summer camp

The Indiana State Museum's new adult summer camp will allow folks to enjoy delicious food, cocktails, camp activities, and more.

Join the University of Evansville for an enriching summer experience with more than a dozen diverse camps for young students.

The camp teaches children and adults with disabilities how to ride bicycles using modified or adapted bikes.

Now is the time to start making plans for your kiddos this summer. The University of Evansville is once again offering some amazing summer camps.

Students in grades 2-12 have the opportunity to attend not one, not two, but SIX different camps this summer hosted by the University of Evansville.

The Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science will host an exciting summer camp option for children in 2021.

The Evansville Rescue Mission has put out a request to the public for life jackets for the children attending summer camp at the Rescue Mission's Camp Reveal.

Summer will be here soon, which means you need to find something to keep your kids occupied during summer vacation. Fortunately, there are plenty of summer camp options in the Evansville, Warrick County, and Henderson, Kentucky area to get the kids out of the house, and maybe more importantly, out of your hair.

When Jennifer Bell sent her 10-year-old son off to 6th grade camp she was hoping he'd have a good time. His first letter home has her scratching her head and wondering what, exactly, he's up to at camp.

Spring has sprung, as they say, and summer will be here soon, which means you need to find something to keep your kids occupied during summer vacation. Fortunately, there are plenty of summer camp options in the Evansville and Henderson area to get the kids out of the house, and maybe more importantly, off your nerves.

Looking for the perfect summer camp experience for your kids? Look no further than cMoe!

It was on April 8th when the Evansville Police Department announced a joint venture with the EVSC to help kids make better choices called Choose Not to Lose. The most visible signs of the program are the unmistakeable program Jeep vehicles assigned to each of the Evansville high schools.