Spring Break in Historic Downtown Albany, Oregon Activities for all ages—ALL WEEK LONG! Monday, March 22, 11am Albany Regional Museum, 136 Lyon S. presents Roben Jack Larrison, curator of the Jensen Arctic Museum, will give a presentation to students including hands-on activities of making snow goggles and gut bags as well as an opportunity to learn more about the Arctic culture. The Jensen Arctic Museum, located on the Western Oregon University campus in Monmouth, is the only museum on the West Coast devoted solely to collecting, preserving, and teaching about Arctic culture and ecology. Admission is Free. Reservations recommended. (541) 967-7122 Regular Museum Hours: Monday – Friday 12-4pm. Saturday 10am – 2pm Tuesday, March 23, 10:30am Carnegie Library, 302 Ferry Street SW, Story time with puppets, Admission free, (541) 917-7588 Regular Carnegie Library Hours Monday – Friday 10am-6pm Many events are held at the Main Library including two storybook ballets on Saturday, March 20, 2010: 2450 14th Avenue SE, for information on these call: (541) 917-7580 or visit: http://library.cityofalbany.net/ Tuesday through Saturday, March 23 – March 27, 10- 4pm Historic Carousel Art Studio and Museum, 503 First W Children of all ages learn about the history of the American Carousel and visit the studio and museum. Children’s table with coloring pages all week long. Regular Hours: Monday – Saturday 10-4pm. Museum portion closed Monday Admission is Free. (541) 791-3340 Wednesday, March 24, 11am and 1pm Historic Carousel Art Studio and Museum, 503 First W Special children’s tour, learn about the Albany Historic Carousel and Museum project, the history of the American Carousel and meet some of the artists. Admission is Free. (541) 791-3340 Thursday, March 25, 11am Frogs & Pollywogs, 222 First W, (The Flinn Block) Hop in for hands on activities, (spring flowers). Pre-K and Up. Space is limited. Reservations are recommended, or take your chances and drop on in. $2.00 per person (541) 967-3055 Friday, March 26, 10:30am – 12noon & 1pm – 2:30pm Monteith House Museum, 518 2nd Ave SW The Monteith House is hosting its Third Annual Pioneer Day Camp “Pioneer Play” for children five years and up. Children will hear about and experience some pioneer work, explore some pioneer games, and even get to make one to take home. They will also be given a tour of Albany’s first frame house. Please contact the Albany Visitors Association to reserve your child's spot. Due to limited space, there is a limit of 15 children per session. Parents are welcome to join their child in this experience. The Monteith House Museum is open during the summer season, for special events and by arrangement through the Albany Visitors Association. (541) 928-0911 For information on other great activities during Spring Break and throughout the year in the Albany area, or around the state, contact the Albany Visitors Association (541) 928-0911 or see our calendar at: http://albanyvisitors.com/events/