Friends, guess what?! Blueberry has exciting news for you: we’re heading back to the clubhouse for another season of fun this summer!
Come with us for new adventures, meet new campers and have the most fun — with a camp concert and so much more — in “Blueberry’s Clubhouse: Season 3” starting in July.
Support for “Blueberry’s Clubhouse” — created in partnership with Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts — is provided, in part, by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, Tourism, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
"Blueberry’s Clubhouse," an Arkansas PBS original series produced in partnership with the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts. Kids can join Blueberry, a fun-loving puppet guide to engaging and insightful activities for students out of school for the summer months, on adventures across The Natural State. Blueberry is the ultimate “happy camper.” Her special clubhouse comes complete with a magical phone she uses to call all of her friends and a powerful periscope which transports her to incredible places all over The Natural State! Blueberry is determined to make the best of any situation. She knows that with imagination and friendship there is no problem too big to be solved!
Get to know Blueberry, a fun-loving puppet guide to engaging and insightful activities for students out of school for the summer months, on adventures across The Natural State. A digital series will accompany the broadcast program.
Learn more about how Blueberry's Clubhouse helped impact Arkansans in this Blueberry's Clubhouse Impact Report
Check out a new episode each week!
Blueberry, assisted by Camp Counselor Carol and special guests, will introduce various topics to help young viewers learn and play each day.
Check out all of the great talent show submissions!
Special thanks to our partners and guests!
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Arkansas State Parks is a division of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism. Arkansas state parks and museums cover 54,400 acres of forest, wetlands, fish and wildlife habitat, outdoor recreation facilities and unique historic and cultural resources. The system includes 1,100 buildings (including 183 historic structures), six National Historic Landmarks, a National Natural Landmark, 16 sites on the National Register of Historic Places, and War Memorial Stadium.
The state parks have 1,800 campsites, 1,050 picnic sites, 208 cabins, five lodges, and 415 miles of trails. Eight million visitors annually come from all regions of the country. Park staffs provide over 42,000 education programs, activities and special events to more than 700,000 participants each year.
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For summer activities and more information visit myarkansaspbs.org/parents