Summer Camps in Brownfield, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Total Baseball Game/Player Development Camp - SELCRA
Game/Player Development Camp (6-15 yrs) July 11-14, Monday-Thursday, 9am-2pm Learn new hitting, pitching, throwing and fielding techniques sure to improve everyones game, regardless of skill level! Participate in instructor led games to apply these learned skills! Location: Total Baseball/Total Sports Complex-Wixom, 30990 Wixom Rd, Wixom, MI ACTIVITY CATEGORY Baseball LOCATION Total Sports Complex: 30990 Wixom Rd. Wixom, MI INSTRUCTOR Total Baseball
Game/Player Development Camp (6-15 yrs) July 11-14, Monday-Thursday, 9am-2pm Learn new hitting, pitching, throwing and fielding techniques sure to improve everyones game, regardless of skill level! Participate in instructor led games to apply these learned skills! Location: Total Baseball/Total Sports Complex-Wixom, 30990 Wixom Rd, Wixom, MI ACTIVITY CATEGORY Baseball LOCATION Total Sports Complex: 30990 Wixom Rd. Wixom, MI INSTRUCTOR Total Baseball
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Teen Theatre Camp - Edinburg, VA
Campers will learn and explore the different aspects of theater including performance, production, stage managing, and directing. They will participate in theater exercises, games and perform on stage. Performance topics include auditions, monologues, improv and musical numbers. The week culminates in a performance at the conclusion of the last day. Campers should bring a packed lunch. Registration is through Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation - www.scpr.infor
Youth Wrangler Survival Camp - Waco, TX
Calling all Teens ages 13-18. Do you want to learn how to survive with Jesus's survival guide? Join our Youth Wranglers on an overnight campout for food, fun, and fellowship. Wranglers, bring your friends... (Hint: It is a contest! There will be prizes!!!) Dress in warm layers and bring your pillow and warm sleeping bag. Meet at HoTCC Sat. at 2PM and Wranglers will be released after Sunday Services. (Reminder: we will have a playday on Sunday. We invite wranglers to stay and help and parents are welcome to watch and participate.) For mor info: please call Caleb Parish 254-299-7456 or Johnny Kellough 254-229-3427
Lexington Family Magazine Summer Camps & Activities Fair - Lexington,
Visit booths representing camps, afterschool activities, birthday party venues, health care professionals, schools and more at our 14th Annual Fair. The Fair will be held at Lexington Christian Academy at 450 W. Reynolds Rd. just across the street from Meijer and behind Fayette Mall. We fill both of the gyms at the school. Each booth will have a fun activity for kids while Mom and Dad chat with the professionals. You'll find giant inflatables, face painting, costumed characters, games and giveaways. While you are there you can enter your kids in our Cover Model Contest. Professional photographer Lucy Chesnut, of Glitter and Sawdust Studios, will take photos of all their smiling faces and we'll use those pictures to choose winners who will appear on the covers of Lexington Family Magazine in the next year. We'll also have performances all day long from some of the most talented kids in the bluegrass including dancers, martial artists, gymnasts and more. Best of all? IT'S FREE! Mark your calendars now because this is where great summers begin! If you have a business that would like to purchase a booth at the Fair, please call 223-1765 to speak to a sales representative.
The Coronation of Barthelemy and Oda - Blountsville, AL
Please join us for a weekend full of celebrations and tournaments! There will be heavy fighting, rapier fighting, archery, a delicious feast, and the traditional White Rose Ball! Weekend Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration $23 Minus $5 Member Discount: $18 Child under 18: Bed fee $6 Weekend On Board (site fee, feast, 2 breakfasts) Adult Event Registration: $33 Minus $5 Member Discount: $28 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $16 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $11 Child under age 5: $6 Day Trip Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration: $17 Minus $5 Member Discount: $12 Child under 18: Free Day Trip On Board (site fee, feast, breakfast) Adult Event Registration: $27 Minus $5 Member Discount: $22 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $10 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $5 Children under age 5: Free Autocrat: Baronessa Lucilla da Cefalu Stephanie Ross [email protected] (205) 542-7386 Co-Autocrat: Duchess Katrina of Iron Mountain Katrina Clifford, (205) 603-0539 [email protected] Reservations: THL Adelaide Colette de Monferrer Patricia Lovelady 1106 Chapel Creek Dr, Hoover, AL 35226 [email protected], (256) 452-8770 Feastcrat: Mistress Ailleagan nas Seolta Rachel Strange, (256) 479-1321 [email protected] RV spaces available; contact THL Anne Geyervogelin for more information: 205-277-9792 (landline; please leave a message).
Family Open House for Kid's Summer Riding Camps - Georgetown, TX
Are you a parent to a a child who loves horses or simply looking for unique summer experiences for your children to enjoy? Come to the EquQuest Family Open House for Kid's Summer Riding Camps 9 AM - Noon, June 18th, to hear about our programs, see student demonstrations, and learn about the Kiger mustangs in our classes and camps. The Open House is free and it's fun! Click "Going" and then "Like" our page to receive regular updates on our activities and programs.
Teen Theatre Camp - Edinburg, VA
Campers will learn and explore the different aspects of theater including performance, production, stage managing, and directing. They will participate in theater exercises, games and perform on stage. Performance topics include auditions, monologues, improv and musical numbers. The week culminates in a performance at the conclusion of the last day. Campers should bring a packed lunch. Registration is through Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation - www.scpr.infor
Youth Wrangler Survival Camp - Waco, TX
Calling all Teens ages 13-18. Do you want to learn how to survive with Jesus's survival guide? Join our Youth Wranglers on an overnight campout for food, fun, and fellowship. Wranglers, bring your friends... (Hint: It is a contest! There will be prizes!!!) Dress in warm layers and bring your pillow and warm sleeping bag. Meet at HoTCC Sat. at 2PM and Wranglers will be released after Sunday Services. (Reminder: we will have a playday on Sunday. We invite wranglers to stay and help and parents are welcome to watch and participate.) For mor info: please call Caleb Parish 254-299-7456 or Johnny Kellough 254-229-3427
Lexington Family Magazine Summer Camps & Activities Fair - Lexington,
Visit booths representing camps, afterschool activities, birthday party venues, health care professionals, schools and more at our 14th Annual Fair. The Fair will be held at Lexington Christian Academy at 450 W. Reynolds Rd. just across the street from Meijer and behind Fayette Mall. We fill both of the gyms at the school. Each booth will have a fun activity for kids while Mom and Dad chat with the professionals. You'll find giant inflatables, face painting, costumed characters, games and giveaways. While you are there you can enter your kids in our Cover Model Contest. Professional photographer Lucy Chesnut, of Glitter and Sawdust Studios, will take photos of all their smiling faces and we'll use those pictures to choose winners who will appear on the covers of Lexington Family Magazine in the next year. We'll also have performances all day long from some of the most talented kids in the bluegrass including dancers, martial artists, gymnasts and more. Best of all? IT'S FREE! Mark your calendars now because this is where great summers begin! If you have a business that would like to purchase a booth at the Fair, please call 223-1765 to speak to a sales representative.
The Coronation of Barthelemy and Oda - Blountsville, AL
Please join us for a weekend full of celebrations and tournaments! There will be heavy fighting, rapier fighting, archery, a delicious feast, and the traditional White Rose Ball! Weekend Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration $23 Minus $5 Member Discount: $18 Child under 18: Bed fee $6 Weekend On Board (site fee, feast, 2 breakfasts) Adult Event Registration: $33 Minus $5 Member Discount: $28 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $16 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $11 Child under age 5: $6 Day Trip Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration: $17 Minus $5 Member Discount: $12 Child under 18: Free Day Trip On Board (site fee, feast, breakfast) Adult Event Registration: $27 Minus $5 Member Discount: $22 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $10 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $5 Children under age 5: Free Autocrat: Baronessa Lucilla da Cefalu Stephanie Ross [email protected] (205) 542-7386 Co-Autocrat: Duchess Katrina of Iron Mountain Katrina Clifford, (205) 603-0539 [email protected] Reservations: THL Adelaide Colette de Monferrer Patricia Lovelady 1106 Chapel Creek Dr, Hoover, AL 35226 [email protected], (256) 452-8770 Feastcrat: Mistress Ailleagan nas Seolta Rachel Strange, (256) 479-1321 [email protected] RV spaces available; contact THL Anne Geyervogelin for more information: 205-277-9792 (landline; please leave a message).
Family Open House for Kid's Summer Riding Camps - Georgetown, TX
Are you a parent to a a child who loves horses or simply looking for unique summer experiences for your children to enjoy? Come to the EquQuest Family Open House for Kid's Summer Riding Camps 9 AM - Noon, June 18th, to hear about our programs, see student demonstrations, and learn about the Kiger mustangs in our classes and camps. The Open House is free and it's fun! Click "Going" and then "Like" our page to receive regular updates on our activities and programs.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Creative Dramatics Camp - Childrens Theatre (CHT)
This unique camp provides a wonderful introduction to theatre for young children through the use of creative drama, movement and games by focusing on their natural sense of play. The aim of the camp is to encourage inventiveness and originality. In each session children are introduced to different creative dramatic building blocks so the class may be repeated. Children should bring a snack to each class. Family and friends are invited to share in the creativity on the last day of class. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Children should bring a snack to camp each day. Showcase of skills last day of camp at 11:30 am for Parents, Family & Friends. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Acting LOCATION CHT - Dressing Room 1 at Childrens Theatre (CHT) INSTRUCTOR Childrens Theatre Staff
Summer Recreation Camp - Week 1 (4 Day) M,T,W & F - Town of Stratham-Online
Summer Recreation Camp - (Week 1) Week 1: Aloha Summer Welcome summer with some island fun! A fun filled week including activities such as limbo, sand art, tie-dye and more. THIS CAMP IS ONLY 4 DAYS (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday) It does NOT include the Thursday trip to a New Ham pshire State Park Each day is designed a little different to offer campers with daily choices, physical exercise, and craft activities to ignite creativity, social and group development, nature and each week includes three special activities/events. Friday has its own theme and is definitely going to be a day campers do not want to miss! Please have your child bring sunscreen, water bottles (at least 32 ozs.), 2 snacks and a lunch. Camp Information * Camp hours are from 8:30am to 3pm. Stratham Parks and Recreation will NOT be offering before/after camp care. * Stratham Recreation Day Camp is open to students that have completed Kindergarten through those entering the 6th grade. * Registration is open to Stratham residence ONLY * A $25 administrative fee will...
ELEMENTS OF ART (2 Hours) TUES 4:30-6:30 - Loudoun Arts Center
Students will be introduced to specific drawing fundamentals and techniques including line drawing, value, shape, pattern, texture, shading, perspective and composition. This class will introduce different perspectives inspired from nature, still-life, photographs and the students own imagination. Students will explore among different mediums such as graphite, ink, charcoal, chalk graphic markers, conté crayons, colored pencils, and much more. 703-444-5888
Olympics (3rd-6th) - Mulberry School
You dont have to be an athlete to join in this camp taught by Mulberrys Miles Lewis. Activities will be centered around fun and cooperative team sports as well as individual activities. In the spirit of the Olympics, well have plenty of team-building and sportsmanship opportunities. Activities will be driven by the campers. On any given day, campers may play soccer, frisbee golf, basketball, do gymnastics, martial arts, or participate in track and field events. Well start the week with Opening Ceremonies as the campers run through the campus and pass the torch to each "country," and well close with a Flag Ceremony. Throughout the week, campers will decide on the medals to be given and help to create them with all of the USA themed crafts well have available. Campers will also create flags (maybe they will choose a favorite country or create their own) for the closing ceremony. This camps focus is not on competition so much as an opportunity for children to try a new sport and have fun sharing their spirit and love of the games. 4083589080.0
Home School Day: Take it Apart - The Mini Maker
During this session the kids are given safety instruction for every day use of basic hand tools such as screw drivers. Your kids work in groups to take apart every day household items that the kids are familiar with. This includes non-operational power tools, computers, home printers, alarm clocks, DVD players, ect. This session is designed for the kids to understand the concept that every day items are built and there are components, big or small inside of them. They get to see what is inside and how it is made. 517-233-1524
Creative Dramatics Camp - Childrens Theatre (CHT)
This unique camp provides a wonderful introduction to theatre for young children through the use of creative drama, movement and games by focusing on their natural sense of play. The aim of the camp is to encourage inventiveness and originality. In each session children are introduced to different creative dramatic building blocks so the class may be repeated. Children should bring a snack to each class. Family and friends are invited to share in the creativity on the last day of class. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Children should bring a snack to camp each day. Showcase of skills last day of camp at 11:30 am for Parents, Family & Friends. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Acting LOCATION CHT - Dressing Room 1 at Childrens Theatre (CHT) INSTRUCTOR Childrens Theatre Staff
Summer Recreation Camp - Week 1 (4 Day) M,T,W & F - Town of Stratham-Online
Summer Recreation Camp - (Week 1) Week 1: Aloha Summer Welcome summer with some island fun! A fun filled week including activities such as limbo, sand art, tie-dye and more. THIS CAMP IS ONLY 4 DAYS (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday) It does NOT include the Thursday trip to a New Ham pshire State Park Each day is designed a little different to offer campers with daily choices, physical exercise, and craft activities to ignite creativity, social and group development, nature and each week includes three special activities/events. Friday has its own theme and is definitely going to be a day campers do not want to miss! Please have your child bring sunscreen, water bottles (at least 32 ozs.), 2 snacks and a lunch. Camp Information * Camp hours are from 8:30am to 3pm. Stratham Parks and Recreation will NOT be offering before/after camp care. * Stratham Recreation Day Camp is open to students that have completed Kindergarten through those entering the 6th grade. * Registration is open to Stratham residence ONLY * A $25 administrative fee will...
ELEMENTS OF ART (2 Hours) TUES 4:30-6:30 - Loudoun Arts Center
Students will be introduced to specific drawing fundamentals and techniques including line drawing, value, shape, pattern, texture, shading, perspective and composition. This class will introduce different perspectives inspired from nature, still-life, photographs and the students own imagination. Students will explore among different mediums such as graphite, ink, charcoal, chalk graphic markers, conté crayons, colored pencils, and much more. 703-444-5888
Olympics (3rd-6th) - Mulberry School
You dont have to be an athlete to join in this camp taught by Mulberrys Miles Lewis. Activities will be centered around fun and cooperative team sports as well as individual activities. In the spirit of the Olympics, well have plenty of team-building and sportsmanship opportunities. Activities will be driven by the campers. On any given day, campers may play soccer, frisbee golf, basketball, do gymnastics, martial arts, or participate in track and field events. Well start the week with Opening Ceremonies as the campers run through the campus and pass the torch to each "country," and well close with a Flag Ceremony. Throughout the week, campers will decide on the medals to be given and help to create them with all of the USA themed crafts well have available. Campers will also create flags (maybe they will choose a favorite country or create their own) for the closing ceremony. This camps focus is not on competition so much as an opportunity for children to try a new sport and have fun sharing their spirit and love of the games. 4083589080.0
Home School Day: Take it Apart - The Mini Maker
During this session the kids are given safety instruction for every day use of basic hand tools such as screw drivers. Your kids work in groups to take apart every day household items that the kids are familiar with. This includes non-operational power tools, computers, home printers, alarm clocks, DVD players, ect. This session is designed for the kids to understand the concept that every day items are built and there are components, big or small inside of them. They get to see what is inside and how it is made. 517-233-1524