Kids


Edited by Grace Perry timeout.com/chicago/kids


Camp CBG When school lets out


for the summer, a world of adventure awaits


inquisitive youngsters— but you better book early. By Jonathan Samples


THERE’S NO EXCUSE for a dull, uninspired summer break. A family vacation fills two weeks at best, but the remaining 8 to 10 weeks could easily offer nothing more than cartoons, cabin fever and sparse supervision. Help your young one avoid a summer lag with one of these awesome camps. Perfect for aspiring actors, student athletes and future astronauts, these Chicago-area options are here to save the season.


Adler Planetarium summer camps If your little one walks around with his or


her head in the stars, buy a telescope and enroll her at the out-of-this-world Adler Planetarium. A wide variety of summer day camps are sure to inspire your space and technology enthusiasts, whether they’re into robotics or astronomy. The Adler also offers a limited


Time Out Chicago March 8–June 6, 2017 Adler Planetarium summer camps


number of need-based scholarships. à Adler Planetarium, 1300 S Lake Shore Dr (312-922-7827, adlerplanetarium.org/summer-camps). June 19–Aug 11; two- day, full-week sessions $150–$495. Grades pre-K–10.


Arts Quest Summer Camp Your little artists will learn about theater,


music and storytelling at one of Arts Quest’s creative day camps. With themed sessions such as “Earth Defenders” and “History Detectives,” kids are bound to find one


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that fits their interests (and their family’s schedule). Payment plans, financial aid and scholarships are available for all dates. à Lookingglass Theatre Company, 821 N Michigan Ave (773- 477-9257, ext 193 (lookingglasstheatre.org/event_page/ arts-quest-camp). June 19–Aug 25; two-week session $635. Grades K–3.


Camp CBG For kids who love being outdoors but shy


away from overnight camps, the Chicago


PHOTOGRAPHS (FROM TOP): COURTESY CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN; COURTESY ADLER PLANETARIUM


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