Veteran's Day camp at the Arizona Science Center where children explore nighttime animals and caves through hands-on science activities.
Nocturnal Nature is coming to the Arizona Science Center on Wednesday, November 11, as part of their Camp Innovation series. It's a Veteran's Day camp for kids, and the whole day is built around the world that comes alive after dark.
The focus is on nighttime animals and caves. Instead of just reading about them, the kids spend the day with hands-on science activities—the kind of practical, do-it-yourself projects that let them figure things out by actually doing them. The goal is to uncover the mysteries of the night and build a genuine curiosity for nature, and the session is billed as a family workshop, so it's meant to be an experience you can share.
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It's a full day, running from 9 AM to 4 PM at the Science Center, 600 E Washington St in downtown Phoenix. The price is $65 to $70, and since it falls on Veteran's Day, it's a good way to keep the kids occupied while you're off for the holiday.
