Ever Mountain Boarded?

ScoutJam's Outdoor Midway is the palce to try out this extreme sport. Grab your wheels and head downhill.  Bigger than a skateboard with fat tires, this is the new ride in town.

Civil War Re-Enactors

See how both sides lived and fought with this outstanding exhibition of living history. Visit with re-enactors for the period in their actual camp conditions.

Austin Fire Dept

Visit with the AFD's Exploring Post 370 and learn about this older Scout program hosted by the Fire Dept. Tour a fire engine and learn how they protect our community.

National Museum of the War in the Pacific

See one of only two working flamethrowers in the country in several live fire demonstrations from this  Living History museum in Fredericksburg.

Monkey Business

Learn how to safely build a monkey bridge, and walk one to test your balance. We'll have bridges and pioneering towers galore.

Live Fire

Experience close assualt tactics from the Texas Military Forces Museum of Camp Mabry in sveral shows, and tour their camp.

There will be lots of great Troop demonstrations of creative Scout skills at ScoutJam 2010. Get in on the action and dream up something unusual to show off. If it's edible, so much the better.

We know one Troop with a potato gun and an electronic trigger. Does that count as a food processor?

Have you ever wanted to build and launch your own model rocket? You can at Scoutjam 2010. Troops 441 and 157 will lead hands-on activities for scouts and same-age siblings to actually build and launch a model rocket.

Exhibitors from the Ignite SystemsGo Aeroscience program of Fredericksburg will be showing off some really big rockets and telling us about rocket science.

Ignite is a program that teaches high school students to use advanced academic skills and the engineering process to build and launch rockets that travel faster than the speed of sound and fly as high 15 to 18 miles above the ground!

The Buffalo Soldiers of Texas helped tame the western frontier as they fought in the Indian Wars campaign from 1866 to 1892. Learn how they helped shape our land. The Native American Indians of Texas had great respect for the fighting abilities of these black soldiers because of their strength and courage during battle. Educational programs led by TPWD emphasize our shared western heritage, including the 9th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers, Vaqueros, Negro Cowboys, Frontier Women, Native Americans and other cultural groups in Texas during the 1800s.

Scouts will see up close the wonder and beauty of raptors as they fly overhead and spread their large wings above the crowd. Don’t miss this opportunity! Bring your cameras!
Conservation and preservation of wildlife and natural wilderness is a core value of the Boy Scouts of America.

Check out Epiphone guitars and get tips from the pros. Their whole line is ready and waiting to try out.

The Sons of the Republic of Texas and their cannon, the Black Stallion, re-enact the period 1836-1846, with live blasts from two cannon.

NASA

See displays on the space shuttle, where you can try on an astronaut helmet and gloves, or a space suit. Take your picture with cool backgrounds. See the kinds ofbackpacker foods that astronauts eat in space, the ultimate high adventure trek.   

Experience Scuba

Check out the tank with professionals and watch the action via underwater video cameras