2016 Camp Brochure - Genesee Country Village and Museum

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Summer Camps
Genesee Country Village & Museum offers cool summer experiences
like no other camp in the area. Children who love the outdoors and who
are curious about life in the past
will love summer camp at GCV&M.
Are your children playing too many
video games or watching too much
TV? Do they need an electronic detox? Unplug your summer and provide
them with a one-of-a-kind adventure that will make history!
The Best Summer
Camp in History!
The museum has exceptional programs for children with two options sure to
appeal to any child’s interests: Good Old Days Camp summer sampler programs
recreate what life was like for a child living a long time ago. Using the historic village
as its unique setting, children are immersed in activities that young people who lived
“back in the day” might have experienced. Walk on stilts, participate in a Civil War
military drill, play stool ball or practice your sling shot skills.
Earth Camp nature programs allow children to discover the outdoors with
exciting hands-on adventures. Energetic and fun staff will create memorable
explorations that nurture a child’s connection to the natural world. Watch the
excitement on your child’s face as they recount the day’s adventures. Some of
the possibilities may include: building a fire with flint and steel, navigating through
the backwoods, reeling in the catch of the day and discovering what lives hidden
in the bottom of a pond.
Sign up for your summer adventure soon because classes fill up quickly, and we
don’t want to start the fun without you!
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9 - 10 a.m. & 4- 5 p.m.
The Best Nature Camp on Earth!
GCV&M has over 700 acres for exploration and play with many varied habitats.
Children who love having fun outdoors will find Earth Camp a memorable experience.
Spend time wading in the creek, cooling off in the shade of the forest or searching for
newts in one of our many ponds.
These weeklong adventures take place Monday through Friday, with the first session
beginning the week of July 11 and the last session beginning the week of August 15. Get
wild and embark on your full-day adventure from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Half-day adventures
(morning or afternoon sessions) are offered for younger campers. Programs fill quickly, so
sign up soon. Advance registration is required.
Supervised camp bus and extended care are available. The Registration Form includes
additional details. Each child receives one Earth Camp T-shirt on the first day of camp.
Conservation Kids
Woodland Fairy School!
(AGES 9-12) $240/WEEK
J U LY 2 5 - 2 9
Can one kid make a difference in the
environment? Yes — become a member of
the Earth Camp Conservationists! In only one
week, see how you can impact the world.
Learn the steps you and your family can take
to help keep our planet beautiful. Get your
hands dirty as you participate in clean-up
projects and endangered species protection
plans. Hit the trail on eco-hikes, and get busy
doing eco-crafts. We will provide all you need
to show an attitude of gratitude for our earth.
(AGES 4-6)
Nature Play
Fishing
(AGES 7-1 0)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2 O R A U G U S T 8 - 1 2
The great outdoors is great for kids. Many
studies have shown that children who play
outside do better in school and generally
lead happy, healthy lives. Dirt reduces stress!
During this free play nature program, campers
will be able to choose from a variety of crafts,
games and activities. Play in the creek, build a
fort, go fishing, search for salamanders or cool
off in the sprinkler. Who knows what the day’s
adventure will be? This is a good choice for
children who prefer less structure.
Outdoor Survival: Basic Skills
(AGES 11-15)
$240/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2 O R A U G U S T 8 - 1 2
Would you know what to do if you were lost in
the woods or had to spend the night outdoors
without a tent or sleeping bag? Basic survival
skills may include starting a fire, tying knots,
building shelters, first aid, wild edibles,
tracking, outdoor safety and using a map
and compass.
A UGUST 15-1 9
AM SESSION 10 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. FEE: $ 95/ WEEK
PM SESSION 1:30 P.M. - 4 P.M. FEE: $ 95/ WEEK
Spread your wings and celebrate all things
magical! Make friends with nature as you
explore the enchanted woodlands. Exercise
your imagination while you decide your
fairy name, make a bubble wand and help
decorate your kingdom. On Friday, join us for
a forest tea party celebration — fairy style. As
Tinkerbell would say, “All you need is faith,
trust and a little pixie dust!”
$40 refundable fairy costume deposit required
(AGES 11-15) $240/WEEK A U G U S T 1 - 5
In this introductory class for girls and boys,
learn the skills needed to identify, catch and
prepare fish. Make your own fishing pole
and lures. Become skilled at baiting hooks,
identifying aquatic insects and cooking your
catch over an open fire. Practice your newly
learned skills while exploring fishing ponds
and the Oatka Creek located on the musuem’s
private property.
Orienteering:
Finding Your Way
(AGES 11-15) $240/WEEK J U LY 2 5 - 2 9
You’ll have tons of fun finding your way
through this week of camp. Orienteering
activities may include geocaching, trail signs,
scavenger hunts and use of map and compass.
Try your hand at the 19th-century sport of
letterboxing, and make your own letterboxing
kit to take home. Getting lost has never been
so much fun!
A Bug’s Life:
Insects and Their Relatives
(AGES 6-8)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5 O R A U G U S T 1 - 5
This week of camp will bug you out!
Investigate the intriguing lives of insects and
their relatives and the important role these
creatures play in our planet’s ecosystems.
Through hikes, bug hunts, crafts and even
a bug beauty contest, you’ll gain first-hand
experience in a creepy-crawly world. Use field
guides, nets, and magni-viewers to study
specimens up close
Animal Friends
(AGES 4-6)
AUGUST 1-5
AM SESSION 10 A.M. -12:30 P.M. FEE: $95/WEEK
PM SESSION 1:30 P.M. - 4 P.M. FEE: $95/WEEK
Learn all about how animals help people,
people help animals and animals help each
other. Spend time at the village farm and
hiking the nature center trails. Through crafts,
games and stories, we’ll spend the week
exploring animal friendships.
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The 19th-century village setting provides a one-of-a-kind journey to
the past. Children who are inquisitive about life long ago will delight in
these camp programs. Play graces, walk on stilts, collect eggs and cook
up some “bubble and squeak.” These are just a few examples of the many
time-honored amusements your child can enjoy during these programs.
These weeklong adventures take place Monday through Friday, with
the first session beginning the week of July 11 and the last session
beginning the week of August 15. Take a trip back in time and
embark on your full-day adventure from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Half-day
adventures (morning or afternoon sessions) are offered for
younger campers. Programs fill quickly, so sign up soon.
Advance registration is required.
Supervised transportation and extended care are
available. The Registration Form includes additional
details. Each child is loaned a costume, which becomes
their outfit for the week. A cash deposit of $40 is required
and will be refunded when the costume is returned.
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Wilder Adventures
(AGES 6-8)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2
Journey back to Wilder Days as you re-live
life as Laura and Almonzo Wilder would have
in the Little House series. Spend time in a
one-room school house, barter in the general
store, learn what life was like living in a log
cabin, play with toys that Laura and Almonzo
would have played with, and make crafts
from long ago. BOYS and Girls welcome!
Living a Long Time Ago:
Fun on the Farm
(AGES 4-6)
Experience life as our great-grandparents
might have in the 19th century. Understand
how things were the same and different
“a long time ago.” Activities may include roleplaying fun, creating crafts, learning games,
singing songs and creating stories. This year’s
theme is Fun on the Farm.
D AT E S : J U LY 2 5 - 2 9
AM SESSION 10 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. FEE: $ 95/WEEK
PM SESSION 1:30 P.M. - 4 P.M. FEE: $ 95/WEEK
Tom Sawyer Days
(AGES 9-12)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5 O R A U G U S T 1 - 5
Both girls and boys will enjoy the adventures
of Tom Sawyer Days. Learn what life was like
for a child living in the 1840s. Set up camp,
gather firewood, and light a fire using flint
and steel. Cook over the open fire. Who
knows what other adventures are in store?
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The Sampler
(AGES 7-1 0)
$240/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2 O R A U G U S T 1 - 5 O R
A U G U ST 1 5 - 1 9
Enjoy a variety of nature and history
activities during this sampler class. Each day
will be different as you visit a new building
or craftsperson and participate in hands-on
activities. Build a bug house and go on a bug
hunt. Play 19th-century games, have fun on
the farm, and take part in a new adventure
each day.
Quilting
(AGES 1 0-15) $240/WEEK
A U G U ST 8 - 1 2
Have you ever admired your grandmother’s
quilts? Have you ever wished you could
create one yourself? Learn the techniques of
piecing, appliqué, joining various geometric
shapes and the art of hand quilting. Your
finished project will be a pillow with a quilted
top of your own design. Come and see what
you can create!
Farm Kids
(AGES 7-1 0)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5 O R J U LY 1 8 - 2 2 O R
J U LY 2 5 - 2 9 O R A U G U S T 1 - 5 O R
A U G U ST 8 - 1 2 O R A U G U S T 1 5 - 1 9
You can bet the farm your children will have
fun at this camp! Spend a week learning and
doing at the Pioneer Farm. Help with animal
care, collect eggs, tend crops, grind corn
and horse around! Plant the seed for a lifelong love of learning.
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Weaving I
(AGES 8-1 0)
$250/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5
Explore the craft of producing your own
fabric in this introduction to weaving. Weave
a scarf. Prepare rags, and weave a rag rug.
Make book marks and belts on a tape loom.
Weaving II
(AGES 1 0-14)
$250/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2
Explore the craft of producing your own
fabric in this introduction to weaving. Weave
a scarf. Prepare rags, and weave a rag rug.
Weave a small piece of fabric, learn to sew it
into a bag, and weave a strap for the handle
on a tape loom.
19th-Century Cooking
(AGES 11-14)
$250/WEEK
AUGUST 1-5 OR AUGUST 15-19
Have fun learning open-hearth cooking
during this hands-on class for girls and boys.
Explore the museum gardens, and bring
seasonal ingredients back to the kitchen.
Learn how to correctly build a fire for openhearth cooking. Make simple 19th-century
dishes such as “bubble & squeak” and
“scooting along the shore.” During the week
students will also make their very own receipt
(recipe) book to bring home.
123 ABC Cross Stitch Sampler
Huck Finn Adventures
Confections
(AGES 11-1 6)
$230/WEEK
A U G U ST 1 - 5
Create a family heirloom as you stitch the
days away. Cross Stitch is one of the oldest
know forms of embroidery, and it came to
be a treasured part of early American life.
Venture out into the village to search for
handiwork, observe fiber demonstrations,
learn fun facts about 19th-century life, and
make new friends.
(AGES 11-15)
$230/WEEK
J U LY 2 5 - 2 9 O R A U G U S T 1 5 - 1 9
This class is an extension of Tom Sawyer
Days for older campers. Girls and boys will
have fun learning the skills needed to live on
the frontier: start fires; build shelters; identify
edible plants; cook over an open fire; and
make items for functional use, barter and play.
(AGES 14-1 6)
$250/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5
A 19th-century adventure in decorative
confections! Create fancy sweets such as
candies, marzipan, cookies, pies and cakes.
Record the receipts in your receipt book,
so you’ll be able to make masterpieces at
home, too.
Fashion Fun
Quills, Slates & Graces
1857 American Girl’s Book
by Miss Leslie
(AGES 1 0-12) $240/WEEK
A U G U ST 1 5 - 1 9
In 1857, Miss Leslie compiled a collection of
“light and exhilarating amusements for the
purpose of unbending the mind, exercising
the body, and interesting the attention.” Girls
will enjoy doing handwork (crafts), solving
riddles, playing games and reading stories.
Make your very own reticule (small purse),
heart-shaped pin cushion, ribbon bookmark,
cloth doll and more!
1830s Girls Academy
(AGES 1 0-15) $250/WEEK
J U LY 2 5 - 2 9
Notice is hereby given that Genesee Country
Village & Museum will be opening an academy
for the instruction of young ladies at the
Romulus Female Seminary in Mumford, NY.
Instruction will be given in the art of sewing,
dancing, penmanship, tea etiquette and the
general arts of becoming a 19th-century lady.
School of the Soldier
(AGES 1 0-15) $230/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5 O R A U G U S T 8 - 1 2
Re-enacting is a great way to learn history,
and many thousands of people engage
in this hobby each year. Using the Camp
of Instruction organized in 1839 by the
American Army and codified in School of
the Soldier, you’ll learn about the structure,
skills and customs of the military during the
Civil War. You’ll also examine uniforms and
equipment, cook over an open fire as soldiers
would have in the field, and play games to
pass the time between skirmishes.
(AGES 1 0-15) $230/WEEK
J U LY 1 8 - 2 2
Trace the dramatic changes in fashion and
dress of men, women and children in the
19th century. Spend a week with one of our
museum seamstresses. Discover how to
“date” a costume by its style. Learn about the
influences that affected how people dressed:
was it all a shift in taste, or was it something
more? Try out your new skills by making your
own bonnet to take home.
(AGES 7-1 0)
$240/WEEK
J U LY 11 - 1 5 O R J U LY 2 5 - 2 9 O R
A U G U ST 8 - 1 2
This summer we’re going old-school!
Participate in authentic 19th-century lessons
at the school house, barter for supplies at
Altay store and play games from the past.
Meet with village craftspeople, and make
your own 19th-century projects to take home.
You won’t want to cut this class!
This is the best choice for an introduction to
summer camp at GCV&M!
Storytelling
(AGES 8-1 0)
$230/WEEK
A U G U ST 8 - 1 2
Once upon a time there was a creative
group of children who set off for a oneweek adventure at Genesee Country Village
& Museum. Along the way imagination
is awakened; they discover the power of
listening and are empowered with selfconfidence. Stories create magic, captivate
audiences and teach us about life and the
world around us. Become part of the journey
by learning stories passed down from older
generations as well as crafting your own new
ones! The end.
Preparing a Meal
(AGES 12-15) $250/WEEK
A U G U ST 8 - 1 2
Let’s get cooking, 19th-century style! Both
boys and girls will enjoy this hands-on class,
preparing several full meals made from fresh
and seasonal ingredients. Learn how to make
“toad in the hole,” Scotch eggs and chicken
noodle soup from stock and noodles. Take
home your own receipt (recipe) book with all the
delicious dishes you learned during the week.
School of
the Soldier
Overnight
Encampment
(AGES 1 0-15)
$50/OVERNIGHT
J U LY 14 - 1 5 O R
A U G U ST 11 - 1 2
4 P. M . - 1 0 A . M .
Prerequisite:
School of the Soldier
Spend the night at the
museum’s Civil War gas
balloon encampment. Set up
camp and enjoy an evening
campfire and meal. Take
a lantern-lit walk through
the historic village at night.
Soldiers will sleep in replica
Civil War-era tents. Dinner and
continental breakfast provided.
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Experiences
For Teens
LIVING
HISTORY
The Best Summer Camp in History!
Genesee Country Village offers a variety of Living History Experiences
for young people ages 14 and older. Spend a day or two beside one of
our talented interpreters learning a skill or trade from the 19th-century.
A costume is provided to make your 1800s transformation complete.
Experience dates will be determined at the mutual convenience of
student and instructor. Please contact the Education Manager for more
information and to arrange your Experience (585) 294-8216.
One Day
Broom Making
$105 NON-MEMBER/$94 MEMBER
Using 19th-century tools
& techniques, create your
own broom and hand
whisk to take home.
Learning about
Herbs
$90 NON-MEMBERS/$79 MEMBER
Tinsmith
$115 NON-MEMBER/$104 MEMBER
Two Days
Members Discount:
GCV&M members receive 10% off all classes
General Discounts:
The following discounts are available
for full-day, weeklong classes:
Blacksmith
$205 NON-MEMBER/
$183 MEMBER
Apprentice beside our tinsmith
for the day and learn the basic
techniques of that important trade.
Using hand tools and simple
machines, discover how to cut
and shape tinplate to make a
selection of projects to take home.
Let one of our talented
blacksmiths train you to
use a hammer, anvil and
hardy tools to complete
a project of your choice
to take home.
Kitchen Experience
Coopering
Discover how to harvest,
$105 NON-MEMBER/$94 MEMBER
dry and store a variety of
Work beside one of our
herbs. Choose from topics
knowledgeable culinary interpreters,
like cooking with herbs or
and find out about 19th-century
learning about their medicinal
ingredients, equipment and
or household uses.
methods of cooking while you
prepare a meal.
Camp
Discounts
$205 NON-MEMBER/
$183 MEMBER
Work as an apprentice
to our talented cooper,
and use 19th-century
tools to complete a
wooden bucket of your
very own to take home.
Early Bird Discount:
Register on or before April 30
and save $20 for first child, $10
for each related child thereafter.
Applications must be postmarked or
faxed on or before April 30, 2016.
Multiple Class Discount:
Save $10 for every class above
one. Applicable only for classes
taken by the same child.
Multiple Family Member Discount:
Save $5 for each child, if registering
more than one child. This is applicable
only for related siblings, and registration
forms must be mailed together.
VOLUNTEER SUMMER CAMP
CLASS ASSISTANT
— P R O G R A M —
(FOR TEENS ENTERING 9TH-12TH GRADE)
JULY 11-15 OR JULY 18-22 OR JULY 25-29 OR
AUGUST 1-5 OR AUGUST 8-12 OR AUGUST 15-19
Summer vacation is the perfect time for teens to gain valuable
leadership training. Participants in the program will gain hands-on
experience working within a nationally accredited living history
museum. They will assist with camp activities under the mentorship
of one of our experienced Summer Camp Teachers. In addition,
many teens have been able to use their volunteer experience to
fulfill community service requirements for school, while having a
rewarding summer experience. To be considered for our program,
teens must fulfill our prerequisite, complete our application, provide
a letter of recommendation and attend a required pre-camp
training. Those interested should download an application at:
www.gcv.org/Explore-Learn/Summer-Camps
Prerequisite: Applicants must have attended a minimum of one
week of camp at GCV&M prior to being a Volunteer Class Assistant
OR have volunteered 20 or more hours in the historic village or
nature center prior to the week in which they will assist.
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CAMP
BUSING
2016 Season Highlights
War of 1812 Bicentennial
& Jane Austen Weekend
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 18-19, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
The historic village comes to life with reenactors
portraying shopkeepers, housewives, merchants
and soldiers.
Celtic Faire
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
A celebration of Irish and Scottish heritage with
musical performances, dance showcases and
Celtic festival foods.
Independence Day
MONDAY, JULY 4, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
Experience all the pomp, pageantry and rowdy
merriment that marked July 4th observances
of the past. Join in the pie-eating contest, play
19th-century games, and witness an anvil shot
high into the air!
Civil War Reenactment
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JULY 16-17, 9:30 A.M – 4 P.M.
Hundreds of reenactors converge on the
museum for one of the largest Civil War
re-enactments in New York. Enjoy two battles
daily featuring artillery and mounted cavalry.
Laura Ingalls Wilder Days
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUG. 6-7, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
Enjoy a day of hands-on activities. Run a
sack race or make a cloth doll. Come dressed
as one of your favorite characters. Celebrity
guest appearances by a member of the original
cast of Little House on the Prairie.
Old-Time Fiddlers’ Fair
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUG. 20-21, 10 A.M – 5 P.M.
If you love fiddle music, then prepare to
immerse yourself in a day of traditional music
rooted in New York State’s rich heritage.
Octoberfest: German Heritage Day
SATURDAY, SEPT. 17, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
Through food, dance performances and a
look at our shared history, this unique festival
salutes New York’s early German settlers.
LOCATIONS / DATES
GCV&M offers
bus transportation
from these locations
in the Rochester area:
Fall Festival
& Agricultural
Society Fair
SATURDAY & SUNDAY,
OCT. 1-2, 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
Enter your best apple pie or
famous fruit preserves, grab
your shopping list, and come
to the fair! Enjoy 19th-century
magic and mystery and our
Base Ball Championship!
EAST SIDE
BU S
Spirits of the Past Tours
J U LY 1 1 - AU G U S T 1 9
DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER
BRIGHTON
FIVE SELECT EVENINGS, OCT. 14-15 & 20-22, 6-9:30 P.M.
Make your way through candlelit and spooky
streets to witness scenes based on the scary
stories that frightened readers 150 years ago.
R E S E R VAT I O N S R E Q U I R E D .
Trick-or-Treating
IN THE
Village
SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCT 29-30, NOON- 4 P.M.
Don your Halloween costume and collect treats
from the townspeople in the safety of the
historic village. Warm yourself by the campfire
and enjoy a multitude of family-fun activities.
Preparing for the Holidays
THE 19th-Century Way!
SATURDAY, NOV. 19 10 A.M – 4 P.M.
How did local families get ready for the
upcoming winter? Plus spend quality family time
creating beautiful 19th-century crafts
to give to loved ones.
WEST SIDE
BU S
J U LY 1 1 - 1 5 A N D
AU G U S T 8 - 1 2
GREECE
B R O C K P O RT
This service costs
$25 per week.
See Registration
Form for details and
specific locations.
Breakfast with St. Nicholas
SATURDAY, NOV. 26
Start the day with a morning meal
with the jolly old elf himself.
R E S E R VAT I O N S R E Q U I R E D .
Yuletide in the Country
FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS,
DEC. 2-4, 9-11 & 16-18
Crisp air, candlelight and the Yuletide spirit
await you at this annual holiday celebration.
A supper buffet will be available.
R E S E R VAT I O N S R E Q U I R E D .
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extended
care
9 - 10 a.m. & 4- 5 p.m.
Pre-registration is required to
ensure adequate staffing. Extended
care is programmed separately from
the camp day. Children will have
the opportunity to play games, sing
songs and participate in additional
before- and after-camp activities.
CONTACT US
class information
585-294-8257
registration
585-294-8218
Please visit our website to view
our chart of available classes at
www.gcv.org/Explore-Learn/Summer-Camps
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P.O. Box 310
1410 Flint Hill Road
Mumford, NY 14511-0310
(585) 538-6822
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Rochester, NY
Permit No. 1877
Touch, feel,
&
smell, taste
the19th century!
Membership
2016 SEASON:
Saturday, May 7 – Monday, October 10
Weekdays:
May 10 – September 2
Tuesday through Friday
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Weekends:
May 7 – October 9
Saturday, Sunday
and Public Holidays
September 14 – October 10 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Wednesday through Friday Open:
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Memorial Day, May 30
Independence Day, July 4
Labor Day, September 5
Columbus Day, October 10
Closed Mondays and
September 6-9
Join now and save on camp fees!
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programming
September 14 – October 7
Visit some of our visitor’s
favorite buildings and
enjoy special guided tours
led by our curators and
interpretive staff.
2 visits a year for a family of 4 pays for a family membership!
ALL MEMBERSHIPS INCLUDE:
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admission to
the museum
nExpress admission
during special events
nDiscounted pricing
on after-hours events
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Discounted pricing
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summer camps
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museum shops
and restaurants
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call the membership office
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