New Mexico Kids! 2021
Summer Fun! Activities Directory! Residential Camps & Overnight Expeditions Black Range Horsemanship Camp, PO Box 152, Winston, NM 87943. Phone: 575-743-1602 or 575-740-1778; Website: zianet.com/4jranch; Contact: Greg Evans, Camp Director; Email: 4jranch@zianet.com. A residential camp for boys & girls ages 8-18. 2021 Session: July 11–17 ($500); On the beautiful Chihenne Ranch, our program includes: horseback riding for all levels, hiking, arts & crafts, Indian lore, sports & games, rifle shooting, archery, cave and mine exploring, field trips, drama, skits and dancing. Hike at the Gila National Forest. Visit a turn of the century mine. Explore Ghost Towns. Serving boys & girls since 1991. Hummingbird Art Camp, 104 Hummingbird Rd., Jemez Springs, NM 87025. Phone: 575-829-3060, Email: hmcjemez@gmail.com; Website: hummingbirdmusiccamp.com. Contact: Secretaries. Hummingbird Art Camp is nestled in the Jemez Mountains where nature, friends, and experienced instructors inspire creativity and fun. Six weeks of overnight Art Camp are offered in June and July. Campers, ages 8-14, explore a variety of art projects in different media, and contribute to installations or murals at the camp. The fun of summer camp in the mountains include fishing, water-walking, overnight hikes, campfires, moonlight hike to a waterfall. Skits & storytelling with a fun dance on Saturday night celebrating friendships that can last a life time. Campers stay in clean, comfortable dormitories, gather for meals in the dining hall, create art in studios and outdoors, and sing in the choir in the band shell. Explore the website and register online, view photos on facebook/hummingbird Art Camp or call for more info. Tuition is $685 +tax,and additional art supplies fee of $37.60.
tories, gather for meals in the dining hall. A new camp begins every Sunday, June 6 to Aug. 1. Camp tuition is $685 + tax. YMCA Camp Shaver, 22900 Highway 4, Jemez Springs, NM 87025. Phone: 505 595-1515; Email: pbeam@ymcacnm.org; Website: ymcacnm.org; Contact: Phil Beam, Camp Director. Located in the beautiful Jemez mountains YMCA Camp Shaver offers 1 and 2 week sleepaway camp sessions for boys and girls ages 714. First session starts June 6 last session ends Aug. 7. Cost of $550 per week includes all meals, activities, and unlimited fun. Activities include Archery, Climbing, Hiking, Riflery, Outdoor Cooking, Football, Soccer, Fishing, Basketball, Yoga, Arts & Crafts, High Ropes and much more. Join for a safe and fun summer filled with adventure.
Day Programs Santa Fe and Surrounding Areas
Architecture + Design Summer Academy, organized by University of New Mexico School of Architecture + Planning, in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, NM. Venues: George Pearl Hall, UNM campus, and Santa Fe (venue TBD. Phone: 505-277-2903; Email: adsa@unm.edu; Website: https://saap.unm.edu/academics/adsa.html; Contact: adsa@unm.edu. Are you a High School Junior or Senior interested in the design of buildings, landscapes, cities and historic structures? Architecture + Design Summer Academy (ADSA) is for you! This Hummingbird Chess year's inaugural ADSA will Camp, 104 Hummingbird offer sessions in SPACING Rd., Jemez Springs, NM (Architecture), SCAPING 87025. Phone: 575-829-3060, (Landscape Architecture), Email: hmcjemez@gmail.com; URBING (Urban Design and Website: hummingbirdmusic- Fencing Foil: Gavin H. (left) attacks with a lunge trying to score a point by hitting his opponent on the chest with City Planning) and ZERVcamp.com. Contact: the tip of his foil. David W. (right) blocks the attack with his blade by making a parry. Gavin fences in college and ING (Historic Secretaries. Hummingbird comes back to his home club, Duke City Fencing, to fence each summer. David, a student at AMES, has been fenc- Preservation). This dayChess Camp is nestled in the ing since he was 6 years old and trains and coaches at Duke City Fencing. Photo by Sarah Loeppke. program will run Monday Jemez Mountains. Children, to Friday, 9am to 4pm, in ages 8-14, have expert two sessions: Session 1 in instructors and tournaAlbuquerque from June 21ments. Chess Camp is Sunday to Sunday, week 3, June 20 through June 27. Other July 2, then Session 2 in Santa Fe, from July 12-July 23. Each session will include activities include fishing, water-walking, overnight hikes, campfires, moonlight real-world design exercises led by renowned guest instructors and SA+P faculty hike to a waterfall. Skits & storytelling with a fun dance on Saturday night. members, as well as lectures on diverse topics in architecture and design, field Campers stay in clean, comfortable dormitories, gather for meals in the dining trips, and a Rail Runner excursion from each city to the other, to explore their hall. Camp fee is $685 + tax. contrasting urban design. You will have the opportunity to study with various instructors during each two-week session, and to get feedback on your work Hummingbird Music Camp, 104 Hummingbird Rd., Jemez Springs, NM 87025. from local professionals and community leaders during a final review. In Phone: 575-829-3060, Email: hmcjemez@gmail.com; Website: hummingbirdmusicSeptember, a public exhibition at UNM's George Pearl Hall will showcase stucamp.com. Contact: Secretaries. Hummingbird Music Camp is nestled in the dent work produced at ADSA. UNM follows COVID-19 protocols based on State Jemez Mountains. The Camp is family owned and operated and celebrated its and University mandates. Cost: $300 per session, Deposit $150, fully refundable 60th year in 2018. Children, ages 8-14, receive private and group lessons, from until start of Session. new beginner to advanced musicians in band, orchestra, piano, guitar or voice. In addition to recitals and concerts, activities include fishing, water-walking, May Center for Learning's Summer LEAP, 1200 Old Pecos Trail, SF, NM overnight hikes, campfires, moonlight hike to a waterfall. Skits & storytelling 87501. Phone: 505-983-7407; Email: amy@maycenter.org; Website: maycenter.org; with a fun dance on Saturday night. Campers stay in clean, comfortable dormi-
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