January News
COMING SOON – SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION
It’s almost time to register for 2023 summer camps! This year, there are three important dates to mark down.
Wednesday, January 18 (12 a.m.)
Scholarship Drive Access Open + Scholarship Applications Open
We are committed to making youth programs accessible to all individuals regardless of their financial situation. Up to 10 summer camp spaces will be made available during our scholarship drive to individuals who make a significant tax-deductible donation to our scholarship fund.
Wednesday, January 25 (12 a.m.)
Bakken Museum Member Access Open
Bakken Museum Members get early access to the museum’s summer camps. In addition, Household and Supporting Members receive a 10% discount on registration for all camps and classes at the museum.
Tip: for ease of access, we suggest purchasing your membership and setting up an online account before summer camp opens on January 25. Become a member here.
Wednesday, February 1 (10 a.m.)
General Registration Available to Everyone
On February 1, everyone will be able to register for summer camps! Camps fill up quickly, and waitlists will be made available once spaces are full.
Complete 2023 summer camp information and Frequently Asked Questions are available.
HOLIDAY HOURS: OPEN JANUARY 16
While the museum is usually closed on Mondays, we're holding special hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 16. Join us for hands-on activities in Science Studios and search for LEGO Minifigures hidden throughout the museum.
YOUTH EDUCATION PROGRAMS
INNOVATORS WORKSHOP
Monday, January 16
Ages 9-13
In this one-day workshop, students will build a fidget cube using laser-cut pieces and fidgets made from materials in the makerspace. Participants will learn how to use common tools like drills and calipers and how to prototype and plan a project.
INVENTORS CLUB
Saturdays, February 11, 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18
Grades: 4-9
During Inventors Club, students ages 9 through 12 join us on six consecutive Saturdays to build an innovation of their own design. Kids will learn to use tools, coding, and technology to make, improve, and show off their projects.
Younger innovators are invited to join the morning session, while the afternoon session provides an added challenge for older students.
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