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Bright Ideas is
published quarterly
by the Shenandoah
Valley Discovery Museum
as a benefit of membership.
It is mailed free of charge to
members, and is also available free
at the Discovery Museum and other
participating locations.
Copyright 2014 by the
Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum.
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Annual
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First Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of up to $499
Ms. Judith Anderson
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong
Mrs. J. Victor Arthur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Arthur
AFP TriState Chapter
Ballard Brothers Fish Company
Chad Ballard
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Barr
Bath Fitter
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Beale
B-K Office Supply
Mr. & Mrs. Daryl Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bell
Mr. George Bennett, III
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bessette
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Blake
Mr. Gary Bohnenkamp
Mrs. Mary Bowers
Ms. Mary Braun
Mr. and Mrs. George Burgess
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Burns
Mr. & Mrs. Shep Campbell
Miss Joan Carmichael
Cheers School Family
Clara Weiss Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claytor
Amy Courrier
Dr. and Mrs. John Crandell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crane
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Crosen
Mr. & Mrs. Linwood Dehaven
Mike & Chris Delaughter
Mr. Marc DesMarais
Ms. Kathy Dolly
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas
Mr. & Mrs. A.R. Dunning
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Fairinholt
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Flax
Dr. and Mrs. Steve Flax
Ms. Jane Foster
Frederick County Fruit Growers
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Galbraith
Ms. Barbara Gerhard
Ms. Tammy Gigler
Ms. Jen Glass
Gore’s Custom Slaughter & Processing
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Grundman
Dr. and Dr. Nelson Gustin
Ms. Kay Hallett
Mr. Jack Hardesty
Ms. Maria Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hatfield
Mr. & Mrs. Michal Hausfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Ty Headley
Ms. Nell Hopkins
Ms. and Mrs. Dennis Horton
Dr. William Houck, III
Mr. & Mrs. David Jayne
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kalbach
Dr. and Mrs. Vicken Kalbian
Dr. and Mrs. William Keefe
Kern Toyota/Scion
George and Mary Ann Kirkpatrick
Ms. Jaclyn Kruegar
Ms. Pamela Lam
Lantz Construction Company
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawson Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis
Mr. Joe Lizer
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacDonald
March & Legge Land Surveyors
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Martin Dr. Russell McKelway and Dr. Laura Dabinett
Dr. and Mrs. David McWhorter
Melco
Mr. & Mrs. John Menge
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mitchell
Ms. Eleanor Monahan Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morris Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nolan
Mrs. Regina O’Brien Old Town Winchester Business Association
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Dr. and Ms. Thomas Oliver
Optimist Club of Winchester, Inc.
Ms. Natalia Ossinova
Chris and Kiernan Slater Patusky
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Pendleton
Mr. & Mrs. Dwain Place
Senator and Mrs. H. Russell Potts, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Powell
Mr. & Mrs. D.E. Quarles
Mr. & Mrs. William Quarles
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rehm
Mr. and Mrs. James Riley
Mr. & Mrs. Wilborn Roberson
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rockwood
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Russell
Dr. and Dr. Joseph Schmitt
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schutte
Mr. & Mrs. John Scully, IV
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sears
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative
Shenandoah Valley Westminster-Canterbury
Mr. and Mrs. William Sigler
Dr. & Mrs. James Sluss
Smalley Package Company
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Smith
Dr. Nicholas Snow & Dr. Cathleen McCoy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solenberger
Mr. Don Stewart
Storage Solutions / White Properties
Mrs. Linda Strader
Dr. Guna Subedi and Dr. Judy Fredericksen
Summit Bank
Mr. & Mrs. John Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tedrow
Dr. Laurel Tschirgi and Dr. Mark Schroeder
Mr. & Mrs. James Vickers
Violino Ristorante Italiano
Virginia Eagle Distributing
Dr. & Mrs. Gary Wake
Mr. Rex Wakeman
Mr. & Mrs. John Waller
Ms. Rebecca Wann
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren
Web Strategies Internet Solutions
Mr. Nathan Webb
Dr. Bruce Welch & Dr. Teresa Miller
Mr. & Mrs. David Wimberley
Ms. Marjorie Whitaker
Dr. and Mrs. George White, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wilkerson
Ms. Astrid Willemsma
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilson
Ms. Virginia Windsor
Mr. & Mrs. James Youngblood
Play Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $500 to $999
Atlas Pacific Engineering
Mr. William Bozman
Bruce Renner & Company
Dr. Peter Bullough, MD
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Byrd, III
Dr. John Chesson
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Collins
Comfort Design
Dr. & Dr. Damon DeArment
First Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Jenkins
Mr. & Mrs. James Kelley
Captain & Mrs. Jim Kent
Kiwanis Club of Winchester
Kraft Foods, Inc.
Dr. and Dr. Paul Lambert
Mr. Mark Lawson
M & H Plastics
Nature Scapes
Quality Auto Parts
Mr. T’ai Roulston and Ms. Andrea Boright
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Solenberger
Mr. Jimmy Stewart and Dr. Karen Huff
The Dharma Studio, LLC
Timber Ridge Fruit Farm Mr. & Mrs. John Truban Union First Market Bank
Dr. and Mrs. Mike Watts
Fun-loving Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $1000 to $2499
Bank of Clarke County
BB&T
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byrd
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Crawford
Shane Fletcher Mr. & Dr. Jeffrey Fowler
Frederick Block
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Gromling
Hoxton Financial Services
Jim Stutzman Chevrolet- Cadillac Co.
Mr. Peter Leimgruber & Ms. Kate Christen
Marker-Miller Ochards, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nichols
Omps Funeral Home
Painter-Lewis, PLC
Quarles Petroleum, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Selzer
Mr. Steve Surber II & Ms. Gina Sullivan T.J. Guarriello Jr. Family Foundation
The Winchester Group
United Bank
Valley Health
The Honorable & Mrs. Jay Wetsel
Winchester Casket Company
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Winston
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Wise
Woltz Winchester Foundation
Cavort Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $2500 to $4,999
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Harrison
Marion Park Lewis Foundation
Medical Circle, LLC
Spahr Metric, Inc / Naef
The Andrew U Ferrari Foundation
The Shockey Companies
Valley Proteins
Winchester Imaging
Revel Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $5,000-$9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Glaize Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Jacob Haun
Newton B Shingleton Trust
Ms. Ellen Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. George Ohrstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Verspoor
Imaginative Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $10,000-19,999
Ms. Judy Landes
Mr. Joseph Moran & Ms. Lisa Skittone
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Wild Child Circle 2013
Recognizing gifts of $20,000 or more
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith, Jr.
In-kind gifts 2013
1lb Gallery Patton’s
Masonry
ABH Services, Inc.
Piccadilly’s
Public House
Nathan Adams
Chef
Adam Policinski
Ms. Trish Adams
Mrs. Julie Read
Adams Companies
Reading Landscapes
Annandale Millwork
Anthony’s Pizza
Ritter’s Construction
Rubbermaid Commerical
The Ashby Inn
Saumaj
Health Spa
Ayshire Farms
Mrs. Cindy Savarese
Beckaboo’s Cakes
Shenandoah Coatings
Cavetown Planing Mill
Shenandoah Head & Neck
Coach & Horses Tea Room
Mrs. Pam Singer
Cochran’s Lumber
Mr. Eugene Smith
Consolidated Electric
Swadley Studios
Crane’s Welding
Valerie
Hill Vineyard & Winery
Mrs. Kathy Dansie
Valley
Proteins
Ms. Liz Dunning
Village
Market Bistro
Mrs. Karen Fraizer
Village Square
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Gerhard
Dr.& Mrs. Anthony Viti Fred L. Glaize, LC
Wild
Flour Kitchens
Glaize Investment Mgmt
Winchester Book Gallery
George Washington Hotel
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Humphreys Winchester Flooring
Winchester Printers
Ms. Jean Juskalian Dr. Dennis Wise
Mrs. Beth Kane Windcrest Foundation(Mr. and Mrs. David Blount) Kee Construction
Mr. & Mrs. Adam Zambanini
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Wise
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Zimmerman
Dr. Jack McAllister
Dr. Patrick Woznak, DDS
Ms. Enid McConnell
Yount, Hyde, & Barbour
Mrs. Midge McHugh
If we mistakingly left you off of our list of generous donors, please contact
us at 540-722 -2020. We would be delighted to print a correction!
Capital
Campaign
Gifts up to $4,999
Brooke and Braydens Attic
Chad and Kathy Dansie
Dielle Fleischmann
Andrew and Kate Flory
Jeff and Mariecken Fowler, M.D.
Ann and Harry Poling, M.D.
John Happ, Ph.D.
Kay and Dixon Whitworth Jr.
DuPont Performance Coatings
United Bank, Inc.
Mary Beth and John Wood, M.D.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program
Woltz Winchester Foundation
Lynn and DeeDee Barbour
Piccadilly Printing Company
Bruce and Mary Hazelgrove
James and Catherine Kelley
Joe Lizer
Jim and Trisha Nashed
Liza and Nate Adams
Rieman and Ryan Royston
James and Katherine Simpson
William and Susan Soza
Mary Louise and Thomas Dame
Jonathan Bunker and Susan Gawalt, M.D.
Greg Bowman and Janie Dickens-Bowman
Judy and Charlie Hagan, M.D.
Margaret and Scott Arthur
Jen and Mike Watts, M.D.
The Winchester Star
Suzy and Tom Oliver, M.D.
Pem and Greg Hutchinson
Jimmy Stewart and Karen Huff , Ph.D.
Melissa and John Scully V
The Community Foundation of Richmond
Mark Lawson
Mary K. and Jack Armstrong, M.D.
Chad and Niki Wilson
James Arnold
Bell’s
Lea and Troy Glembot, M.D.
Ginny and Joseph Kalbach
Anina Glaize
Jim and Rosemary Woodward
Julie and Thomas Keenan, M.D.
Patricia Stiles
Charles and June Wilmot
Virginia Savings Bank
Bruce Hazelgrove
Kevin and Beth Beale
Linda and Virgil Strader
The Frazier Family Foundation
Werner and Peggy Doerwaldt
Vreneli and John Doyle
Dorothy Ballard
Claudia and Bill Stiebel , D.D.S.
Andrea Boright and T’ai Roulston, Ph.D.
Chris Quasebarth and Brenda Waugh
Jan Kirby
Robert and Leslie Kidd, M.D.
George Bennett III
Tom Marfing, M.D. and Marie DiLorenzo
Annandale Millwork Corporation
TRIAD Engineering, Inc.
Sue Lee
Betty and. Allen A. Futral Jr., M.D.
Shannon and Kip Rutherford
Kathleen and James Culver
Dave and Tracy Black
Kevin and Lisa Callanan
James Dykes and Ann Denkler, Ph.D.
Nelson Gustin, M.D. and Kathy Gustin, M.D.
Jenny and John Neumann, D.D.S.
Stacy Lloyd
Earl H. Douple Jr. and Christine A. Kennedy
Doris and Harry Stimpson
Bob and Julie Read
Phillip and Carolyn Griffin
Thomas and Lucy Rockwood
American Realty and Appraisers
Janice Brown
DONORS
Clems Garage Inc
Donna Silvestri
Martha and J. Cullen Hardy , M.D.
Karen and Jeff Bahr
Shirley Haines
Phoebe West
Jay and Katrherine Little
Bonnie and Steve Flax, M.D.
Tina and Robert Scully
Philip Pate, Ph.D.
Carol and Bruce Flax, M.D.
Allyson and Bill Major, M.D.
Annoica and Richard Ingram, M.D.
Diane and Terry Sinclair, M.D.
Kay and Dennis Wise, M.D.
Shari and Curtis Thwing, M.D.
Senator and Mrs. H. Russell Potts Jr.
James and Casey Dowling, M.D.
Mary and William Huehn
Rob Cathcart and Mary Frazell
Linda and George Bennett Jr.
Ed Mathews
Leslie and Daniel Lill, M.D.
Pamper Me with Jewels, Inc.
Amy and Keith Dennard, M.D.
Betty Jo and Myron Dickerson
Patricia and David Grosso
Sara Dale
AFProfessionals, Tri State Chapter
Wachovia Securities
Astrid Willemsma
Teresa Miller and Bruce Welch, M.D.
Christy and Matthew Landers
Teresa and Mark Nelis
Garden Club of Warren County
Danielle Armstrong
Matt and Kim Burch
Sarah Garrand
Anthony Crosen
Thomas and Betty Lou Hatfield
Winchester Business Services
Jon and Sarah Gemmell
David and Charlotte Kollar
Suzan and Alan Kiepper
Gene and Betsy Jenkins
Basil H. Clark
Paul Grunmeier , Ph.D.
Debbie Keith
Brian and Amy Bush
Joseph DeZarn
Mr. and Mrs Jack Carter
Christine Hickey
O’Sullivan Films
Mr. Stuart Pierson
Ms. Sherry Russell
Shentel
Dan and Jane Troup
Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999
The Adams Companies
Bank of Clarke County
MWD Heating & A/C Inc.
Mike and Denise Wilkerson
James and Dena Kent
Virginia B Lloyd Trust
Patsy and John Davis III , M.D.
Robert and Susan Claytor
Barbara and David Kliewer, M.D.
David Huntsberry
Christy and Tyler Mistr, M.D.
James and Jane Vickers
Lycia and Charles Roberts, MD.
Becky and Blake Watts, M.D.
Pamela and Richard DeBergh
Shawn Reiser
Andrew and Barbara Ferrari
John H. and Julia Menge
Valley Lumber
Kristie and David Epstein, M.D.
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cleland
Ms. Gillian Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Witt
Gifts of $10,000 to $49,999
Winchester Rotary Club
Quarles Petroleum, Inc.
Ronald McDonald House Charities Sterling Foundation Management, LLC
Painter-Lewis, PLC
Gina Sullivan and Steve Surber II
James and Mary Riley
The Brandt Foundation
The American Woodmark Foundation
The Monford D. & Lucy L. Custer Foundation
Rupert and Kathy Werner
Beatrice and Adalbert von Gontard III
Bambi and Gregory Crawford
Mary Margaret and Thomas Wise, M.D.
First Bank
Betty and Bob Wolfe
The Marietta McNeill Morgan, Jr. Foundation
Mr. & Mr.s Larry Selzer
Virginia Hill
Siteworks, Inc.
Virginia Mitchell
Rick Catlett , M.D. and Terri Trimble Catlett, D.V.M.
BB&T
Wells Fargo Bank
The R. Gwathmey & C. T. Gwathmey Memorial Trust
Joe Hollis
The Newton B. Shingleton Trust
Martha and Wilborn Roberson
Sharon and Thomas Gromling, D.D.S.
Martha Wolfe and Bill Shabb , M.D.
The Windcrest Foundation
Mary Bruce and Philip Glaize Jr.
Gary and Dale Nichols
Paul Lambert , M.D. and. Anita Minghini , M.D.
Russell McKelway, M.D. & Laura Dabinett McKelway, M.D.
Joseph Allen
Lucia and Joseph Henderson
The Northern Shenandoah Valley Audubon Society
The Collis Warner Foundation
Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999
Ellen Morgan
Pat and Peggy McKee
The John, David and Howard Lewis Families
Ilona and H.K. Benham III
Sandra and Charlie McIntosh
Kathy Kanter and Byron Brill, D.D.S.
Senator Jill Holtzman-Vogel and Alex Vogel
Stan and Doris Harrison
Jane and Jack McAllister, M.D.
Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999
The Glaize Family
Valley Proteins, Inc.
Reader and Swartz Architects
Winchester Medical Center Foundation
Bill and Ann Holtzman
The Lewis P. Gallagher Family Foundation
Gifts of $250,000 to $499,999
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong III
James R. Wilkins Charitable Trust
Gifts of $500,000 and up
Kaye and J. J. Smith Jr.
The Ohrstrom Foundation & the Ohrstrom Families
Government
Dept. of Historic Resources
United States Small Business Administration
United States Department of Housing and Urban Dev.
Frederick County, Virginia
Additional Contributors & Corporate Partners
Howard Shockey & Sons, Inc. Erectors Plus
Route 37 Storage
Crane Welding
Coza, Inc.
Rehau, Inc.
Amvic, Inc.
Trex, Inc.
Betco Supreme, Inc.
Irongate, Inc.
Stalite, Inc.
B-K Office Supply, Inc.
Team Tech Solutions Habitat for Humanity/ReStore Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Inc.
Zuckerman Company & Scrap Metal Drive Contributors
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Summer
Camps
Leap into art, science and crafts this summer with a
hands-on exploration of the amazing world we live
in. Campers can expect to get messy while learning
to see the world with the vision of the
artist and scientific explorer.
Discov
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Jedi Training Camp for Padawans
with Lorilei Dreibelbis & the 4H Center of Northern Virginia
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST & the 4H Center of Norther Virginia
Session 1: June 9-13, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades 6 - 9
Fee $165 Members, $195 Non-Members
Join Master Lorilei, a Jedi Knight with a great many adventures to tell, for a
of exploring the world around and within you. You will build robots, create
create your own planets and spaceships; make up your own creatures all in the
new Discovery Museum. You will also discover the power of the real force within
you through teamwork, decision-making, & confidence building exercises and
games at the 4H Center of Northern Virginia. High Ropes, Canoeing, Archery,
Hiking! The Padawans will have a galaxy of fun!
(Transportation to 4H Center is not included.)
ECOBIOGEO at the Smithsonian with Theresa Krause
Location: Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, Front Royal VA
Session 2: June 23-27, 9am - 3:45pm, Campers entering grades 5-8
Fee $260 for members, $299 for non-members
‘Eco’ means home, ‘Bio’ means life and ‘Geo’ means earth. This summer camp is
one of a kind in partnership with the Smithsonian Institute: SCBI in Front Royal.
Campers spend five days in an amazing outdoor setting observing animals that
are endangered or extinct, meet the scientists who study them, and learn about
loss of habitat and biodiversity as we discover “what lives where and why”.
Wee Discoverers Camp with Mr. Mark
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 3: June 23-27, 10am - 12pm, Campers ages 3 - 5
Fee $95 Members, $125 Non-Members (per session)
FUN! FROLIC! MESSES! MAYHEM! are all things you’ll find with Mr. Mark on this
week long camp experience for pre-schoolers. Parents and pre-schoolers will
enjoy the new Discovery Museum and all the exhibits we have to offer. Mr. Mark
will launch you into a journey of discovery where no one has played before.
Camp Discovery
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 4A: July 7-11, 9:30am - 4pm, Campers entering grades K-3
Session 4B: August 18-22, 9:30am - 4pm, Campers entering grades 4-5
Fee $200 Members, $240 Non-Members (per session)
Have a blast with new friends in this day-long exploration of the arts, crafts,
science and Discovery Museum fun. Special guests will bring discoveries such
as animals, pottery, painting, sculpture, drumming, chemistry, and earth science.
Every day will offer a new discovery! Campers must bring a bag lunch, but we
provide tons of snacks! Discovery awaits you!
Jedi Training Camp for Little Padawans with Lorilei Dreibelbis
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 5A: July 14-18, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades K-3
Session 5B: July 21-25, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades K-3
Fee $135 Members, $165 Non-Members (per session)
Join Master Lorilei, a Jedi Knight with a great many adventures to tell, for a week
of exploring the world around and within you. You will build robots, create your
own planets and spaceships, and make up your own creatures. You will also
discover the power of the real force within you through teamwork, decisionmaking, confidence building exercises and games. May the Force Be With You!
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Art Out of the Box with Mr. Mark
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 6A: July 14-18,1pm - 4pm, Campers entering grades K-3
Session 6B: August 11-15, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades K-3
Fee $135 Memberss, $165 Non-Members (per session)
More fun than Harold and his purple crayon, this highly popular camp is
unlike any art class you have ever experienced. Who knows what may
happen as we entertain our muse and engage in artistic eccentricities like
painting Mr. Mark’s car and tie dying t-shirts on a squirt gun firing range.
Jedi Training Camp for Junior Padawans with Lorilei Drebelbis
Location: SVDM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 7A: July 21 - 25, 1pm - 4pm, Campers entering grades 4-5
Session 7B: August 4-8, 1pm - 4pm, Campers entering grades 4-5
Fee $135 Members, $165 Non-Members
Join Master Lorilei, a Jedi Knight with a great many adventures to tell, for a
week of exploring the world around and within you. You will build robots,
create your own planets and spaceships, and make up your own creatures.
You will also discover the power of the real force within you through
teamwork, decision-making, & confidence building exercises and games.
May the Force Be With You!
Chess Camp with Jim Moyer
Location: SDVM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 8: July 28-August 1, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades 2-5 Fee $135 Members, $165 Non-Members
Kings, Queens, Bishops, Knights...sounds like a royal good time...but whether
you are new to chess or a long-time aficionado, this is the place you’ll want
to be for stimulating your grey matter, plotting strategies, making friends
and having fun. We’ll be throwing in a few other games on the side. At the
end of the week, you will be presented with your own chess set to continue
your strategies at home.
Yogart on the Rooftop (Yoga & Art) with Jill Donnelli
Location: SDVM 19 W. Cork ST
Session 9A: July 28-August 1, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades 3-5
Session 9B: August 4-8, 9am - 12pm, Campers entering grades 6-8
Fee $135 Members, $165 Non-Members (per session)
In a nurturing and non-competitive environment, we invite campers to move,
create, play, and connect. Yoga and Art are both mind-body techniques that
facilitate awareness and creative energy. This camp blends both methods into
a dynamic and fun experience which encourages campers to unleash their
imaginations! Through a variety of themed activities, campers will learn yoga
poses, songs, stories, painting, beading, and tie-dying. All art supplies are
included. Class size is limited, so register for your session early!
Register early to guarantee a spot.
Fees cover all costs of supplies, snacks,
and instructors. All instructors are highly
qualified in their fields and have
experience working with children.
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Explore and Discover all forms of artistic expression with
our Artisans-in-Residence at the new Discovery Museum’s
Discovery Studio.
Artisans-in-Residence will engage visitors of all ages in
different mediums of artistic creation including visual and
performing arts. Do you know an artisan who would like to
apply for a residency in the Discovery Studio? Contact the
Discovery Museum for more information and an application.
Artisans-in-Residence will enliven the Discovery Studio for a
three month residency, demonstrating artistic skills, leading
educational programs, displaying & marketing their work, and
interacting with Discovery Museum visitors of all ages.
Visiting Artist Series
March | Museum Closed for Move
April | Museum Closed for Move
May 9 & 10 | Painting with Faye Dutton
Saturdays 10 am - 3 pm | Sundays 1 pm - 4 pm
Whether you’re three or ninety-three, you won’t want to
miss these enriching opportunities to explore art with
each month’s talented, local artist.
Generously funded by the Marion Park Lewis Foundation
Brownie, Junior, and Girl Scout Badge Programs
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Contact the Museum’s Lead Educator Daryl Bell for more
information about scheduling a Scout Badge program
for your scout group. Badge Programs are
offered by reservation only at the Discovery
Museum on Saturdays & Sundays.
We also offer overnights in the Museum!
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Visit us at the
Apple Blossom
Fun Day in the Park
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International
Museum Day
FREE Admission
1pm - 5 pm
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TROUT IN THE
CLASSROOM
10AM - 11AM
Spring Programs
Discovery Studio
MUSEUM CLOSED
4 Museum Open
Morse Code Day
Grand Hours
2pm to 5pm
MUSEUM CLOSED
87th Annual Apple
Blossom Festival
STORIES ALIVE!
11:30 AM & 1:30PM
Visit us at KidsFest
Grand Hours
2pm to 5pm
Grand Hours
2pm to 5pm
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SUNDAY
Painting with Faye Dutton
Sat. 10 am - 3 pm Sun. 1 pm - 4 pm
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SATURDAY
Visiting Artist Series
Grand Hours
2pm to 5pm
Weights &
Measures Day
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School Nurse Day
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FRIDAY
2014
Youth Art
Exhibit debuts with the opening of the New Museum at
19 West Cork Street. Student art will be on display for
the entire year. Art education develops self-esteem and
self expression, as well as appreciation for the work of others. It also
develops critical thinking skills that will be important as children
continue their education and as they enter the adult and working world.
KidsFest in Old Town Winchester
Saturday May 17 | 10 am - 4 pm | Loudoun Street Pedestrian Mall
Head down to the Old Town Winchester Pedestrian Mall on Loudoun St
for Kids Fest and be sure to visit our booth for 2-for-1 admission coupons!
International Museum Day
Sunday May 18 | 1 pm - 5 pm | FREE admission (does not apply to field trips)
The theme is “Museum Collections Make Connections”
This theme reminds us that museums are living institutions that help create
bonds between visitors, generations and cultures around the world. Help us
celebrate museums and their impact on our society with FREE admission to
the Discovery Museum on International Museum Day!
Pave the Way
to Future Discovery
Honor Family & Friends or highlight your
Business or Organization with a personalized
Sidewalk Brick or Rooftop Paver
Visit
The Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum ignites
creativity, sparks curiosity, and inspires learning in people
of all ages by providing a rich variety of interactive, handson exhibits and programs which focus on the sciences and
mathematics, the humanities and the arts.
The Discovery Museum is located in
Old Town Winchester & will re-open
Spring 2014 at 19 West Cork Street
Hours: Monday: Closed
Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm- 5 pm
Admission: $8 per person ages 2 & up
Admission FREE with Membership
Sidewalk Bricks $100
Rooftop Pavers $500 or $1,000 with your logo
Pave the way to future discovery at the new Discovery Museum!
Recognize, honor, and remember family, loved ones, and friends with a
personalized brick in front of the new museum at 19 West Cork Street.
Take Discovery to new heights with personalized rooftop pavers.
Visit our website at www.discoverymusuem.net for
order information for your personalized
Discovery Museum Bricks & Pavers.
Your Support is Very Appreciated
We would like to offer a Special Thank You to:
James Wood Key Club and Handley Interact Club, our group volunteers
who are guiding the way on Free First Fridays and also large events. Shenandoah University students for everything they do for us.
Joe Kalbach, Renee Lavitz, Lia Mendez, Maddie, Welch, Stacie Votaw,
and Kaelin Morrison for their continued volunteer support and our Board
of Directors for all their help and support throughout the year.
Museum
Store
As the move to 19 West Cork Street quickly approaches,
the Museum Store is aggressively searching and buying
all kinds of toys that encourage children to use their
minds and physical capabilities. We will be stocking well
constructed toys that engage children for more than just
a few moments at a time such as hands-on educational
games, kits, manipulatives, and books. We are excited to
offer toys that are educational as well as fun and entertaining. We are selecting items that stimulate critical thinking,
higher-order thinking and reasoning skills. In addition, it
is our goal to offer products that are aligned with exhibits
in order to take the Discovery Museum experience home.
Re-Discover the new Museum Store for all your adventure
and exploration needs.
Volunteer Spotlight
The Discovery Museum always has great opportunities for volunteers. Work in
the Art Room, help with Summer Camps, or get hands-on with our exhibits.
Contact Mr. Mark at (540) 722-2020 [email protected]
Join
Today!
Creative Toys that Make Learning Fun!
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DISCOVERY MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP $150
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GRANDPARENT MEMBERSHIP $100
Membership benefits for the immediate family (those living Membership discounted for two grandparents AND all
in that same household, including nanny/babysitter) for one grandchildren under the age of 18 for one year.
year. Discounted admission to over 200 participating Association (NOTE: Does not include all benefits)
of Children’s Museums, and over 340 other museums affiliated q
90 DAY DISCOUNTED MEMBERSHIP $50
with Association of Science & Technology Centers. Membership for immediate family. (Does not include all benefits)
Membership includes:
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• Free admission to the Discovery Museum for one year
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• Discounts to participating local
merchants in Downtown Winchester
• Discounts on special programs, camps, and birthday parties
• Quarterly calendar of events mailed to your home
• Four guest passes included with each membership
Refer a Friend
Receive one additional month of membership
for each referral (limit 3 referrals per year)
Last Name
First Name
Street
City
State
Zip
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Phone
Email address
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Other family member names
Method of Payment q Cash q Check q MasterCard q Visa
q American Express q Discover
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Credit Card #
Expiration Date
Signature as shown on card
qOr Please Accept my Tax-Deductible Donation of ___________________
Given in Honor of _______________________________________________
Please acknowledge as a gift/referral from:
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Membership Makes a Great Gift!
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Street
City
State
Zip
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Phone
Email Address
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time!
Birthday Parties, Scouts,
Youth Groups & Organizations!
The Discovery Museum is the BEST place to host your
birthday party, scout or youth group event! We even offer
sleepover parties! Please contact us for pricing & availability.
Birthday Parties include paper products, set-up and clean-up,
and party invitations. Invite your guests and we do the rest.
Call for more information: 540-722-2020
Birthday Party Times & Rates:
Saturday 9am, 11am, 1pm, or 3pm | Sunday 1:15pm or 3:15pm
$125 for members | $150 for non-members
Call us for after hours/sleepover/other party rates.
Program/Camp Registration
FORM
All programs, trips, and camps
require advance registration unless
otherwise indicated. To register please
mail or deliver form with payment attached to:
Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum, 19 W. Cork Street,
Winchester, VA 22601. Call (540) 722-2020 for program availability.
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Participant Name
Age
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Adult Name
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Street
City
Home Phone
Work Phone
Zip
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Party Goers
Email address
The Discovery Museum is a great place to party! Look who
celebrated their birthday with us recently. Wish them a great year!
Samantha Anderton Ben Gann
Lilli Stevens
Emma Barrett
Isaac Hamilton
Sierra Strother
Kendall Brown
Jake Hyder
Reese Tibbs
Gregory Conrad
Ridge Lonsway
Wyatt Wilkins
Alexia Daraban
Sophia Messina
Parker Williams
Austin Didawick
Avery Miller
Kyla Zambanini
Daniel Fletcher
Ethan Smith
Sky Level & Museum Rentals
Rent the Rooftop “Sky Level”, an indoor level, or the ENTIRE Museum for your
special event, reception, or corporate function! Contact us for more details!
Program/Camp
Date
Time
Fee
1. ________________________________________________________
2. ________________________________________________________
3. ________________________________________________________
*Payment due at registration. Refund will only be made if the
Museum must cancel a program or due to illness of the participant.
Method of Payment
qCash qCheck qMasterCard qVisa qAm Express qDiscover
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Credit Card #
Expiration Date
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Signature as shown on card
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The Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum ignites creativity, sparks curiosity, and inspires
learning in people of all ages by providing a rich variety of interactive, hands-on exhibits and
programs which focus on the sciences and mathematics, the humanities and the arts.
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