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Chicago's Navy Pier Launches Free Summer Programs This Weekend - Vimarsana News

Chicago's Navy Pier Launches Free Summer Programs This Weekend

According to navypier.org, "Navy Pier is where you go in Chicago for events, free public programs, attractions, culture, dining, shopping, and more. It's where fun lives large, whether you're a visitor or local, with family or friends. As a nonprofit organization, the  People's Pier offers a diverse and eclectic range of activities and experiences that ignite the imagination, stimulate the senses, and allow your spirit to soar." Free Events The summer season kicks off this weekend. That includes summer hours which are 10 am to 10 pm Sunday through Thursday and 10 am to midnight on Friday an...

GoLocalProv | Free Summer Programs for RI Children - Virtual & In-Person Options - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Free Summer Programs for RI Children - Virtual & In-Person Options

The Empowerment Factory (TEF) in collaboration with the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) is offering free elementary youth art classes, from July through early August.

Free summer camp programs expand to better serve Grand Rapid's third ward - Vimarsana News

Free summer camp programs expand to better serve Grand Rapid's third ward

Free summer camp programs expand to better serve Grand Rapid's third ward City expands free summer camp programs in third ward and last updated 2021-05-14 16:57:23-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Free summer camp is back at parks across Grand Rapids for the first time in years. Martin Luther King Park has had summer camps the last two years with about 200 kids. This summer, the city is using $180,000 worth of CARES Act money to fund programs exclusively meant to serve the city's third ward. “These are areas in the city that have historically been under-invested in,” Parks and Recre...