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ARC Adventure Camp (8-15yrs)

ARC Adventure Camp

Monday – Friday from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Adventure Camp is for boys and girls ages 8-15.  ARC has teamed up with the Adventure Center of Asheville to give kids an action packed week.  Campers will experience these activities on our 125 acre property with the exception of rafting.  The rafting trip will be on the Upper Pigeon River through Wildwater Rafting.  Additional activities include team building and wacky games and of course cooling off at the pool.  Campers will need a swimsuit, and a towel on a daily basis.  Each camp participant will receive a T-shirt.

 

Short Week Dates

Short Weeks for Younger Campers— not eligible for two week discount Wednesday—Friday
8:30 am – 4:00 pm

June 21-23: Age 8-10

July 5-7: Age 8-10

Short Week Pricing

One Short Week: $225 members/ $250 non-members

 

Full Week Dates

Full Weeks: Monday-Friday 8:30 am – 4:00 pm

June 26 –30: Age 8-15

July 10-14: Age 11-15

July 17-21: Ages 8-15

July 24-28: Ages 11-15

July 31– August 4: Ages 8-15

August 7-11: Ages 8-15

August 14-18: Ages 8-15

Full Week Pricing

One Week: $325 members/ $350 non-members

Any 2 Weeks: $565 members/ $585 non-members

Learn more about the History of Canton

The Canton Area Historical Museum was dedicated Labor Day, 1990 and is located on Park Street in the former Canton Branch Library. The museum is a nonprofit, educational institution. The kids can participate in a simple scavenger hunt.

The hours of operation are Monday -Tuesday from 1:00 to 5:00pm and Friday –  Saturday from 10:00am to 3:00pm

Thai Friendship Dinner

Blossom on Main will host a Folkmoot Thai Friendship Dinner on Thursday, May 18, 2017. 10% of proceeds will benefit Folkmoot’s year-round programming initiatives. Blossom is located in downtown Waynesville, 128 N. Main Street.

Thai Friendship Dinner night begins at 6:00 p.m. and includes a fun and informative program that shares with participants Thai customs, language and a Thai game called “hamburger!” Blossom on Main’s regular menu will be available all evening and 10% of every meal purchased goes to Folkmoot. The sharing of cultural traditions, most especially through community partnerships, is at the heart of Folkmoot’s mission. The Thai Friendship Dinner with Blossom on Main is a great example of such outreach.

Many think of Thai food as always spicy, but Blossom prepares menu items to the taste of the diner. For more information about the menu, Thai Friendship Dinner or other Folkmoot events, activities and programs, visit Folkmoot.org or by phone, 828-452-2997.

Natural Parenting Nesting Class For New & Expecting Parents

We will be holding our monthly nesting class in our store with local mama Mimi Schultz. This event is for Parents and Parents-to-be to learn about organic and non-toxic parenting, cloth diapering, babywearing and much more!

RSVP to nestorganics@gmail.com

8th Annual Safety Saturday

Come out and join us for fun and education for all ages. We will have Fire Trucks, Police Cars, Ambulances, Wild Life Officers, Park Rangers, Sparky, Smokey the Bear, WNC Safe Kids, Elmers Classic Truck from Ingles, Shred Truck Sponsored by LGFCU and much much more.

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTS FESTIVAL IN THE SMOKIES

May 28, 2017 10am-6pm
May 29, 2017 10am-6pm

Arts and Crafts
Native American dancing and singing
Hoop Dance
Flute Player
Guest Speaker- Code Talker Awareness

Food and Vendor space available, call for details. 

Contact information:
Amanda Tortalita 828-269-8308
Email: alevans116@gmail.com

Intro to Herpetology (5-13yrs)

Learn how you can help real scientists by sharing your own observations of reptiles & amphibians in the world around you – including your own backyard!

Participants will meet LIVE animals to aid their exploration!

Find out how you can earn a herpetology field badge & a free pass to Box Turtle Day at the NC Arboretum!

This program is recommended for ages 5-13, but all are welcome to attend.

Ancestors in the Garden

Join us for interactive performances, music, food, and more. Help celebrate the infrastructure improvements we’ve made in the garden. Thanks to the North Carolina Arts Council abd Voices United for their support of this event.

Tickets are a suggested donation of $5 each. There are $50 sponsor tickets available for those that want to support Hood Huggers and sponsor tickets for others.

Build a Better World Summer Library Fest

Don’t miss our annual Summer Library Fest at the Oakley Library at 749 Fairview Road.  We’ll “Build a Better World” with stories, crafts & more.  Bonus! Big trucks and construction equipment will be on display! The fest will be held Saturday, June 3rd from 10 am to noon and everyone is welcome

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