Join us for a fun and silly celebration where people are encouraged to talk like pirates! For Girl Scouts, it’s a great opportunity to add some adventure to meetings or activities—dressing up in pirate-themed outfits, learning pirate lingo, going on a treasure hunt, or practicing teamwork and problem-solving like a pirate crew. It’s a lighthearted way to build camaraderie and have fun while practicing creativity and confidence.

New things are happening in Girl Scouts!

Join us for a virtual session to learn about the new Leadership Awards and the important changes to the Prerequisites for earning the Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards.

This session is idea for troop leaders, parents/caregivers, and Girl Scouts who want to stay up to date and ready for what’s ahead. We’ll walk you through the new Leadership Awards, how they align with each Girl Scout level, and what’s changing and what’s staying the same-about the Highest Awards prerequisites. Whether you are just beginning your Highest Awards adventure or supporting someone who is, this session will give you the insight and clarity you need.

A live Q&A will follow the presentation.

Click here to register: https://www.girlscoutsccc.org/en/sf-events-repository/2025/new-leadership-awards-are-here–what-troop-leaders—guardians-n0.html

Daisy, Brownie, and Junior Art and Design are distinctive creative studios specializing in custom illustrations, branding, and visual content. Each brings its own unique style and personality: Daisy focuses on handcrafted, colorful, and charming designs with a personal touch; Brownie combines playful imagination with storytelling to create warm, engaging visuals; and Junior delivers fresh, bold, and youthful creativity, perfect for young audiences and forward-thinking brands. Together, they offer a diverse range of artistic and design services that bring ideas to life.

Click here to select a day and time to register: https://www.girlscoutsccc.org/en/sf-events-repository/2025/retail-program–art—design-badges—d-b-j—cv-sb-slo-ox-to.html

Celebrate National Guide Dog Month by learning how guide dogs help people with visual impairments live more independent lives. In this program, Girl Scouts will explore how guide dogs are trained, discover the bond between dogs and their handlers, and learn how they can support service dog organizations. Girls will build empathy, gain a deeper understanding of accessibility, and be inspired to make a difference in their communities.

Adult Outdoor Training is a two-part training.  You will get information about Part B at the conclusion of Part A.  You are automatically registered for both parts.

Part A: Monday, September 8, 2025 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Thousand Oaks Program Center

Part B:  Saturday, September 20, 2025 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Oak Park Campground – Simi Valley

DESCRIPTION: Outdoor Training enables you to learn skills needed for camping and outdoor cooking over an open flame.  You will learn how to implement a  girl-led camping trip, how to cook in the outdoors, tie-knots, and much more.

Adults are expected to attend both sessions, be present and actively participate.
PREREQUISITE:  Registered, Completed Background Check and Stepping Out Training

EVENT DETAILS:  Outdoor Training is a two-part training. Part A is a classroom based training where you will learn the basics of planning a girl-led camping trip. You will be put into patrols and challenged to go through the process of planning a council approved trip. You will be meal planning during part A. At the completion of part A, you will need to gather/shop for supplies for part B. Part B Outdoor Training is a practical application of the preparation you did during part A and will be located outdoors. You will be required to bring various camping supplies and/or food.

Event Fee $25.00

Registration Closes September 4, 2025

No refunds after September 4, 2025

Click here to register: https://www.girlscoutsccc.org/en/sf-events-repository/2025/adult-training–outdoor-training—thousand-oaks—simi-valley.html

The Hispanic Heritage Month Fun Patch event is a lively and educational celebration honoring the rich culture, history, and contributions of the Hispanic and Latinx communities. This event features a variety of interactive activities that highlight the diversity within Hispanic cultures, including art, and food. Participants can explore different aspects of Hispanic heritage through hands-on workshops, storytelling sessions, and cultural displays that celebrate traditions from various countries.

This special day celebrates the brave and inspiring women who serve as police officers in our communities. It’s a time to recognize their hard work, courage, and the positive difference they make every day. For Girl Scouts, it’s also a great opportunity to learn about leadership, service, and the many ways women can make a strong impact in traditionally male-dominated fields like law enforcement.

New things are happening in Girl Scouts!

Join us for a virtual session to learn about the new Leadership Awards and the important changes to the Prerequisites for earning the Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards.

This session is idea for troop leaders, parents/caregivers, and Girl Scouts who want to stay up to date and ready for what’s ahead. We’ll walk you through the new Leadership Awards, how they align with each Girl Scout level, and what’s changing and what’s staying the same-about the Highest Awards prerequisites. Whether you are just beginning your Highest Awards adventure or supporting someone who is, this session will give you the insight and clarity you need.

A live Q&A will follow the presentation.

Click here to register: https://www.girlscoutsccc.org/en/sf-events-repository/2025/new-leadership-awards-are-here–what-troop-leaders—guardians-n.html