Rio Linda, CA. – Girl Scouts Heart of Central California (GSHCC) invites girls of all ages to embark on a space odyssey at their upcoming Girl Scout Expo! Held at the Aerospace Museum on Saturday, October 5th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, the expo promises a day filled with exploration, hands-on activities, and the chance to discover the exciting world of Girl Scouts.
Unleashing Curiosity and Leadership
Open to girls in Kindergarten through 12th grade, the expo will showcase the diverse range of Girl Scout programs available. From STEM and life skills to entrepreneurship and outdoor adventures, there’s something for every curious and adventurous mind. Girl Scouts will have the opportunity to meet GSHCC program partners, participate in engaging exhibits at the museum, and even interact with girl-led booths.
“Girl Scout Expo is designed to spark girls’ imaginations and ignite their passion for learning,” said Linda E. Farley, Ed.D., of GSHCC. “Through hands-on activities, interactive displays, and the Mobile STEM Center, girls can explore their own unique talents and dreams, while discovering the potential to become the fearless leaders of tomorrow.”
Joining the Adventure Made Easy
Registration for the Girl Scout Expo is simple! Girls can simply show up at the Aerospace Museum on the day of the event and register at the door. The program fee is $15 per girl, with free admission for accompanying adults. An added incentive: girls who attend the expo and decide to become Girl Scouts will have their membership fee waived!
For a fun and educational experience, attendees are recommended to wear comfortable, closed-toed shoes and bring a refillable water bottle and a hat for sun protection.
About Girl Scouts Heart of Central California
Girl Scouts Heart of Central California (GSHCC) empowers girls to become confident, courageous, and compassionate leaders who make a positive impact on their communities. Through a variety of programs and initiatives, the organization equips girls with the skills and resources to reach their full potential.
Headquartered in Sacramento, GSHCC serves over 16,000 girl and adult members across 18 counties in California. Backed by a dedicated network of volunteers, mentors, and a powerful network of alumnae, Girl Scouts continues to be a leading force in developing future generations of female leaders.
Join the Movement!
To learn more about Girl Scouts Heart of Central California, volunteer opportunities, reconnection options, or to make a donation, visit www.girlscoutshcc.org. Let’s encourage girls to reach for the stars and embrace the incredible journey of Girl Scouts!
Cover photo via Aerospace Museum Facebook page.
