Where history and nature flow
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Have you ever said "I want to be a Zookeeper when I grow up?" Well, now you don't have to wait! This summer, learn all about the different types of animals who live here at Chehaw. In this camp, we will go behind the scenes to see what it really takes to work in a Zoo. Go >
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Raised by wolves, best friend is a bear, biggest rival is an orangutan, and enemy number one is a tiger. The search through the jungle for fire is dangerous. Come tackle many challenges and meet some of Mowgli's friends. This camp includes a canoe trip down the Muckalee and an overnight stay. Go >
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Felines are among the greatest of the animal world and often rulers of their own realm. Built for speed and stealth, step into the world of cats. Spend the week meeting Chehaw's newest cheetahs and discover one of life's most certain facts: that cats rule and dogs drool. Go >
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Winning an Albany, GA getaway is a SNAP! Snap a selfie with an Albany, GA turtle and upload to Facebook, Instagram or Twitter using #TurtleTag for your chance to win! Go >
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Renaissance Connection Presents: Works by Artist Anaya Davis. Opening reception is July 21, 2019 at 6PM. This exhibition will last through August 10, 2019. Make sure to stop by at Renaissance Art Cafe! 123 N Front Street. Go >
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Camp Chehaw is the place all the wild things come to life. We will learn why many of the animals roar their terrible roars, gnash the terrible teeth, slash their terrible claws, and roll their terrible eyes. Step into a magical world and learn where many of the mythical creatures draw inspiration. Go >
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For K-5th grade, there’s something new every day this week, with printmaking, painting, collage, sculpture, and photography. Cost: AMA members, $160 full-day or $90 for half-day; non-members, $180 full-day or $100 half-day. Free early drop-off at 8 am and late pick-up at 5 pm. Discounts for multiple campers from family. Campers can brown-bag lunch or purchase lunch for $30 for the week. Register your camper at albanymuseum.com/summer-art-camp.html. Call 229.430.8400 or email artcamp@albanymuseum.com with any questions. Go >
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The Wetherbee Planetarium is proud to be considered a valuable educational resource in South Georgia, sharing not just fulldome educational films, but also producing live presentations on a wide variety of astronomy topics. Go >
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Come out and play with Geeks Who Drink and grab your favorite favorite pint of beer made from ingredients grown in South Georgia soil! Go >
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Cubs Programs are specifically targeted for children ages 3 and 4. Join us in the Zoo with your little one from 9:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Cubs Programs are free with Zoo admission, and as always, free for members. Go >
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Animal Encounters take place throughout the aquarium on the weekend, but are normally scheduled for Saturday at 11:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and on Sunday at 4:00 p.m. in Skywater. Go >
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Grab a pint of Pretoria Fields Collective beer and belt out your favorite song! Go >
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Chehaw BMX is a volunteer organization that hosts monthly BMX bike races and events. You do not have to be a member to attend. For more information please visit https://www.facebook.com/pg/chehawbmx/about/?ref=page_internal Go >
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Join Albany Yoga Project, a Baptiste Power Yoga Affiliate, at 10 AM for Yoga in the Park! Yoga Ambassadors will lead participants in a free yoga class at Tift Park Community Market. All ages are welcomed! Please bring your own mat & water, and we will see you on your mat! Go >
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Jul. 20, 10:30AM – 2:30PM
50 years ago, Americans huddled around their TVs to watch humans take the first steps on the moon! Since then space technology has come a long way. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 with Thronateeska Heritage Center. Enjoy live coverage from NASA, a moon presentation by Jim Frise, and space technology-related science experiments from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. The live presentation will take place at 11:00 am and again 1:00 pm. This event is free and open to the public. Planetarium shows are $5.00 for non-members and free for members. Go >
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Dive Shows take place at the Blue Hole viewing window and are included with general admission. Go >
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Jul. 20, 4:00PM – 9:00PM
oin The Liberty House of Albany as they kick off their "Capital Campaign" to build a new shelter for victims of domestic abuse and their children. Food Trucks: The Rocket Smoke & Fire Live Entertainment by : Backseat Driving 4pm-6pm Jen & Tonic 6pm-9pm Go >
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Jul. 20, 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Let's Paint and Party at Renaissance Art Cafe! The event is Let's Flamingle, and times are from 6-8PM! $25 per adult, they provide step-by-step instructions & art supplies, you bring your favorite snacks and drinks! RAC is located at 123 N Front Street. Call 229-869-3380 to register. Go >
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Chehaw RC is a volunteer organization that hosts monthly club races. You do not have to be a member to attend. For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/1420442984876459/about/ Go >
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Now that you've graduated from Zookeepers 101, dive even deeper into the animal realm. During this camp, we soar to the next level and learn about animal training, behaviors, habitat, and daily keeper duties from a new behind the scenes perspective. Go >
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Join us for a week long water-based adventure. Campers will have the opportunity to learn or improve both kayaking and canoeing skills. We will discover the many living treasures both plant and animal while paddling the Muckalee and Kinchafoonee Creeks. Go >
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Eww, gross, where did that come from? Did you just eat that? Animals do some weird things and have very interesting behaviors you mother would never let you do at home. Spend the week learning and experiencing all the gross and weird things animals do to survive. Go >
