March 25 -29, 20199
Ages 4-12

Spring is in the air and it’s time to bring on the fun! Our Spring Break Day Camp gives children a place to spend time with friends and have fun. Why spend the entire day indoors when you can run around in the fresh air partaking in classic camp activities, while participating in our special dress-up days at Camp Y-Koda! See below for what the theme is each day and don’t forget your attire. We promise your kids will return home safe and very tired. Extended Care (fee of $5.00 per day) and bussing (no charge) is available per the schedule below. Pre-registration is required.

Extended Care available at both the Sheboygan YMCA and the Sheboygan Falls YMCA. Morning extended care is from 7:30am-8:00am and afternoon extended care is from 4:30pm-5:30pm at the Sheboygan YMCA. Morning extended care is from 7:30am-8:15am and afternoon extended care is from 4:15pm-5:30pm at the Sheboygan Falls YMCA.

Bus Stops:
Sheboygan YMCA….. Pick-up 8:00am…….. Drop-off 4:30pm
Sheboygan Falls YMCA….. Pick-up 8:15am…… Drop-off 4:15pm

Daily Themes:
Monday – Pajama Day
Tuesday – Aloha Day
Wednesday – Neon/Tye Dye Day
Thursday – Animal Day
Friday – Flannel Day

The event hours are Monday – Friday from 8:30am – 4:00pm

Penny is a unique piggy bank that will help teach your children about spending and saving money. The program is for parents and their children ages 3-10. All children attending with a parent/adult will receive a Penny the Pig bank.

Free with paid admission to museum upon arrival. Advanced registration required; maximum capacity 30 children.

Name of Cantata :At The Ninth Hour

A Lenten and Easter Musical Journey

Featuring, Cantores Christi Choir and The Silver Lake College Choral

With 2 Performances

When and Where: Sunday Mar. 31^st. 3:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus Church Sheboygan – 8^th & Superior

And Sunday April 14^th  3:00 PM at St. Peter Claver Church Sheboygan – South 12^th Street

Directed by Judy Wilsing and Jonathan Kim

Accompanied by Frederick Strassburger and Frank Trcka

Narration by area clergy.

Free and open to the public