How do we engineer in our everyday life? Explore all the different types of engineering at Witte Summer Camp!
SOLD-OUT ~ What are charro beans? Who was the first to put chili on an enchilada? Delve into the history and culture of Texas through food at Witte Summer Camp.
What do we need in order to survive in space? Inspired by the special exhibition Surviving Space, this hands-on workshop explores the engineering needed to live and work in space. You’ll design and construct your own prototype space base.
SOLD-OUT ~ Are you ready to become a paleontologist? Embark on a week-long journey to investigate our ancient past at Witte Camp!
Curious about Texas wildlife? From crawly critters to elusive flyers, discover the fascinating creatures of Texas at summer camp.
Educator Program | Learn about exhibitions and programs at the McNay Art Museum, the Witte Museum, the San Antonio Museum of Art and the DoSeum while earning professional education credit.
SOLD-OUT ~ How do we engineer in our everyday life? Explore all the different types of engineering at camp!
Ignite your imagination and express yourself through colorful canvases and artistic discovery at ArtVentures summer camp!
Jump into an evening of aquatic adventure at the Witte Museum! This event, open to guests aged 21 and over, will bring a splash of excitement, libations and education to your summer.
SOLD-OUT ~ How do astronauts travel, eat and sleep in space? Inspired by the special exhibition Surviving Space: Astronauts and Asteroids, this summer camp investigates what it takes to be a space explorer.
SOLD-OUT ~ Are you ready to become a paleontologist? Embark on a week-long journey to investigate our ancient past at Witte Camp!
How do we study prehistoric sharks? Inspired by the special exhibition, Sharks, this hands-on workshop explores the wonders of shark paleontology.
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