Thank You for a Great Summer at Camp Kaleideum!
Fall and Winter Camp Information Coming Soon!
Get messy, play, and learn with us all summer long at Camp Kaleideum! We offer camps at both Kaleideum Downtown and Kaleideum North from June 6-August 26. Many of the camps are part of Prism, an engineering and innovation initiative made possible by the generous support of the L. David Mounts Foundation and many other community partners. Prism encourages Pre-K through 12th grade students living and learning in greater Winston-Salem, NC, to participate in creative, inquiry-based STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) learning and exploration in an informal educational setting. In addition to the L David Mounts Foundation, Prism is supported by Collins Aerospace, Cook Medical, Corning Foundation, Piedmont Natural Gas, Siemens, and WestRock.
To learn more, download the Summer 2022 Camp Kaleideum brochure. If you have additional questions, please send an email to: scheduling@kaleideum.org And don’t forget … become a member and save money.
Fall and Winter Camp Kaleideum Coming Soon!
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my child need to wear a mask during Camp?
- Masks are not required for camp.
What are your sanitation and safety protocols?
Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our campers, guests, staff, and animals. Long before Coronavirus appeared, Kaleideum prioritized keeping the Museums clean and disinfected. We will continue to meet the highest standards of our cleaning protocol, which includes disinfecting our facilities, exhibits, and exhibit props daily with an EPA approved, hospital-grade disinfectant proven to kill COVID-19. Kaleideum staff follow basic hygiene practices, such as frequent handwashing and using alcohol-based sanitizers. Kaleideum staff received training on COVID-19 response through the Workforce Restart program. Campers will learn and practice proper hand washing techniques. There is a sink in each classroom. Kaleideum staff will have their temperature taken and will a answer a series of health questions before they are permitted to begin their shift.
Important Information
Camp Times
Before-Care
After-Care from 4-5:30 pm
Snacks and Lunch
Full-day Campers should bring two snacks, lunch, and a water bottle.
Half-day Campers during summer months should bring one snack, lunch, and a water bottle.
As a safety precaution due to COVID-19, water fountains will be turned off.
Please label your child’s personal items with their first and last name.
Camper Clothing
Please send your child in clothing that is comfortable for indoor and outdoor, hands-on, messy activities. Closed shoes with socks are preferred. Please, NO flip-flops.
HALF DAY CAMPERS: Just in case, please send a labeled bag with an extra set of clothing for your child.