Get ready to explore, create, and get a little muddy! At this hands-on day camp, youth will dive into nature through art, science, and outdoor adventure. Campers will learn how to use a compass, uncover the world of trees, discover aquatic creatures, dig into soil health, and investigate insects up close. This camp is all about exploring the outdoors, asking big questions, and having fun while learning about the world around us! Lunch and snacks will be provided. For students entering grades 1-5. Register online or call 218-245-6232.

Youth Archery - LaPrairie Recreation Introduction into National Archery in Schools Program (NASP) concepts and principles. Discover the sport of archery with LaPrairie Recreation’s Youth Archery Program. Youth from age 10 yrs. and older will learn the skills and rules of archery during their practice sessions. Beginners are welcome; no previous skills are required; all equipment is provided. Space is limited so register early. Tuesdays, 6/16/25 - 7/21/25; 6:00pm - 7:00pmInstructor: TBDLocation: Ryan Park, 15 Park Drive, LaPrairieFee: $30.00FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PRE-REGISTRATION, CONTACT THE LAPRAIRIE CITYCLERK AT 218-326-8898.

Be the Best Babysitter on the Block!!! Master your babysitting skills-handling emergencies, entertaining children safely, basic child care and first aid and babysitting business practices. Bring a doll or stuffed animal to use during class. This class is appropriate for grades 4-8

The Deer River Boys & Girls Club offers summer programs for youth ages 6–18, focusing on character and leadership, education and career development, health and lifestyle, the arts, and physical fitness. Membership forms are available at the Boys and Girls Club or King Elementary School office.

Players will learn the value of teamwork and sportsmanship in addition to having access to sound fundamental instruction. We are looking forward to a fun week of learning. Players will be divided by age and ability for stations, contests, and games. Players will receive a camp t-shirt. Players should bring a water bottle and wear gym shoes, shorts and a jersey/t-shirt daily. Description & Objectives It is our feeling that individual and team athletic success is largely determined by the athlete's mastery of the proper fundamentals of the sport. We also feel that the time and effort a player puts into learning the fundamentals and developing skills depends on the enjoyment he gets out of his participation.It is our objective to provide each camper with an enjoyable and worthwhile learning experience. We hope to teach each player the value of teamwork and sportsmanship in addition to providing them with sound fundamental instruction.Camp is coached by Boys Basketball High School Coaches and PlayersWhat to Bring: Campers will be required to wear gym shoes each day. It is recommended that they also wear shorts and a T-shirt.

Hey kids ages 6 and up! Looking for something fun to do this summer? Come check out the 613 Club - explore books, science, games, art and craft projects and make some new friends. Meet at the Calumet Take a 5 Park (located on the corner of Gary Street and 2nd Ave) Questions call the library at 218-247-3108.

Join us for a musical play date this summer! You and your child will learn delightful songs, finger plays and music/movement activities that focus on rhythm, melody, dynamics, tempo, and other basic music skills designed for early childhood students. Children need to be accompanied by a parent/caregiver. For ages birth-8. Call the Calumet Public Library to sign up 218-247-3108Wednesdays, 6/24/26 & 8/5/26 Time: 11:00 am - 11:45 am Location: Calumet Library

For children birth-5 with an adult. Come for readings, finger puppet plays, and projects!We will be outside at Julie's Jungle in Calumet. Tuesdays 10:00 am - 11:00 am June 16, 23, 30July 7, 14, 21, 28 Questions call the library at 218-247-3108.

Register by May 29 to guarantee a t-shirt.

Blast off into a fun-filled week of learning about planets, stars and rockets. Become a mini astronaut through hands-on experiments and creative space projects. Instructor: Jayden Olson

This class is full of energy and attitude. Dancers will learn Jazz technique along with some of their favorite songs. All week they will learn a dance combination to work on! Instructor: Ava Staskivige

Learn ballet positions and moves across the floor. In this class students will work on grace, posture, leaps and turns. Students will also learn a dance combination. Instructor: Ava Staskivige

Let's explore character development through theater games, puppetry, movement and more! Parents, guardians and friends will have the opportunity to participate on the last day. Instructor: Chelsey Johnson

This instructional diving camp is designed to introduce and develop foundational springboard diving skills in a safe, supportive and technique-focused environment. Divers will learn proper safety and body awareness, progressions for takeoffs and basic skills and fundamentals of diving form. You will leave with improved confidence, understanding of correct mechanics and clear steps for continued skill development. Coached by Addie Albrecht, 2x NCAA Championships qualifier, former Grand Rapids State Champion in diving and current member of the U of M Dive Team. Camp is open to divers in grades 8-12 with a minimum 6-dive list prior to camp.

Explore the exciting world of dog ownership and training! Build obedience, boost good manners, and dive into agility, scent work, tracking, rally, and tricks—fun for kids and dogs together. Adult must accompany child and dog.

Riteway Driving is offering a 2 Week/10 Days/30 Hour Course over the Summer at Hill City school for ages 14-17. Go to rightwaydrivingmn.com/ and select ENROLL to sign up for the class.