The Lenape (Delaware) people have a rich history, and it is on display in Lenape Indian Camp. Conner Prairie recreates bark and cattail-mat wigwams and a fur trade camp with a log cabin, as well as Lenape trades such as pottery, cooking, gardening, hunting, games, beading, weaving, and more. Visitors can learn how the Lenape Indians lived in Indiana, hunting and trapping animals to trade with European fur traders. There are Tomahawk throws once every day and pendant-making once a day in the summer as well as bracelet-making with beads in the winter. There are many extra or added permanent exhibits that Conner Prairie offers guests. These include gardens in Prairietown, Lenape Indian Camp, Civil War Journey, and the Conner House, as well as a Loomhouse next to the Conner House. It is also home to many outhouses that are not functioning to this day and merely for display. Conner Prairie offers many different types of summer camps. Adventure Camp offers many daily activities such as archery, swimming, horseback riding, zip-lining, simple cooking, and more outdoor activities. Girls can tinker and experiment with science in Conner Prairie's summer science camp for girls. Boys can tinker and experiment with science in Conner Prairie's summer science camp for boys. In this camp, kids can learn about ancient cultures and excavate numerous items throughout the camp session. Learn about all the aspects of photography and put together a portfolio of pictures in this camp. Make hands-on on projects through the design and innovation process at this camp. In this camp, use different media to create lots of different kinds of art. Preschool on the Prairie, which opens Fall 2019, will be held in the president's house and will be suitable for children ages 3-5. The museum is the summer home of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. The Friday-Saturday Symphony on the Prairie concert series attracts over 100,000 concertgoers per year, a substantial portion of Conner Prairie's visitor count. There are tables and chairs always set up on the prairie and there is an option to bring a blanket and sit on the grass. The Spirit of the Prairie Awards, Conner Prairie's highest honors, began in 1998 and honor individuals who demonstrate "excellence in achievement, courage, innovation and vision".