2018 YOUTHNORFOLKCOUNTYHERITAGE&CULTURE
PROGRAMS &
DAY CAMPS
HERITAGE & CULTURE 2018 YOUTH PROGRAM & DAY CAMP GUIDE 1
REGISTRATION
To be registered, we require full payment and completed paper work at least one
week prior to the scheduled date of the program. Spots cannot be reserved over the
telephone.
When registering, please ensure to bring:
• emergency contact(s) name and number
• proof of child’s age
• a list of any allergies, necessary medication, or any special accommodations.
Registration Fee: $27/day per child. Payments can be made by either cash, cheque
or debit. Cheques are to be made payable to: NORFOLK COUNTY
CANCELLATIONS
If there is not enough interest in a specific camp program, the program will be
cancelled and those who have registered will receive a full refund.
If a cancellation request is received two (2) weeks prior to the start of the program, a
full refund, less a $5 administration fee, will be issued.
BEFORE & AFTER CARE
Before and after care is available at some Heritage & Culture sites. The fee for this
additional service is $5/day/child. Please check individual sites for their before and
after care hours.
PLEASE NOTE:
As our sites are public facilities, we cannot provide an allergy-free environment.
Welcome to Norfolk County’s Cultural Map.
This interactive mapping tool will facilitate
your discovery of the many cultural and
heritage assets found in Norfolk County,
Ontario. Here you can find theatres,
cemeteries, heritage designated properties
(historical references and photographs),
cultural industries and occupations, art
galleries, museums, and much, much more.
Cultural mapping enables us to better
understand and share culture by creating
an identity profile for our community. Norfolk
County’s Cultural Map can be found on our
website at www.norfolkculture.ca. Enjoy!
ON THE COVER: Port Dover Museum camp participants enjoy a trip to the Canadian Coast
Guard - Port Dover Search and Rescue Station.
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HERITAGE & CULTURE MESSAGE
Welcome to the Norfolk County Heritage & Culture 2018 Youth Program & Day
Camp Guide. We are very proud of the vast array of quality
programs we offer for children and youth from JK to High School.
Our sites offer valuable youth volunteer and mentorship
opportunities. These programs are a meaningful way for area
young people to accumulate volunteer hours, build a resume
and gain valuable skills and knowledge. We are also eager
to accommodate high school students looking for engaging and
interesting co-op placements.
Our goal is to Inspire, Educate and Entertain and I think once you read through this
publication you’ll agree, we do just that.
Sincerely,
Melissa Collver
Manager, Heritage & Culture
Delhi Tobacco Museum & Port Dover Harbour Museum
Heritage Centre
44 Harbour Street, Port Dover N0A 1N0
200 Talbot Road, Delhi N4B 2A2 519-583-2660
519-582-0278 www.portdovermuseum.ca
www.delhimuseum.ca [email protected]
[email protected]
Waterford Heritage & Norfolk County Heritage &
Agricultural Museum Cultural Division
159 Nichol St. Waterford N0E 1Y0 185 Robinson St., Suite 200
519-443-4211 Simcoe N3Y 5L7
www.waterfordmuseum.ca 519-426-5870
[email protected]
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DELHI TOBACCO MUSEUM
& HERITAGE CENTRE
PA DAY CAMPS
Friday, April 13 & Friday, June 8
Programming Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Age: 6 to 10 years
Join us for a fun-filled day of creativity and educational activities, while enjoying
not only the Museum but the outdoors as well.
Pre-registration Required.
SUMMER PROGRAMS
MUSEUM MANIA
July & August – Tuesdays to Thursdays
Ages: 6 to 10 years
Programming Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 a.m.
Before & After Program: 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. & 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Experience a variety of fun summer activities based around varying theme days.
Be sure to register early as space is limited and often fill quickly.
Pre-registration Required. Registration Opens: Sunday May 27 @ 1 p.m.
MONSTER MADNESS OUTRAGEOUS
OLYMPICS
Tuesday, July 3
Thursday, July 5
Calling all ghouls, creatures, and
zombies! Join us today as we kick off Get the gold for Delhi today as we run,
the summer mingling with monsters, jump, bat, throw, kick, and bowl the day
creating creepy crafts, playing ghoulish away. Join the Olympic team for games,
games, and enjoying a dreadfully crafts, and enjoy a winning treat to keep
delicious dessert. our energy up!
CANDY KINGDOM KICK IT IN THE STICKS
Wednesday, July 4 Tuesday, July 10
Bring your sweet tooth and get ready Your adventurous side will come out
for a sugar rush! Candy crafts, sugary today as we tackle the outdoors and
treats, and scrumptious games are in explore Norfolk’s Nature. A potluck lunch
store for this decadent day. is how we will kick it in the sticks and
appreciate our wildlife!
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THE PLAYFORD PLAYERS HAVING FUN AT MUSEUM MANIA
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CHILDREN ON AN OUTING DURING MUSEUM MANIA
WWIECDKNEEDSDWAAYTER ANCHORS AWAY
Wednesday, July 11 Tuesday, July 17
Today is all about getting wet, cooling off Arrrr! Pirates have dropped their anchor
and having fun! Endless water balloons, and come abevent textaptain, walk the
sponge tosses, watery crafts and a cool plank, and search the seven seas for
treat are how we will slip n’ slide the day buried treasure!
away!
WWAILLDK SOINDETHE
TTHHURORSWDBAAYCK
Wednesday, July 18
Thursday, July 12
Join us for a walk on the wild side
Today we’re throwin’ it back in time to through the animal kingdom! We will
the 70s and 80s! Don’t forget your neon make some delicious puppy chow, make
outfits, tie dye, big hair, and best dance crafts, and take part in a special walk!
moves for the disco party of the decade!
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NIGHT AT THE
MUSEUM IV
Friday, July 20 @ 6 p.m. to
Saturday, July 21 @ 11 a.m.
Ages: 7 to 12 years
Join us for the sleepover of the summer! We
will make some awesome overnight crafts,
play games around the campfire, enjoy a
delicious pizza dinner and fall asleep
surrounded by friends of the Museum!
Pre-registration Required.
Registration Fee: $40/child
LIFE OF LUXURY HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY
Thursday, July 19 Wednesday, August 8
Living in luxury is what today is all about! Aloha! Today we escape to the tropics
Relax at the spa as you get your nails, and soak up the sun. Tropical treats,
hair, and makeup done and indulge in a beach themed crafts, and a Hawaiian
special spa-day delicacy! luau are all ready for the perfect holiday
to paradise!
FAIRYTALE FANTASY
ULTIMATE NINJA
Tuesday, August 7 WARRIOR
Once upon a time there was 20 Thursday, August 9
fairytale characters tasked with saving
the Museum! Join us for enchanted Hi-Yah! Today we begin our training to
crafts, mystical games, and magical become ultimate ninja warriors. We will
treats! Use your imagination and create some stealthy snacks, kickin’
everyone will live happily ever after! crafts, and sharpen our agility through
games and training camp.
CRAZY CUISINE
Tuesday, August 14
There will be no empty bellies today as
we visit Godfather’s Pizza to put our chef
skills to the test.
We will indulge
in plenty of
our delicious
favourites so
bring your
appetite.
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PAJAMARAMA
Wednesday, August 15
Wear your pajamas, grab your favourite
stuffed animal and get comfortable!
Comfy crafts, fun games, delicious
snacks and a movie are in store for this
dreamy day!
SLIP SLIDE AWAY
Thursday, August 16
Today is all about getting wet and cooling
off! A car wash and bake sale fundraiser
is just the beginning of the fun! Get ready
to slip and slide the day away!
MYSTERY MANIA
Tuesday, August 21
Get your magnifying glasses and
your thinking caps ready, you have a
mystery to solve! Keep your eyes peeled
for clues during the games, crafts and
even snacks to help us crack the case
bring this Museum to justice!
EXCEPTIONAL
EXPERIMENTS
Wednesday, August 22
Get your lab coat and goggles ready,
today is full of exceptional experiments,
scientific snacks, games and exciting
discoveries!
SUMMER FUN FAIR
Thursday, August 23
So long summer! Join us for this year-end
send-off to a great summer! A piñata,
face painting, snacks, games, and crafts
are just a few of the things included in
this fun fair!
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AUTUMN
PROGRAMS
Saturday, October 27
1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Dress up in your favourite
costume and join other creepy,
magical or comical characters
for an afternoon of games,
crafts and baking in celebration
of All Hallow’s Eve. Why not
bring a friend along for an after-
noon of spooktacular fun.
Ages: 6 to 10 years
Pre-registration Required
Registration Fee: $15/child
EXPERIMENTS IN THE KITCHEN
DURING CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING
AT THE MUSEUM
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Children between the ages of 6-10 are
welcome to climb aboard and join in the
fun at the Port Dover Harbour Museum!
CMAAMRCPH BREAK
Monday, March 12 to
Friday, March 16
Each day is a new adventure during
our March Break Camp! Themes will
include: Happy 40th Birthday Port Dover
Museum!; Pirates; A Wish to Fish; Boats
to Float; Sailing Through Time.
Camps take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Extended
hours are available from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Registration for
summer camp begins on May 1.
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SUMMER CAMPS
NEVERLAND!
Monday, July 2 to
Friday, July 6
We’re off to Neverland! Join us as
we solve mysteries and find treasure
throughout the week on our adventure to
the land of pirates and fairies.
HARBOURS AROUND
THE WORLD
Monday, July 16 to
Friday, July 20
Grab your passport as we travel to
harbours around the world. Explore
different cultures through crafts, and
activities.
LAKE SCIENCE!
Monday, July 30 to
Friday, August 3
Become scientists for a week! Discover
different types of science by investigating
the lake’s biodiversity through science
experiments, building challenges, and
more!
SET YOUR SAILS FOR PDHM’S CAMPS! COAST TO COAST
Monday, August 13 to
Friday, August 17
Explore Canada’s rich nautical history
by travelling coast to coast. Learn about
all the provinces and territories through
activities and crafts.
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WATERFORD HERITAGE &
AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
WHAM aims to inspire, educate and challenge participants in our youth programs
through fun and creative hands-on learning opportunities. Our dedicated and support-
ive staff and volunteers integrate outdoor play, indoor games, crafts, experiments and
community involvement into the daily activities.
PA DAY CAMPS
Monday, January 22; Friday,
April 13; Friday, June 8
Join us at WHAM for a fun-filled day of
educational activities, creative projects
and outdoor adventures.
Camps run from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
Please note that extended care is not
available for PA Days.
Pre-registration is required.
MARCH BREAK CAMP
Monday, March 12 to
Friday, March 16
Experience a fun-filled March Break at
WHAM with a week of arts, crafts, drama
games, experiments and more. Campers will
participate in a variety of hands-on learning
opportunities – including helping to plant WHAM’s magical beans in our vegetable
garden! Camps run from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Extended care is available from
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pre-registration is required.
SUMMER CAMP
WHAM’s famous summer camp programs are organized
into theme weeks incorporating a variety of topics,
guests and field trips. You can register for a day
or an entire week!
Registration starts Tuesday, May 15.
Camp runs from Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m. Extended care is available from
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.*Please note that extra fees
may be requested for trip days to cover admission
costs (if applicable).
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CREATIVE KIDS SENSATIONAL STEM
Tuesday, July 3 to Monday, July 16 to
Friday, July 6 Friday, July 20
Unleash your creativity! WHAM Summer Eureka! It’s Sensational STEM week at
Camp begins by tapping into our WHAM and that means the kids will be
campers’ artistic side. We will dive into mixing up a bit of mad science, embracing
the world of art through sketching, their inner inventors, engineering tall
WHAM CAMPERS VISITING MEADOW LYNN DAIRY FARM
sculpting, and painting, stage our own towers and magnificent marble runs, and
original play, create delicious kitchen con- trying their hand at a little Museum CSI.
coctions, and (hopefully!) hit all the right
notes with our DIY musical instruments. TEAMS & TRIUMPH
OUTDOOR QUESTS Monday, July 23 to
Friday, July 27
Monday, July 9 to
Friday, July 13 This week is all about teamwork.Campers
will participant in crazy competitions from
Put on your sunscreen and join us for our Wacky Olympics to life-sized board
some outdoor exploration. This week, we games and classic Minute to Win It
will learn survival techniques and how to challenges. They’ll also learn some
use a compass. Campers will take nature multicultural games and heat up
hikes, work in the garden, and spend lots the kitchen with WHAM’s Great Cookie
of time outside. Don’t forget your bathing Bake Off!
suit and towel for water games and our
awesome homemade slip ‘n slide!
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WHEN I GROW UP…
Monday, July 30 to
Friday, August 3
Whether you want to be an astronaut
or a runway model or something in
between, life is full of possibilities! This
week WHAM campers will hear from
special guest speakers, take a field trip
to the fire station, make their own ice
cream from scratch, and so much more
as they explore some of the cool jobs
they can do when they grow up.
TWISTED TALES
Tuesday, August 7 to
Friday, August 10
From Neverland to Hogwarts and Oz to
Wonderland, books have given us some
of the most fantastic worlds to escape to.
During Twisted Tales Week, our campers
will jump feet first into fiction and play
games, create crafts, and take part in
activities inspired by our favourite
childhood stories.
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM
Friday, August 24 to Saturday, August 25
Who’s afraid of the dark? Not us!
Spend the entire night at WHAM during our hugely popular Night at the
Museum – it’s the perfect way to end your summer holiday! Participants
spend the evening under the stars with campfire adventures and glow-in-
the-dark games, stories, and S’mores. Outdoor activities are followed by
popcorn and a movie on WHAM’s indoor big screen. A light breakfast is
served Saturday morning prior to pickup.
Night at the Museum starts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, August 24 with
pickup at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 25. Cost is $35 per child.
Full details, including what campers need to bring, are available
by contacting the museum or visiting our website.
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MYTHS & MONSTERS
Monday, August 13 to
Friday, August 17
What do swashbuckling pirates, little
green men, Medusa, and Knights of the
Round Table all have in common? WHAM
Camp, of course! This week, campers
will explore history’s most famous myths
and then have a chance to come up with
some fearsome monsters of their own.
HHOOLOLRYAWY OFOODR
Monday, August 20 to
Thursday, August 23
This week’s camp activities are inspired
by Hollywood’s best animated
movies. Campers will find Dory in a
museum scavenger hunt, make Angry
Birds catapults, adopt a Secret Life of
Pets Rock, and even learn to draw like
the professionals. Who knows? We
may just discover Hollywood’s next big
blockbuster!
YOUTH VOLUNTEER AND MENTORSHIP
PROGRAM
Saturday, June 16
10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
WHAM’s youth volunteers are vital to the success of our camps. We believe that each
volunteer can offer something unique to our programs, whether you have a special
talent or interest or just enjoy working with kids.
The Youth Volunteer and Mentorship Program is offered to youth ages 13 and
older. Volunteering is a great way to begin to build a resume, earn school volunteer
hours, make new friends, and develop leadership skills.
Before they can begin to volunteer, all youths are required to attend an orientation
day at WHAM. This short session includes an introduction to the museum, Health &
Safety and AODA training, a fun museum challenge, and a pizza lunch. After suc-
cessful completion of the museum orientation, youth volunteers will have the op-
portunity to participate in programming, help plan and implement camp events and
activities, and take part in off-site trips.
Application forms are available at WHAM and on the museum website.
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VOLUNTEER: GRACE SLICK VOLUNTEER: GRACE SLICK
VOLUNTEER DRIVE
In celebration of National Volunteer Month, Norfolk County Heritage & Culture
cordially invites you to our very first VOLUNTEER DRIVE
on Saturday, April 7, 2018.
This will be a fun, interactive and FREE bus tour through the County.
Volunteers are an essential and valuable resource to our organization. We have
a wide range of opportunities available, everything from gardening to working
with our collections. We want to match your needs and interests to ours and
ensure that your volunteer experience is rewarding!
Stops at our sites will allow you to experience firsthand the work we do in our
communities. If you are interested in learning more about us or becoming a
member of our volunteer team then jump on board our VOLUNTEER DRIVE.
Lunch will be provided.
Watch for more details.
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