May 16, 2013 The kids are almost out of school and you have to find something fun for them to do during the summer. The Magic Valley offers a wide variety of different summer programs and camps. Here is full list:
Schools refuse to take our kids during the summertime . . . which is why we had to invent summer camp. But there's no reason why kids should get to have all the fun. Here are eight summer camps from Time Newsfeed for adults.
Club Getaway: It's just like your kids' camp . . . except the cabins have A/C, the cafeteria is catered, and there's alcohol. It costs $289 to $469 for a weekend.
Chef Camp: The Culinary Institute of America has two-to-five-day camps to teach you how to cook gourmet foods. It'll run you $895 to $2,195, plus extra for cooking tools.
Krystal Meyer, is a member of our community who goes above and beyond to help cancer patients. She has been selected to volunteer at Camp Rainbow at Cathedral Pines in Hailey Idaho.
Camp Rainbow is a week-long sleepover camp for children ages 6 to 13 who have had or are currently living with cancer or other blood-related disorders. The goal of Camp Rainbow is to enable these children to have a “normal” camping experience, regardless of their illness or the side effects of their treatments.
March 4, 2011 Chris Anderson from the Herrett Observatory and Faulkner Planetarium was our guest this morning. Tonight, he'll be hosting an astromomy talk about the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Is there life out there?
February 24, 2011 “Ten Little Indians,” the Agatha Christie murder mystery, is being presented by the CSI Theater Department now through March 5th. This is the story of 10 people who are lured to an island where it’s revealed to them that they may each be a murderer. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for students. Each Wednesday through Saturday night at 7:30.
