Monthly, April–October

Aviation History & Technology Center

$20

Explore the fundamentals of flight, aircraft design, model building, and aviation careers through a hybrid merit badge experience that includes an online class and a guided tour of historic military and civilian aircraft.

October 3, 2026

Morehouse College

$20–$35

Advance your Scouting journey with 30+ Eagle-required, STEM, career-focused, and hobby merit badges taught by experienced professionals, trained Merit Badge Counselors, and subject matter experts.

October 1–3, 2027

Bert Adams Scout Camp

Bring the whole family to Bert Adams Scout Camp for a fall weekend of Cub Scout adventure featuring advancement activities, BBs, archery, slingshots, crafts, games, fishing skills, and a Saturday evening campfire.

January 9, 2027. |. April 3, 2027

Location TBD

$20

Scouts can work on merit badges with registered counselors during this council advancement event.

October 9–11 | 16–18 | 23–25

Bert Adams Scout Camp

Youth $35 | Adult $20

Celebrate fall with Cub Scout family camping, activities, games, crafts, fishing, range & target activities, and more.

Review each Scout’s advancement progress after the summer and identify opportunities through fall meetings, outings, and activities. Help Scouts set goals and keep their achievements moving forward.

Use the summer to orient and train new pack and den leaders. Help volunteers understand their roles and connect them with the resources they will need when regular meetings resume.

Follow up with families who recently joined and help them understand meetings, activities, uniforms, advancement, and upcoming events. A clear and welcoming introduction helps new families become active members of the unit.

Deliver engaging meetings, outings, and activities that give new and returning Scouts reasons to stay involved. A strong early fall program helps build enthusiasm, participation, and lasting connections with families.

Continue reaching out to prospective families and follow up quickly with those who expressed interest. Invite new families to upcoming meetings and activities so they can experience your unit’s program firsthand.

Review upcoming fall family camping opportunities and make sure families have the information they need to register.