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DAY PROGRAMS
ABQ’s Playroom. Come
PLAY all day, everyday,
Tues.-Sat., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
We offer Drop-Off Childcare,
twice a week and Private
Birthday Parties on the
weekends. Coming soon
near Paseo del Norte and
Ventura.
abqplayroom.com
Academy Montessori
offers an authentic
Montessori environment for
ages 20 months through 6
years, including practical
life, sensorial, grace &
courtesy, language arts,
mathematics and cultural
subjects; all this in a bright,
open, airy environment with
a large, beautiful backyard.
We are conveniently located
in the Northeast Heights.
Celebrating 23 years of
Montessori education
with a certified and
experienced Montessori
staff. Call 299-2527 or visit
academymontessorischool.
org for program information
and to schedule a tour.
Now taking applications for
limited spaces for summer
and fall 2010.
Albuquerque Academy
Summer Session, June
7-July 16. Pre-school to
grade 12. LOTS OF SPOTS
in all programs, including
Children’s Workshop and
Day Camp! Visit
aa.edu/summer.
Children’s Workshop
for 4- to 5-year-olds. Early
childhood program with
anthropological focus.
Day Camp for pre-grades
1-6 (8 a.m -3:30 p.m.).
BEST VALUE! Award-winning
camps feature recreational
activities and daily swim
lessons.
Enrichment Classes (six
weeks)
—Academics: math,
reading/writing, science/
computer science,
technology
—Fine Arts: dance,
drama, music, visual arts
High School courses for
credit: Algebra 1, Biology,
Geometry, U.S. History
Theme Camps (half days
for three weeks):
—Summer Design Studio
architecture for children
—Summer Design Studio
landscape architecture for
children
—Puppet Power! Kids on
the Block performing troupe
—The Way-Back Machine
Goes Medieval! Heroes and
Villains of the Middle Ages
—Camp Challenge:
Destination Imagination
creative-problem-solving
camp
—Kosmic Kitchen:
Science of Cooking &
Kitchen Physics
—Star Trek: Science &
Society
—Explore Engineering:
Change the World! robotics
and engineering camp
(sponsored by Sandia
National Labs)
—It’s Electric! music and
video sound-engineering
camp
—Theatrical Art
scene painting for stage
productions
—Art & Food/Art &
Fantasy visual arts camps
—Europe: A TransAtlantic
Tour geography, language
and culture camp
—Chinese Take Out:
A Cultural Tour of China
language and culture camp
Athletics
—Six-week classes:
fencing, jump rope, karate,
sports-specific conditioning,
yoga
—One-/three-week
camps: basketball, tennis,
volleyball, variety sports
Aquatics
—One-week lessons:
diving
—Three-week lessons:
SwimAmerica swim
lessons; Charger Aquatics
Clinic: Intro to Competitive
Swimming
—Six-week classes:
Water Works! aquatics
sampler: diving, water polo,
swimming, synchronized
swimming, snorkeling
Extended Care (7:30-8
a.m. and 3:30-5:45 p.m.)
Chess Camp, Cybercafé,
architecture options
Special Programs at
Albuquerque Academy
—New Mexico Jazz
Workshop’s Summer Jazz
Intensive
—Kaplan Test Prep (with
special pricing)
Walk-in registration now
sun and
fun
F
through May 19 (8 a.m.-
6 p.m., Monday-Thursday;
closed Friday) at Albuquerque
Academy Summer Session
Office, 6400 Wyoming NE,
Albuquerque, NM 87109.
For more information, visit
virtual catalog at aa.edu/
summer or call 828-3399.
Bernalillo County Parks and
Recreation June 14-July 30.
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday through
Friday. $43 per entire seven
weeks. Field trips are extra.
Locations: to be determined.
Activities: arts and crafts,
indoor games, outdoor
games, guest activities and
speakers, KNME workshops
and field trips. Questions?
Call 314-0425 for additional
information.
Bosque School Summer
Camp Programs for 2010
4000 Learning Road NW
Albuquerque, N.M. 87120
bosqueschool.org/
summercamps.htm
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Make sure your kids are ready to
enjoy the lazy days of summer
By Gayle Geis
Of the Journal
programs, art classes and music lessons?
O’Keeffe or Taylor Swift might even thank you someday.
Bobcat Sports Camp
Basketball Camps Boys &
Girls
June 7-10, June 14-17
9 a.m.-noon, rising 4th- to
7th-graders
1-4 p.m., rising 8th- to
12th-graders
Lacrosse Camp Boys & Girls
June 1-4, rising 6th- to
8th-graders
June 7-11, rising 9th- to
12th-graders
7:30-10:30 a.m.
Soccer Camp Boys & Girls
June 1-4 Skills Camp
July 26-29 Skills Camp
Aug. 2-5 Striker and Season
Prep
Tennis Camp Boys & Girls
June 7-10, July 12-16
9 a.m.-noon
Girls’ Volleyball
Aug. 9-12
9 a.m.-noon
Fitness Camp Boys & Girls
TWO week SESSION!
July 12-16, July 19-23 MWF
9 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
Bosque Ecosystem
Monitoring Program (BEMP)
ECO-Science Camps:
bosqueschool.org/
summercamps.htm
NEW! Awesome Anthropology
and Archaeology Camp
June 28-July 2
Bosque Biology Bonanza
June 14-18; July 19-23
New! Chorus Intensive
June 7-11
9 a.m.-noon
NEW! Design Plus
Architecture Camp
May 31-June 4; July 19-23;
illustration by eric chamberlain/journal
lowers are blooming. The afternoons are
warming up. Signs of spring are here.
So you know what that means. Summer is
coming and the kids will be out of school.
How about getting them on the road to
adventure with athletic camps, science
Your future Michael Phelps, Marie Curie, Georgia
July 26-30
NEW! Energy Camp
July 26-30
Farm to Table
June 7-11
Geology Camp
May 31-June 4
Spanish Adventure Camp
June 14-18
Weird and Wacky Wildlife
Biology
June 21-25; July 12-16
Questions: Colleen Seager,
cseag@bosqueschool.org
(505) 898-6388
Children’s Choice —
Summer Fun Camps at:
Bandelier, Sombra Del Monte,
Double Eagle and Manzano
Mesa elementary schools.
June 1-Aug 13, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.,
Monday-Friday
Safe, fun, & enriching. Themes.
June 1-11: CC’s Amazing
Challenge – Travel.
June 14-25: CC Investigates –
CSI, history, myths!
June 28-July 9: Make Room for
Albuquerque, April 4, 2010
Improvement – community &
citizenship!
July 12-23: CC Has Talent –
singing, acting, sports, more!
July 26-Aug. 6: Who will be
CC’s Next … chef, superhero,
inventor?
Aug. 9-13: Real Fun Week!
Real kids choosing real fun!
Features: Fun, swimming,
crafts, science, sports,
music, field trips, friends,
snacks, social skills, drama,
enrichment and teambuilding!
Call (505) 296-2880 or visit
childrens-choice.org to register
today!
Girl Scouts. Call us for
information on Summer Camp,
Trails of Fun activities and
events, or to join a troop. Call
343-1040 or visit
nmgirlscouts.org.
Jewish Community Center
of Greater Albuquerque, 5520
Wyoming NE, is a nonprofit
agency open to the entire
community providing programs
and services to all ages. Call
348-4466 or visit
jccabq.org. Camps offered
include:
Camp Chai, ages 5-13, 5
sessions, June 7-Aug. 6. Your
child will participate in daily
swim lessons, recreational
swimming, sports, archery, arts
and crafts, dance, gymnastics
(K-1) and science. Electives will
include candy making, movie
making, archery, a variety of
dance options, sports, jewelry
making, story time and much
more. Visit jccabq.org for
pricing.
Habonim: Camp Chai
Junior Teen Experience,
ages 12-13, 5 sessions,
June 7-Aug. 6. The Habonim
village experience offers
older campers an excellent
opportunity to grow as young
adults through a wide range
of engaging classes and
activities. Previous Habonim
field trips have included ice
skating, bowling, hiking &
picnic, movies, miniature
golf, museum visits and a
trip to the University of New
Mexico. Visit jccabq.org for
pricing.
CIT (Counselor in Training)
Program, ages 14-15, May
31-Aug. 6. If you want to
take on more of a leadership
role in a camp setting, then
this is the program for you.
All of our CITs will go on a
four-day trip to the Shalom
Institute Camp Center in
Malibu, where they will take
part in ropes courses, team
builders, leadership training
and more. $800 for two-
camp sessions, includes
Malibu trip. See
jccabq.org for additional
session pricing.
Four-Day Mini Camp,
ages 5-13, June 1-4.
$160 members/$240
nonmembers. This camp
will include games in the
gym, play time outside on
our field and playground,
and activities in our Youth
Lounge. This camp will also
include recreational swim
time in our pool.
Golf Camps at Sandia
Club, ages 8-13, June 1-4,
and Aug. 9-11. Beginner:
$215 member/$295
nonmember. Intermediate:
$165 member/$245
nonmember. These
comprehensive and exciting
lessons will include the
basic fundamentals
necessary to learn the
golf swing and all side
components of golf. Learn
the skills required for short
game execution, specialty
shots, course management
and play.
Horseback Riding/Aqua
Camp, ages 6-13, June
1-4: $280 members/$345
nonmembers, July 19-23:
$350 members/$430
nonmembers, Aug. 9-13:
$350 members/$430
nonmembers. Campers will
start the day at beautiful
Heartlane Farms where they
will learn the fundamentals
of horseback riding and
care. They will finish the day
with a refreshing splash in
the JCC pool.
JCC and Rio Vista FC
Soccer Camp, ages 5+,
June 1-4, Aug. 9-13, ages
5-7: $160 members/$240
nonmembers. Ages 8+:
$225 members/$295
nonmembers. Rio Vista will
be back this year to run the
No. 1 soccer camp in New
Mexico. This camp is a must
for all soccer players, novice
or experienced.
Basketball Camp,
ages 5-13, June 1-4.
$225 members/$295
nonmembers. This great
camp will have students
of all ability levels learning
new basketball techniques
with an emphasis on
fundamentals. Coached by
Abbie Letz, player in three
Mountain West Conference
Championships and former
UNM female Athlete of the
Year.
“Lights, Camera, Acting
Camp,” ages 6-13, June
7-11, $315 members/$395
nonmembers. This 5-day
camp includes activities
such as the art of acting
on stage, storytelling,
improvisation, acting for
film, writing scripts and
screenplays, costume
design, stage make-up and
much more.
Habonim Go To Malibu,
ages 12-13, June 13-18,
$445 members/$520
nonmembers. Our oldest
campers will accompany
teens from JCCs in Tucson
and Phoenix to Malibu,
Calif., where they will meet
at the Shalom Institute to
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readers:
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week’s Living section
in the Sunday Journal.
The Living section will
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participate in mountain hikes,
team-building activities, night
hikes, a ropes course, and meet
new friends from other JCCs.
Blast Off to Science Camp,
ages 6-13, June 14-18, $315
members/$395 nonmembers.
Each day, campers will
be involved in hands-on
experiments, fun arts and
crafts, and games based on the
different areas of science.
Five-Day Sports and Activity
Camp, ages 5-13, Aug.
9-13. $200 members $280
nonmembers. Campers will
play fun gym games including
capture the flag, dodge ball,
kickball, “sell out,” cooperative
games and much more. Daily
recreational swimming also will
be included.
Performing Arts Camp,
ages 6-13, Aug. 9-13. $210
members/$275 nonmembers.
This 5-day camp will include
jazz, ballet, tumbling, floor
gymnastics, arts and crafts,
and musical theater. Children
will put everything together for a
big end-of-camp performance.
Martineztown House – 4
STAR from state of NM, CYFD
licensing. June 4-Aug. 4 – full
day, Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-6
p.m. Affordable, bilingual, safe,
educational/recreation program
for 3- to 12-year-old children.
Weekly field trips, swimming,
art, crafts, cooking, sports,
low ratios. CYFD assistance
welcome! 242-4333.
Sandia Preparatory
School, 532 Osuna NE, hosts
SummerPrep 2010: Dare to
Discover, for students entering
grades K-12. More than 80
outdoor, academic, arts and
sports classes, including
many new opportunities
for middle and high school
students. Classes are small,
with a maximum enrollment
of 12 students unless stated
otherwise in course description.
SummerPrep 2010 takes place
June 7-July 16.
Before- and after-care
are available. Call 338-
3000, Fax 338-3099, e-mail
summerprep@sandiaprep.org
or visit
www.sandiaprep.org and
click on “Summer-Prep.”
SummerPrep Director: Tina
Gibson.
Summer School: In addition
to camps in arts, sports and
the outdoors, SummerPrep
2010: Dare to Discover offers
a variety of academic classes
taught by experienced teachers.
High school classes include ACT
Prep, Computer Graphics 1 and
2, Creative Writing Workshop
(with local authors and
teachers) and Travel Abroad:
Tropical Ecology in Costa
Rica & Nicaragua. Middle/
elementary school classes
include The Writing Workshop,
Fitness and Sports Camp,
Crimebusters: DNA Forensic
Science, and Experience The
Philippines. Also offered for
elementary school students
are Robotics and Be-Dazzled
Science Experiments. Other
class topics include: Come
Play With Me (K-3) with early
childhood professional,
Melissa Bentley; Biology;
Earthquakes, Volcanoes &
Tornadoes; Space Exploration;
Hands-On Geometry; Building
Mathematical Minds; Spanish;
China Tour; Play writing and
a variety of computer and
technology classes.
Day Programs: Kids can
choose from numerous
fun-filled workshops at
SummerPrep 2010 taught by
experienced teachers, such
as: Beginning and Advanced
Backpacking; Beginning Rock
Climbing; Space Exploration;
“Jungle Book” Musical Theater;
“Guys and Dolls Jr.” Musical
Theater; Jazz, Ballet and
Modern Dance; Computer
Graphic Design; Photography
and Film Making; Kids Cook and
Crimebusters: DNA Forensic
Science. SummerPrep also
features various introductory
and advanced sports camps,
including camps in tennis,
soccer, volleyball, basketball,
badminton, softball, kickball,
flag football and baseball.
Sports/Recreation: Students
entering grades K-3 can
register for SummerPrep 2010
afternoon Come Play With
Me, where they will learn and
explore through multisensory
play activities. Students will
develop or enhance their skills
in a variety of physical activities
and sports in a noncompetitive
atmosphere. Students entering
grades 4-8 can sign up for
afternoon Fitness and Sports
Camps, where they’ll enjoy
one fun-filled week in each of
several sports. Students will
work together in a team setting
to develop both skill-building
and good-natured competition.
Students are welcome to attend
weekly or throughout the entire
six-week SummerPrep program.
Soccer enthusiasts entering
grades K-5 and tennis players
entering grades 1-8 can
practice their sport, learn the
fundamentals and improve
their skills in Soccer Camp and
Tennis Camp. Middle school
basketball players entering
grades 5-8 will enjoy the Middle
School Basketball Camp, where
they can improve their skills and
compete in the SummerPrep
Tournament. (Both co-ed and
girls basketball camps are
offered.)
Arts/Performing: SummerPrep
2010 offers a wealth of arts
and performing camps for
aspiring artists and performers,
as well as kids who just want
to explore their creative side!
Classes are taught by arts
professionals and trained
teachers. The new class Art,
Photography and Filmmaking
is offered in the afternoons.
Other options include The Clay
Workshop, Artistic Expressions,
Digital Filmmaking, The
Digital Darkroom 1 and 2, and
Advanced Clay Tech. Returning
favorites include Mixed Media
Photography, Guitar Class 1
and 2, Musical Theater (“Jungle
Book” for grades 1-8 and “Guys
and Dolls Jr.” for grades 6-12),
Clay, Drawing, Puppetry, Dance,
Comedy Class and more. For
a catalog or more information,
contact Sandia Prep at 338-
3000, e-mail summerprep@
sandiaprep.org or visit
www.sandiaprep.org.
St. John’s United Methodist
Church is hosting a stunning
Vacation Bible School full of
galactic fun for children ages 3
through rising 6th-graders. Have
a Galactic Blast! Galactic Blast
is July 19-23, 9 a.m.-12:30
p.m. at St. John’s. Lunch and
snacks are included. S.M.A.R.T.
(Summer Music Art, Rhythm
and Theater) Camp will be held
12:30-4 p.m. as a separate
program for children in 1st-6th
grade. Register early! Early
registration ends June 18. For
more information, contact St.
John’s UMC at 883-9717 or
send an e-mail to kqsjumc@
connectatstjohns.org.
St. John’s UMC Preschool
Plus, nationally accredited.
We offer six sensational,
weeklong summer day camps
throughout June and July from
9 a.m.-1 p.m. Choose from
Art, Gardening, Summertime
fun, Stars-n-Stripes, Feathery
Friends, and Reduce, Reuse,
& Recycle. 3-year-olds to 3rd
grade. Call 883-0496 for
fantastic summer fun! 2626
Arizona NE, Alb., N.M. 87110
Summer@ St. Pius X, 5301
St. Josephs NW, Alb., N.M.
87120. 831-8400; Web site
saintpiusx.com; Contact: Jackie
DeVault, summer program
assistant. Fun classes with
hands-on activities open to all
area middle school students
ages 10-14. Two-week sessions
run from June 7-18, June 21-July
2 and July 6-16. Schedule offers
morning and afternoon options
with child care; students can
select different sessions,
part-time classes or fill the
entire day of activities from
8:15 a.m. until 5 p.m. Small
classes with limited enrollment.
Offerings include Computer
Art, Cooking, Photography,
Maskmaking, Beading,
Retablos, Costume Design,
Science and Engineering for
Kids, Rocket Making, Hot Air
Balloons, African Drumming,
Orchestra and Band, Ghosts of
New Mexico and much more.
Request a catalog online or by
phone and join the excitement!
See our other programs in arts
and athletics, too.
Third annual HDWP Writing
Experience 2010 — Tony
Hillerman Middle School will
host this year’s two- or three-
week writers’ camp for kids
in grades 4 to 9. Camp runs
June 7-18 or till June 25 from
9 a.m.-2 p.m., M-F. To save,
register by April 24 at $150/
week. Campers will experience
photography, art, video and
drama through the lens of
writing. Detailed info and
application on our Web site:
hdwp.org. Questions? Call
792-0698 x 37602.
UNM Continuing Education
invites you to plan a summer
full of adventure for your child.
UNM Continuing Education’s
Especially for Youth program
offers classes, camps and
conferences designed to
provide kids from 6-17
exciting and enriching summer
opportunities.
Here are a few offerings: The
3rd Annual UNM Young Writers
Conference (ages 10-17) 9
a.m.-4 p.m., June 5. Cost is
$55. Multiple themed camps
throughout the summer include:
Architecture and Design Camp
(ages 14-17), Funky Footwork
(ages 6-13), Where the Wild
Things Are (ages 6-11), Paws
and Claws Pet Lovers Camp
(ages 11-13), Film Camp (ages
13-17), Computer Video Game
Design (ages 10-16), Youth
Sports Fitness (ages 6-14) and
many more. Classes include
Rock Climbing, Web Site
Design, Tea Time 101, Teen
Yoga, Tae Kwon Do for Children,
Sewing for Animal Lovers, Junior
Golf and more! Call Naomi
Sandweiss, 505-277-0698, or
e-mail naomis@unm.edu. To
register or to order a catalog,
call 505-277-0077 or visit
dce.unm.edu.
SCIENCE
AND NATURE
Camp Invention – A
Program of Invent Now Kids,
Albuquerque, NM. The Camp
Invention program is a nonprofit
enrichment program that
focuses on science, technology,
engineering and math (STEM)
activities through inquiry-
based, hands-on learning for
children entering grades 1
through 6. The Camp Invention
program is run in partnership
with the United States Patent
and Trademark Office. 2010
Camp Locations – Albuquerque:
Tierra Antigua Elementary,
June 7-11; Bandelier
Elementary, June 14-18;
Marie Hughes Elementary,
June 14-18; Matheson Park
Elementary, June 21-25;
Osuna Elementary, July 19-23;
Clovis – Mesa Elementary, July
26-30; Las Cruces – Desert
Hills Elementary, June 7-11;
Hillrise Elementary, June 14-18;
Ojo Caliente – Ojo Caliente
Elementary, June 21-25; Rio
Rancho – Enchanted Hills
Elementary, June 21-25; Santa
Fe – Mission Viejo Christian
Academy, July 26-30; New
curriculum each year! To
register call 1-800-968-4332 or
online at campinvention.org!
Challenger Learning Center
New Mexico, Summer Camps
2010:
June 21-24, Crater Kids 9
a.m.-noon. Gr. K-1, $80
June 21-25, Cosmic Capers,
12:30-3:30 p.m. Gr. 5-9, $150
July 12-16, Rocketry, 9 a.m.-
noon. Gr. 4-9, $125
July 12-16, Robotics, 12:30-
3:30 p.m. Gr. 4-5, $125
July 12-16, Tiger Team,
12:30-3:30 p.m. Gr. 6-12,
$125
July 26-30, Micronauts, 9
a.m.-noon. Gr. 2-4, $125
July 26-30, Flight Specialists,
12:30-3:30 p.m. Gr. 2-4, $100
Call 505-248-1776 to register.
challengernm.org
Hands-on Minds-on
Technologies (HMTech)
Summer Science Program is
an educational supplement
targeting African-American
middle and high school
students. Students of all races
and ethnicities are welcome to
participate and encouraged to
enroll. The program is designed
to spark interest in pursuing
careers in science, technology,
math and engineering. There is
no cost to attend the program.
HMTech is offered every
Saturday in June from 9 a.m.-3
p.m. For additional information
visit
hmtech.sandia.gov/index.htm.
The National Museum of
Nuclear Science & History, 601
Eubank SE, hosts Science is
Everywhere Summer Camp for
children who have completed
grades K-7. Experience the
wonders of science in one-week
sessions Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. (with extended time for
pick up from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.),
May 31 through Aug. 13. We
now offer before- and after-
camp care! Sessions include
Awesome Anatomy, CSI Camp
Scene Investigations, Materials
Science, Forces of Flight, Messy
Mixtures, Space Odyssey,
Science Fashionistas, Science
of Art, Hogwerts, Gadgets and
Gizmos, Great Inventors, Going
Green, Lotions and Edible
Potions, and RoboQuest I, II or
III. Call 245-2137, ext. 103, or
visit
nuclearmuseum.org
Talking Talons Youth
Leadership Summer Science
Adventure Camp. Session 1:
June 14-25, Session 2: July
5-16, and Session 3: July
26-Aug. 6. $300/child; sibling
discounts available. Contact
Deidre Linden, 281-1133, ext.
7#, e-mail
deidre@talkingtalons.com or
visit talkingtalons.com.
SPORTS AND
RECREATION
Albuquerque Soccer
Academy: Co-ed, middle and
high school ages. For detailed
information, go to
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Classes Until June 26th Nature Discovery for Kids
Classes Resume Sept. 7th
at the Rio Grande Nature Center
Ballet, Jazz Dance & Music Lessons Programs for students entering grades 1-6, and for ages 4-6.
Guitar, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone
Dance from Age 3 to Adult…Music from Age 7 to Adult – Summer Week-Long Sessions
Over 70 Years of Combined Experience Mon-Thurs 9:00-11:30 ($55)
Our Studio is in the Rio Vista Church of the Nazarene – Friday Evening Sessions 5:00-8:00 ($20)
Academy of Dance & Music For information: call 344-7240
8701 Golf Course Rd. NW, (Just N. of Paseo del Norte)
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The National Institute of Flamenco Presents:

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HISTORIC CASA SAN YSIDRO A Cultural Automobile Show

in the Village of Corrales Exploration! Sunday, May 16, 2010 • 10:00am to 3:30pm
Flamenco dance, music,
Saturday, May 15 • 10am-4pm percussion, singing & literacy Something for everyone!
Presented in conjunction with Festival Flamenco Classic, Exotic, Vintage, Modified
Internacional de Alburquerque.
Activities for families Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Motor Scooters
May 31-June 11, 2010 & Stationary Power Plants
including animals, cookies 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Plus
and bread baked in our Boys & Girls ages 6-12 A special toy car and model show
Public School Certified Teaching Faculty
horno, punched tin, Sponsored by: The Albuquerque Museum and
505-242-7600 The New Mexico Council of Car Clubs
performances and more! flamencoabq@nationalinstituteofflamenco.org

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973 Old Church Road 2000 Mountain Road NW (in Old Town)
For information, call 898-3915 or 311 www.cabq.gov/museum • 243-7255
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ABQSOCCER.COM. Vladi
Stanojevic, director, head girls
soccer coach, Sandia HS.
238-7076.
Albuquerque High School
Future Bulldogs Summer Soccer
Camp and Advanced Soccer
Academy will be June 7-10
for girls and boys. The Future
Bulldogs will be 9 a.m.-noon for
incoming grades 1-8 and will
feature soccer fundamentals
through fun games. The
Advanced Academy will be
5:30-7:30 p.m. for incoming
grades 6-12 and will provide
more advanced technique and
tactics in a fun atmosphere.
Both camps will be directed by
the AHS boys’ soccer coach
Lucien Starzynski. Camp cost
is $60 for the Future Bulldogs
(includes snack, camp T-shirt
and ball) and $80 for the
Advanced Academy (includes
camp T-shirt) or $140 for both.
Registration form is available
online at albuquerquebulldogs.
com, or contact Cathy Drake,
266-5301,
drakelavelle@comcast.net.
Blackman Taekwondo
Academy: 9900 Montgomery
NE, Suite B, Alb, N.M. 87111.
505-856-5616; Web site:
BlackmanTKD.com;
Contact: Master Phillip
Blackman or Kristine Blackman,
program director.
Blackman Taekwondo
Academy Summer Special:
We offer Traditional & Olympic
style Taekwondo, Hapkido &
Philippine Combatives for ages
3 to adult. All programs include
unlimited class attendance.
Classes available Mon.-Sat.,
including morning, afternoon &
evening classes for all. Summer
Special offers 50% discount
off all membership options,
valid for new students only.
Bring your child in for a free trial
lesson. Develop your child’s
confidence in a fun, learning
environment!
Blackman Taekwondo
Academy Summer Camp:
Blackman Taekwondo Academy
invites you to enroll your
children ages 6-12 in our
Summer Camp! We are offering
three, one-week sessions of
1-4 p.m.
Baseball Pitching Camp,
grades 6-12, June 14-17,
8-11 a.m.
Volleyball and basketball are
in the Fieldhouse; soccer and
baseball on the West fields.
Camps are $100 each and are
open to boys and girls. Make
checks payable to Sandia Prep
Summer Prep. Brochures are
available upon request to the
athletic office. Call 338-3000
or 338-3025. (Pmacfarlane@
sandiaprep.org)
Stone Age Climbing
Gym, 341-2016, Climb@
StoneAgeGym.com, www.
StoneAgeClimbingGym.com.
Experience the adventure of
rock climbing at our Spider
Monkeys or Wall Crawlers
Climbing Camps this summer!
Our one-to-six instructor-to-
student ratio insures your child
will receive personal attention
to help him or her learn the
basics of climbing in a fun and
supportive setting. The Spider
Monkeys camp is for kids ages
7 to 12 with a cost of $179.95;
our more advanced Wall
Crawlers program is for ages 11
to 14 with a cost of $219.95
and includes a Tram ride and
outing to the Crest on the last
day. There are eight sessions
scheduled for our Spider
Monkeys program. Choose
Call 256-2080 for locations 100 percent UV-protected from either a 9 a.m. to noon
and registration info. pool. Instructors are qualified, morning session or 1 p.m. to 4
Diamante Equestrian Center patient and talented at working p.m. afternoon session. Spider
in Placitas offers your child with children. Children grow in Monkeys Camp dates are June
the opportunity to learn to be confidence and self-esteem as 7-18, June 21-July 2, July 12-23,
safe around horses both on lessons proceed. Register now! and July 26-Aug. 6; campers
the ground and in the saddle. Visit meet Mondays, Wednesdays
There will be both English and KaysAllSwimSchool.com. and Fridays for either the a.m.
Western riding available. Lone Kings Chess Academy. or p.m. session. We have two
Each day will include feeding, Chess for kids – grades K-12. Wall Crawlers camps scheduled
grooming, tack maintenance, Sign up now! Year-round for the older kids; choose from
stall cleaning, and of course program available. June 8-24 or July 13-29. These
riding! There also also be Beginners welcome! three-week programs meet
arts, crafts and additional 505-261-9832. Tuesdays and Thursdays from
recreational activities and lots LoneKingsChess@aol.com. 9 a.m.-noon for the first five
of fun. Camp hours: 8:30 a.m.- Mighty Monarch Youth sessions with a full-day field trip
3 p.m. Fee: $275 per weekly Football Camp July 17, 9 on the final day, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
session. Before and after care a.m.-4 p.m., grades 2-8, $30 Call Stone Age Climbing Gym for
available for additional fee. preregistration by July 12, $35 additional information or to sign
Enrollment limited to eight on July 17. Skill work, drills and up your child.
children per session. games. Includes lunch and Summer@ St. Pius X, 5301
Six one-week sessions: June awards. Aaron Ocampo, head St. Josephs NW, Alb., N.M.
7-11; June 14-18; June 28-July football coach. Leave message 87120. 831-8400; Web site
2; July 5-9; July 19-23; July at 559-2248. saintpiusx.com; Contact: Jackie
26-30. For more information, Sandia Matador Volleyball DeVault, summer program
Summer-Sault Day Camp
at SAGA (Sandia Acrobatic
Gymnastics Academy), 2832
Girard NE, provides a safe, fun
environment for kids ages 6-12.
Field trips, arts and crafts,
swimming, games, laughter
and especially gymnastics,
all under the watchful eyes
of trained camp counselors.
Weekly sessions begin June 1.
Scheduled activities are
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Extended care
available each day from 7:30
a.m.-6 p.m. for an additional
fee. Call 884-6949 or visit
SAGAgymnastics.com. Register
early; the 2009 camp sold out!
Volcano Vista High School
Summer Sport Camps. Visit
volcanovistahawks.com and
click the “LINKS” button for a
complete list of summer camps
offered at the school.
ARTS AND
PERFORMANCE
ABQ’s Playroom, a Children’s
Enrichment Center, offering
Kindermusik, Arts & Crafts,
Spanish, Performing with
Puppets, and many more
classes and camps. Coming
soon near Paseo del Norte and
Ventura. abqplayroom.com.
Fishback Studio of the Dance
“Summer Dance” call 298-
8828 for info or flier.
Classes are June 1-July 10.
Six weeks: Pre-ballet ages 3,
4, 5.
Child (age 6 and up,) teen,
fun, fishing and making lifelong
friends. Music Camp instruction
is woven into a noncompetitive,
relaxed atmosphere with great
music teachers. Music Camp
has instructors for beginners
all the way to advance in piano,
guitar, band and orchestra.
Music Camp runs for 9 weeks.
Art Camp: instead of only one
week per summer we have 4
weeks of Art Camp that coincide
with Music Camp week #1,
#2, #4 and #5. Art instructors
are professional teachers
in many different media and
teach all levels from beginners
to advance. Chess Camp will
coincide with Music Camp
for week #3. Chess Campers
are novice, intermediate and
advanced players who will have
chess lectures, tournaments
and chess game analysis.
Chess teachers will be a
Chess Master and New Mexico
experts. Art, Chess and Music
campers will also participate
in chorus each morning and all
camp activities. For additional
information on Hummingbird
Music Camp, visit our web site
at
hummingbirdmusiccamp.org
or call 575-829-3060. Campers
can now register online and
make deposits or print out the
registration form and mail to
104 Hummingbird Road, Jemez
Springs, N.M. 87025. Hope to
see you this summer.
Keshet Dance Company’s
Three one-week Dance Camps:
July 12-30. Ballet & Modern,
Tap & Jazz, and African Dance
& Drumming & Hip Hop. For
boys and girls ages 6-14. All
levels welcome. Full- and half-
day options. $175/week for full
day and $100/week for half
day. Scholarships available. For
more information or to sign up,
visit keshetdance.org or call
Keshet at 224-9808.
The Growing Stage at
ABQStages’ two-week musical
theater intensives meet Mon.-
Fri., 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and
culminate with a showcase.
Kids 5-16 have fun developing
See KIDS’ on PAGE E4
Pajarito Yamaha Music School
An Albuquerque institution since 1965

martial arts, fine arts, crafts & call Maryann at 505-917-8732. Camps. 6th-incoming freshmen. assistant. Aspiring student adult – Tap, Jazz/Hip-Hop,
Teaching the foundations of music and
more! No experience necessary. Equestrian vaulting. Join $75. Beginning level camp: athletes have the opportunity to Ballet, Acrobatics, Modern,
keyboard skills to children from the age of 4.

Your child will learn the three the Albuquerque Vaulters: June 17 and 18, 4-7 p.m. and improve skills with Sartan head Scottish. Adult – Swing & Salsa.
For schedule and enrollment information

ingredients for success: focus,
confidence and perseverance.
gymnastics and dance on the June 19, 9 a.m.-noon. Advanced callcall296-3369
296-3369
coaches in their favorite sport Register Now!! 3014-A Altez Street, NE Albuquer
back of the moving horse. level camp: July 8 and 9, 4-7 and explore the possibilities of Performing Arts Workshop
3014-A Altez Street, NE Albuquerque, New Mexico 87111

Call us for the dates & prices.
City of Albuquerque Parks
& Recreation Summer Tennis
Programs. National Junior
Tennis League is June 21-July
29. Mon.-Thur.,
9:15-11:45 a.m.
$50 for six weeks. Ages 7-14.
Tennis Lessons - two-week
sessions. Sessions begin
June 7 and are every two
weeks through the end of July.
Morning sessions, Mon.- Fri.,
8 a.m., 9 a.m. or 10 a.m.
Evening sessions Mon.-Thur.,
5:30 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Adult
and kid lessons, $40 & $30
respectively.
For fun or competition. Safe, p.m. and July 10, 9 a.m.-noon. new sports. Programs include – 4 weeks June: Jazz, Ballet,
great cross-training sport,
balance, timing, strength,
To pre-register contact: Coach
McCarthy at
baseball, basketball, cheer, Tap, Acrobatics, plus: Cheer, Outdoor Athletic
coordination, confidence and
more. Nothing to bring, horses
megmccarthy01@hotmail.com.
Sandia Preparatory School
running, drill/dance, football,
soccer/speed, volleyball,
Theater, Modeling, Singing –
Great Fun!! Adventure Camps
wrestling. Single/multiday Hummingbird Music Camp: Ages 7-16
tack and advanced coaches will host sports camps in June: (Art Camp and Chess Camp
camps for ages 4-18 (ages vary
provided Wed. or Sat. 6 weekly Volleyball, grades 5-8, coincide with Music Camp for For information on our
by sport). Experience the gold
90-minute lessons in Corrales June 1-4, 8-11 a.m. 2010) We are located in the different camps and
standard in St. Pius sports
– $150. Established in 1982, Baseball, grades 5-8, beautiful Jemez Mountains payment options go to
camps, a popular summer
coached for 30 years by Merry June 1-4, 8-11 a.m. where campers (ages 8-14)
Cole. Call for new class or info: Basketball, grades 5-8, activity for young athletes in the
metro area. Be sure to register have a weeklong camp www.activeknow.com
507-2600/898-6185. June 1-4, noon- 3 p.m. experience that includes click on camps
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Kay’s All Swim School, 9737 Soccer, grades 5-12, June overnight camp out, hikes, or call Antonia
Fourth St. NW, offers excellent, 7-10, 8-11 a.m. classes in the arts and full-day
personalized swim instruction Volleyball, grades 9-12, program sections. games, skits, campfires, river 505.604.2177
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June 7 to July 16 science
dance
More than 80 outdoor,
mathematics
academic, arts & sports
classes for students playwriting
entering grades K-12 soccer
filmmaking
NEW Play Camp for K-3
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middle & high school theater
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skills in acting, stagecraft, vocal
and dance technique. Session
#1 is June 7-18. Session #2 is
June 21-July 2. Session #3 is
July 12-23. Session #4 is July
26-Aug. 6. Call 288-1205 to
register.
thegrowingstage.com.
Opera Unlimited Summer
Youth Day Camp will perform
Gilbert & Sullivan’s “The
Mikado.” Afternoons
June 7-July 10. $75 for entire
session. One of ABQ’s Best –
ABQ Magazine. 822-0849 or
choffman9@comcast.net.
Sailer Fine Art and
Instruction offers classes for
students ages 4-18 in painting,
sculpture, pottery, drawing
and multimedia. Adult classes
offered, too. Classes in four
locations: the Sailer studio;
the Juan Tabo and West Side
Hobby Lobby stores; and South
Broadway Cultural Center. Visit
sailerfineart.com for
schedule and cost, call
350-5413, or e-mail
bethesailer@gmail.com.
The Santa Fe Opera,
505-986-5955,
santafeopera.org
Student-Produced Opera
Performances
—Rio Rancho Student Produced
Opera Festival, April 14, 6 p.m.
Free, at Rio Rancho High School
Performing Arts Center
Performances by Rio Rancho
Elementary, Puesta del Sol
Elementary, Colinas del Norte
Elementary, and Martin Luther
King Jr. Elementary
—Chimayó Student Produced
Opera, April 8, 6 p.m. Free. at
Chimayó Elementary School
Performance by Chimayó Boys
and Girls Club
—Pecos Student Produced
Opera, May 7, 6 p.m., Free, at
Pecos District Auditorium
Performance by Pecos
Elementary
2010 Youth Poster Design
Contest
Students from New Mexico
schools are invited to enter
the annual Youth Poster
Design Contest. Images that
are selected will be used
in publicizing 2010 Youth
Nights (“Madame Butterfly”
by Puccini, “The Magic Flute”
by Mozart, “The Tales of
Hoffmann” by Offenbach, and
“Albert Herring” by Britten) and
other educational programs.
Winning submissions also may
appear on merchandise in the
Opera Shop. Images featuring
characters from the Youth
Night operas, the opera house
itself or elements relating to
opera are of particular interest.
Posters may be submitted in
any medium and the final work
should be at least 8½ inches x
11 inches and no larger than 11
Children’s
Performing Group
Summer Camps
June 28th-July 2
July 26th-July 30th
Singing, choreography,
showmanship, confidence and fun.
Non-auditioned boys and girls
ages 3-teens.
Spring Classes enrolling NOW!
Call Andrea at 715-2841
for more info.
albuquerquesunshinegeneration@gmail.com
SCIENCE IS EVERYWHERE KIDS SUMMER CAMP.
IT’S EXERCISE FOR THE MIND.
Register now for week-long programs, running May 31 through August 13.
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inches x 17 inches. Participants
may submit more than one
entry. At least two winners
will be selected. All winners
will receive a cash prize and a
family package (6 tickets per
performance) for all Youth Night
at the Opera performances.
Mail entries to The Santa Fe
Opera Youth Poster Design
Contest, P.O. Box 2408, Santa
Fe, NM 87504-2408. Print the
artist’s name, age, school,
home address and phone
number on the back of artwork.
Deadline for submissions is
May 14.
Backstage Tours
The popular behind-the-
scenes tours resume May 31
and will be offered Monday-
Saturday through Aug. 28. They
begin at 9 a.m. again this year.
The charge for the one-hour tour
is $5, free for children ages
6-17. The tours begin at the Box
Office and reservations aren’t
needed.
PLEASE NOTE: The Guilds
of The Santa Fe Opera will
sponsor Opera Insiders, free
backstage tours, every Saturday
in June, July and August. There
will be entertainment and
refreshments on the theater
patio at 8:30 a.m. with tours
beginning at 9 a.m.
Youth Nights at the Opera
“Madame Butterfly,” June 28;
“The Magic Flute,” June 29;
Kids Dance &
Music Blast!
Summer 2010
First session begins May 31st
20% early Bird
diScount
info: 505.503.8737 or
www.jmflamenco.com
“The Tales of Hoffmann,” July
13; and “Albert Herring,” July
27. All performances begin at
9 p.m.
One adult, two children
per opera: $32. Two adults,
three children per opera: $56.
Additional tickets for additional
children and for young adults
ages 15-22 are $8. To purchase
tickets, call the Box Office at
505-986-5900 or 800-280-
4654 or in person beginning
May 1.
Opera Makes Sense at the
O’Keeffe. June 19 and July 17,
9:30-11:30 a.m.
The Santa Fe Opera and the
O’Keeffe Museum team up to
offer a program for 3- to-5-year-
olds and their parents focused
on learning and communicating
through the five senses. The
interactive art activities will
take place at the Museum’s
Education Annex, 123 Grant,
Santa Fe. To register, contact
the O’Keeffe Education
Department at 505-946-1039.
St. John’s United Methodist
Church will host Summer
Music, Art, Rhythm and Theater
(S.M.A.R.T.) Camp on July
19-23. Get S.M.A.R.T! The
camp is for rising first- through
sixth-graders and is open to
the community. (Children must
be 6 years old prior to Sept. 1.)
The camp will be 12:30-4 p.m.
at St. John’s. Vacation Bible
Quality education in a Christian
environment K-5th grades
* Fully Credentialed Teachers
* Low Student/Teacher Ratios
* Competitive Curriculum
* Art, Music, PE, Tech., Spanish
Before/After School Care
Register Now!
897-1832
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Info: 505-294-6909 • www.abqfolkfest.org
ESPECIALLY FOR KIDS
Instrument Petting Zoo
Ukes! Marimbas! Make your own instrument!
Join the Youth Talent Show!
Percussion Games • Jubal’s Kids Concert
Arts, Crafts, and More
PLUS MUSIC JAMS, DANCING, SINGALONGS
Kids under 11 FREE! • Kids 11-18 $5 • Adults $20
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School will be held 9 a.m.-noon
as a separate program. Lunch
is included and begins at noon.
Each day the children will follow
a rotating schedule of sessions
in various musical activities,
including vocal, instrumental,
creative movement, drama
and art. During the week the
children will prepare a musical
to be presented at the end of
camp on Friday. Register early!
Early registration ends June 18.
Enrollment is limited! For more
information, contact Pauleta
Hendrickson at 883-9717 or
send an e-mail to NewSound@
connectatstjohns.org.
Summer@ St. Pius X
will present one of these
entertaining productions, “The
Phantom Tollbooth Jr.” or “The
Magical Land of Oz” as a PLAY
Conservatory project directed
by Jonathan Dunski. Training
in singing, dancing, acting,
literacy, and professional skills
for students age 8-13 (tuition
$525) beginning June 7;
training 1-5:30 p.m., rehearsal
6-8 p.m., Monday through
Friday. Audition required May 8
by appointment. Stagecraft and
stage management internships
for students age 13-17
(tuition waived), beginning
June 7, 9 a.m.-noon, Monday
through Friday. Eight public
performances go on July 9-18:
Fridays at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.,
Saturdays at 7 p.m., Sundays at
2 p.m. Location: St. Pius X High
School, 5301 St. Josephs NW,
Alb., NM 87120. For registration
information, contact the director
at jonathan.dunski@gmail.com
or visit playconservatory.org.
For show tickets, call 831-
8400. Group rates available.
UNM Music Prep School’s
Sat. music classes for kids
birth-8th gr./June 5-July 31.
Chorus Camp gr. 2-10th/June
7-11. Call 277-8816 or e-mail
musprep@unm.edu for info.
SUMMER SCHOOLS
Huntington Learning
Center, 8100 Wyoming NE,
Suite F-2 Alb., NM, 87113;
857-9100 and 8201 Golf
Course Road NW, Suite B-3,
Alb., NM, 87120; 897-9100;
huntingtonlearning.com.
Year after year we continue
to offer children, ages 5-17,
supplemental instruction in
reading, writing, mathematics,
study skills, phonics and related
areas as well as SAT/ACT
test preparation. The positive
SummerDance
encouragement of our staff and
certified teachers combined
with individualized instruction
based on our diagnostic testing,
is what we believe sets us apart
and continues to make our
program a success.
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inches tall by 7½ inches
redesigning their apps to
wide, a bit smaller than suit the bigger screen and
a standard magazine. functionality of the iPad.
The high resolution, Some are available now,
LED backlit touchscreen but more will roll out in
is 9.7 inches, measured the coming months.
diagonally. It runs on
Apple’s proprietary
Seeing and hearing
processor offering high-
speed start-up times
The iPad has built-
for programs, high-
in features to make
definition video output
text easier to read,
and long battery life.
like full-screen zoom
Apple estimates the iPad
magnification and high
will run for 10 hours
contrast white-on-black
while watching video. A
display option. There is
stand and keyboard are
support for playback of
available to turn the iPad
closed-captioned content,
into a desktop computer.
a voiceover screen
reader and mono audio
What does it do? that combines sound for
You can watch movies, delivery to one ear.
TV shows and podcasts The iPad comes in
after downloading two versions: Wi-Fi
selections from iTunes. available as of April 3 and
Each is stored under the Wi-Fi with 3G cellular
“Movies” icon for easy connection through AT&T,
access. If you need to take available later this month,
a break, the iPad will according to Apple. The
mark your place and start $500 Wi-Fi iPad with 16
the show from where you gigabytes (GB) of internal
left off, whether that’s memory will be more than
minutes or days later. enough for many people.
You can do all of your You will need a wireless
e-mail. iPad has its own router in your home for
e-mail interface that
transforms most popular
the connection, and many
public locations offer
e-mail programs into easy- complementary Wi-Fi
to-read screens. You can
access if you plan to take
read e-mails full screen
your iPad on the road.
and view attachments in
full screen as well. The
Ogden, Utah-based
on-screen touch keyboard
TopTenREVIEWS.com guides
is big and clear when
consumers by comparing
held in the horizontal or
products in the world
landscape orientation.
of technology, including
You can dive into Apple’s
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