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Like many activities, summer camps for kids are easing back into full swing, but the offerings look a little different this year. Some camps are going virtual because of the pandemic, and others are already sold out. That means it might be tricky getting your kids into a camp this year unless you registered early. As of this writing, there are still some options available. Many groups are limiting enrollment to allow for COVID-19 safety measures such as social distancing. Also be sure to check the camp’s website for rules and other safety procedures that participants will be asked to follow at inperson camps. Here’s a look at just a few of the camps that are operating this year. Plenty of horsing around is on tap for the 2021 Summer Horse Camp at Benbrook Stables (10001 Benbrook Blvd, 817249-1001), geared for kids ages 5 and up. Prices range from $75 for one day to $355 for five, which includes activities like feeding horses, safety, grooming, anatomy, and tacking up. Visit BenbrookStables.com/camp for more. The summer art camp at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (3200 Darnell St, 817-738-9215) will be online this year. Registration is required, and space is limited. Students will discuss art in the Modern’s permanent collection and create their own work based on what they’ve learned. Camps are available for kids from ages 4 to 17, and prices range from $125 for members to $180 for nonmembers. So no one gets left out, all kids are invited to complete a free, downloadable list of 10 art projects to work on at home. No registration is required to participate in this program. A download link will be posted at TheModern.org starting Jun 1. In the Kimbell Art Museum’s Virtual Summer Art Adventures via Zoom (10am-11am Jul 10), campers will
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explore cultural traditions from other countries, including India, China, Japan, Korea, and beyond. Details about registration and other virtual offerings for families are forthcoming, according to KimbellArt.org. At the Fort Worth Botanic Garden (3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, 817-463-4160), Adventure Days in the Garden — Camp Alternative will replace the traditional summer camp. The entire family will be able to utilize “adventure kits” that are designed to draw attention to nature and explore the unique areas of the garden. The first adventure is all about plants and costs $50-60 to participate. For more information, visit Brit.org/plan-a-visit. TCC’s College for Kids/Youth Enrichment Program is another camp that is going virtual this summer. The courses will be held via Blackboard or Google Classroom. Classes are available in areas such as academics, arts and crafts, science and technology, and health and fitness. An application packet must be completed prior to registration. Prices are not listed online. More information and application procedures are available at TCCD.edu/academics. YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth (512 Lamar St, Ste 400, 817-335-9622) offers both day and overnight camps for youths born between Aug 14, 2008, and Apr 26, 2016. Prices range from $90 to more than $1,000 a week depending on the program. The teen programs are geared toward confidence, responsibility, leadership, and learning how to become a camp counselor. The overnight camps will feature a range of activities with themes such as Superheroes, Amazing Race, Survivor, and Water World. Kids enjoy traditional day camp activities, share meals, sit around the campfire,
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TCU (2800 S University Dr, 817-2577000) is serving up a variety of summer camps for high school students in areas such as academics, athletics, and fine arts. Studies in journalism, soccer, baseball, harp-playing, and the music of Star Wars are just a few of the opportunities awaiting at the school. Prices and requirements vary. For more information and a list of all the camps, visit Admissions.TCU.edu/visit/summercamps.php. The City of Fort Worth is also getting into the camping action. All 18 community centers will be filled with kiddos and counselors 7:30am-6pm Mon-Fri, Jun 28-Aug 6. Campers ages 5 to 13 who sign up will participate in a research-based reading program led by a trained literacy support specialist. The cost is $35 per week or $175 for all six weeks, if paid in full at registration. Scholarships are also available, making the cost $25 per week or $125 for all six weeks, if paid in full. Registration may be completed at FortWorthTexas.gov/ news/2021/03/camp-fort-worth-signups or at participating community centers. At Fort Wonder Summer Camps (4200 Country Day Ln, 817-302-3271), curious kids can enjoy learning about topics such as forensics, outdoor adventures, and entrepreneurship, but spots are expected to fill fast. Some classes have already moved to waitlist only. Visit FortWonderCamps.org. Though the camps for kids ages 5 through high school at the Fort Worth Zoo (1989 Colonial Pkwy, 817-759-7555) are already sold out, waiting lists are available for some of them at FortWorthZoo.org. l
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The results are in for USA Today’s Readers’ Choice awards, and we are proud to announce we’ve been named the 9th Best Science Museum in America! USA Today assembled a panel of industry experts to identify the top 20 science museums in the U.S. The publication then opened the list to voting, asking the public to choose their top 10, and YOU helped us receive the #9 spot! Thank you for helping the Museum win this national recognition!
We’re celebrating 60 years of American art all year long at the Carter! Join us as we look back on our story and look forward to our journey ahead.
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Strolling Sundance SUNDANCE SQUARE LAUNCHES A LOCAL ART EXHIBIT SHOWCASING FORT WORTH ARTISTS.
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LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF 3RD STREET AND HOUSTON “STROLLING SUNDANCE” IS A UNIQUE STOREFRONT WINDOW ART EXHIBIT VIEWABLE FROM THE SIDEWALKS OF SUNDANCE SQUARE. This unique art exhibition will showcase works by the winners of Sundance’s “The New Normal” initiative that was launched in April 2020 to support local artists during the pandemic.
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All artwork is part of “THE NEW NORMAL: An Artist’s Response to COVID-19” / Fort Worth Sundance Square artist support program “Strolling Sundance” is a storefront window art exhibit showcasing the works of Fort Worth artists who collectively won $100,000 in grants awarded as part of “The NEW NORMAL: An Artist’s Response to COVID-19” funding initiative. “The New Normal” was launched in 2020 with funding by Fine Line Group (the family offices of Sasha and Ed Bass), the Alice Walton Foundation, the Donny Wiley Memorial Fund at the North Texas Community Foundation,
and Kit and Charlie Moncrief. Artistic works in sculpture, painting, drawing, mixed media, photography, and video are among the 50+ winning pieces which will be featured in the exhibit. “Throughout history, artists have responded to major catastrophes and provided the world with visual interpretations of a reality that captures and preserves the human experience at the time,” commented Sasha Bass, one of initiative’s co-founders.
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“The Sundance Stroll is a public invitation for all ages to visit downtown and enjoy the creativity of our extremely talented local artist community “ said Bill Boecker, President of Sundance Square Management. Additionally, our shops and restaurants are open for business and are following recommended face mask and social distancing protocols.” Parking for the exhibit is free during the month of May as part of Sundance’s current complimentary
day-time short term parking in Garage #3 (345 West 3rd Street); and free weeknight and weekend parking is provided by the Downtown TIF District in select garages (including Sundance Garage #3).
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Artist credit: Jill Johnson “Las Palomas” 2020, photography
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Artist credit: Tschaner Schefas “Clinging to a cloud ain’t as easy as it seems” 2020, recycled paper mixed media
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Artist credit: Jay Wilkinson “PPEthan” 2020, acrylic on canvas
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POWER OF 80% Dr. Kelly Fisher has eating right and eating less down to a science. Dr. Kelly Fisher is a big proponent of culinary medicine. Fisher, an Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in TCU’s Department of Nutritional Sciences, says that culinary medicine coursework “changes many students’ opinions about food.” The Blue Zones Power 9 principles of eating with a Plant Slant and the 80% Rule are key features in the culinary medicine elective class that Fisher helps coordinate for UNT Health Science Center medical students. “One thing we teach is how the microbiome found in the human gut is influenced by food,” she says. Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains “help our gut health,” she says, while fad diets that demonize a particular macronutrient, like carbs or fats, miss the point.
If you don’t like vegetables or don’t know how to prepare them, how do you eat with a Plant Slant? Fisher admits that, even as a registered dietitian, it was hard at first to pack her diet with vegetables. “At first, my goal was just to have a vegetable once a day.” She didn’t worry about a particular number of servings, just that she had veggies at a meal. It can be as simple as adding a large portion of lettuce and tomato on a sandwich or putting vegetables in an omelet. “Most restaurants have options,” she says. Substituting salad or fruit for fries – as long as the salad isn’t drowning in dressing – is one way to make a healthy change. Fisher also recommends hydration. “Drinking water and being hydrated helps with everything,” she says. “Drinking a soda will never make you feel full.” It’s not rocket science, it’s culinary medicine.
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Wangechi Mutu, The Seated III, 2019. Bronze. 82 7/8 × 37 3/4 × 33 3/4 inches. Collection of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, The Friends of Art Endowment Fund and Museum purchase. © Wangechi Mutu
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As an adjunct to their classwork, TCU undergrad dietetics students have an opportunity to take a Blue Zones shopping tour at a local grocery store. Simply recognizing the Blue Zones labels on food shelves goes a long way to helping the students, who will ultimately work with patients, retain the message. Fisher also encourages mindfulness about how we eat. “Don’t eat in front of a screen, and don’t eat at work or while you’re distracted,” Fisher says. “Think about your bites.”
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Fisher says fiber is more filling and will help people achieve the elusive 80% principle – pushing away from the table before you feel completely full. Fiber – found in most vegetables, many fruits, and whole grains – is a healthy way to fill up your stomach. Protein is also filling, and she says there are plenty of ways to get protein from plant sources, such as quinoa.
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