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and More! Full Day programs 8:30-3:30. Precare and Extended Care available. PK-6th Grade. Hablamos Espanol /Nou Pale Kreyol. For information call 561-585-6623 or visit www. scalw.org.

Village of Palm Springs

Summer Camp for children ages 5 – 13 years old! The FUN begins Monday, 6/21 – Friday, 8/6. One-time registration fee of $25 which includes camp T-shirts, field trips, and all supplies used at camp. Camp hours are from 8:30am to 4:30pm. Before Care 7:30 am – 8:30 am and After Care 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm There will be a TIERED DISCOUNT PLAN for pre-paying for multiple weeks at the time of registration which begins April 12th. For more information, please contact the Parks & Recreation office at 964-8820.

YMCA of South Palm Beach County

REDISCOVER FUN at the Y! At the Y we understand the importance of the camp experience and recognize that children and families need it now more than ever! The safety of our campers and staff is our highest priority, and we are proud to provide a large variety of specialty camps in our Boynton and Boca Y locations for ages 3 up to teen! Y Campers stay active during the entire summer while participating in engaging activities, learning new skills, and discovering new friendships and experiences. YMCASPBC. ORG/SUMMERCAMP.

Summer Youth Arts Program - Lake Worth Campus

We’re offering Face2Face art classes in Lake Worth only!

What a year... Let’s have some fun, YOU DESERVE IT!

Classes run weekly starting June 28 - July 29, 2021 Monday - Thursday from 9am to 4pm ~ Cost is $225 per week. Classes include Enchanted Clay Creatures, Comic Book Design, Glass Fusion, Jewelry Design, Painting w/Watercolors & much more! Before & After Care will NOT be offered this summer Students & Visitors will be required to wear masks while on campus

5 Ways To Travel More Sustainably

The pent-up global demand for travel is undeniable. Travelers around the world are anxiously awaiting the opportunity to pack a suitcase, visit new places, reconnect with the people they love and create new memories. In fact, two out of three Americans plan on traveling following the pandemic, according to a Hilton Survey. Pre-pandemic, the environmental impacts of travel and over-tourism were taking a significant toll on beautiful destinations around the world. As travel rebounds, travelers, tourism businesses and accommodation providers have the opportunity to ensure their choices minimize their environmental footprint while maximizing positive local impact. For example, Hilton’s Travel with Purpose commitment demonstrates the company’s choice to double its social impact efforts and cut its environmental footprint in half by 2030. By investing in local communities through the Hilton Effect Foundation and taking critical steps to reduce the environmental impact of hotels and its supply chain, organizations like this are spearheading change. In addition to supporting organizations making a conscious effort to protect the environment, you can make a difference yourself when traveling. Consider these five easy steps when hitting the road, jumping on that next flight or exploring the unbeaten path:

1. Don’t forget your reusables

Many hotels, airports and destinations offer water stations to fill up your reusable water bottle. By taking advantage of these free resources instead of purchasing single use bottles, you’ll save money and help preserve the environment at the same time. Bringing a reusable bag, utensils and straw can also help you reduce single-use plastic waste from to-go food items.

2. Go mobile

From downloading your boarding pass, electronically checking in to your hotel room, or receiving a paperless hotel folio, a contactless experience is preferred by many people. The free-to-download Hilton Honors app provides the option for guests to book, seamlessly check in, select their room and access their room with a digital key, all by using their smartphone. Not only is

this technology easy to use but it also eliminates the need for a physical room key. Many hotels also offer contactless check out, enabling you to receive your electronic receipt and be on your way with zero waste involved.

3. Keep your eye out for recycling

Refrain from discarding waste in the first receptacle you see and check if there’s a recycling bin nearby. Often waste containers are split and offer several places for depositing items, so make sure trash goes into the appropriate slot and recycling or compost into its designated area. Every recycled item helps prevent waste from entering oceans and landfills.

4. Buy local and shop small

The best way to support - and get to know - a city or community is to contribute directly to the local economy. Experience local family-owned restaurants, shop at small businesses and hire local tour guides to learn about the community’s history and culture. If you’re not sure where to find the best local places, ask hotel staff who are typically locals themselves and can offer ample suggestions.

5. Opt for alternative wheels

You can take steps to reduce your carbon footprint from transportation, such as taking a direct flight or renting an electric vehicle. When you arrive, consider using alternative modes of transportation such as walking, cycling or public transportation to explore your destination. Guests of Canopy by Hilton can grab a complimentary bike to explore what hidden gems the city has to offer, or hotel staff can recommend local walking and running routes - providing a fun perspective for experiencing a new location.

Traveling is an important part of the human experience. As you dream about your future trips, you can satisfy your wanderlust without sacrificing the environment. These five simple Mother Nature-approved steps will help you travel more sustainably wherever you decide to explore next.

Source: BPT/Hilton

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Wear your toddlers out at Adrenaline

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Center with their KIDS RUSH Special. Children Ages 6 & Under can jump for $10 (Mon-Fri 10AM -1PM) All passes good until 1 PM. 2 & Under free with purchase. First Sundays of the month are Sensory Sunday & Kid’s Rush Extended are back! NO Music, no crowd, just Fun. 10-12 PM available to Sensory Sensitive (All Ages) and Toddler U7 only. A special time for special needs and working parents to have fun together at our discounted prices. Just $10 for 2 Hours. Check out www.jumpadrenaline.com/lakeworth for more information. Each Month on the Second Thursday at 3:00pm join

Schoolhouse Children’s Museum

and Learning Center for Artist of the Month where kids 3-7 years old will explore the work of a different master artist each month and create their own in the artist’s style! Due to small class sizes, reservations are preferred. Class is limited to no more than 10 family groups. Masks are required. FREE with paid admission. 129 E. Ocean Ave, Boynton Beach. 561-742-6780. www. schoolhousemuseum.org. Second Fridays of the each month join the South

Florida Science Center and Aquarium for Laster

Lights & Bites from 6-9 PM. Sing and dance along to favorite songs with plenty of room to socially distance during the outdoor Laser Concert Spectacular. Guests are encouraged to bring picnic blankets to set up on the lawn and can purchase food from the food truck scheduled to be on-site. Admission is $12 for adults, $10 for children, $10 for adult members, $8 for children members and free for children under 3.

Thursdays at 10: 30 AM ArtSEA

Kids Paint Class is back at Loggerhead Marinelife Center!

During this program, children will paint their own ceramic ocean friend to take home with them and then participate in a story time with an ocean conservation theme. This program is hosted outdoors, under the canopy on our back deck, so please come dressed for the weather! Painter (ages 3 – 8): $10/painter Cost: $10 Adults: FREE – to comply with social distancing, please limit attendance to one adult per painter. Pre-register online at www.marinlife.org. Moms need to have fun too! Gather up your best girl friends and head over to Picasso’s Ceative Workshop Ladies Night in their NEW Location. Every 3rd Friday of the month from 7-10 PM. The next one is March 19th.Come in with all of your girlfriends & enjoy 3 hours of food, painting, great music, and even a raffle during the night! You

don’t want to miss this event! It’s only a $10 cover charge (for dinner and dessert) plus the price of the pottery piece you want to paint! BYOB! RSVP Here - https://occ. sn/jrfwdwdy.

Sweet Corn Fiesta

is back for its 21st year! Sunday, April 25th from 11 AM - 5 PM head over to Yesteryear Village at the South Florida Fairgrounds for lots of family fun! Children’s games, green market, all-day ride wristbands, corn shucking contest, live music, and Food featuring the World’s Best Sweet Corn grown locally here in Western Palm Beach County! Admission is $10 for adults and Children 6-12 are $5, Children under 5 are FREE! Face Masks required. Learn more about the Sweet Corn Fiesta here (https:// www.facebook.com/SweetCornFiesta). We want you to enjoy this fun day, PB Parenting has a family four-

pack of tickets for you to enjoy the fun! Enter here! https://www.pbparenting.com/contests/

Start training now for the Live Like Jake 5k - Please join us on May 8th, 2021 for our 7th Annual 5K Run/Walk! It will be taking place at a new location this year... Riverbend Park in Jupiter, FL! Live race will be capped at 500 runners and CDC guidelines will be followed. Virtual Race is Unlimited. Register here - https://www.raceentry.com/ races/live-like-jake-5k-runwalk/2021/register

Sandoway Discovery Center - The Megalodon

Returns - Come take a picture with this life size Megalodon jaw. This massive shark has been extinct for 2.6 million years! The largest shark ever on record. See how your size stands against this behemoth! Sandoway Discovery Center is open Tues.Sat. from 10 AM - 4 PM. They are closed on Sunday, Monday and all major holidays. Save time and buy your tickets online. www.sandoway.org.

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