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Last week, the California Museum's week-long day camp brought history to life for curious young learners ages 6-11, covering everything from pre-statehood Native cultures and Gold Rush-era history to WWII Japanese American resilience and modern activism.
Activities included sushi making, a scavenger hunt at a local community garden, basket weaving, a wagon ride to Old Sacramento and daily tours of the California Museum's inspiring exhibits. A standout moment was breaking apart a toilet-shaped piñata, representing the moment California Assembly member March Fong Eu famously smashed a padlocked toilet on the steps of the State Capitol in protest of pay-to-use toilet stalls, while urinals remained free.
If your young adventurer missed out this year, mark your calendar— registration for next year opens February 2027.
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