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Campers dive into hands-on activities at the South Carolina State Museum’s summer programs.

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Summer camps are back at the South Carolina State Museum for June and July 2026, bringing week-long adventures for children ages 6-12.

Sponsored by Aflac, each themed week explores astronomy, art, S.T.E.A.M., robotics and more — while building confidence, perseverance and problem-solving skills in a supportive, hands-on environment.

Pro tip: Spots are filling quickly. Parents are encouraged to register online and take advantage of member discounts.

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