Once upon a time, in the bustling, dazzling state of New York, where skyscrapers kissed the sky and pizza slices were as broad as smiles, a pack of brave, pint-sized adventurers, known as the 'Zip Zap Zumbies', were on a thrilling quest. They weren't your average New Yorkers. No, siree! They were the audacious, high-flying, zip lining kings and queens of the Empire State. Dressed in their brightly colored helmets that could be spotted from a satellite in space, fluttering capes, and boots that hadn't been tied quite right, the 'Zip Zap Zumbies' were always ready for their next high-speed escapade. Their favorite haunt was the forests of the Adirondacks. They would spend their days catapulting through the leafy canopy, leaving trails of laughter in the wind as they zipped from tree to tree, like squirrels on a sugar rush. The 'Zip Zap Zumbies' were led by their fearless leader, Whiz Kid Wally. A ten-year-old with freckles scattered across his nose like constellations, Wally had a heart of gold and a laugh that could wake a hibernating bear. His red hair turned fiery under the sun, earning him the nickname, the 'Flaming Comet'. He was the fastest zipliner in all of New York State - maybe even the world! But it wasn't about being the fastest for the 'Zip Zap Zumbies'. It was about being together, sharing giggles and screams, and filling their hearts with the joy of flight. So, if you're ever in New York, listen for the winds carrying their laughter, and look up. You might just spot a 'Zip Zap Zumbie' zipping past.
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At Third Space Kitchen, we’re Boston’s top destination for engaging team-building experiences centered around the art of cooking. Our state-of-the-art kitchens provide the ideal backdrop for team collaboration, as well as private events, birthday parties, and public cooking classes, offering hands-on culinary adventures for all skill levels. Whether you're looking to strengthen team connections, celebrate a milestone, or explore new skills, we’re thrilled to have you join us at Third Space Kitchen.
At Camp Olmsted, our goal is to give children and families from disadvantaged backgrounds the chance to experience the joys of outdoor camping. This mission dates back to the early 1900’s and has been extended to include immigrant families too. In the 1960’s, the United Methodist City Society opened the United Methodist Camp Service, which allowed children and families from low-income neighborhoods in NYC to attend camp and offered support throughout the summer camp registration process. More recently, in 1997, the United Methodist City Society took ownership of Camp Olmsted and, along with registration for Camp Olmsted, children were given the chance to register for the Fresh Air Fund. This service has enabled countless underserved communities to experience the magic of camping.