Youth Baseball Camps to be held at Coca-Cola Park this summer
Signups are now underway for the 2024 Youth Baseball Camps presented by Capital Blue Cross. Make sure to sign up early as each camp is limited to 110 children and each camp is expected to sell out.
The camps run from 9 a.m. to noon for all days of the session. Boys and girls of all skill levels will have the chance to learn baseball and fundamentals from future stars of the Philadelphia Phillies. Each day, members of the IronPigs coaching staff and select IronPigs players will teach the basics of the game and help all campers become better ballplayers.
2024 Camp Dates:
Camp #1: June 19-21, ages 7-9 only. To register, go to offer.fevo.com/baseballcamp-9tlzjpr-20cc46e?fevoUri=baseballcamp-9tlzjpr-20cc46e%2F.
Camp #2: Aug. 7-9, ages 10-12 only. To register, go to offer.fevo.com/ baseball-camp-bttvnnb-7af4b88?fevoUri=baseball-camp-bttvnnb-7af4b88%2F
The cost is $175 per camper. In addition to meeting, learning, and playing with IronPigs players, each camper will receive a daily lunch, two tickets to a selected IronPigs game during the camp (Camp #1, June 20 and Camp #2, Aug. 7), and an official IronPigs Youth Baseball Camp T-shirt.
For information, contact Aaron Weisberg at aweisberg@ironpigsbaseball.com or 610-841-1213.
Register now for Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites summer camp sessions
Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites announced that its summer camp, “Design Your Own Marvelous Miniature Camp,” is accepting applications for the 2024 season. The camp, tailored for children ages 7-12, offers two sessions and will be held 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 24-28 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 8-12.
Each day features a hands-on exploration of architecture, interior design, color, toys, furniture and more. At the end of the session, all campers take home a finished structure that they customized and furnished. Parents are welcome for a show-and-tell on the last day.
The summer camp will be held at the Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts, 427 N. New St., Bethlehem.
While at the Kemerer, campers will get up close and personal with the Elizabeth Johnston Prime dollhouse collection, one of the largest in the United States, and apply what they learn about architecture, design, and functionality to their structure.
The session costs $250 for HBMS members and $300 for nonmembers.
To register, go to www.historicbethlehem.org/shop/product/design-your-owndollhouse-camp.
For assistance, Charlotte Filiciotto at cfiliciotto@historicbethlehem.org.