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Campers are grouped in co-ed squads with children of similar ages. With children from different areas, our campers have the chance to make lifelong friendships. Campers enjoy a full day of age-appropriate activities. Campers may attend all seven weeks if interested in adventure !!! (Monday - Friday) *Week 1: 06/07/2021 - 06/11/2021 *Week 2: 06/14/2021 - 06/18/2021 *Week 3: 06/21/2021- 06/25/2021 *Week 4: 06/28/2021 - 07/02/2021 *Week 5: 07/05/2021 - 07/09/2021 *Week 6: 07/12/2021 - 07/16/2021 *Week 7: 07/19/2021 - 07/23/2021 Activities - ages 6-10 - $220.00 * Swimming * Archery * BB Shooting * Low Ropes * Climbing Wall * Creek Hike * Sports * Bonfire * Much More Activities - ages 11-14 - $270.00 * Swimming * Archery * Low Ropes * High Ropes * Canoeing * Zip lining * Mountain Biking * Bonfire * Sports * Creek Hike * Much More ALL CAMPERS MUST SEND THE BELOW COMPLETED FORM TO CAMP PRIOR TO JUNE 4, 2021 * COMPLETED MEDICAL FORM * SIGNED CONSENT FORM Forms can be Faxed to : 412-782-5980 Emailed to : kim.daniher@scouting.org Mailed to: Camp Guyasuta, 300 23rd street, Sharpsburg, PA 15215 WHAT TO BRING: * Bag Lunch * Swim Suit & Towel * Sunscreen *Tennis Shoes Everyday * Water bottle * Camp T-Shirt (provided) - Additional shirts can be purchased for $10.00 when registering online PLEASE BE SURE TO PUT NAMES ON ALL PERSONAL BELONGINGS

Sharing the important story of the Whiskey Rebellion and how it helped shape American history through educational hands-on activities and displays including a historic timeline, period exhibits, and 18th century tavern bar, and distilling displays.

The Bradford House Museum is a stand-alone house museum and a National Historic Landmark. Come learn about David Bradford and 18th century living while be led by docents in 18th century attire. The Museum is open Weds, Thurs, Fri and Sat each week.

See how chemistry is used in the workplace and everyday life with interactive activities led by chemists from local businesses and universities. It’s a mixture of chemistry, exploration, and fun!

Searching for Home is a solo exhibition of Seattle-based, Pakistan-born artist Humaira Abid. This powerful exhibition presents a human-scaled look at the worldwide refugee crisis focusing on the plight of women and girls, who make up a disproportionate percentage of the millions of people who have fled their home countries as a result of political conflict and strife, ethnic cleansing and persecution, domestic abuse, climate change and crimes against humanity. Searching for Home presents works by the artist that were created following months of research and interviews with refugee women who have been resettled in both the Pacific Northwest and Pakistan from nations including Somalia, Syria, and Afghanistan. Abid is well known for her unique visual language, which blends the discipline of traditional Mughal miniature painting and sculpture in wood. Her career-long decision to specialize in woodcarving, a male-dominated field, reflects her commitment to challenging stereotypes. The beauty and mastery of Abid’s to-scale carvings of seemingly benign objects, ripe with subtext, belie the violence, cruelty, upheaval, and instability in society, especially that to which women are subject.

EARTH DAY 2021 in MT. LEBANON Greetings Neighbors, Vendors, and Organizations, The Mt. Lebanon Environmental Team (LeboGreen) truly missed celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day with you in 2020 but we have a fantastic, virtual celebration planned for 2021 ... Virtual Earth Day 2021 in Mt. Lebanon begins at NOON on Thursday, April 22, 2021, and runs, virtually, forever! Our goal by offering a virtual Earth Day 2021 celebration in Mt. Lebanon is to inspire and to educate our community about all things “green.” Please join us. Our Story Map will include FUN for all age groups. We are creating a GIS Story Map, which will connect visitors to our YouTube Channel. There, our entire community will be able to view educational and inspirational information provided by vendors, artists and nonprofit organizations. This Channel will be public and available in perpetuity after NOON on April 22nd. We will divide the Story Map into sustainability topic areas such as: energy, water, stormwater, waste, air quality, human health, wellness, local partners, art, music, etc. These topic areas will link to various sustainability organizations' websites and will feature a 5-10 minute video introducing the organizations' mission or vision, services and/or products. There will also be Activity Tent areas, which will feature longer 20-30 minute educational videos or workshops relevant to sustainability topic areas. The Activity Tents will offer composting and rain barrel workshops, which will include compost bins and rain barrels. Registration will be required for these workshops directly through the Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) https://prc.org/programs/conservation-workshops/ . Please reach out, via the links below, for additional information on how to create Your Sustainability Story for inclusion in the Story Map. In case you are not familiar with our past work, please note that LeboGreen is a group of Mt. Lebanon citizen volunteers devoted to conserving energy, water and waste in our community. We work with residents, elected officials, institutions, businesses, nonprofits and the Mt. Lebanon Environmental Sustainability Board to educate the local community and to encourage the implementation of sustainable strategies. The Team responds to global and local economic, social and environmental challenges; to human health needs; and to reducing the effects of climate change on our community and on our neighbors. For additional information and to learn more about past events, please visit our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Earth-Day-in-Mt-Lebanon-135088833224133 When: Thursday, April 22, 2021 - Beginning at NOON Where: Virtual Story Map Link Available Via Our Facebook Page and our future website Visitors can complete a Google Form to participate in a number of ways: Vendors/exhibitors https://forms.gle/8LrLfqAKmLuqwv7eA Volunteers https://forms.gle/o5dwgokcE4KA9xqU7 Sponsors https://forms.gle/rgjuRNn4FmxWBucv9 Questions: Contact Kathy Hrabovsky at lebogreen2020@gmail.com, kathykah2@gmail.com or 412-953-5202

EARTH DAY 2021 in MT. LEBANON The Mt. Lebanon Environmental Team (LeboGreen) truly missed celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day with you in 2020 but we have a fantastic, virtual celebration planned for 2021 ... Virtual Earth Day 2021 in Mt. Lebanon begins at NOON on Thursday, April 22, 2021! We are creating a GIS Story Map, which will connect visitors to our YouTube Channel. There, our entire community will be able to view educational and inspirational information provided by vendors, artists and nonprofit organizations. This Channel will be public and available in perpetuity after NOON on April 22nd. Please reach out, via the links below, for additional information on how to create Your Sustainability Story for inclusion in the Story Map. Our goal by offering a virtual Earth Day 2021 celebration in Mt. Lebanon is to inspire and to educate our community about all things “green.” Please join us. Our Story Map will include FUN for all age groups. Since presentations in our two activity tents in 2019 were so well attended, we are planning virtual tents in 2021 where participants can take part in educational and enjoyable virtual activities. We are planning to share music, meditation, yoga, and energy, water and waste conservation information, as well as air quality, wellness and human health & productivity information. We will offer composting and rain barrel workshops, which will include compost bins and rain barrels. Registration will be required for these workshops directly through the Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) https://prc.org/programs/conservation-workshops/ . In case you are not familiar with our past work, please note that LeboGreen is a group of Mt. Lebanon citizen volunteers devoted to conserving energy, water and waste in our community. We work with residents, elected officials, institutions, businesses, nonprofits and the Mt. Lebanon Environmental Sustainability Board to educate the local community and to encourage the implementation of sustainable strategies. The Team responds to global and local economic, social and environmental challenges; to human health needs; and to reducing the effects of climate change on our community and on our neighbors. For additional information and to learn more about past events, please visit our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Earth-Day-in-Mt-Lebanon-135088833224133 When: Thursday, April 22, 2021 - Beginning at NOON Where: Virtual Story Map Link Available Via Our Facebook Page and possibly our future website Visitors can complete a Google Form to participate in a number of ways: Vendors/exhibitors https://forms.gle/8LrLfqAKmLuqwv7eA Volunteers https://forms.gle/o5dwgokcE4KA9xqU7 Sponsors https://forms.gle/rgjuRNn4FmxWBucv9 Questions: Contact Kathy Hrabovsky at lebogreen2020@gmail.com or 412-953-5202

Sharing the important story of the Whiskey Rebellion and how it helped shape American history through educational hands-on activities and displays including a historic timeline, period exhibits, and 18th century tavern bar, and distilling displays.

The Bradford House Museum is a stand-alone house museum and a National Historic Landmark. Come learn about David Bradford and 18th century living while be led by docents in 18th century attire. The Museum is open Weds, Thurs, Fri and Sat each week.

See how chemistry is used in the workplace and everyday life with interactive activities led by chemists from local businesses and universities. It’s a mixture of chemistry, exploration, and fun!