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The IMAG History & Science Center announces its Fall Camp (preceding the Thanksgiving Holiday) called: “Fall STEAM Ahead!” When school is out, camp is in. The IMAG History & Science Center in Fort Myers and STEMLab in Miromar Outlets, Estero, are offering students (first to eighth grade) a special pre-Thanksgiving, three-day STEAM Camp on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Nov. 25 through Nov. 27, that features Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) with hands-on activities, explorations, events, and fun.

Yes, it’s “Fall STEAM Ahead” Camp with Turkey Baster Races, Cranberry Catapults, Pumpkin Bowling, Candy Corn Ring Toss, and all the fixings of a great pre-Thanksgiving camp experience. In addition, campers will design Fall tote bags, make Thanksgiving greeting cards, churn home-made (actually, museum-made) butter, decorate holiday balloons, and participate in a Thanksgiving Eve Parade (to which parents, families, and friends are invited). IMAG and STEMLab STEAM camps enliven and inspire students sparking their imagination and creativity. For more information and camp registration, please visit: theIMAG.org.

About the IMAG History & Science Center and STEMLab

The IMAG (pronounced īˈ mag) History & Science Center is a family-friendly destination featuring interactive exhibits, aquariums, activities, and history displays for all ages including a 3D theater and virtual reality experience. The IMAG mission is to use the lenses of history and science to help people understand and explore the rich culture and habitat of Southwest Florida through science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM education) as well its history and arts. Inspired by the IMAG History & Science Center, STEMLab is a vibrant, imaginative, fun space designed for the entire family to enrich their understanding and experience of STEM. A visit to the IMAG or STEMLab (or, we recommend, a visit to both) nurtures curiosity, discovery, imagination, and fun for all.