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Local places for learning and looking

Who Runs The World? Girls (Who Code)

‘Girls Who Code’ program works to keep kids interested in STEM

Most community members are familiar with the Pablo Center in downtown Eau Claire as a live entertainment and performing arts space, but people may not know about the myriad of youth classes and learning opportunities they offer too. One such opportunity ...

‘Just the Basics’ Kids Cooking Classes to Launch at Menomonie Market

little chefs will emerge from Eau Claire’s Menomonie Market this spring thanks to a new kid-friendly series

This spring’s “Just the Basics” kids cooking series – a brand-new offering from the local co-op – will launch on Thursday, Feb. 27. Hosted at the Eau Claire store’s second level from 4:30-6pm, kids ages 9-13 will learn a bunch of beginner-friendly and important ...

Eau Claire Axemen to Host Youth Camps in March

after nearly 60 kids joined the first youth camp in January, the Axemen football team is back with more activities

After a successful first-ever youth football camp was hosted by the Eau Claire Axemen at Valley Sports Academy in January, the new football team is keepin’ the good times going. While the first youth camp focused on football offense and defense skills for kids ...

Camp Manitou: A Place to Find Your Place

how Ben Hoffmeister and John Cranford’s friendship took root at longtime youth camp

Camp Manitou teaches how important it is, not only to have great friends, but also to maintain long-lasting relationships with people. It taught Ben Hoffmeister and John Cranford that it feels good to have people whom you can love, care about, and count on. All of that ...

Creative Program for Autistic and Neurodivergent Community Launches in E.C.

L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library hosts evening social events for neurodivergent folks

The L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library has partnered with Islands of Brilliance, a statewide nonprofit focused on supporting individuals on the neurodivergent spectrum, to present The Fellowship series. The new local programming is a creative community ...

TAKING THE LEAP: 5 Ways to Deal With Homesickness When Your Kid Goes to Camp

we all know the feeling; how do we deal?

Providing a foundation on how to recognize homesickness and cope will set your children up to successfully lead a lifestyle where they can take on new adventures and adjust to new periods of life while increasing confidence, independence, and critical thinking. Here are five tips to prepare for camp ...


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