125 fee includes a family membership to the Museum that is worth $40. Ages 7-12.

Discover "Georgia Through Time & Art" with Carolyn Pruitt and Kathy Wood. Drawing on the museum exhibits and artifacts for inspiration, students will create their own pottery and portfolios of quilt designs, botanicals, and pictures in watercolors, chalk, charcoal, and pencil. The camp will conclude with a Gallery Show of student art work. 1 more session remains the following week, June 13-17, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The $125 fee includes a family membership to the Museum that is worth $40. Ages 7-12.

Discover "Georgia Through Time & Art" with Carolyn Pruitt and Kathy Wood. Drawing on the museum exhibits and artifacts for inspiration, students will create their own pottery and porfolios of quilt designs, botanicals, and pictures in watercolors, chalk, charcoal, and pencil. The camp will conlcude with a Gallery Show of student art work. 3 sessions: May 23-27, June 6-10, and June 13-17 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM each day. The $125 cost includes a family membership to the Museum worth $40. Ages 7-12 are preferable.

Let us help your child soar academically, behave better and make friends easier with the Brain Balance Program. We are a unique hemispheric based supplemental learning center that works with children who struggle with AD/HD, Asperger's, Autism, Learning and Processing Disorders, Dyslexia, sensory concerns, obsessive compulsive disorder and other neurobehavioral disorders. See BrainBalanceCenters.com to learn more or come to our free lecture! You'll love what you learn! Highlands Ranch Center opening fall 2011.

Let us help your child succeed! Brain Balance Achievement Centers are for families with children struggling with ADHD, Learning and Processing Disorders, Dyslexia, Autism, Aspergers, PDD and OCD. We will be talking about what is happening in the brains of our children, why this is happening and how the Brain Balance Program works to make corrections in the brain without drugs or psychotherapy. www.BrainBalanceCenters.com

Let us help your child succeed! Brain Balance Achievement Centers are for families with children struggling with AD/HD, Learning and Processing Disorders, Dyslexia, Autism, Asperger's, PDD and OCD. We invite you to a free informational lecture were we will be talking about what is happening in the brain of our children, why this is happening and how the Brain Balance Program works to make corrections in the brain using without the use of drugs or psychotherapy.

History on the Move Thursday, July 14, 2011, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

What is archaeology? Why is it important to us? What do archaeologists find here in Saginaw County? Discover history through many interesting artifacts as you take a tour of the Castle Museum’s History on the Move mobile classroom and museum that teaches students about archaeology in Saginaw County. Step into our archaeology “lab” and find out what students all around Saginaw County have already discovered.