The Olathe Fire Department invites all area children to bring their bikes to the annual Olathe Helmet Head Bike Rodeo May 5, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Olathe Health Cancer Center. Kids ages 15 and under will receive a free bike helmet while supplies last. While at the Rodeo, stop by Olathe Medical Center’s Family Fun Fest for free screenings, health information and lots of family fun activities. 
Summer soccer camp is offered for boys and girls ages 5-12 at four locations.
Rocky Lamar offers Summer Basketball Camps for boys in grades 1-10 emphasizing fundamental instruction, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. at MidAmerica Nazarene University.
Camp Invention is returning to Olathe North High School this summer! Camp Invention is a one-week summer program for students in grades K-6 that is focused on STEM enrichment. Camp dates are July 8-11, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Save $15 when you register by May 10th.
Youth Tech Inc. provides high quality, affordable summer enrichment opportunities for students in a variety of technology topics this summer. Space is limited.
The YMCA makes it easy for kids to stay active with free and discounted programs. Weekends in April are FREE. Check out the attachment for details.
Spring and Summer basketball is available for students Kdgn-Grade 8 through Johnson County Basketball.
Call the American Red Cross of Greater Kansas City and Northwest Missouri or apply online today to have your FREE smoke alarm installed at no cost to you.
In January of 2015, the Olathe Police Department’s Officer Michael Kern, radio number 704, passed away from a fatal heart attack while preparing for a Presidential escort. In his memory the annual 704 Blue Run began and is a tribute to his service and all Olathe officers that have been tragically lost. This event takes place April 27 on the Indian Creek paved trails and offers a unique distance of 7.04 miles as well as a 5K run/walk. The 704 Blue Run is a family oriented fun event with the purpose of raising funds to establish college scholarships for Olathe Police Department families.
Join us for a fun-filled summer day camp for kids (ages 6+) and adults with intellectual, developmental or physical disabilities. July 8-12, Community Covenant Church, Lenexa.
Students entering grades 6-12 can choose from a wide ranging selection of enrichment opportunities this summer at Johnson County Community College.
Camp Wood YMCA offers day and residential summer camps, year-round outdoor education, and event hosting. Programs are guided by a commitment to youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. Choose your adventure… traditional camp, mini-camp, horse camp, top camp chef, drama, skateboard, paintball, and construction. Additional choices for teens include Teen Camp, Paddle and Climb Trip, Inside Out (leadership camp), LIT (Leaders-In-Training), CIT (Counselor-In-Training), and WIT (Wrangler-In-Training). Beyond summer camp opportunities include Family Camp, overnight stays for school groups, retreats and reunions. Discounts and scholarships are available for military families.
Free meals are provided for those 18 and under. Adults may accompany children. Meals must be eaten on-site and Kindergarteners and younger must be supervised. Meals are offered Monday through Friday, January 7-May 23. Specific times are provided on the flyer.
The Olathe Visual Artists Association is sponsoring art and clay classes for children ages 7-16 at the First Gallery of Olathe.
Check out a mobile hotspot at the Olathe Downtown Library for unlimited Internet access on up to ten devices.