DISCOVERINGS VOLUME 21 A Newsletter for the Discovery Center of the Southern Tier ISSUE FOUR

We Have a ‘Lulu’ of a

Spring 2013 Planned!

Spring Hours

Monday 10am-3pm – Open for Toddlers only (birth – Pre-K) Open to all on school holidays 10am-4pm Tuesday – Thursday 10am-4pm, Friday 9am-4pm

Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm Closed: March 30th—Easter, May 12—Mother’s Day, May 27– Memorial Day

If the Binghamton City School District is closed due to weather, The Discovery Center is closed.

FOUNDATION FORUM Who are we? What is the Founda-tion Board of The Discovery Center? We are an organization created as an endowment fund, created to compli-ment the other fund raisings activi-ties that support The Discovery Cen-ter. We don’t raise money to pay next week’s bills; The Discovery Center Foundation, Inc raises money for an investment fund, with re-turns parceled out over the decades to assure the long-term growth and continued success of the won-derful place called The Discovery Center. Just as you might set aside money to invest for your retirement, or college, we set aside money for the future. In this way, we plan and fundraise so that our grandchil-dren, and THEIR grandchildren, can still discover for themselves the joy of learning.

The Foundation Board of The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier would like to thank its two retiring Board Members, Tom Scala and Jim Buhay. Their dedicated service is much appreciated! Tom has served as Secretary and Jim as President. In addi-tion, Jim Buhay has served the Foundation by being the moving force behind its inception. In turn, we would like to welcome the two newest members of the Foundation: Sandy Guy and Jim Fountaine. Lastly, special thanks to Carole Hillis for serving as Foundation Board President for 2 years. Foundation Board Members for 2013 include; Beth Akel, Secre-tary; Sarah Grace Campbell, Vice President; James Fountaine; Sandy Guy; Nancy Hargrave, President; Carole Hillis, Douglas R. Johnson; Judith Miller; Libby O’Connor; Kevin O’Hara, Treasurer; Karen Sweet-

O’Neill; and Jane Zuckerman.

The Foundation Board is committed to assuring the long term financial stability of The Discovery Center. You can join us in our efforts by offering support; you giving can take on many forms. Check out The Dis-covery Center’s website, thediscoverycenter.org, for the various options including an Endowment newly established in memory of Andrew F. Crocker, Pokey Crocker’s son. Contact us at founda-tion@thediscoverycenter.org or call 607-773-8661 x 204 for more information.

A thank you goes out to those people and businesses that donated to the DCST Foundation this quarter: William & Janet Denman; Dr. Scott & Analise Farrell; Marie (Ann) Patterson, Janet Kriswalus; Margaret Vail; Carol Taren; Linda Biemer; Pranab & Shantha Datta; Super X Launderette, Inc.; Bynam Bryant; Karen Sweet-O’Neill; Margaret (Pokey) Crocker; Beth Akel; Ron Akel; Bill Lane; Dr. & Mrs. Francis Gilroy; George Yonemura; Donald & Janet Beal; James Buhay; Michael & Jane Zukerman; Richard & Barbara Thamasett; James & Nancy Hargrave; Carole Hillis; Ramona Auchinachie; Mr. & Mrs. Doug Johnson; Kenneth & Judith Miller; and the DCST Foundation Board in honor of its 2012 retiring mem-bers. A special note of deep gratitude goes to the Gaffney Foundation, for their major contribution to The Discovery Center of the Southern Tier Founda-tion, Inc.

Nancy Hargrave, President The Discovery Center Foundation

New York State

Council on the Arts

SPECIAL EVENTS Dr. Suess’s Birthday Bash

Saturday, March 2, is a Seussical Day as we celebrate Dr. Seuss’s 109th birthday in a Seussical way! Let the fun begin with a healthy breakfast of green eggs and ham (and some of the yellow kind, too) in The Discovery Center’s Somer-saults Café. Breakfast will be served from 9AM-11AM with a reading of Dr. Seuss’s famous book “Green Eggs and HAM.” Breakfast tickets for eggs, ham, bagel and beverage are $5 for adults and $3 for children 10 and under with ad-mission. Food sales will continue with “Seussical” food from 11AM-1PM for those who say eggs… “not here or there or anywhere!” Then join Thing 1 and Thing 2 and the Cat in the Hat in the museum to enjoy crafts, activities and a scaven-ger hunt. A special presentation of “All Things Seussical” will be performed by S.T.A.R. (Southern Tier Actors Read) at 1PM in The Discovery Center’s Ahearn Playhouse – free with admission. Doors open for seating at 12:45PM. “Today is good! Today is fun! These things are fun, and fun is good.”

Fe, Fi, Fo, FUN! The Tri-Cities Opera presents Jack & The Beanstalk, a special presentation of Opera-Go-Round. This classic fairy tale was adapted and written by renowned arts educator and former TCO art-ist, John Davies, just for children! Children will love the story, singing and costumes and will come away with the positive message of following the Golden Rule. The performance will take place on Saturday, March 9th at 11:30AM in the Ahearn Playhouse. Doors open for seating at 11:15. Free with admission!

Annual Egg-stravaganza Egg Hunt, Performance, Egg Drop, Crafting...All Free with Museum Admission!

Hippity hop on over to The DC on Saturday, March 23rd for an “eggciting” day of fun! Build a structure for the Humpty Dumpty Egg Drop from our second story balcony and see if your egg will crack. Visit with guest art-ists demonstrating egg decorating techniques from around the world and decorate your own egg. Visit with Lulu, our resident rabbit, and meet her bunny friends that will be visiting for the day. All activities begin at 11AM and are free with museum admission; members $3, non-members $6. Healthy food sales will begin at 11AM in the Somersaults Café. The eggcitement continues at 1:30PM in our Ahearn Playhouse when Robert Rogers presents a special puppet show, The Bugtown Follies, where you will meet Peter Rabbit’s friend from the Story Garden, Bugsby Berkley, grasshopper extraordinaire and all of his insect friends. The museum closes during the puppet show so Peter Rabbit can hide the eggs for the indoor egg hunt which will begin at 2:30. So put on your bonnet, bring your basket and join the bunny hop as you hunt for eggs!

Spring Break at The DC: Outrageous Antics Week! Mark your calendars for a week of fun-filled activities, crafts and special guests pulled straight from the pages of your favorite children’s stories every day from 11AM to 2PM Free with museum admission. UNDERWEAR DRIVE! As fans of Captain Underpants are well aware, clean undies are important! Local school districts are always in need of new chil-dren’s underwear. Every family that donates a pack of new kid’s character underwear at our Front Desk between the hours of 11AM and 2PM each day during Spring Break will be entered for a chance to win a free three-month family membership to The Discovery Center! Limit one entry per pack of underwear. Mon., Apr. 1 – It’s April Fool’s Day! Fool Around with Amelia Bedelia and friends as we mark the day with dust mop races, crayon batik art projects and more. Share jokes and play games all day long. Tues., Apr. 2 – Re-inventing the Wheel: Bring your thinking caps and get ready for a day of innovation and discovery. We’ll race paper airplanes, learn what makes a telescope work, and more. Wed., Apr. 3 – Bad Kitty visits the Museum: Asparagus, beets and cauliflower put a good Kitty in a bad mood—maybe you can cheer her up! Go on an alphabet scavenger hunt, meet furry felines; learn about being a cat in a kid’s world. Thurs., Apr. 4 – Make Way for Captain Underpants! Snap your fingers and get ready to laugh until soda comes out of your nose! Come for the “Extra Strength Super Power Juice,” and stay to take on Professor Poopypants in a plunger relay race. What other toilet-related antics will you encounter? more Outrageous Antics on next page…

SPECIAL EVENTS ...Outrageous Antics continued

Fri., Apr. 5 – Mad Hatter Day: Celebrate International Children’s Book Day with our favorite bonneted, crowned and capped characters. Take part in our interactive “Folded Paper Hat” story, learn about hats from around the world, and meet Smokey the Bear at 11:30AM (presented by NYS Ranger Jeremy Oldroyd and the Department of Conservation)!

Enchanted Tea Party Hear Ye! Hear Ye! An invitation is extended to all fairies and elves to don their party attire and attend an Enchanted Tea Party at the Royal Court of Fairies on Saturday, April 20th. Their Royal Majesties will re-ceive guests from 11AM-1PM and 2PM-4PM. Reservations required. A Fairy Feast, entertainment, activi-ties and of course, pixie dust will be provided. All fairy children must be accompanied by an adult. Cost is $8 per person. To reserve your spot in the Royal Court, please call 77-8661 x201 today.

Autism Speaks U Museum Play Date! Thursday, April 25th from 4:00p.m.-7:00p.m. The DC and Binghamton University’s Chapter of Autism Speaks U is pleased to offer a special night of play and community connection for children and their families living with Autism. Enjoy our interactive displays with your child and experience the wonderful bonding only play can spark. Meet families, relax, and let the children play in their own way without judgment. Special activities will be ongoing and advocacy and support informa-tion will be available. Join us for dinner! Food sales with all proceeds supporting Autism Speaks U and their efforts to support families affected by Autism will be available. Reduced admission: $2 per visitor.

Mommy & Me Spa Day Saturday, May 11th 11am-3pm - The DC would like to thank all the mothers, grandmothers and special ladies that have given the gift of love to a child through acts of caring and patience. Spend the day before Mother’s Day kicking off a weekend dedicated to you with special workshops designed to create memories of a lifetime. Stir up some fun in our nutrition kitchen mixing up something sweet with your favorite little helper; get in tune with your inner Zen with child-friendly yoga with a BU Yoga instructor; receive a massage complements of the Body Lab Wellness Center; pamper yourself with a manicure and hair styling compliments of the Cosmetology students from BOCES or be cool as a cucum-ber with a care free facial. Then, spend the afternoon-or take the afternoon off- and have dad or that special male fig-ure in your child’s life make spa themed gifts for Mom with round robin crafting tables available from 12-3pm. All workshops and activities are free with admission. Food sales will be available so stay for lunch!

Preschool & After School Discovery Kids Club The days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer and Discovery Kids Club is ready to go green! Our friends will be helping save the environment and learn-

ing all about solar energy, creating projects out of recyclables and developing their gardening skills. We will keep things mov-ing with some hikes on The Discovery Center’s nature trails. Discovery Kids Club is an interactive program where we make learning fun! It’s the place to be after 3! Children enjoy a di-verse curriculum that includes creative arts and crafts, explor-ing the world of science, physical fitness activities, community outreach and exploration of the museum and Story Garden.

Discovery Kids Preschool Our Pre-K students are gearing up for an excit-ing spring season. We’ll get things started by searching for gold and that pesky Leprechaun before St. Patrick’s Day. Then we’ll travel into space learning all about the planets, stars and the solar system. From Outer Space, we will travel back in time and visit prehistoric dinosaurs. Our interactive program will help your child develop imagination building skills, small and large motor skills and all the A,B,Cs and 1,2,3s of learning fun. Exploration of The Discovery Center’s hands on museum and the Story Garden and weekly Tunes & Tales and Little Hands Science classes are all part of the experience too!

Now enrolling for the 2013-14 school year! For complete information about our Afterschool or Preschool programs, contact Cary Swartz, Education Director at 607-773-8661 x 208 or visit our website: thediscoverycenter.org

FREE PROGRAMS Explore & More

Get a little something extra during your weekend visits with Explore & More! Create beautiful art to take home, learn how to conduct a fun household experiment and enjoy fun facts and lessons about something new each week. Saturdays at 11AM

and 3PM, Sundays at 3PM. 3/2 – 3/3 – One fish, two fish, birthday wish—Dr. Seuss turns 109! Celebrate Seuss’ birthday by finding out how many combinations of Seussical fish you can make with our fun math activity. 3/9 – 3/10 – Fe, fi, fo, fum! Enjoy a reading of the classic story and plant a ean seedling of your own to take home. 3/16 – 3/17 – What makes a four-leaf clover lucky? Learn all about shamrocks and make a shamrock suncatcher. 3/25 – 3/25 – Lean back and relax with us as we explore a fun Passover tradition—reclining! Learn about this special Jewish holiday and make a simple Seder pillow. Mar. 30 –Get sticky with us as we use string and glue to make hollow egg decorations and learn just how old the Easter egg tradition really is. 4/6 – 4/7: –What’s the wiggle? Join us as we sample unique jams from Old Barn Hollow on Vestal Ave. Learn about pectin, the ingredient that gives jelly its jiggle and make ice box jam to take home! 4/13 – 4/14 –Letters make syllables which make words which make rhymes. Let’s mark National Scrabble Day with a rhyme-matching race. 4/20 – 4/21 –Eat some worms this Earth Day! Learn why worms are a vital part of ecosystems across the globe and make a tasty worm-inspired snack. 4/27 – 4/28 – Low bridge ahead! Let’s pretend we’re pio-neers in the early days of Binghamton, and learn all about the Chenango Canal while playing with our own locks and dam set. 5/4 – 5/4 – It’s Cinco de Mayo! Enjoy Mariachi music, learn some fun Spanish phrases and make a paper bag maraca to take home. ¡Olé! 5/11 – Mona Haynes, local author of “I Love You Three Dots,” will read and sign copies of her book, and show us how to make a three-dots bracelet to take home. 5/18 – 5/19 – The Japanese celebrate Children’s Day each year with festivals featuring colorful fish kites. Let’s learn about koi, a brightly colored Japanese fish, and make kites of our own! 5/25 – 5/26 – We’re making patriotic pinwheels and kick-ing off Memorial Day weekend with a spin.

It’s Tot Time at The Discovery Center There’s fun and learning scheduled every day of the week

just for our littlest friends! Watch your youngsters thrive

as specially designed programming ignites imagination

and fosters learning in a safe, friendly environment. Bring

a bagged lunch to enjoy in the Somersaults Café for a day

of great fun! For info about Tot Time or to sign up for a

weekly newsletter contact edu@thediscoverycenter.org

Tot Time programs will be cancelled on days when Binghamton

City School District is not in session.

Funday Mondays On Mondays, we’re open just for toddlers (birth through preschool age) from 10AM to 3PM. There’s big-zie fun to be had by the Pre-K set as they explore the museum, en-joy special activities and make new friends without worry-ing about crowds of bigger kids. At 11AM leave the mess with us and join Messy Masterpieces, a guided art activity focusing on sensory experiences and ideas from science and nature.

Tunes & Tales Tuesdays at 11AM Join us in Books and Beyond for a spe-cial story time every week. We’ll take you and your little ones on a reading adventure full of stories, songs and more.

Little Hands Science Wednesdays at 1PM There is nothing little hands like to do more than explore the world around them! Hands-on activities and exciting science demonstrations are de-signed to challenge young minds, stimulate their senses and make learning fun.

Get Moving! Thursdays at 11AM We’ll feature a fun, safe indoor game each week! With the fickle spring weather, it can be hard to get outside. Learn easy, age-appropriate ways to get little feet moving indoors.

Friday Play Date Fridays at 9 AM New earlier opening time on Friday only! Come spend the morning at the DC and meet other local

families with young children. Each week, we’ll feature

special discussion topics and chat about the joys and chal-

lenges of parenting. Share stories with other caregivers

while the children enjoy a fun activity.

SCOUT PROGRAMS

Scouts Love The Discovery Center! We are proud to offer complete badge, pin and belt loop workshops and sleepovers specially designed for Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts of all ages! We host private scout museum sleepovers and rent Badge-in-a-Bag self-guided workshops to troop leaders. Don’t see a badge or pin topic you’re working on? We can work with you to help achieve your scouting goals. And don’t forget our Discov-ery Center Journey Fun Patches! Find more information about our five-patch journey as well as more Scout pro-gram ideas in our Scout Newsletter, available online at thediscoverycenter.org.

Attention Girl Scouts: Save these Dates! Girl Scout Anniversary Time Capsule and Alumnae Event, Saturday, Mar. 16, join us and the Girl Scout NYPenn Pathways Council as we kick off the next 100 years of Girl Scouting! The council will be sealing their 100th Anniver-sary Time Capsule in style with a Girl Scout Birthday cele-bration, so be sure to bring a memento to add to the cap-sule, be a part of the GSNYPenn Group Photo, and take part in a fun SWAP craft. Inaugural Discovery Center Girl Scout Jamboree! This museum sleepover spectacular on Saturday, June 8 through Sunday, June 9 will be a fitting culmination to your year of scouting, featuring activities, crafts, SWAPs and more.

Scout Snoozes at The Discovery Center When the lights go out, your imagination comes to life! Spend a night in the museum, full of science activities, crafts and special projects. Set up your sleeping bag in your favorite exhibit. Snoozes include dinner and break-fast, a workshop and plenty of museum play. Fee for all snoozes is $24 per scout or $28 per scout/parent pair, unless otherwise noted. Troop leaders are always free. Scouts ages 7 and under should each bring a parent or guardian. Snoozes approved for children ages 6 through 13 only.

Flashlight Hunt - It’s lights out at The Discovery Center as we make s’mores together and go on a flashlight scaven-ger hunt through the museum! Many of us are familiar with the exhibits during the day, but what will we find when nighttime falls? Friday, Mar. 15, 6 PM– 8:30 AM Saturday. For Girl Scouts Saturday, Mar. 16, 6 PM – 8:30 AM Sunday. For Cub and Boy Scouts Moonlight Fairies - Spring is here, and The Discovery Cen-ter is full of fairy magic. We’ll learn all about these magi-cal beings, and make a beautiful fairy headband to take

home. Join us earlier in the day for our Fairy Tea Party (separate registration required). Saturday, Apr. 20, 6 PM – 8:30 AM Saturday. For Girl Scouts.

Zoo Safari - Bring your flashlights and sneakers—we’re going on an after-hours “Night Hike” of the Ross Park Zoo! See the animals as never before, and speak with zoo educators about what it’s like to be responsible for so many different types of creatures. Friday, May 10, 6 PM – 8:30 AM Saturday. For Girl Scouts. Saturday, May 11, 6 PM – 8:30 AM Sunday. For Cub and

Boy Scouts.

Badge Workshops Cub Scouts March Saturday, Mar. 30, 10 AM to 12 PM Weather Wizards (all ages, $8) A simple take-home observation activity will complete the requirements for the “Weather” academics pin. April Saturday, Apr. 13, 10 AM to 12:30 PM Geocaching: A Worldwide Game of Hide-and-Seek! (Webelos, $7) Meets requirements for “Map and Compass” Academics pin. May Saturday, May 18, 10 AM to 12:30 PM From Atoms to Zip-cars Cub (all ages, $8) Meets requirements for “Science” Academics pin.

Girl Scouts March Saturday, Mar. 2, 3 to 5 PM Inventor w/Lockheed Martin (Brownies, $8) Meets requirements for “Inventor” badge. Saturday, Mar. 2, 11 AM to 1:30 PM Junior Detective Academy (Juniors, $9) Meets requirements for “Detective” badge. Saturday, Mar. 9, 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM "Jack & the Bean-stalk" Performance and Special Workshop with the TriC-ities Opera! (all ages, $6) Meets requirements for “Theater” badge. April Saturday, Apr. 6, 10 AM to 12 PM My Sensational Senses! (Brownies, $6) Meets requirements for “Sense” badge. Saturday, Apr. 13, 10 AM to 12:30 PM Geocaching: A Worldwide Game of Hide-and-Seek! (Juniors, $7) Meets requirements for “Geocaching” badge. May Saturday, May 4, 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM Going Buggy (Brownies, $8) Meets requirements for “Bugs” badge. Saturday, May 4, 2 – 4 PM Phenomenal Flowers (Juniors,

$8) Meets requirements for “Flowers” badge.

For more information or to register for Scout Programs contact Gabrielle: edu@thediscoverycenter.org - 607-773-8661 x 205

OTHER NEWS Exhibit News - Coming May 2013!

Our Airport Exhibit is reaching new heights with a new helicopter simulation display thanks to the generosity of Lock-heed Martin and the hard work of a team of Binghamton University engineering students! Climb in and experience flying the friendly skies with a simulation display that will have YOU behind the controls!

School Program News: Teacher Appreciation Day Attention all teachers! You and your family are invited to enjoy a FREE day at The Discovery Center on Sunday, March 3! Enjoy free play in the museum and all the fun family activities offered throughout the day on us as a thank-you for all of your hard work with our area’s youth. NOTE: Teachers must provide official school ID card at the Front Desk at time of arrival to be eligible; limit of four family members per teacher—additional family members pay regular admission price.

Volunteer Service Opportunities The Discovery Center is happy to partner with individuals, local scout groups, student clubs and honor societies, and other community organizations to provide volunteer service project opportunities in a safe, healthy environment. We often need volunteers for our special events, weekday programs and helping in our Story Garden. If you have a special talent to share, call us! For information or to get a project started, contact our Director of Education, Cary Swartz, eddirector@thediscoverycenter.org or call (607) 773-8661 x 208 .

“Night in the Museum” Birthday Sleepovers! What sort of magic happens when the lights go out? Find out when you turn your child’s birthday into an unforgetta-ble memory this year with a one-of-a-kind Discovery Center birthday sleepover! Choose free play in the museum, guided activities, and more. Starting at just $25 per child (minimum of 20 children). Contact Gabrielle at (607) 773-8661 x 205 or edu@thediscoverycenter.org for more information and to book your sleepover today. Hurry, dates fill up fast! For complete information on all of our birthday party options, visit our website thediscoverycenter.org.

Discovery Kids Summer Camps 2013 7 Weeks of summer ‘Ed-Venture’ camps Monday-Friday, July 8-August 23 -Complete camp catalog will be available April 1, 2013.

Camper Ages: 5-6 (5 year olds must be registered for fall 2013 Kindergarten), 7-8, and 9-12. Internship program for 13-15 year olds (call 607-773-8661 x 208 for application). Hours: Half day sessions 9am-12pm and 1-4pm with the option for a full day of fun with our back-to-back camps…just bring a lunch! Supervised lunch with exploration of our interac-tive exhibits 12-1 for campers registered for both morning and afternoon sessions. Early drop off (includes Breakfast Club) and late pick-up available. Children registered for early drop off will enjoy a nutritious breakfast to fuel them for an energetic day of camp fun! Early drop-off from 8-9am ($15/session) and late pick-up from 4-5:30pm ($15/session); must sign up for extended camp hours at time of registration. Camp Fees: All camp fees are due at time of registration including early drop off and late pickup fees. Members $65, non members $70 per weekly half day session. One time $10 registration fee per camper for summer 2013 includes a Discovery Kids Summer Camp T-shirt.

“The Galumpha Gang” – A Summer Performance Camp

The performers of the internationally acclaimed, acrobatic dance company, Galumpha, in partnership with The Discov-ery Center, will offer a two-week intensive summer camp in collaborative choreography, dazzling acrobatics, creative costuming, and tantalizing teamwork to area children and youth; no dance experience necessary! The Galumpha per-formers bring thousands of hours of stage and teaching experience into a mind-expanding and body-bending process certain to result in the wildly unexpected. Participants will absorb skills while creating a genuine, kid-driven, professional performance, which will be a showcased event open to the general public as a culmination of the two-week program. The Galumpha Gang is geared for children 7-13 years of age, with 14-18 year old interns performing & lending a helping hand. Galumpha Gang will take place at Binghamton University’s Performing Arts Building with final performance the evening of Aug 2nd. Fees: members $375; non-members $400 and interns (14-16) $200. Call 773-8661 x 201 to register.

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The Discovery Center’s ‘Sowing the Seeds’ Spring Fling Featuring music by BROTHERHOOD

A Fundraiser for the Story Garden, The Discovery Center’s free outdoor exhibit Friday, April 19, 2013 6:30-11:30pm

A Dinner Dance at Terra Cotta, State Street, Binghamton Call your friends, get your tickets, it’s going to be a great party!

‘Big Kids’ only! For more information or tickets, call 773-8661 x 204

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