How do we engineer in our everyday life? Explore all the different types of engineering at camp!
Ignite your imagination and express yourself through colorful canvases and artistic discovery at ArtVentures summer camp!
How do astronauts travel, eat and sleep in space? Inspired by the special exhibition Surviving Space: Astronauts and Asteroids, this summer camp investigates what it takes to be a space explorer.
Are you ready to become a paleontologist? Embark on a week-long journey to investigate our ancient past at Witte Camp!
How do we study prehistoric sharks? Inspired by the special exhibition, Sharks, this hands-on workshop explores the wonders of shark paleontology.
Join the Witte on a hiking trip to Meyers Spring, considered one of the "must see" rock art sites in Texas and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
How do catapults work? This hands-on workshop explores the motion and energy of different launching devices. You and your family will construct, test and improve your own catapult.
How does chemistry contribute to the art of photography? Inspired by National Chemistry Week, this hands-on workshop explores the art and science of photography.
Join the Witte Museum for a hiking tour to the Halo Shelter! Located in a tributary near the pristine Devils River north of Comstock, Halo Shelter features some of the best preserved Pecos River-style pictographs in the region.
How do spiders hunt? Inspired by the special exhibition, Spiders, this hands-on workshop explores weird and wonderful spider adaptations.
Join the Witte Museum for a hiking tour to the Bonfire Shelter and Eagle Cave, located near Langtry, Texas.
How do hydraulic devices work? Inspired by the special exhibition, Spiders, this hands-on workshop explores the mechanics of spider legs, elevators and construction excavators.
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