ONE-STOP SUMMER PLANNING AT HOBOKEN SUMMER CAMP FAIR MARCH 9TH
Families can explore the diverse range of summer offerings available in the area with something for every child’s interest
HOBOKEN, NJ – With snow on the ground and summer on the horizon, planning for kids’ summer programs can begin at The Hoboken Summer Camp Fair- a one-stop destination for families seeking the perfect summer activities for their children. Featuring over 25 camps, this event will offer parents a comprehensive showcase of local camps catering to a wide range of interests including sports, arts, STEM, and general adventure..
On Sunday, March 9th at the Rue Building Gym in Hoboken, attendees can expect to meet with camp representatives, gather information, ask questions and even register for camps on the spot. Whether children are budding artists, sports enthusiasts, science whizzes, or simply seeking new adventures, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
“Building on the popularity of last year’s Camp Fair during the MSP Artisan Market, attendees requested we produce an earlier stand-alone event in March, so that families & camps have ample time to evaluate their options and make informed decisions”, said Tracy Gavant of Main Street Pops, producers of this event. “ The planning process can be overwhelming, and we are so pleased to provide a curated selection of local offerings all in one place” .
. From enriching educational experiences to exciting outdoor adventures, attendees can discover the perfect summer program to suit their child's interests and preferences. This event is sponsored by The Hoboken Business Alliance.
For more information, go to www.mainstreetpops.com and register to attend for free. Camps can also apply through the website.
About Main Street Pops:
Main Street Pops (MSP) is a Hoboken-based, woman-owned event programming business. With a mission to revive the communal spirit of "Main Street USA," MSP specializes in creating hyperlocal events that connect communities through creative placemaking.
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