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Prime Time is Offering a Virtual Summer Camp Starting June 8, 2020

Keep your children learning and having fun this summer with new sessions every week that will include live interactive programming and hands-on learning activities provided by local content experts. Topics of Prime Time’s sessions and activities include:

— Art/Music/Audio

— Technology/STEM

— Theater/Arts

— Eco-Conscious

— Wellness/Fitness

— LIVE

Prime Time’s Virtual Summer Camp is free and open to the public with no registration required.

Virtual Summer Camp

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