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18 // COASTWEEKEND.COM Wildlife center off ers summer camp Bob and Trisha Evans juggling. Juggling camp for kids scheduled in Seaside Photo courtesy Trails End Art SEASIDE — A juggling camp for kids entering 4th through 8th grade will be offered in Seaside in July. The camp will be led by Bob Evans, the physical education teacher at Gear- hart Elementary School. He is a Guinness World Record holder and Ameri- ca’s Got Talent contestant, both for juggling. Campers will learn the basics of juggling, receive an introduction to partner/ group juggling and have opportunities to experience a wide variety of other cir- cus skills and tricks. There will be a max- imum of 12 campers to ensure quality one-on-one instruction. Sessions are sched- uled 8-10 a.m. July 8-12 and July 15-19 at the Mary Blake Playhouse (next to the Seaside Library). Cost is $120 for one ses- sion, $180 for both. Each camper will receive a set of three high-quality jug- gling balls ($36 value), a practice journal, resources for continued learning and a part in the camp highlight video. Email TeacherCoach- Bob@gmail.com to reserve a spot. Get Your Feet Wet at the 53rd Annual Seaside Beach Run! Saturday July 20, 2019 8:30 am on the Prom at 12 th Avenue, Seaside x x x x x x 5K & 10K Races 5K & 10K Races 5K Prom Walk 5K Prom Walk Awards Picnic Awards Picnic x x x x x x Kids’ Sand Dash Kids’ Sand Dash Treasure Hunt Treasure Hunt Souvenir T-shirt Souvenir T-shirt For further information, or to register: Call (503) 738-8304, For or further or www.SeasideBeachRun.org to register: Call (503) 738-8304, visit information, us online at or visit us online at www.SeasideBeachRun.org Proceeds support Clatsop County youth fitness opportunities. Proceeds support Clatsop County youth fitness opportunities. A paper mache bowl by Chris Bryant similar to what campers will create. Art camp for kids off ered in Gearhart GEARHART — Trail’s End Art Association is offering a one-week camp July 22-26 for kids between 2nd and 8th grade. The camp will explore art media through a com- bination of classroom and hands-on experiences. Children will be encour- aged to work at their own pace, within instructor parameters, to create sev- eral pieces. Finished works will include — but are not limited to — a paper bowl, a hand-decorated wooden box with a sculptured top, watercolor-rendered ani- mal paintings, graffi ti art and fused glass based on O’Keefe, Mondrian Matisse and Yoyo Kusama. Weather permitting, sun-painting and additional mark-making techniques requiring sunny weather will also be explored. Campers will also be shown techniques to dis- Cannon Beach Library Annual Fourth of July Book Sale July 4th, 5th, 6thnK6* play their completed work professionally, using mattes and frames as appropriate. A goal is to provide camp- ers with a space to display their art during the Gala Artist’s Reception for the Annual Judged Show the following week. Cost is $160, including all materials. Instruction is scheduled 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday-Friday. For more information, contact Janet Nelson Hutchings at 503- 739-3953 or janet@wcarti- sans.com. Registration and mandatory forms for par- ents to complete are avail- able at bit.ly/2Xd6eyj or at the Gallery, 656 A St., Gearhart. ASTORIA — Wild- life Center of the North Coast is offering its fi rst- ever Junior Naturalists Summer Camp for kids July 22-26. Students entering 3rd and 4th grade who want to learn about animals and discover the out- doors are welcome. The facility, set on 105 acres, is a working rehabilita- tion center for local ani- mals and provides an eco-rich landscape for campers to explore. Campers will visit wetlands, forests and other habitats and learn about the animals and plants that call these eco- systems home. They will have the opportunity to design and create models of animal adaptations, write and draw about living things native to the Pacifi c Northwest and play games to fi nd out more about local species. The camp runs Mon- day-Friday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Cost is $150. There are a limited num- ber of scholarships available. To register, visit bit. ly/2YqFlYS. For more information, contact Josh Saranpaa at director@coastwildlife. org or 503-338-0331. Thursday—S70day, 10am—5pm 1000’s of Books at Bargain Prices! 131 N. Hemlock Cannon Beach 503.436.1391 info@cannonbeachlibrary.org facebook.com/CoastWeekend
