Tiny Explorers
Entering grades K-2
Week 1: July 21-25 | 9:30-12:00 PM
Week 2: July 28-August 1 | 9:30-12:00 PM
Calling all young scientists and artists! This exciting summer camp invites curious minds to explore the wonders of science and art through hands-on, inquiry-based learning at the art museum. Through guided exploration, storytelling, and interactive activities, children will ask questions, test ideas, and make connections between science and the world around them.
With plenty of opportunities for hands-on play, creativity, and discovery, this camp fosters a love of learning in a fun and engaging environment. Come explore, experiment, and create with us this summer! Join either week or both!
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members (per week)
Beginner Ukulele Workshop with Johnny Cuomo
Entering grades 1-3
Dates: Thursdays July 10, 17, 24, 31, August 7 & 14 | 3:30-4:15 pm
Join local musician and early childhood educator Mr. Johnny for an introduction to the ukulele! Learn the basics, such as the parts of the instrument, string names, simple chord shapes and strumming. The ukulele is the perfect size and shape for an introduction to string instruments and each child will receive a ukulele to keep included in their registration fee.
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members (Includes cost of Ukulele)
Intermediate Ukulele Workshop with Johnny Cuomo
Entering grades 1-3
Dates: Thursdays July 10, 17, 24, 31, August 7 & 14 | 4:30-5:15 pm
Join local musician and early childhood educator Mr. Johnny for an intermediate class on the ukulele! Go beyond the basics and add more chords to expand your songbook, all in a joyful and encouraging environment.
Cost: $150 members / $175 non-members
Hands-On History Camp: Young Historians
Entering grades 3-5
Dates: Week of July 14-18 | 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Step back in time for a history adventure! Using the museum’s amazing collection of objects and art, we’ll play and create as we explore life long ago . What did children wear? What were toys like? What chores did children do? What kinds of jobs could children hope to do when they got older? Our young historians answer these questions and more during this fun-filled program.
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members
Science Explorers
Entering grades 3-5
Week 1: July 21-25 | 2:00-4:00 PM
Week 2: July 28-August 1 | 2:00-4:00 PM
Get ready for a fun and interactive science adventure at the museum! This hands-on class will dive into the exciting worlds of physics, chemistry, earth science, and biology through engaging experiments and activities. Students will explore the fundamental principles of science in a creative and stimulating environment by investigating the forces of motion, exploring the wonders of the natural world, experimenting with states of matter, and even get up close with living organisms—all while developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This class will spark curiosity and excitement for young scientists. Join us for an unforgettable learning experience where science comes to life! Join either week or both!
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members (per week)
Hands-On History Camp: Junior Historians
Entering grades 6-8
Dates: Week of July 14-18 | 1:00-3:00 PM
Step back in time for a history adventure! Using the museum’s amazing collection of objects and art, we’ll explore life long ago. What was day-to-day life like? What work did children have to do? How did they have fun? How did they dress? Our junior historians answer these questions and more during this fun-filled program.
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members
Teen Creator Comic Club
Entering grades 6-8
Dates: Week of August 4-8 | 1:00-3:00 p.m
Calling the next-gen of content creators! Express yourself through comics.
Students will learn about the art of creating comics by exploring overall concept, character development, setting, and storyline.The instructor, Mx. Anu Annam, imparts drawing and color lessons that they developed throughout their 30 years as an artist and arts educator. This inclusive class is open to all levels and abilities.
This program is part of SEA of Visibility, SEA of Visibility is an organization that embraces BIPOC, immigrant, queer and disabled artists and allies, focusing on neurodiversity and mental health. It “Supports Expression through the Arts” (SEA) and promotes destigmatization and integration through multidisciplinary arts exhibitions, performances and art-making programs.
Cost: $200 members / $225 non-members
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Financial Assistance, in the form of partial scholarships, may be provided. Email educators@longislandmuseum.org or call for details.
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Funding provided, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts
