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Explore a Universe of Stories at Rowan Public Library Branches • Headquarters, 201 W Fisher St., 704-216-8228 • East, 110 Broad St., Rockwell, 704-216-7838 • South, 920 Kimball Road, China Grove, 704-216-7727 SALISBURY – This year’s Summer Reading theme is “Universe of Stories,” and Rowan Public Library has a multitude of program offerings for patrons of all ages to explore. Summer Reading programs include children’s storytimes, teen activities, adult programs and a Summer Reading Film Series. Though registration for Summer Reading is encouraged, programs are open to the public. Some age restrictions may apply. R P L’ s S u m m e r R e a d i n g programming is designed to help students and learners of all ages. “It’s always important to us here at Rowan Public Library that our programs are both entertaining and educational,” said Hope Loman, RPL Youth Services supervisor. “We’re hosting performers and putting on our own programs that show not only how important reading is in our lives, but also how much fun it can be.” Summer Reading participants are organized by age bracket: children, teens and adults. Each participant tracks his or her reading hours, which qualifies them to win prizes within the age bracket, using READsquared, an online readers advisory and reading program tool that tracks reading and activities. It is compatible with all mobile devices and gives participants easy and quick access to log and track their reading. RPL staff are trained in the use of READsquared, and staff at any branch can assist participants. Summer Reading registration
opens for all ages on May 18, and participants can register online via READsquared or at any RPL branch: Headquarters, East Branch or South Rowan Regional. Special kick-off events are planned for May 18, too. The “East Branch Summer Reading Kick-Off” will be held at the branch from 10:30 a.m. to noon. “Blast Off with Summer Reading 2019!” will be held at headquarters from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. On Saturday, June 1, from 5 to 8 p.m., South Rowan Regional will have a special booth promoting summer reading during the China Grove Community Block Party. Read on for a preview of “Universe of Stories” programs, organized by age. All Summer Reading programs are free and open to the public. Contact your nearest RPL branch for more information. Summer Reading for children is coordinated by Hope Loman (Headquarters), Tammie Foster (East Branch), and Stephanie Reister (South Regional) and is
designed to include children from birth to rising fifth graders. Children who haven’t yet learned to read can still participate with their parents’ help, and several of the activities are designed for non-readers. Children’s reading hours may be tracked June 10 through Aug. 5. Prizes are awarded when children complete various activities on their summer reading activity logs or read a certain amount of time, which can be done on paper logs or online with READ-squared. Children who earn 20 points will receive a special certificate and be entered into the Super Reader Raffle, which will be held Aug. 9. Weekly children’s programs begin June 10 and, depending on the target age group, run four or seven weeks. These programs, designed for babies, toddler, and preschoolers, are highly interactive programs run by RPL children’s staff. Baby Time (0-23 months) This RPL-staffed, 30-minute program is for children 0-23 months old and their adult caregivers. Program runs four weeks, June 11 through July 6. H e a d q u a r t e r s (S a l i s b u r y), Wednesdays, 10 a.m. East (Rockwell), Mondays, 10 a.m. South (China Grove), Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. Toddler Time (18-35 months) This RPL-staffed, 30-minute program is for children 18-35 months and their adult caregivers. Program runs four weeks, June 11 through July 6.
H e a d q u a r t e r s (S a l i s b u r y), June 11-1 3, Rowan Salisbury Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. School’s Horizons Unlimited will East (Rockwell), Tuesdays, 10:30 lead hands-on science experiments. a.m. S o u t h (C h i n a G rove), June 18-20, Didgeridoo Down Wednesdays,10:30 a.m. Under’s high-energy, Australiathemed show combines music, Preschoolers (3-5 years) culture, puppetry, storytelling and These RPL-staffed, 30-45 minute more. This show includes space program is for children 3 to 5 years posters, intergalactic storytelling, old and their adult caregivers. and other “celestial” surprises. Program runs seven weeks, June 11 through July 27. June 25-27, The Piedmont Players once again bring the theatre to the H e a d q u a r t e r s (S a l i s b u r y), library. Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. East (Rockwell), Thursdays, 10:30 J u l y 2- 5 , Ro & Mo Stories, a.m. featuring Mr. Robert and Mary Ann, South (China Grove), Mondays, return to perform live-action stories. 10:30 a.m. July 9-11, the Science Tellers School Age (rising first-through combine exciting experiments and fifth-graders) dynamic Th e scho ol-a ge d children’s programs feature professional July 16-19, Alina Celeste, a family performers and are designed for musician and teaching artist, leads a Kindergarteners through rising musical program. fifth graders, though all ages are welcome. To enter the weekly prize July 23-25, Lee Street theatre drawing, submit completed “Reader returns with inventive and exciting Book Reviews” before the program storytelling. begins. A responsible caretaker (age 16+) must accompany children 8 and Cleveland Town Hall, located under. Programs last approximately at 302 E. Main St. in Cleveland, one hour. will again host programs for the entire family. Patrons attending the H e a d q u a r t e r s (S a l i s b u r y), Cleveland site events can record Thursdays, 2 p.m. their reading points then, too. For *July 4 performance moved to details, contact the Children’s Friday, July 5 Department at RPL Headquarters *July 18 performance moved to at 704-216-8234. Friday, July 19 RPL also offers special Summer East (Rockwell), Wednesdays, 2 Reading programs for camps and p.m. daycares, though by reservation South (China Grove), Tuesdays, 2 only. Call 704-216-8258 for more p.m. information. Cleveland Town Hall (Cleveland), Thursdays, 10 a.m. Summer Reading for Teens *July 18 performance moved to is coordinated by Hope Loman Friday, July 19
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SALISBURY POST ANIMAL ENCOUNTER NATURE PROGRAM AT THE CAMPGROUND Dates: June 1, July 6 and August 3; Time: 6:00 pm Meet at the campground shelter. Program is for registered campers only.
OUTDOOR SKILLS CAMP Date: June 24 - 28; Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Ages 10 - 14 Survive the Rowan Wild in this action packed summer camp. Learn basic outdoor and survival skills, then put your knowledge to the test in an overnight campout (s’mores included). Every Saturday & Sunday Registration begins March 1, Minimum of 5 campers – Maximum of 8 campers. Pre-registration required. BEAR ENRICHMENT Registration accepted only with full payment. LimLocation: Rowan Wildlife Adventures (weather ited space. $75.00 Payment by cash, check or credit permitting) card. Bring your own lunch. Snacks and beverages Time: 2:00 pm provided. Brooke Wilson 704-216-7834 MEET THE ANIMAL Location: Nature Center or Rowan Wildlife Adventures Brooke.Wilson@rowancountync.gov (weather permitting) Time: 3:00 pm
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“SCHOOLS OUT” FISHING TOURNAMENT Date: June 10th – 14th Ages: 5 - 18 Register at the concession stand. Prize goes to the student that catches the largest fish. It will be a whopping good time. 6800 Bringle Ferry Road Salisbury, NC 28146 704-216-7800 1-866-767-2757 Sloan Park 550 Sloan Road Mt. Ulla, NC 704-637-7776 Ellis Park 3541 Old Mocksville Rd. Salisbury, NC 704-216-7783
THE HERP PROJECT CAMP Date: June 17 - 20; Time 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Ages 12 - 18 Lizards, turtles, and snakes OH MY! This camp follows the curriculum for THE HERP Project and strives to ignite a passion in its participants for NC reptiles and amphibians. The Herp Project Camp is field research based, focusing on the science of collecting analyzing, and documenting native species. Minimum of 6. $50.00 Payment by cash, check or credit card. Bring your own lunch, snacks and beverages provided. Brooke Wilson 704-216-7834 Brooke.Wilson@rowancountync.gov
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ANIMAL KEEPER CAMP Date: July 8 - 12; Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Ages 10 - 14 Learn the basics of being an animal keeper. Perfect for kids who are all about animals. Registration begins March 1. Maximum of 10 campers. Pre-registration required. Registration accepted only with full payment. Limited space. $50.00 Payment by cash, check or credit card. Bring your own lunch. Snacks and beverages provided. Brooke Wilson 704-216-7834 Brooke.Wilson@rowancountync.gov WILD CHILD ANIMAL ADVENTURE SUMMER CAMP Date: July 22 - 26 Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Ages 7-9 Have fun studying the wild side of nature. Nature Camp will be offered two different weeks for this age group. Participants may sign up for one of the two, but not for both. Registration begins March 1. Maximum of 15 campers. Pre-registration required. Registration accepted only with full payment. Limited space. $50.00 Payment by cash, check or credit card. Bring your own lunch. Snacks and beverages provided. Brooke Wilson 704-216-7834 Brooke.Wilson@rowancountync.gov
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20th China Grove 5K Main Street Challenge June 7 • 8:15 p.m. USATF certified 3.1 mile race. 333 N. Main Street China Grove, • 8:15 p.m. : Age 5 and under, Tot Trot (200 Meters) • 8:30 p.m. : Age 12 and under, Fun Run (1/2 Mile) • 9 p.m. 5K Run/Walk
Haulers on Union Parade www.goldhillnc.com or & Fan Fest www.historicgoldhill.com May 16 • 8 p.m. Gold Rush Days Art & More than 30 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Crafts Festival May 11 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m. car haulers make their way down Union Street. Live Gold Hill Bike Ride music, kids’ activities, food, May 25 • 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. giveaways, race cars on . display. www.600Festival. Kick-off to Summer com June 15 • 10 a.m.-5 p.m. CruisIN the Grove GreenLife Family Farms 2-6 p.m. • June 15 and Aug. Grand Opening Village Ghost Walk 17 July 27 • 7-9 p.m May 18 • 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Open to anything with a . All proceeds go to motor. On Main Street. See Purple Heart Homes. 281 Summer Family Fun Night Facebook Aug. 24 – 5-9 p.m. Odell School Road, www. greenlifefamilyfarms.com The Arc of Rowan Summer Bluegrass in the Village Day Camp 7 p.m. ever y Friday at July 1-23 Montgomery General Store Secure, positive environment meet s the www.townofeastspencer. physical, social, emotional org and educational needs of children ages 5-21 with with Precinct 18 Community www.granitequarrync.gov/ developmental disabilities. Festival /Fundraiser A Day in the Garden South Rowan High School, June 29 • 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m. May 4 • 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 1655 Patterson Road. See Vendors, entertainment, Free event at Granite Lake thearcofrowan.org/summer- speakers. 110 South Long St., Park, 500 N Salisbury Ave. day or 704-637-1521. 704-244-1292 (US 52) cs.simpleviewinc. com www.faithnc.com
38th annual China Grove Farmers Day July 20 • 9 a.m. -9:30 p.m. Starts with opening c e r e m o n y, e n d s w i t h fireworks. More than 100 booths line Main Street plus clowns, magicians, bubbles, children’s rides and games, “Little Mr. and Miss Farmer” contests, live music, dancers and gymnastics. 704-8572466
www.concorddowntown. com Spring into Arts Festival May 11 • 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fa m i l y -f r i e n d l y e v e n t
Faith 4th of July June 28-July 4 Weeklong festival with food, rides and entertainment. 5 pm Sunday: community chorus Patriotic Program at the Baptist church. 5:30 in the park, Gospel groups perform until 10 p.m. Faith American Legion Park, Gant St. www.faith4th.com/ Sign up for the Faith Idol competition Three categories —12 and under; 13-18 and 19 and above. Cash prizes. Accepting contestants at 704-279-
Street Fair May 11 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m. At Main and Broad Streets.
l www.rockwellnc.gov Camp GOTR June 24-28 • 8 a.m.-noon Combines the best of Girls on the Run with all the fun of camp. Faith Elementary School, 1000 School St., 70 4 -28 0 - 6203 , w w w. gotrgreaterpiedmont.org
Sensory Awareness Day May 19 • 9 a.m.-noon Autism Friendly event. Trained museum educators a n d vo l u n te e r s w i l l b e available. Quiet/Calm down spaces available.
Aug. 17 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Tomato enter tainment, tomato eating contests, tomatoes and other food, fun, craft vendors, family fun. Unity Presbyterian Church, 885 Woodleaf Barber Road, www.facebook.com
www.salisburync.gov Salisbury Rowan Farmers’ Market Saturdays • 8 a.m.-noon 520 S. Main St., salisburyfarmersmarket. com
Pops at the Post June 1 The Salisbury Symphony performs in the museum’s N arrate d trolley ride Back Shop. through historic downtown Salisbury All MOPAR Show Saturdays • 11 a.m. 113th Annual Nazareth June 8 • 9 a.m . Begins at Rowan County Fun Fest Sponsored by Carolina Visitors Center, 204 E Innes. June 1 • 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Region Plymouth Car Club. Ticket info at 704-638-3100. Food, music, arts and crafts. Awards at noon. . www.visitsalisburync.com Inaugural charity cornhole to u r n a m e n t . P l u s 2 3 rd Next Generation Vic to ria n H all H o us e annual Fun Fest Benefit Car Railroader’s Boot Camp tours Show with prizes. Nazareth June 11-15 Saturdays-Sundays • 1-4 Child & Family Connection, For age 16-20. Dress to get p.m. 725 Crescent Road, www. dirty and join other young Dr. Josephus Hall House, nazcfc.org/ people in this intensive, week- 226 S. Jackson St, 704-636long preview of what it’s like 0103, ticket info at www. to work in railroading or rail historicsalisbury.org preservation. Free Comic Book Day at N.C. Transportation 5th Annual Fire Truck Comic Monstore Museum, 1 Samuel Spencer Festival May 4 • 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Blvd., 704- 636-2889 June 22 813 Jake Alexander Blvd. See page 9D nctrans.org Largest annual gathering of S. 704-636-0049, w w w. C a r o l i n a C l a s s i c fire trucks for display in the facebook.com state of North Carolina. Motorcycle Show May 4 www.mocksvillenc.org Celebrity Car & Truck Sponsored by the Triad Show Classic Motorcycle Club of Concerts on the Square July 27 7-10 p.m. Downtown near the Piedmont. Replicas of favorite cars Restaurant 101. that were stars in movies and Lester J. Brown Memorial • July 13 Brad Ratledge & film on display. ATHS Truck Show The Happy Ones May 18 • July 27: Tess & the Black Brew & Choo Craft Beer 2019 Cheerwine Festival Sponsored by Piedmont and Blues Band Festival May 18 • All day Carolina Chapter of • Aug. 24: 60 Watt Combo Aug. 10 Celebrating Salisbury’s own the ATHS. Info: bruce@ • Sept. 28: Poundcake C r a f t b e e r b rewe r i e s , Cheerwine. Live music, craft bruceessicktrucksales.com special brews, food trucks, vendors, food, shopping. National Train Day, Train family fun games in the Back Multi-platinum band Smash Shop. Mouth headline s. w w w. Show www.mooresvillenc.org downtownsalisburync.com/ May 18 or Facebook: 3rd Annual Lakefront Hops Fest Special train rides, tours Cheerwine Festival April 27 • 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and children’s activities. Now www.racecityusa.org held in the museum’s Back localtown.us/woodleaf-nc Shop. Woodleaf Tomato Festival See Summer fun, 4D Annual Race City Festival
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Summer fun Continued from 3D 14th annual Pops at the Post June 1 • Dusk This year’s location is the NC Transportation museum i n S p e n c e r. S e e w w w . popsatthepost.org
advanced students on violin, viola, cello and bass. Held at First UMC.Info at salisburysymphony. o r g o r e m a il e d u c a ti o n @ salisburysymphony.org
Second annual Rowan Arts & Ag Farm Tour Salisbury High School STEM June 1-2 Summer Camp Artisans and musicians at Held for three weeks in July; each of the 14 farms located students can attend either one around the county. alalbert@ or two weeks. ncsu.edu • Of fers advanced study i n S c i e n c e , Te c h n o l o g y, Baseball Camp Engineering and Math for rising June 10-12 • 9 a.m.-noon sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth Pitching, hitting, fielding and grade students who reside in base running. Bring your own Rowan County gear. Salisbury High School, 500 • E m p h a s ize s s c i e n ti f i c Lincolnton Road, 704-636-1221, e x p e r i m e n t a t i o n a n d www.salisburync.gov/play math ematic al applic ation that are both age-and-subject WEE Summer Program appropriate June 10-14, June 17-21, June • Cost is $35/week 24-28, July 1-5, July 8-12, July • Held at Salisbur y High 15-19 • 8 a.m.-5 p.m School, 500 Lincolnton Road. Safe, fun, affordable, and • Contact Barbara Peach at active environment. 1915 W. peachbj@rss.k12.nc.us Innes St., 704-603-6156 ext 1001 or 1014. J.F. Hurley Family YMCA: Camp Wallace Woofstock June -August June 15 • 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Traditional day camp for rising Benefits the Dog Park & City of first- through eighth-graders. Salisbury Emergency response Weekly rate: $105 Y members/ for pets and working K-9 officers $150 others. Breakfast and of oxygen masks and supplies. lunch provided. Financial DogPaws Dog Park, 315 Martin assistance available; contact Luther King Jr. Ave. dogpawsnc. 704-636-0111 or alambert@ webs.com rowanymca.org Held at J.F. Hurley Family Aviation Summer Camp YMCA, 828 W. Jake Alexander Exploring New Dimensions Blvd. June 17 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. A ges 1 3-18. Learn about 22nd 5k for the Greenway a i r p l a n e s i n a n a v i a t i o n and Half-Mile Fun Run environment. Hands on July 13 • 8 a.m. a c ti v i ti e s a n d f re e f l i g h t 3 . 1 m i l e c o u r s e fo l l ow s provided by Young Eagles pilots. a por tion of the Salisbur y Mid-Carolinas Regional Airport, Greenway. Knox Middle School, 3670 Airport Loop Road, 336- 1625 W. Park Road, 704-638752-2574 EAA1083.com 5289, www.salisburync.gov/ Gallery Gallop June 21, 5-9 p.m. Live artist demonstrations in front of par ticipating d ow n tow n s h o p s . w w w. downtownsalisburync.com/ S a l i s b u r y S y m p h o n y ’s Summer String Camp June 17-21 Fo r b e gin nin g th ro ugh
SALISBURY POST attend. Food and drink available for sale. Shrine Club at High Rock Lake, 6480 Long Ferry Road. Rowan County Sheriff’s Office G.R.E.A.T. Camp Two June sessions Full week of fun, enrichment sessions, games, trips with lunch provided. Enrichment sessions include Gang Resistance Education And Training (G.R.E.A.T.) instruction from Rowan County Sheriff’s Office and guest instructors. Free. A fun, safe environment to in cre ase yo ur cultur al awareness, social skills, peer interaction and learn to be a responsible and successful young person. Limited number of openings for two sessions: 1. Session one: June 10-14, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (First Baptist Church, Salisbury) 2. Session two: June 17-21, 9 a.m. -3 p.m. (First Baptist Church, Salisbury) A p p l y a t h t t p s : // w w w. rowancountync.gov/1308/ GREAT-Summer-Camp Mail completed application to: 232 N. Main St. Rowan County Sheriff’s Office (Dep. Walker). Applications deadline May 24. If you are accepted, you will receive a verification letter with details and attendance information. Music and Art Camp July 29-Aug. 2 • 9 a.m.-noon All Things Bright and Beautiful: singing, ringing, movement for rising K- fifth graders. St. John’s Lutheran, 200 W. Innes St., stjohns-salisbury.org Catawba College National Environmental Summit July 9-13 • 8 a.m.-10 p.m. High school students age 1417. Center for the Environment at Catawba College, 2300 W. Innes St., 704-637-4791 www. centerfortheenvironment.org
Catawba College Youth Theology Institute ‘DISCOVER’ July 7 Junior and high schoolers engage with faith and theology play in a camp-like setting. High 6th Annual Dragon Boat school: July 7-12 or 14-19, junior Festival high: 21-26. Black Lake Retreat July 27 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Center, 4709 New Hope Church 30 teams compete. Free to Road, Asheboro, www.catawba.
PPT summer theater camps
How the Grinch stole Christmas.
704-633-5471 piedmontplayers.com Camps held at the Meroney Theater, 213 S, Main St. June 17-21 Acting Up (Pre-K – second grade) Students learn to express themselves while we play games, do puzzles, and learn basic acting and design skills. Aladdin Musical (elementary) Aladdin, the Princess, the Lamp and the Genie. Exploring musical fantasy. Creature Feature (middle/high sSchool) Using special effects makeup, hats, wigs, props to create a memorable stage performance.
July 22-26 Te c h n o l o g y a n d Costume (middle/high school) Work backstage and at the costume shop to learn what it takes to popular camps ever. bring a live production Learn the dance steps to stage. and songs of some of the most popular July 15-August 2 shows in Broadway From the Page to history. Stage (elementary) Become characters July 8-12 from your favorite To Be Announced books. Songs, dances, (elementar y) Glow and scenes from MatilShow (elementary) da, Junie B. Jones, The Create a black light Wizard of Oz, Seussishow using black lights cal, Harry Potter and and day glow colors. more. Great choice for kids who like both art and theater.
July 15-19 & July 22-26 Commedia Creation (middle/high school) Learn about ComJune 24-28 media del Arte from The Little Prince (el- the Italian Renaisementary) sance and create your M a g i c a l f a b l e very own production. where a pilot is forced Design original masks to land in the desert, to keep. where he is befriended by a little prince from Christmas in July the planet Asteroid (middle/high school) B-612. Perform songs, dances and scenes Br o a d w ay Bo o t- from favorite Christcamp (middle/high mas musicals like A school) Christmas Carol, Elf, One of the most White Christmas and
PPT summer productions
PPT Youth present ‘Annie’ July 11-14, July 1820, 7:30 p.m. Some of the greatest musical theatre h its ever w r it ten. Norvell Theater, 135 E Fisher St. PPT presents ‘The Wiz’ July 25-28, July 31Aug. 3, 7:30 p.m. Dazzling mix of rock, gospel and soul music. Meroney Theater, 213 S. Main St.
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Piedmont Players Theatre’s SUMMER CAMPS 2019 For more information visit www.piedmontplayers.com or call 704-633-5471 June 17-21 Acting Up (Pre-K – 2nd Grade)
Young Students will learn to express themselves while we play games, do puzzles, and learn basic acting and design skills.
Aladdin Musical (Elementary)
Aladdin, the Princess, the Lamp, and the Genie. Hop on your magic carpet and join us as we explore this musical fantasy.
Creature Feature (Middle/High School)
Learn to use special effects make-up, hats, wigs, or props to create a memorable stage performance featuring the character you create.
June 24-28 The Little Prince (Elementary)
Explore this magical fable where a pilot is forced to land in the barren Sahara Desert, where he is befriended by a little prince from the planet Asteroid B-612.
July 15-19 & July 22-26 Commedia Creation (Middle/High School)
Actors will learn about Commedia del Arte from the Italian Renaissance and become the creators of their very own production. They will also design original masks they can keep.
Christmas in July (Middle/High School)
Keep cool in the heat of summer by performing songs, dances, and scenes from favorite Christmas musicals like “A Christmas Carol”, “Elf”, “White Christmas”, and “How the Grinch stole Christmas.”
July 22-26 Technology and Costume (Middle/High School)
Campers will work backstage and at the costume shop and learn what it takes to bring a live production to stage.
Broadway Bootcamp (Middle/High School)
One of the most popular camps ever is back. Learn the dance steps and songs of some of the most popular shows in Broadway history.
July 8-12 Improv Camp (High School) Glow Show (Elementary)
July 29-August 2 From the Page to Stage (Elementary)
Spend a week becoming characters from your favorite books! Songs, dances, and scenes from Matilda, Junie B. Jones, The Wizard of Oz, Seussical, Harry Potter, and more.
Have fun and create a black light show using black lights, day glow colors, and your imagination! This camp is a great choice for kids who like both Art and Theatre.
Meroney Theater July 25-27 & 31, August 1-3 at 7:30 Matinee July 28 at 2:30
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The Arc of Rowan Summer Day Program has been in existence in 1984. The program provides a secure, positive environment that meets the physical, social, emotional and educational needs of children ages 5-21 with intellectual and other related developmental disabilities. For a child that is 5 years of age, they will have had to completed kindergarten and have an IEP. The Arc of Rowan Summer Day Program operates Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.3:30 p.m. This year the program runs July 1-23, in two locations — North Rowan Middle School and South Rowan High School. The program offers training in self-help skills, academics, personal and social skills, sensory development, communication skills and gross/fine motor skills. Daily activities include a variety of educational and social experiences for children according to their needs established in their Individual Education Plan (IEP). These activities include indoor and outdoor activities and weekly field trips. Having this program allows children to maintain and practice academic skills from their Individual Education Plan that would not be taught during the
summer. The goal for this program is to provide an educational, safe and fun opportunity during the summer. The progress that each child makes during the summer is very rewarding - a child being able to complete a math problem on their own, learning to tie their shoes, learning to read new words, writing the words and or sentences down, learning to socialize with other peers appropriately, transitioning from one thing to another, are examples. This program also provides fun opportunities that some of the children would not experience. T he A rc of Rowa n Summer Day P rogram is licensed and approved according to standards established by the North Carolina Child Day Care Licensing Division and the Division of Mental Health/ Mental Retardation/Substance Abuse Services. The program is reviewed and evaluated annually. Staff is required to take part in various trainings example include but not limited to: First Aid/CPR and Basic
School Aged Curriculum Training. All staff members have to take part in finger printing, criminal background checks, and federal registry as required by the state. Every year when school starts back, it is nice to hear teachers in The Rowan Salisbury Schools tell us they can tell which children in their class attended our program. These children have maintained the skills learned over the past school year and do not have as much trouble transitioning back into the school environment. The Arc of Rowan partners with Rowan Salisbury Schools, which provides our agency with two locations, meals during the program, transportation and an assistant during the program. The Arc of Rowan is a Rowan County United Way agency. The program is also supported by grants, parent fees, local civic groups and donations. To find out more, contact the Arc of Rowan office at 704-637-1521 or www. thearcofrowan.org
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Our full collection of exhibits will be available. For an additional fee, enjoy a train ride and turntable ride. You can also enjoy motor car rides, provided by Red Springs & Northern Railroad, included with your ticket.
JUNE 22, 2019 9am-3pm
JUNE 1st Pops at the Post
NORTH CAROLINA’S LARGEST DISPLAY OF FIRE TRUCKS!
Vintage & Modern Fire Trucks Fire Truck Parade Smoke House Equipment Demos Children’s Activities Piedmont Firefighters Pipes & Drums Charlotte 1866 Neptune Hand Pumper Bounce Houses
The Salisbury Symphony performs in the museum’s Back Shop - FREE
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 18: Antique Truck Historical Society Truck Show/Membership Day
June 1: Pops at the Post (Pops at the Tracks)
July 27: Celebrity Car/Truck Show
May 18-19: Spencer Shops Train Show
June 8: All MOPAR Show
May 19: Autism Friendly Day
June 22: Fire Truck Festival
August 8: Brew & Choo Craft Beer Festival featuring Darrell Harwood
NEW THIS YEAR Fire Truck Flea Market!
N.C. Transportation Museum
August 3: All Ford Show
1 Samuel Spencer Drive, Spencer, NC 704-636-2889 nctrans.org
Saturday, July 20 9am-10pm LIVE Farmer’s MUSIC
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Kannapolis summer events
Stories Under the Stars, Kannapolis Library, 7 p.m. May 18: Fish Magish June 22: Donna Washwww.kannapolisnc.gov ington May 2-5: Jiggy with the Ju ly 1 3 : P r ofe s s o r Piggy Whizzpop Aug. 17: Steve Langley: May 18: Rhythm & Run Soap Bubble Circus Thursdays on Main –VetMay 11: Cruise-In, Down- erans Park, 6-9 p.m. town Kannapolis May 9: The Tonez June 13: Blackwater
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Rhythm and Blues July 11: Band of Oz Aug. 8: The Embers Movies in the Park, Village Park, 8:45 p.m. May 24: Incredibles 2 June 7: Sandlot June 21: Jumanji July 12: Secret Life of Pets July 26: Hotel Transylvania 3 Aug. 2: Bumblebee Concerts in the Park, Village Park, 7 p.m. June 1: Sawyer Brown, fireworks to follow concert June 15: Too Much Sylvia June 29: Charlotte Symphony, fireworks to follow concert
July 6: Heart Breaker (Heart Tribute Band) & On The Border (Eagles Tribute Band) July 20: Too Morris Day Aug. 10: Rick Springfield and Sugar Creek, fireworks to follow concert Children’s Theatre, Veterans Park June 20: Beauty and the Beast, 10 a.m. July 11: Wizard of Oz, 1 p.m. Jazz Series, Veterans Park, 1-3 p.m. May 5: Brian Burton Trio May 12: Toni Tupponce Trio
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Brewery, located at 421 N. Lee St. in Salisbury; the theme is “Strange Encounters.” Aug. 1, 7:30 p.m. – Meet at New Sarum Brewing Continued from 1D Taproom, located at 109 N. Lee St. in Salisbury; the (Headquarters), Bethany Hollifield (East Branch), theme is “Out of this World.” Meet the Video Game Designer and Stephanie Reister (South Rowan Regional) and June 11, 4 p.m. – Typhoon Studios’ lead character artist, is designed for rising sixth- through 12th-graders. Ed Hardison, will be live on Skype to answer questions Beginning June 10, each branch will have weekly teen programs inspired by the theme “Universe of Stories.” and talk about the sci-fi adventure game “Journey to the Savage Planet,” which will be released later this year. Programs run approximately 90 minutes. RPL Book Talk July 15, 6:30 p.m. – Charlotte-based author Mark de Castrique, author of the Sam Blackman series, will headline this program at RPL Headquarters. South Main Book Co. will sell a selection of de Castrique’s books on site; cash or charge only.
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• Create a journal and practice writing with a quill. • Locate historical burials and learn local stories of notable Salisburians. • Learn how to shape and mold punched tin. • Experience candle dipping, weaving fabrics and rugs, gardening and outdoor cooking. • Introduction to recognizing antiques and artifacts. Monday-Friday, June 17-21 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $120 Middle School Civil War Camp (rising 6th-8th graders) Highlight local, state, and national events and how Rowan County played a role in all aspects of the war. Monday-Friday, July 15-19, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $120. Information: 704-633-5946 or www.rowanmuseum.org
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June 10-13, South and East teens will make light Star Wars Spelling Bee sabers and droid mason jars at “Space Crafts.” The On Monday, Aug. 5, at 6:30 p.m., test your spelling Headquarters program, open to all teens, is “Meet the skills at RPL Video Game Designer.” Typhoon Studios’ lead character Hands-on activities proHeadquarters. artist, Ed Hardison, will Skype live, answering questions vide a stimulating, educaCostumes about new sci-fi adventure game “Journey to the Savage tional and fun experience in and cosplay Planet.” celebrating the rich heritage encouraged. June 17-20, Teens can learn how to apply sci-fi/ of Rowan County. Each camp Though this is the monster costume make-up and become out of this Adult Summer is staffed by museum personworld at this “Face off!” program. Reading Finale, nel, local history teachers and June 24-27, Create your own space-themed cupcakes, all ages are local college history majors. and make the universe as delicious as you want in these welcome. Adult Register at 704-633-5946 or “Sweets Wars.” Summer Reading tdcreel@fibrant.com July 1-3, Enjoy a “Space Jam” and listen to live music. grand prizes will Rowan Museum July 8-11, Kelli Isenhour, education coordinator for be awarded. T i m e W a r p C a m p (r i s the Rowan County Soil and Water Conservation District presents “Water – It’s not just on Earth!” In this handsi n g t h i r d -f i f t h g r a d e r s) The Summer on camp, dive into the water of outer space and learn Explores Rowan County’s Re a d i n g F i l m about the importance of conserving water on earth. early history. Students visit Series includes July 15-18, Learn how to dance the famous Moonwalk. historical properties in down“Spider-Man: Into July 22-25, Complete challenges at “NASA Boot town Salisbury including the the Spiderverse” (2018, PG); “Mary Poppins Returns” Camp” and be a top astronaut. Utzman Chambers House, the (2018, PG); “The Incredibles 2” (2018, PG); “Infinity Old English Cemetery, FreedWar” (2018, PG); “A Wrinkle in Time” (2018, PG); “How July 26, The National Teen Lock-in, held from 6 to man’s Cemetery and the Old to Train Your Dragon 3” (2019, PG). 10 p.m. at RPL Headquarters, doubles as the Teen Stone House near Granite As with any library program, a responsible caretaker Summer Reading Finale. Teens will play games, enjoy Quarry. Participants experi(age 16+) must accompany children 8 and under. For snacks and participate in streamed author chats. Door ence Colonial living through prizes will also be awarded. A permission slip signed by specific showtimes, dates, and locations, visit www. the following activities during rowanpubliclibrary.org or contact your nearest library a parent or guardian and registration for one author chat the week long camp: is required to participate. Teens will also redeem their branch. raffle tickets for tiered prizes at this event. Teens earn raffle tickets by converting points earned THE WORLD’S GREENEST CARPET CLEANER® from reading books and attending programs. Teens register and track their participation online with READsquared or via a hard-copy booklet and earn points by reading books and attending programs.
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Swim Lessons: All Branches. All Ages All Levels. Saleeby-Fisher Y, East Rowan Ages 8-13 Swim Clinics: June 24-27 & July 15-17 Squid Squad Swim Team: (RAC) Ages 5-12 Register at any time. No practices in July. SCUBA Clinic: July 22nd & 24th Ages 10 & Up J. F. Hurley Family Y, Salisbury Cyclones Competitive Summer Swim Team: Ages 8-18 Practices held at Y and Country Club of Salisbury
CHINA GROVE 5k June 7th 9 p.m.
J. Fred Corriher Jr. Y, South Rowan Tot Trot 8:15 p.m. 1/2 Mile Fun Run 8:30 p.m.
DAY CAMP June 10-August 2
Held at All Branches Rising 1st grade –8th Monday-Friday 7 a.m.—6 p.m.
BASKETBALL CAMPS/CLINICS TRACK AND FIELD
Ages 8-18 J. F. Hurley Family Y, Salisbury Practice Mondays & Thursdays
J. Fred Corriher Jr. Y, South Rowan Camp June 17-20 Clinic July 15-17 Combine Skills July 22-24 Saleeby-Fisher Y, East Rowan Ages 9-14 Camp June 24-27
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BASKETBALL SUMMER CO-ED LEAGUE Register by June 1st Ages 8-15 J.F. Hurley Family Y, Salisbury
WRESTING CLINIC July 9-12 Saleeby-Fisher Y, East Rowan Ages 7-14
COMPETITIVE SOCCER LEAGUE May 18-August 3
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP July 12 J. Fred Corriher Jr. Y, South Rowan
YMCA of Rowan County and Cannon Memorial Ys Co-ed 10U & 12U Register May 1-15 Cost $325 Take your skills to the next level.
VOLLEYBALL CAMPS
TENNIS CLINIC June 18th & 20
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Summer classes available at Waterworks Visual Arts Center 123 E. Liberty St. 704-636-1882 waterworks.org
own bodies, then create a unique textile using upcycled materials. Get ready for a fun & quirky week. g
Summer ARTventures: Digital Photography April 22 • 1-4 p.m. This intro course will cover subject matter selection, image-capture skills, group critiques and photography as ar t, stor y telling and documentation. Summer ARTventures: Animals in Art, ages 6-8 June 24 • 1-4 p.m. Explore different techniques and media used by various artists to portray animals in art. Create a portrait of your own pet, real or imaginary.
Summer ARTventures: Hand & Wheel Pottery I, ages 9-11 June 24-28 • 9 a.m.-noon Beginning potters will learn hand building techniques like coil, pinch & slab building, plus develop wheel-throwing skills. Summer ARTventures: Hand & Wheel: Slab to Fab June 24-28 • 1-4 p.m. Hand building and pottery wheel skills will be developed, as well as experimentation with creating unique surface designs and glazing methods.
Summer ARTventures: Be Unconventional You, ages Summer ARTventures: 9-11 Mixed Media Paint & June 24-28 • 1-4 p.m. Textiles, ages 6-8 St u d e n t s w i l l m a ke a June 24-28 • 9 a.m.-noon garment form from their
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Summer ARTventures: Fantastical Beasts, ages 9-11 July 8-12 • 9 a.m.-noon Harry Potter’s Fantastical Beasts inspire this exciting clay class where students will imagine and build their own beasts using slab techniques. Summer ARTventures: Gelli Roll & Stamp Printmaking, ages 6-8 July 8-12 • 9 a.m.-noon Students will use the Gelli method to create a design, make test paper prints and C l a s s i n c l u d e s p a p e r design a textile. cutting, painting, applied Summer ARTventures: textiles and stamp making. Learn basic warp and weft Ocean Adventures, ages weave technique and make 6-8 July 8-12 • 1-4 p.m. own woven masterpieces. Create ocean creatures, real Summer ARTventures: and imagined. Learn coil, slab Wild About Dinosaurs, ages and pinch clay techniques. Glazing rounds out this clay 4-5 years adventure. June 24-28 • 9 a.m.-noon Create masks, fossils and Summer ARTventures: dinosaurs using paint, paper, clay and recycled materials. Clay Jewelry, ages 9-11 July 15-19 • 9 a.m.-noon Daily stor y time, snack Make wearable clay art, time and end-of-the-week including pendants, beaded sculpture tour. jewelry and more. Students Summer ARTventures: will design a unique lidded clay jewelry box to hold their Art + Dance, ages 9-11 collection. July 8-12 • 1-4 p.m. Artists will create musicSummer ARTventures: inspired mixed media art, wearable dance-inspired Clay to Table, ages 12-18 July 15-19 • 1-4 p.m. a r t , a n d u s e in di v id u a l Le a r n to m a ke b ow ls , choreography to translate the mugs and plates, combining music and dance. thrown pieces with hand built Summer ARTventures: techniques such as spouts, handles and lids. Art in Motion, ages 4-5 July 8-12 • 9 a.m.-noon Summer ARTventures: Create to the beat with paint dancing and spinner Mixed Media Selfies, ages art. Come dressed for the 9-11 July 15 • 1-4 p.m. splatter. Stor y time and Students will learn principles snack are part of each day’s of art while creating selfies in experience. the styles of Picasso, Matisse, Summer ARTventures: Romero Britto, Frida Kahlo Exploring Color with Paint, and Sandra Silberzweig. ages 12-18 Summer ARTventures: July 8-12 • 1-4 p.m. Learn the fundamentals of Painted Sculpture, ages color: value, temperature, 6-8 July 15-19 • 1-4 p.m. intensity and complementary With a collection of upcycled colors, using a variety of paint items, artists will use a variety media and subject matter. of painting and collage
techniques to turn their bare Visit the magical fair y sculptures into works of art. garden and meet creatures that live there. Make troll Summer ARTventures: hair, unicorn slime and a U n d e r C o n s t r u c t i o n - fairy garden from your own Collage, ages 4-5 imagination. July 15-19 • 9 a.m.-noon Lit tle ar tists will layer Summer ARTventures: materials to create multiple 2D & 3D Architecture, ages c o l l a g e m a s t e r p i e c e s . 9-11 Daily story and snack time, July 29 • 9 a.m.-noon movement and drama First on paper, then in sessions. 3D, students will create conceptual drawings and Summer ARTventures: turn them into architectural Weaving Magic, ages 6-8 wonders of their own. July 15 • 9 a.m.-noon Students will learn the Summer ARTventures: basics of weaving with yarn Animal Attitudes, ages 6-8 and how to embellish their July 29-Aug. 2 • 9 a.m.-noon creations with mixed media Walk on the wild side to bits and baubles. create ceramic sculptures based on animal favorites. Summer ARTventures: Make an animal sculpture, Fun Foodie Feast, ages 6-8 animal mask and a decorated July 22-26 • 9 a.m.-noon raised container. Im a gin e a n ic e cre a m sundae that never melts or Summer ARTventures: French fries that never get Clay Art Tiles, ages 12-18 cold. Create a yummy threeJuly 29-Aug. 2 • 1-4 p.m. course ceramic “meal” out of Drawn concepts will be clay in this class. translated to clay tiles with carving and additive relief Summer ARTventures: 2D sculpting techniques. Glaze & 3D Concept Car Design, and kiln firing will finish each ages 9-11 art tile. July 22-26 • 9 a.m.-noon Start to finish, students will Summer ARTventures: be guided step-by-step to Landscape Weaving, ages create an original car, while 6-8 exploring methods of art and July 29-Aug. 2 • 1-4 p.m. principles of design. Working with a variety of fibers and materials, Summer ARTventures: students will weave over Art + Music, ages 6-8 painted landscapes, as well July 22-26 • 1-4 p.m. as accomplish free standing Music and movement will be weaving. translated into art. Students will also make instruments, Summer ARTventures: c o m p o s e r h y t h m s a n d Photo Lab, ages 9-11 perform on their instruments. July 29-Aug. 2 • 1-4 p.m. This class covers both film Summer ARTventures: and digital photography, Secret Storage, ages 9-11 teaching how to load film, July 22-26 • 1-4 p.m. plus developing and printing Create multiple lidded in the darkroom. ceramic vessels. Ar tists will construct a treasure Summer ARTventures: box, lidded jar and a special Seussical Fun, ages 4-5 treasure to go in each. July 29-Aug. 2 • 9 a.m.-noon Create sculptures and Summer ARTventures: pictures in Dr. Seuss style Trolls, Fairies & Unicorns, using paint, mixed media and ages 4-5 found objects. We might even July 22-26 • 9 a.m.-noon hear a Who.
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Join Us for Vacation Bible School July 15 - July 19 Meal served at 5:30 PM Vacation Bible School 6 PM - 8PM
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Contact Kristin to advertise your vacation bible school in a Friday edition of the Salisbury Post 704-797-4220 or email classads@salisburypost.com
Vacation Bible School at
Gethsemane Missionary Baptist Church 719 South Caldwell Street, Salisbury
June 17 - June 21, 2019 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Snacks and Transportation will be provided Church Office: 704-633-5057
Journey to Narnia with us as we use C.S. Lewis’s beloved book series as inspiration for a week of creating, learning, and playing.
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Faith Lutheran Church 205 S. Main St., Faith, invites you to our
Vacation Bible School July 15-19, 5:30-8 p.m.
Where: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Who: Rising Kindergarteners - 5th graders When: July 15-July 19, 9am-1pm $25 suggested donation for the entire week. Pizza lunch provided on Friday. More information and registration forms at www.sls.church.
Free Food, Fun & Fellowship Come Join Us For Vacation Bible School 2019 Sunday, June 23-Wednesday, 26, 5:30-8 p.m. 3 years - 5th grade
First United Methodist ChUrCh 110 West Church St., China Grove, NC 28023 For info call 704-857-9713 or visit www.chinagrovefumc.com
Supper - Music Games Crafts - FUN!! Ages 3-adult
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that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.” ~John 3:16
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SideKick Karate Dojo
Summer Camp Program
Maximize Your Child’s Potential in a Caring, Christian Atmosphere!
520 South Main Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Phone: 704.216.2258 Text: 704.202.6454 Website: www.SideKickDojo.com Email: skkkarate@aol.com Facebook: SideKick Karate of Salisbury
Improve:
Daily Field Trips:
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Sample Week • Skating & Karate • Bowling & Karate • Fun Field Trips & Karate • Swimming/Picnic & Karate • Movie/Cici’s Pizza & Karate
Camp Weeks
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Weekly Dues: $165 for first child/ $150 for ea. additional child. Weekly dues include a $25 activity fee.
June: 17-21, June 24-28 July: 15-19, July 22-26
Salisbury Symphony Orchestra’s
Summer Strings Camp
Mon.-Fri., 7am-5:15p.m./6:15 p.m. Bring daily bag lunch and snack Pick-up is no later than 6:30 p.m.
Karate class starts at 4 p.m. & 5 p.m. daily
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SUMMER 2019
Horsemanship Camps at Saving Grace Farm
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Learn, Laugh...Love!
June 17-21, 2019 9am-4pm
First United Methodist Church, Salisbury, NC Registration $100 (scholarships available) For more information and camp registration form, visit SalisburySymphony.org or call 704.216.1513
704-209-6577 • www.savinggracefarm.com janna@savinggracefarm.com
3-Day Camps: 3 days of riding, fun educational activities about horses, and outdoor play. Ages 5-13: June 17-19, June 24-26, July 15-17, July 22-24 & July 29-31, 8:30am-2:30pm (Children will be grouped age/ability appropriate) Cost is $125, after camp care is available for an additional $50 for the three days. Camp costs include healthy snacks (fresh fruit), crafts and any other camp materials. Lunch should be packed for each child to avoid allergy issues.
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2019 4-H Summer Fun N.C. Cooperative Extension Summer Youth Program Registration will begin Monday, May 6 and continue M o n day-Friday th ro u g h May 31 at the Rowan County Cooperative E x tension Office, 2727 Old Concord Road, Salisbury, 8:30 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. You must register in person. No registrations will be taken over the telephone or via email. N OTE : Participants must have completed kindergarten. Grade listed is for the grade youth were in for 2018-2019. Registration is a two-step process. 1. A registration form must be completed and brought with you to the Extension office when you register. Payment is due at the time of registration. This fee is NON-REFUNDABLE. The registration form can be found at rowan.ces.ncsu.edu or at the Extension office. This will register your child for 4-H Summer Fun participation, but step 2 (below) must be completed as well. First come, first served. Workshops fill up fast. 2. You MUST enroll your child in 4HOnline, the online 4-H enrollment system. This is a required part of Summer Fun participation. This enrollment ensures that we have parent contact information, health/ medical information in case of an accident, completed authorization forms and knowledge of who can pick up your child. If your child has already enrolled in the system for 2019, you do not need to fill out another enrollment form. You can access 4HOnline at nc.4honline.com. If your child is not registered in 4HOnline by May 31, then your child will no longer be registered to participate in the classes selected and the registration fee will not be refunded. We will then invite those on
our waiting list to register. • Summer Fun is open to all youth, even if they are not a current 4-H member. • Please notice the age/ grade limitations for each of the classes offered. • All classes will meet at Rowan County Cooperative E x tension unless noted other wise in the class description.. • Checks/money orders should be made payable to Rowan County CES. No registrations will be accepted without payment. • ALL FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE unless the class is filled to capacity or is cancelled. •Sp a c e is lim ite d a n d available on a first come, first served basis. • All classes and events are subject to cancellation due to lack of participation. •Rowan County Cooperative Extension, its staff and volunteers ARE NOT responsible for sunburn or insect bites and will not administer either sunscreen or insect repellant. Parent/ guardian is responsible for applying these protective agents. • All events operate under the 4-H Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedure which is a condition of participation in 4-H events and activities. • Persons with disabilities and persons with limited English proficiency may request accommodations to participate by contacting Laura Allen, 4-H agent, at least 14 days prior to the event. • The Extension Office will be closed for Memorial Day, Monday, May 27. Holidays in June Thursday, June 20. 9 a.m.-3
p.m. Cost: $10 Ages: 9-13. Class limit: 15 Come gear up for the Christmas holiday season in June. The day will be filled with baking and decorating cookies and preparing delicious holiday treats. We will also spend time creating holiday crafts. Participants will be able to eat the snacks they create. Bring a bag lunch and wear clothes that could get a little messy. Holidays in June Friday, June 21. 9 a.m. -noon. Cost: $5 Ages: K-second (5-8) Class limit: 12 Gear up for the Christmas season in June. Participants will spend one and a half hours baking and decorating cookies and one and a half hours completing holiday crafts. Participants will eat the snacks they create! Scientist for a Day Monday, June 24, 8:30 a.m.2 p.m. Cost: $10 Ages: 9-18. Class limit: 12 Do you love science and hands-on learning? If so, travel with us to the NC Research Campus in Kannapolis for a STEM Exploration Day. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Participants will learn pipetting and other lab techniques and be involved in a DNA extraction and other exciting activities. All participants will meet at the E x tension of fice and transportation will be provided. Participants must wear closed toe, closed heel shoes and long hair should be pulled back. Bring a bag lunch. 4-H Helping Hands Tuesday, June 25, 9 a.m.2:15 p.m. Cost: $5 Ages: 9-18. Class limit: 10 Do you want the warm, fuzzy feeling you get from helping others? Do you need some community service hours to help boost your resume for scholarship and college applications? If so,
join us at the Extension Office and then travel with us to Main Street Marketplace in China Grove as we lend a helping hand to those in need. We will sort food and clothing and assist those visiting the Marketplace. Wear closed toe, closed heel shoes and comfortable clothing. Drinks and snacks provided. Bring a bag lunch.
Explore the wonderful world of bats, bees and butterflies. Each day will have a different th e m e an d th e snack s , activities and speakers will be based on that theme. It will be lots of fun. Eat lunch before you come, wear old clothes that could get dirt or paint on them, and wear closed toe, closed heel shoes. No flip flops.
Adulting 101 June 26-27, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $15 Ages: 12-18. Class limit: 12 Join us as we prepare to launch into adulthood.During this fun, two day class we will explore adult responsibilities such as managing income, vehicle maintenance, basics of laundry (including how to sew on a button) and more. Participants should dress in comfortable clothes and closed toe, closed heel shoes. Bring a bag lunch each day.
Backyard Naturalist July 24, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost: $5 Ages: 9-18. Class limit: 15 Attention outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife watchers. E xplore the native flora and fauna of the Piedmont. All participants will meet at the South Rowan Regional Library. During the class, we will explore the trails and creeks of Lake Corriher Wilderness Park. We will learn how to identify common native trees, look for native wildlife, discover animal signs, and make our own plaster cast tracks to take home. Dress for mess. Please wear tennis shoes or hiking shoes. We will be outside part of the time and the trail may be muddy. Bug spray and sunscreen are recommended. Bring a bag lunch and bottle of water. Snacks are provided.
Farm to Fork July 8-10, 9 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Cost: $15 Ages: 9-18. Class limit: 10 Participants will spend three days learning about vegetable production. Participants will get to pick vegetables from the garden at the Agricultural Center and use those products to make their snacks and lunches for the three days. Participants will also get to visit a local Backyard Naturalist produce and livestock farm July 25, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 in Rowan C ount y. E ach p.m. participant will need to wear Cost: $5 closed toe, closed heel shoes Grades: K-second (5-8) and old clothes that you won’t Class limit: 15 mind getting dirty. Prepare Join us as we explore the for being outdoors in the sun. native flora and fauna of the Piedmont. All participants 3-2-1 Blast Off will meet at the South Rowan July 18, 9 a.m.-noon. Regional Library. During the Cost: $5 class, we will explore the trails Ages: 9-13. Class limit: 10 and creeks of Lake Corriher Let’s discover the world of Wilderness Park. We will rockets and rocket science. learn how to identify common We will build our own rockets native trees, look for native and test them for lift off. wildlife, discover animal signs Please wear tennis shoes, and make our own plaster cast no flip flops. Snacks will be tracks to take home. Dress provided. for mess. Please wear tennis shoes or hiking shoes. We will Bats, Bees & Butterflies be outside part of the time July 23-25, 1-4 p.m. and the trail may be muddy. Cost: $15 Bug spray and sunscreen Grades: K-second (5-8) are recommended. Bring a Class limit: 15 bag lunch and bottle of water.
Snacks are provided. Dash & Dot Robotics July 31, 9 a.m.-noon. Cost: $10 Grades: K-third. Class limit: 12 This workshop will introduce kindergarten to third-grade participants to the basics of Dash and Dot robots. Participants will learn to program Dash and Dot robots and learn problem solving while building their imagination. These robots are fun, exciting and appropriate for this young age. Snacks will be provided. Robotics Aug. 1, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost: $15 Grades: fourth-seventh. Class limit: 20 This workshop will introduce participants to the basics of EV-3 robots. Participants will build a basic robot and learn some basic concepts of programming robots. Bring a bag lunch. Snacks will be provided. Advanced Robotics Aug. 2, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost: $15 Grades: fourth-seventh. Class limit: 20 This workshop will allow participants to explore the sensors on EV-3 robots and program the robots for more advanced courses. To attend the advanced class, you must have attended a basic class either this year or a previous year. Bring a bag lunch. Snacks will be provided. NC State University and N.C. A&T State University are collectively committed to positive action to secure equal opportunity and prohibit discrimination and harassment regardless of age, color, disability, family and marital status, gender identity, genetic information, national origin, political beliefs, race, religion, sex ( i n c l u d i n g p r e g n a n c y), s ex u a l o r i e n t a t i o n a n d veteran status. NC State, N.C. A&T, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and local governments cooperating.
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Swimming lessons at the Fred M. Evans Pool
Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages Fred M. Evans Pool, 110 Old Concord 4-6) Session 2 Road, 704-754-8303, www.salisburync. July 9, 11, 16, 18 • 6-6:45 p.m. gov/play Children will be introduced to blowing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, Adult Beginner Swim Lessons Ses- arm strokes, and floating. sion 1 June 15, June 22 • 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages Adults will be introduced to basic 7+) Session 2 swimming skills such as front and July 9, 11, 16, 18 • 7-7:45 p.m. back floats, kicking, arm strokes and Children will be introduced to blowbreathing. ing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, arm strokes, and floating. Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages 4-6) Session 1 Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages June 18, 20, 25, 27 • 6-6:45 p.m. 4-6) Session 3 Children will be introduced to blowJuly 23, 25, 30, Aug. 1 • 6-6:45 p.m. ing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, Children will be introduced to blowarm strokes, and floating. ing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, arm strokes, and floating. Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages 7+) Session 1 Youth Beginner Swim Lessons (ages June 18, 20, 25, 27 • 7-7:45 p.m. 7+) Session 3 Children will be introduced to blowJuly 23, 25, 30, Aug. 1 • 7-7:45 p.m. ing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, Children will be introduced to blowarm strokes, and floating. ing bubbles, water submerging, kicks, arm strokes, and floating. Adult Beginner Swim Lessons Session 2 Adult Beginner Swim Lessions SesJune 29, July 6 • 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. sion 4 Adults will be introduced to basic July 27, Aug. 3 • 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. swimming skills such as front and Adults will be introduced to basic back floats, kicking, arm strokes and swimming skills such as front and breathing. back floats, kicking, arm strokes and breathing.
City Park Recreation Center 316 Lake Drive, 704-638-5295, www. salissburync.gov/play
Money Matters Camp June 17-21 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Introduce youth to budgeting, credit, African Dance Camp savings and more while giving them a July 8-12 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. head start on developing good money Campers will explore African cul- habits. ture through dance, drumming and crafts, field trips and a showcase at the Simple Stitch Sewing Camp end of the week. June 24-28 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Learn how to cut, pin, measure, use a Art, Music and Movement Camp sewing machine and sew by hand. July 15-19 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Enjoy a week of creativity. Campers Salisbury Civic Center will explore art mediums, dance genres and violin and rhythm sticks. Salisbury Civic Center, 315 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., Pitch Almost Perfect Camp July 22-6 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Cooking and Nutrition Camp This amazing camp will offer campJune 10-14 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ers the opportunity to develop, use or Cooking camp to introduce youth to find their singing voice though vocal kitchen safety and healthy eating opexercises. tions. Fitness, speakers and interactive activities as well. 704-638-2114.
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Hall Gym offers athletic camps
Timeout Little Shooters Basketball Hall Gym, 1400 B. West Bank St., Salis- Camp bury 704-638-5289, www.salisburync. July 15-17 • 9 a.m.-noon gov/play This beginners basketball camp will provide training in basketball to teach Timeout Future Stars Basketball Camp basic fundamentals. June 17-19 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. This camp will focus on basketball skills, strategy, conditioning, techniques, individual and team defense and offense. Timeout Little Shooters Basketball Camp June 17-20 • 9 a.m.-noon This basketball camp includes skills, strategy, conditioning, techniques, individual and team offense and defense. Timeout Future Stars Basketball Camp Wrestling Camp July 15-17 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m. July 29-31 • 9 a.m.-noon This camp will focus on basketball This camp will focus on proven funskills, strategy, conditioning, techniques, damental techniques, drilling, live wresindividual and team defense and offense. tling, conditioning, and fun.
SoFul Teens SoFul Yoga and Wellness, 1024 S. Fulton St., offers a summer program aimed at helping girls ages 13-15 navigate these often-turbulent years. 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday as either a 4or 7-week session • Beginningyoga • Introduction to meditation • Information, advice, and discussions about healthy eating • Group activities to promote self-development and ways to deal with stress • Self-defense classes • Art projects • Book reading and group discussion • Healthy lunch
Events
Four-week program: Monday-Friday, June 17-July 12 Cost: $800 (break on July 4) Register at https:// schedu lebl iss.c om / sofulyoga/?tt=9822 Seven-week program: Monday-Friday, June 17-Aug. 2 Cost: $1,550 (break on July 4) Register at https:// schedu lebl iss.c om / sofulyoga/?tt=9821 Cost is $250 a week per teen, including lunch. Register at w w w. sofulyoga.com/ events-workshops or in person at SoFul Yoga & Wellness, enter on Ridge Avenue.
Parade, Veterans Park, 12 p.m. Continued from 8D July 27: Jazz Concert: Heavy Hitters of Soul, InMay 19: Andre Ferreri timidators Stadium (ticketand Dawn Anthony ed event) May 26: Buff Dillard Aug. 3: Writers Block Music Party & Toast of KannapMay 27: Memorial Day olis, Larueate Center, 2-6
Rowan-Cabarrus Community College Summer enrichment programs start June 17. Reserve your seat now! C h o o s e I m p r o v, Drone Adventures, Design 3D Video Games, Meta l M asters a nd more. Programs are designed to provide educational and engaging experiences for students ages 8-18. Programs are wellsupervised, with low teacher/student ratios; located on our campuses, affording exposure to the college experience. See www.rccc.edu/ summerprograms to learn more.
p.m. Aug. 6: National Night Out, Veterans Park, 5 p.m. Aug. 24: Kaleidoscope Arts Festival & Zombie Walk: Downtown Kannapolis, 4-8 p.m. www.kannapolisnc.gov
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Yadkin Path Montessori School Nature Immersion Camps Two camps in the summer focus on the elements: earth, air, fire and water, at 2135 Bringle Ferry Road Ch i ld ren ages 18 months-7 years are welcome to attend either Monday-Friday or Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday from 8:30-11:45 a.m. We serve nutritious, whole foods at snack and lunch. We have a 9-acre campus with goats, chickens and wildlife. Students immerse themselves in nature: planting a pollinator garden, creating mini-wetlands, building windsocks, taking nature walks, using solar ovens, making art from natural materials and enjoying
picnics with friends, all in a Montessori setting. June 17-28 $270 for T-W-Th, or $350 for M-F Deadline to register: May 17
Farm Hand Summer Fun Camp
Half Day: 8:30-1 p.m. $175 plus tax per child per week (includes camp, T-shirt, camp bag) $100 plus tax per Farmer in Training Junior Camp Counselors (ages 1214). Four spots only per week. Farmer in Training Junior Camp Counselors. Age 4-11 – Campers Age 12-14 – Farmer in Training Junior Camp Counselors All campers must be completely potty trained and able to go to the restroom by themselves. Campers should bring a bagged lunch or participate in the Rowan Salisbury Summer Meals Program, a snack, a water bottle and a disposable camera (if they would like). Campers should wear a hat, sunscreen and comfortable closed toe and heel shoes. Limited space available. For information or to enroll, call 704-636-4005 or visit www.visitpattersonfarm.com/ celebrate-with-us/camps/
Hey kids! Do you love farm animals, farming and being outside? Patterson Farm Market & Tours Summer Fun Camp offers activities centered around farm life. Campers learn about where their food comes from and farm animal life plus enjoy farm crafts and games. Activities include Water Day and fishing. Rowan-Salisbury School System Summer Meal Program will provide lunches for Monday-Friday during Summer Camp Week 1 and 2. Families can join us on Friday at 12:30 p.m. as our campers share “What I Learned at Camp.” Campers receive a T-shirt and a bag to keep the camp goodies they collect and make during the week. Week 1: Monday-Friday, June 17-21 Week 2: Monday-Friday, July 15-19
July 15-26 $270 for T-W-Th, or $350 for M-F Deadline to register: June 17
Contact yadkinpath@ gmail.com or 704-6422211 for a registration form or to schedule a tour. A $50 non-refundable deposit is required and will be applied to your total tuition cost.
Even more summer fun ideas at the Rowan Public Library Summer Fun Fair Families seeking extracurricular activities for their students this summer can attend the free Summer Fun Fair hosted by Rowan Public Library. Representatives from local summer programs will be on site Saturday, April 27, from 2-4 p.m. in the Stanback Auditorium at RPL Headquarters, located at 201 W. Fisher St. This Summer Fun Fair is a no-cost event open to the public and offers caregivers and families the opportunity to interact with local organizations that will host local summer camps, internships, and volunteer opportunities. No registration is required for attendees. “Local community summer camp organizations are excited to have an opportunity to meet prospective families seeking summer activities. Currently, our community does not offer a place for summer camp providers to share their information and the library is fulfilling this community need,” said Amber Covington, HQ librarian and event organizer. Information provided at the event will include materials related to local summer camps focusing on aviation, athletics, history, music, dance, church, science and technology programs at local community, and more. “We are delighted Rowan Public Library is offering this wonderful outreach event for our community! I humbly appreciate all the library is doing to promote our offerings for youth,” says Sherie Neely, Program Manager and Summer Enrichment Programs Director at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College. There will be representatives from area organizations on site to share upcoming programs including summer camps, volunteer opportunities, summer employment, and internships for
all ages. Several local businesses and organizations have already confirmed to attend: ASCEND Aviation Summer Camp: Exploring New Dimensions, Central Carolina Gymnastics, City of Salisbury, Girl Scouts of Hornets’ Nest Council, Davidson County Community College Summer Camp, Davidson County Community College Summer Camp, JLT Fieldhouse, Inc., Rowan-Cabarrus Community College Summer Enrichment Programs, Rowan County 4-H, Rowan Museum, Rowan Wild, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Children’s and Youth Ministries, Salisbury High STEM Camp, Salisbury Parks and Recreation, STEM Camps at Pfeiffer University, Steppin’ Out Dance Company, Salisbury Symphony Summer String Camp, and Triple Threat Dance Studio. Local businesses or organizations who would like to join this event should complete online registration https://goo.gl/forms/ NXi2Mb81Z7Beckns1 or contact Amber Covington at Amber.Covington@rowancountync.gov for more details. For up-to-date information about Job Fair 2018, visit www.rowanpubliclibrary. org or the Facebook event page http://bit. ly/salisburysff.
Salisbury Symphony Summer String Camp
Historic Salisbury Foundation offers things to do this spring and summer April 27: Century Farms and Barns Bus Tour June 27: History on Tap (H.O.T.) Session One July 25: History on Tap (H.O.T.) Session Two Aug. 18: Blankets and Bluegrass on the Hall House Lawn Aug. 22: History on Tap (H.O.T.) Session Three
Movies in the Park
City Park, 316 Lake Drive or 110 Old Concord Road 704-638-5295 www.salisburync.gov
Movies in the Park Incredibles 2 Movies in the Park May 31 • 9 p.m. Shrek 316 Lake Drive July 12 • 9 p.m. 110 Old Concord Road Movies in the Park - A Dog’s Way Home Movies in the Park June 14 • 9 p.m. - Ralph Breaks the 316 Lake Drive Internet
Aug. 9 • 9 p.m. 316 Lake Drive Movies in the Park - The Greatest Showman July 29 • 9 p.m. 110 Old Concord Road
Blankets and Bluegrass has become a summer tradition at the Hall House
Watch for the 2019 H.O.T. locations to be announced at www. historicsalisbury.org
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