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The Marquette Regional History Center is collaborating with the Liberty Children’s Art Project for the eleventh year to host a youth history camp. The camp offers children aged 8-12 the chance to participate in art projects and explore the museum’s exhibits. The camp will run from August 19 to 23, from 10 am to 12 pm each day.
Registration Open for Youth History Camp in Marquette
Youth in Marquette now have the opportunity to register for an engaging art and history camp. The Marquette Regional History Center and Liberty Children’s Art Project are uniting for the eleventh time to organize Hands On, an immersive experience for kids aged 8 to 12.
The camp offers a unique blend of art activities and museum tours, letting kids explore the vast exhibits of the museum. Museum Educator Betsy Rutz praised the camp’s unique behind-the-scenes experience as a highlight.
“Our museum has an incredible permanent collection, meticulously organized and maintained,” Rutz shared. “This is a rare glimpse for young people into a world adults rarely see. They get to work closely with a curator and delve into the collection.”
Camp Schedule and Registration
The camp will run for five days, from August 19 to 23, between 10 am and 12 pm each day. Registration can be completed in person at the Marquette Regional History Center or via a call to (906) 226-3571.
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