Horizon Youth Theatre stages ‘Mulan Jr.’
Tickets for "Mulan Jr.," a Horizon Youth Theatre musical, are on sale now at Grounds for
Thought.
The show will be staged next month at the Donnell Theatre in the Bowling Green State University Wolfe
Center. Dates are June 12 and 13 at 7 p.m. and June 14 at 2 p.m.
"Mulan Jr." is a musical based on the original Disney movie. Starring Bowling Green-area
students, ages 8-16, "Mulan Jr." follows the story of a girl who joins the Chinese Army in
order to save her father. The show features music from the movie, and a few new songs.
Get the eye patch out and head to Waterville for auditions
WATERVILLE – The Waterville Playshop will hold auditions for "How I Became a Pirate" on Monday
and Tuesday at Zion Lutheran Church, 22 N. Second St., from 7 to 9 p.m.
All roles available are for youth ages 8-18.
Those wanting to audition should be prepared to sing 16 to 32 bars of a song. Bring sheet music in the
correct key (accompanist provided), dress for movement and bring a calendar of conflicts.
Rehearsals begin Wednesday with performances July 11-13. Contacts are director Inge Klopping, email
[email protected]; assistant director Marsha Cochran; music director Mike Moyseenko and choreographer
Elise Hanson.
Submit Buckeye Boys State and Buckeye Girls State info
The Sentinel-Tribune will publish information on area teens going to Buckeye Boys State and Buckeye Girls
State.
Send a headshot and short biography to [email protected], or drop off at the office, 300 E.
Poe Road.
The deadline is Friday.
Summer sessions focus on art, animals, swimming, safety and old-fashioned school
Body: City of BG
Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department is offering dozens of camps this summer.
They include: City Park Barnyard, Rainforest Rendezvous, Winter Wonderland, Wet-N-Wild Hawaiian
Hullaballoo, Games Galore, Oooey Gooey Science, Construction Zone, Wet-N-Wild Water Olympics, Winter
Wonderland, Artapalooza, Wet-N-Wild Hawaiian Hullaballoo, Glass Art Camp, Advanced Glass Art Camp, Girl
Power Tween Camp, Laffalot Summer Camp and Super Energy Heroes Summer Camp.
More information is available at
http://www.bgohio.org/departments/parks-and-recreation/programs/summer-camps-1/summer-camps.
Several sessions of Safety Town for children ages 4 to 6 will be held beginning June 16 at Kenwood
Elementary. Advanced Safety Town is set for July 7.
For more information call 419-354-6223 or email [email protected].
BGSU
Bowling Green State University is offering several summer camps for children ages 5-12.
This is the schedule and weekly themes:
• June 9 – 13: Falcon Fanatics
• June 16 – 20: The Outstanding Outdoors
• June 23 – 27: Artful Antics
• June 30 – July 3: Ocean Commotion
• July 7 – 11: Gotta Love the 80’s
• July 14 – 18: Animal Planet
(Instructional Component – Golf – Additional Cost)
• July 21 – 25: Around the World
• July 28 – August 1: Candy Land
The cost for a community member is $130 per child. The cost for a child of BGSU faculty, staff or student
is $120 per child.
A 10 percent discount is awarded to families for each additional child after the first child is enrolled.

BGSU employees and students are given a discount off of enrollment for the first child enrolled, and an
additional 10 percent discount for multiple children from the same family.
Shortened week pricing is applied to the week of the July 4 holiday.
Before/after care is available.
Instructional component is a$25 flat rate for the week for each child.
The daily schedule is Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with before/after care from 7:30 to 8:30
a.m. and 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Wolcott Museum
MAUMEE – The Maumee Valley Historical Society will host a History Day Camp for children going into the
third through sixth grades.
On June 23 the children will do Pioneer Daily Chores which will give children the opportunity to do
laundry, beat rugs, clean lamps, change feather ticks, and to make candles and soap.
On June 24, with Native American Indian Days, campers will learn how the early Native Americans used
nature to meet their daily needs, with hands-on artifacts and crafts.
Old Fashioned Food & Fun on June 25 will highlight homemade ice cream, butter, jam, and lemonade.

On June 26 participants will experience Old Fashioned School Days with such activities as writing with
quill pens, using slates, as well as old fashioned recess.
This camp has been enjoyed by children from Maumee and neighboring communities. Campers from out of state
have even attended while visiting cousins or grandparents. Children are welcome to dress in period
clothing.
The camp at the Wolcott Museum Complex, 1035 River Road, will be held daily from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to
3 p.m. The cost is $15 per session, ($50 for all 4). Members’ cost is $12 per session. Visit
www.wolcotthouse.org for registration. Call 419-666-6632 or 419-893-9602 for information.
Toledo Zoo
TOLEDO – Fly into summer fun with the Toledo Zoo’s Summer Safari Camps, starting in June. These day camps
offer campers, ages 4 to 14, an experience unlike anything else available in the area.
Themes stretch from penguins and polar bears to dinosaurs and fishing expeditions. Older kids (ages
11-14) can spend time working as Junior Zookeepers in Nature’s Neighborhood, the award-winning
children’s zoo, or they can become Junior Field Researchers and venture out with zoo staff for hands-on
conservation projects throughout the region.
The fun isn’t just for the kids. Family Snoozes invite families to camp overnight at the Zoo with
children (ages 5 and older). This fast-paced overnight experience includes animal interaction, keeper
talks, exclusive tours, meals and more. Sleeping accommodations vary from sleeping in the Forest Room of
Nature’s Neighborhood to camping in tents on Zoo grounds. Each Snooze has a theme that directs the
animal interactions, tours and more.
For more information about Summer Safari Camps or Zoo Snoozes, visit toledozoo.org.
The Toledo Zoo is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily (weekend hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.). The zoo is
located on the Anthony Wayne Trail, four miles south of downtown Toledo. For more information, visit
toledozoo.org or call 419.385.4040.