THANKSGIVING POINT

Where Families Come Together

FALL 2017 VOLUME 5, ISSUE 3

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TO MAKE A DONATION President and CEO ThanksgivingPoint.org/give The metamorphosis of life is all around us. As a new school year approaches it TO SCHEDULE AN EVENT starts anew for students in our community. It provides a wonderful chance for 801.768.4947 people of all ages to start fresh with a clean slate. TICKET SALES 801.768.4900 Thanksgiving Point has gone through quite the metamorphosis over the years Toll Free 888.672.6040 too. For those who lived in the Lehi area in the mid-1990’s you’d never have MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION imagined what the area would look like in 2017. It’s a staggering metamorphosis! 801.768.7478 [email protected] Our transformation will continue as we are set to break ground on the ThanksgivingPoint.org/membership Butterfly Biosphere on Monday, September 11. This new venue will be in the EDUCATION former Emporium building and surrounding areas in Water Tower Plaza. The 801.768.4971 metamorphosis of a butterfly will be one of the most compelling aspects of this GENERAL INQUIRIES new experience. Guests will be able to learn about the full lifecycle of these 801.768.2300 amazing insects, from chrysalis to flight, in this 35,000-square foot life science discovery center.

PUBLISHER If you’ve visited Thanksgiving Point over the years, and have experienced Thanksgiving Point 3003 N. Thanksgiving Way this metamorphosis for yourself, you know that we’re never short on family Lehi, Utah 84043 entertainment and education. Our hope is that your family benefits from all 801.768.2300 our venues and events. Providing transformative family learning is our top EXECUTIVE EDITOR priority. It is anticipated that the construction of the Butterfly Biosphere will last Josh Berndt about a year. Please stay tuned to our homepage for updates and how you can participate in bringing this new interactive experience to life. ONLINE EDITOR Emily Duffy Thank you for your continued support of Thanksgiving Point and being such an ART DIRECTOR integral part of our metamorphosis. Jeremy Andrus

CONTRIBUTORS Warmly, Josh Berndt Laurie Bowen Austin Brown Mike L Washburn Ashley Clouse Kamille Combs Jodie Fisher Dave Francis Lorie Millward Laura St. Onge

SOCIAL MEDIA @thankspoint

WEBSITE ThanksgivingPoint.org

What’s Inside:

Thanksgiving Point Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit farm, garden, and museum complex HAY THERE! DO IT YOURSELF TALL TALES CHANGES Scarecrow Festival returns New Maker program Same tradition, new Groundbreaking for that draws upon the natural world to cultivate to Ashton Gardens opportunities coming location as the Timpanogos Thanksgiving Point’s newest transformative family learning. Pg 5 this Fall Storytelling Festival comes experience happens on Pg 6 to Ashton Gardens September 11 Pg 8-9 Pg 12-14 Increasing accessibility at Thanksgiving Point for the AUTISM COMMUNITY

Ashley Clouse, Value Added Programs Coordinator Thanksgiving Point is working with parents of children with Laurie Bowen, M.Ed., BCBA, Associate Director of Community Outreach autism, as well as various autism-centered organizations at the Melisa Nellesen Center for Autism, Utah Valley University including the Melisa Nellesen Center for Autism at Utah Valley University and Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Thanksgiving Point has always strived to be a valuable resource Learning. As a result, we have gained valuable insight about for community members. Through our venues, exhibits, classes, what information families with autistic members need to feel and events we provide unique experiences where families can confident in visiting our venues, classes, and events, and what play and explore together. We are devoted to ensuring everyone services we can provide to help them while they are visiting. can experience all that Thanksgiving Point has to offer and are currently collaborating with a variety of groups to help best meet Thanksgiving Point is in the process of building an accessibility that goal. page for Thanksgiving Point’s homepage, ThanksgivingPoint.org, and working with experts to provide our internal team members Thanksgiving Point educators have partnered with the autism with essential trainings. We are also working with professionals community. Utah has the third highest rate of autism in the from the Melisa Nellesen Center for Autism to create social nation. Autism is sometimes described as an invisible disability, stories, which are information tools that help individuals with because there are no physical indicators of its difficulty. Autism autism improve their understanding of our venues and explain can impact a person socially, behaviorally, struggles with appropriate social skills and behaviors (Rosenblatt, Carbone, communication, and through sensory systems. Basically, autism & Scherer, 2013). We hope to continue building and growing is a different way to experience life, and may require unique types partnerships and investing in community members, by providing of support, especially in public settings. It is also important to them with the tools and support to have safe, successful and remember that no two individuals with autism are the same. enjoyable visits to Thanksgiving Point.

Sources: Rosenblatt, A. I., Carbone, P. S., & Scherer, W. (2013). Autism spectrum disorders: what every parent needs to know. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics.

ThanksgivingPoint.org 3 Why Your Thanksgiving Point Membership

Jodie Fisher, Director of Membership Matters Make sure to keep your Thanksgiving Point membership card on you when you travel as well. If you’re more than 90 miles away from Thanksgiving Point and your residence, you’re eligible for free general admission to more than 350 As a Thanksgiving Point member, you already know that museums and science centers worldwide thanks to our your membership comes with a ton of benefits like unlimited partnership with the ASTC Travel Passport Program admission to our four, award-winning venues (Museum of (astc.org/membership/passport-program-guidelines). Ancient Life, Museum of Natural Curiosity, Farm Country, and This also applies to the American Horticultural Society’s Ashton Gardens). You can even bring guests with you for half off reciprocal admission program, which allows free admission regular admission prices. But did you know your membership to nearly 300 gardens across North America and the Cayman provides you with nearly a dozen benefits overall? Some lesser- Islands. Visit ahsgardening.org/gardening-programs/rap/ known benefits might surprise you so make sure you’re utilizing find/statebystate for a list of participating gardens your membership to its fullest! and museums.

For starters, you can see movies on the Mammoth Screen in In addition to the many perks a Thanksgiving Point membership the Museum of Ancient Life at a discount, including our newest provides, being (and staying) a member is about to get even National Geographic film, “Space Next 3-D,” an immersive easier. In response to your feedback, and to help further interplanetary experience. And for thrill seekers, members streamline our membership renewal process, beginning enjoy discounts on the high ropes course at the Museum of October 1, we will begin offering a membership auto-renewal Natural Curiosity. See the museum from above as you are program. This program will allow uninterrupted membership harnessed over 40-feet in the air while traveling through several service and avoid the hassle of manually entering credit fun ropes course challenge areas. It’s a true bird’s eye view of card information online each year. You’ll receive a notice in the museum that few get to see. But this is just a sampling of the advance of your renewal date to give you the chance to upgrade discounts attached to your membership. your membership level, upgrade your contact information or cancel participation. Otherwise, your membership will renew Budding green thumbs and chefs can partake in gardening automatically so you can continue to enjoy all the benefits of and cooking classes at a reduced rate, and members always membership with Thanksgiving Point without interruption. get the early scoop to register for our many camps, classes, and programs. What’s more, your membership gives you the Who knew there was so much to a Thanksgiving Point inside track on special offers and discounts to events like the membership? Free admission, discounts, ease of use – all at annual Tulip Festival, Luminaria, and Labor Day Luau, just to your fingertips. At the same time, the greatest member perk of name a few. Keep an eye out for your monthly members-only all might be your ability to help shape today’s problem solvers email to make sure you’re getting the best deal to these highly into tomorrow’s makers through transformative family learning. anticipated events. Thank you for your support.

To learn more about your member benefits, contact the Membership Office at (801) 768-7478 or visit ThanksgivingPoint.org/join-give/membership.

4 Thanksgiving Point Gazette Fall 2017 SCARECROWThe FESTIVAL at Thanksgiving Point

Austin Brown, Director of Signature Experiences

The use of scarecrows dates back hundreds of years. Farmers all over the world use scarecrows to scare away birds from eating in their fields. In the 1990s festivals were created to have people create their own scarecrows. In the US, the Scarecrow Fest in St. Charles, Illinois is the longest running festival of the scarecrow variety as it pushes into its 30th year while the Atlanta Botanical Gardens also host a pretty impressive scarecrow festival.

Closer to home, a new family tradition that you shouldn’t be scared of is the 3rd annual Scarecrow Festival at the Ashton Gardens. Each year our festival has grown into a can’t miss event of the fall. With over 15,000 guests coming to see all the scarecrows, it is something your family will enjoy, guaranteed!

You and your family (or business or youth group, etc.) can be a part of this festival by making a scarecrow to display for the duration of the festival. The creativity of our community really comes through the making of the scarecrows. As scarecrows are dropped off, they join others in a contest where the public votes for a SCARECROW FESTIVAL winner as the best scarecrow. Winners get a prize pack that includes gift cards, a Thanksgiving Point family ASHTON GARDENS membership, and other goodies. After you take a walk OCTOBER 16-21 | 10am–6pm through the scarecrows you can stop at the amphitheatre Vendors, activities, and food trucks: October 19-21 to refuel with our concessions and some food trucks.

ThanksgivingPoint.org 5 Dave Francis, Utah State University Extension Associate Professor

In gardens, kitchens and garages people are embracing the Do As Maker programs continued to grow at Thanksgiving Point, it Yourself (DIY) projects. Large or small, these projects allow youth from Thanksgiving Point teen programs have been invited a person to enjoy making the project and the finished result. to present workshops at the Bay Area Maker Faire, which is a These types of projects are part of the Maker Movement that is notable event billed as “the greatest show and tell on earth.” growing and engaging youth and adults all across the country An event created by Make: magazine, the Faire is meant to and Thanksgiving Point is a great place for kids and adults to get “celebrate arts, crafts, engineering, science projects, and the involved in these Maker efforts. Do-It-Yourself mindset.” Youth had the chance to explore a variety of Maker booths, complete hands-on activities, and Many individuals identify themselves as a “Maker” or someone teach others at the Faire. who makes things. Maker projects are diverse including: coding, robotics, sewing, gardening, artistic, and craft projects. The Mitchel Resnick, Professor of Learning Research at the MIT Maker Movement embraces the idea of igniting the spark to Media Lab, discusses how learning technology should be encourage people to create, collaborate, and skills. At its core, designed using the metaphor of “low floors, high ceilings, and Making is about empowering people to recognize they can create wide walls.” This design provides easy ways for novices to get new things and bring their ideas to life. started (low floor) but also opportunities for them to work on increasingly sophisticated projects over time (high ceiling) and In 2011, Utah State University Extension 4-H was invited to wide walls so that kids can explore multiple pathways from floor participate in the pilot of Cognizant’s “Making the Future” to ceiling (Resnick, 2016). The Maker Movement allows for this program. In 2012, working with Thanksgiving Point, we offered design. The program features materials that have an accessible the first week-long Maker Camp, transforming the Ashton “low floor” (e.g., cardboard and duct tape) but a more advanced Gardens Visitor Center into a “pop up” Maker space. This effort “high ceiling” (e.g., 3-D printers and laser cutters), along with led to a growth of Maker programs and a dedicated Maker space meaningful wide-wall projects that are chosen by youth. in the Museum of Natural Curiosity. Fall 2017 will bring a new set Maker program opportunities for youth to get involved and it’ll be right in our backyard! Families interested in a small Maker project can consider stopping by the Maker Space at the Museum of Natural Curiosity to complete a Maker Project. As the Maker Movement continues to grow, be on the lookout for a Mini-Maker Faire coming to Thanksgiving Point in September 2018.

Photos from maker Camp 2012 at Thanksgiving Point Sources: Resnick M. (2016). Designing for Wide Walls. Retrieved from https://design.blog/2016/08/25/mitchel-resnick-designing-for-wide-walls

6 Thanksgiving Point Gazette Fall 2017 It’s a Bird, it’s a Plane, it’s... new Superhero-themed Corn Maze Kamille Combs, Cornbelly’s Marketing Director

Here’s just a bit of what you’ll find this season at Utah County’s favorite fall destination:

12-Acre Pumpkin Princess Playland Superhero Maze Jack-o-Lantern Tetherball Pick-Your-Own Pumpkins Trick-or-Treat Parade Cornbelly Mountain Grain Train Ride Cow Train Campfire “scary tales Utah’s original corn maze and pumpkin festival returns Jumbo Jumper & smores” for its 22nd season and along with celebrating favorite Air Pillows Corn Hole classic superheroes this fall, Cornbelly’s will also being Pig Races 6th Annual Pumpkin Smash honoring local everyday heroes—ranging from military Rat Rollers Weekend and firefighters to grandparents, teachers and law I-Spy Hayrides Pumpkin Bowling enforcement officers. Apple Blasters Farm Golf Tug-O-War Stunt Dogs Show Complimenting this year’s maze design will be several Farmin’ Foosball special festivities, including: outdoor screenings Corn Ball Creep Crawly of superhero movies, meet & greets with favorite Singing Chicken Show & Animal Band Wild Wonders Show superhero characters, special photo opportunities & Duck Races Magic Mondays costume contests, free/discounted admissions for local heroes, and so much more. Kiddie Courtyard Zipline Insanity Point Haunts Barnyard Billiards Whether guests are finding their way out of the maze, Barnyard Ball Zone Touch a Tractor exploring the Pumpkin Princess Playland, blasting Gemstone Mining Farm Fresh Food apple cannons, mining for gems, picking out the perfect (Kettle Corn, Cider Donuts, Caramel Live Entertainment pumpkin, tip-toeing through Insanity Point’s haunted Apples, Funnel Cakes, Turkey Legs, Ribs, Paintball Gallery Old-Fashioned Soda, and more) trails, or trick-or-treating with local mascot characters, there is unforgettable fun and memories for all ages. New This Year! For the general public, Cornbelly’s will be open 4-9 pm Cornbelly’s Kidsville Giant Game Zone Monday-Thursday; 10 a.m. -11 p.m. Friday, Saturday and all UEA Fall Break days. It is closed Sundays and Jest in Time Beeline & Bee Hoppers Circus Clown Show Oct. 31-Nov. 2. Special discounts and operating times Clunk the Crow Farm Skee Ball are available for school field trips, scouts, corporate Sil–O Plinko Games New Insanity Point Haunts teambuilding, birthday parties and group outings. Ropes Course Ranch For more information, call 801-794-FARM (3276) or Halloween Light Up the Night Parade visit www.cornbellys.com. ThanksgivingPoint.org 7 comes to Thanksgiving Point

Josh Berndt, Communications Director

8 Thanksgiving Point Gazette Fall 2017 The blurred lines between fact and fiction or legend and myth The Festival and its founders have received many awards and are a big part of American history. Tall tales come in all shapes honors from National Storytelling Network, Utah Library and sizes including the legendary stories of Davy Crocket, Paul Association, and Utah Valley Entrepreneur Forum, just to name Bunyan, and Johnny Appleseed. 28 years ago, Thanksgiving Point a few. In 2014, the Timpanogos Storytelling Institute received the co-founder, Karen Ashton brought tall tales to Utah, and to her Governor’s Leadership in the Arts Award as well. backyard specifically, with the formation of the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival. The annual event is now moving to An important part of Timpanogos Storytelling’s mission is working Thanksgiving Point … and that’s no tall tale! with schools. Over the past three years, professional storytellers from around the globe have exposed over 100,000 students to live storytelling performances and workshops. Of note, Timpanogos “Storytelling is a powerful tool and is not just Storytelling visits schools around the entire state for free as for young children,” stated Mrs. Ashton. “It part of the “Storytelling in the Classroom.” The initiative is represents who we are and where we’ve come supported by the Utah State Board of Education, Sorenson Legacy from. When it’s done well it’s mesmerizing.” Foundation, Utah Division of Arts and Museums, and numerous other sponsors. The program reaches over 35,000 Utah students The Timpanogos Storytelling Festival is a three-day, family- and teachers each year. friendly storytelling festival on September 7-9 at locations all over Thanksgiving Point. Storytellers from all over the country The Ashton Gardens will be the primary location for the come to Utah for what is now the biggest storytelling festival in Timpanogos Storytelling Festival in 2017, but will also feature the west. Timpanogos Storytelling works with many of the best events and performances at Electric Park and the Show Barn. storytellers in the nation. A partial list of featured tellers at the Stay updated at ThanksgivingPoint.org and tempfest.org 2017 Timpanogos Storytelling Festival includes New York Times bestselling author and NPR contributor Carmen Deedy, “We want people to come and hear stories in this master storyteller and former National Storytelling distraction-free gardens,” stated Mrs. Ashton. Association Chairman Donald Davis, 5-time “After visitors hear the stories it will inspire West Virginia Liars Contest winner and PEN them to tell stories from their own lives, to their Award-winning author Bil Lepp, international storyteller Shonaleigh, and Grammy- children and grandchildren. That’s the magic of nominated musician Josh Goforth. great storytelling, it becomes your story.” In between storytelling sessions will be live puppetry shows, music, and food for everyone to enjoy.

September 7-9 at Ashton Gardens

For tickets and schedule visit timpfest.org

ThanksgivingPoint.org 9 What’s Happening?

Event Spotlight Labor Day Luau** Scarecrow Festival* Pilgrim 5K** September 4 | Ashton Gardens October 16–21 | Ashton Gardens November 23 | Ashton Gardens This perennial crowd favorite is the perfect bookend Enjoy the beautiful autumn colors in the expansive Costume run unlike any other! Registration to your summer. Join us for an evening in the Gardens 55-acre gardens and dozens of imaginative scarecrows includes your pilgrim wear. An iconic (and with delicious food and professional Polynesian built and submitted by the community. historically inaccurate giant buckle hat or dance performances. bonnet and a long-sleeved, cotton tee styled Day of the Dead Celebration** to look like a jacket or dress. Saddle Up* October 28 | Show Barn ** September 9 | Farm Country Luminaria Join us for the Latin American holiday Dia de Los November 20–December 31 | Ashton Gardens Dust off that old cowboy hat and head out to Farm Muertos. Don’t miss this mix of family history, Country. Bring the whole family to the farm as we beautiful art, lively music, and delicious food. Experience the light as you walk through the Ashton learn about cowboys and horses with fun games and Gardens. Enjoy smells and sounds to bring in the hands-on activities. Planet Palooza* holiday season. Dog Days* November 11 | Museum of Ancient Life September 25–30 | Ashton Gardens Your space voyage awaits as we take launch to learn all To learn more about upcoming things about our solar system. For one week only come out and enjoy the gorgeously events and programs visit crisp, autumn weather with your family and friends— ThanksgivingPoint.org both two-legged and four—while you take a stroll through 55 acres of stunning fall foliage. *Included with venue admission.

**Thanksgiving Point Members receive 10% discount. SEPTEMBER MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 1 2 Melody Makers Family Game Night Birdosity Tales for Tots Curious Critters

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Dog Days: Sep 25–30

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Luminaria: Nov 20–Dec 31 (closed Sundays, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day)

ThanksgivingPoint.org 11 This fall, Thanksgiving Point begins Scientists have been studying these amazing construction on a new experience dedicated insects for hundreds of years to understand a to inspiring curiosity about the natural variety of topics like pollination, navigation, world. Butterfly Biosphere will be built mimicry, and genetics. More recently, in the former Emporium retail space and butterflies have proven important for scientific the adjacent western area in Water Tower research into biodiversity and environmental Plaza. An experience unlike anything in health. Thanksgiving Point knows that Utah, Butterfly Biosphere will offer families personal encounters with marvelous creatures exciting ways to deepen their appreciation can and will inspire the next generation of of nature while experiencing quality time scientists and problem solvers. together. Why butterflies? Inspired by the process of metamorphosis, For centuries, butterflies and moths have Thanksgiving Point continues to grow and intrigued and inspired humankind. They transform by developing rich, one of a are a favorite subject of painters and poets kind experiences that can be enjoyed by because of their beauty and the seemingly- everyone in the community. magical transformation that occurs during metamorphosis. Butterflies are important for other reasons too. TheMarvel Metamorphosis

12 Thanksgiving Point Gazette Fall 2017 Marvel of

MetamorphosisLorie Millward, VP of Design and Programming

ThanksgivingPoint.org 13 (Metamorphosis continued) Just For Kids What is Symmetry? Symmetry means that something is the same on both sides. Did you know the pattern on a butterfly’s wings is symmetrical? Can you list some other examples of symmetry?

Butterfly Biosphere will consist of three separate areas for families to explore: In the tropical Butterfly Conservatory, you will be immersed in a wonderland filled with flowering plants and meandering streams. Here you will encounter hundreds of free-flying butterflies and witness the marvel of metamorphosis as adult butterflies emerge from jewel- like cocoons.

Upon entering the Discovery Zone, you will encounter exhibits and activities that let families investigate insect life cycles, how ants or bees work together and why pollinators matter. You will get to know a variety of live insects and their kin and have the chance to hold some of our friendly creatures as well.

The former tropical atrium will be transformed into a Costa Rica Climber where kids can visit treehouses perched high in the rainforest canopy, or discover hidden treasures while crawling through a cave system. For the youngest explorers, this playful area will have a dedicated space where toddlers will experience activities designed just for them.

Use the blank butterfly above to You are invited to the Butterfly Biosphere create your own symmetrical pattern. groundbreaking on September 11 at 9am.

14 Thanksgiving Point Gazette Fall 2017 Just For Kids What is Symmetry? Symmetry means that something is the same on both sides. Did you know the pattern on a butterfly’s wings is symmetrical? Can you list some other examples of symmetry?

Use the blank butterfly above to create your own symmetrical pattern. Special thanks to our corporate partners: a night at the OSCARS IMAGINE THAT! GALA & DISCOVERY CUP GOLF TOURNAMENT

transformative teacher honorees

ALISON JUESCHKE HOWARD R. DRIGGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 110 Orem, UT ELIZABETH MORETZ SALT LAKE CENTER FOR SCIENCE EDUCATION

STUDENT INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR HONOREES Thank you to all the individuals and corporations that supported our MCKAY SHIELDS annual fundraising campaign at the SKY RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Imagine That! Gala and Discovery Cup Golf Tournament. Together we raised $341,215 to support educational ALLY WELSH LEHI JUNIOR HIGH programs here at Thanksgiving Point.