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sPRING BREAK CAMP
NEW IN 2026 • March 12-13, 16-20

Create Your Own Spring Getaway at The Durham!
Want a spring break experience that you’ll be talking about with your friends when school resumes? Sign up for our spring edition of Camp Durham and join us for a unique LEGO® adventure, including exploration of the exhibit Get Building! Bricks at The Durham! Your camper will love building a car to go down our one-of-a-kind rain gutter racetrack. We will get messy with LEGO® stamp painting, experiment with a LEGO® marble maze, a LEGO® catapult and more! Each day will be full of adventure, crafts and creativity. New projects will start and end each day of camp, so campers who only do one day will get the full experience.
Sign up for one day or get a discount when you sign up for all seven!
REGISTER FOR SPRING BREAK CAMP »
“BEYOND THE CAMP” EXPERIENCE
To help fit busy schedules, before and after care is available (7:30-9AM / 4-5:30PM). During our “Beyond the Camp” experience, campers can play games, draw, read or participate in other activities supervised by camp staff.
QUESTIONS?
Please contact the Education & Public Engagement Department at education@durhammuseum.org, or call 402-444-5027.
THEME: LEGO® BLOCK PARTY
Your kids love LEGOs® and we’ve got plenty of them! Building with LEGOs® is so much more than honing your fine motor skills. It’s being curious and creative, trial and error, experimenting, learning about architecture and so much more. We love to use LEGO® play to make connections to our art deco building, construction of the railway, museum exhibits and more. Your camper will enjoy their time learning, exploring and having fun!
PRICING INFORMATION
Sign up for all seven days and get one day free!
SEVEN-DAY CAMP RATE: $270 MEMBERS • $300 NON-MEMBERS
DAILY RATE: $45 MEMBERS • $50 NON-MEMBERS
HOW TO REGISTER
Please review the “How to Register” Instructions. Then, click the link for the specific camp/age group below. Each Spring Camp requires a separate registration.
Sign up for all seven days:
KINDERGARTEN – 2ND GRADE
3RD – 5TH GRADE
Or sign up for select days:
| CAMP DATES | |||
| Thursday, March 12 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Friday, March 13 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Monday, March 16 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Tuesday, March 17 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Wednesday, March 18 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Thursday, March 19 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
| Friday, March 20 | K-2nd Grade » | 3rd-5th Grade » | |
Have questions or need help registering? Call 402-444-5027
“When (the kids) would get home each day, they would share their projects and what they learned. They talked about the new friends they made and the games they played. It was overwhelmingly a fantastic experience for them!” – Camp Parent
FAQS
Age Groups: K-2nd • 3rd-5th
Please note, these are the grade levels your child is currently in.
2026 Camp Schedule: March 12-13, 16-20
Camp Hours: 9AM-4PM
A supervised lunch hour is provided for all campers, and lunches can be brought from home or ordered from the museum before camp begins each day for $7 per camper.
Beyond the Camp Experience
$15/day; $105/all seven days (cost is per child)
Before Camp: 7:30-9AM • After Camp: 4-5:30PM
During our “Beyond the Camp” experience, campers will have the option to participate in either individual activities such as drawing, reading and crafts, or small group activities such as board games or gross motor activities.
Cancellation Policy
Full refunds will be granted for cancellations requested two weeks in advance. Refunds will also be granted for campers with positive COVID-19 tests or confirmed direct exposures.
Camper Medication Policy
Campers must be able to administer their own medication, and we are unable to store medication overnight. If the camper can administer the medication themselves, our Durham staff is able to supervise. If an adult needs to administer the medication, we can arrange for the camper to be available at a specific time for a parent or guardian to administer the medication to the camper.
“Camp at The Durham Museum is the perfect mix of experiences for my child, including educational instruction from teachers, social time with new friends and plenty of time to explore her interests. Our family looks forward to new camp themes each year!” – Camp Parent











