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Summer Camps offers themed weeks where children investigate fossils, hatch dinosaur eggs, and design dinosaur art during Dino Days Camp. Other sessions include designing and constructing projects using wood pieces, cardboard, and recycled materials, hands-on STEAM activities that introduce robotics, programming, and coding, and exploring robots and coding through games and experiments. Additional camps focus on mixing, mashing, and blending ingredients to create crazy concoctions like slime and oobleck, as well as cosmic crafts and other hands-on science projects.
• Ages: 5–10 years old
• Schedule: Half Day 9:00am–11:30am or Full Day 9:00am–3:00pm, with optional Wrap-Around Care 3:00–4:00pm; sessions run in four-day blocks from July 14–17 through August 18–21
• Price: Half Day Full Member: $120; Half Day No Frills/Non-Member: $140; Full Day Full Member: $200; Full Day No Frills/Non-Member: $240; Wrap-Around Care Full Member and No Frills/Non-Member: $25
Dino Days Camp runs July 14–17, Craft & Create Camp runs July 21–24, Once Upon a Camp runs July 28–31, Robots & Coding Camp runs August 4–7, Crazy Concoctions Camp runs August 11–14, and Space Explorers Camp runs August 18–21. Full or Half Day camp options are available, and campers must provide their own lunch and snack. Camp pre-registration is required, space is limited, there are no refunds, and a child must be registered for a full day of camp to attend Wrap-Around Care, which has an additional fee.
The Children’s Museum of Green Bay has been a leader in the Green Bay community for over 34 years and began as a mobile museum before finding a permanent home. The museum reopened as part of the WaterMark project in Downtown Green Bay, where attendance exceeded 60,000 visitors in its first year at that location, and later moved in the spring of 2019. The museum is a peanut-free facility and states that each person entering grants permission to be photographed, videotaped, or recorded, including accompanying minors, for museum business purposes. The organization’s mission statement is that it is dedicated to shaping brilliant young minds to build a brighter future and that through play, it empowers children and opens the door to limitless possibilities.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Toni Burnett, Director of Education Whitney Potvin, Operations Manager Kelsey Kocken, Director of Business Development Heather Hopfensperger, Guest Experience Manager Ashley Harrison, Education Specialist Olivia Dow, and Finance and Marketing Manager Alex Burnett. The Board of Directors includes President Chris Pahl, Vice President Margie Reichwald, Past President April Smith, Treasurer Andy Dilling, Secretary Kate Dewick, Executive Director Toni Burnett, Ryan Evers, Kristin Jacques, Melissa Toonen, Lucas Compton, and Whitney Potvin.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
• Ages: 5–10 years old
• Schedule: Half Day 9:00am–11:30am or Full Day 9:00am–3:00pm, with optional Wrap-Around Care 3:00–4:00pm; sessions run in four-day blocks from July 14–17 through August 18–21
• Price: Half Day Full Member: $120; Half Day No Frills/Non-Member: $140; Full Day Full Member: $200; Full Day No Frills/Non-Member: $240; Wrap-Around Care Full Member and No Frills/Non-Member: $25
Dino Days Camp runs July 14–17, Craft & Create Camp runs July 21–24, Once Upon a Camp runs July 28–31, Robots & Coding Camp runs August 4–7, Crazy Concoctions Camp runs August 11–14, and Space Explorers Camp runs August 18–21. Full or Half Day camp options are available, and campers must provide their own lunch and snack. Camp pre-registration is required, space is limited, there are no refunds, and a child must be registered for a full day of camp to attend Wrap-Around Care, which has an additional fee.
The Children’s Museum of Green Bay has been a leader in the Green Bay community for over 34 years and began as a mobile museum before finding a permanent home. The museum reopened as part of the WaterMark project in Downtown Green Bay, where attendance exceeded 60,000 visitors in its first year at that location, and later moved in the spring of 2019. The museum is a peanut-free facility and states that each person entering grants permission to be photographed, videotaped, or recorded, including accompanying minors, for museum business purposes. The organization’s mission statement is that it is dedicated to shaping brilliant young minds to build a brighter future and that through play, it empowers children and opens the door to limitless possibilities.
The leadership team includes Executive Director Toni Burnett, Director of Education Whitney Potvin, Operations Manager Kelsey Kocken, Director of Business Development Heather Hopfensperger, Guest Experience Manager Ashley Harrison, Education Specialist Olivia Dow, and Finance and Marketing Manager Alex Burnett. The Board of Directors includes President Chris Pahl, Vice President Margie Reichwald, Past President April Smith, Treasurer Andy Dilling, Secretary Kate Dewick, Executive Director Toni Burnett, Ryan Evers, Kristin Jacques, Melissa Toonen, Lucas Compton, and Whitney Potvin.
Last updated July 27, 2026.
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