Summer Camps in Cedar Creek, NE

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Cedar Creek, NE Summer Camps

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Adult Summer Camp: Sangria & Smores Under the Stars - Durham, NC
DETAILS SAVE THIS EVENT SAT, JUL 23, 2016 AT 6:30 PM Adult Summer Camp: Sangria & Smores Under the Stars wine, beer hammocks and more Doyle's Vineyard, Durham, NC @Offline Event Description Join Offline at Doyle's Vineyard for a throwback to summer camp! Roast s'mores over the fire, sip wine & sangria under a larger than life tent, hang in a hammock and watch a moonlit camp-themed movie. It's the ultimate kickoff to summer—a summer camp themed evening on the gorgeous grounds of Doyle's Vineyard. Offline is hosting s'mores around the campfire, outdoor games on the lawn and a few surprises! Each guest will get three drinks—choose between wine, sangria or beer. Take your bev to the Sluice Hammock Hangout or chill under the starry lights of the giant tent. $15 ticket includes three (3) beverage tickets, outdoor games, s'mores, popcorn and all the campfire vibes you've been missing! #get-offline #offline

Teen Driving Boot Camp in East Rutherford
Students in the area will get to have their first (hopefully) Oh My God moment while driving their own vehicle. The only driving education offered to teens is Driver’s Ed in high school (sitting behind a desk) and then 6 hours behind the wheel to get their permit. Six hours of foot-to-pedal contact will never be enough to prepare our new drivers. The NJ-based company, Drive Safer, LLC, takes a... More info: http://evrd.us/aq1qi

Teen Media Camp Video Premiere - Fairbanks, AK
Fairbanks area youth wrote the script, acted, provided production support for a suicide prevention video to be used on social media with funding from The Alaska Community Foundation Teen Suicide Prevention Grant and matching grant from FNSB Health and Social Services Commission. We want to express profound gratitude to Seed Media staff, crew and interns for their excellence and patience!

Exchange Youth Camp #Ngvdmop - Sonora, CA
ALL Youth! On behalf of the District Youth Board, we greet you in the name of Jesus Christ! We pray and hope that you and your youth group are well and blessed. Camp is around the corner and we are excited about it! This year’s theme is “EXCHANGE.” We have felt God tug at our hearts and steer us in this direction with this theme in mind. When the Apostle Paul received his calling from God, he wrote “… for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and count them as rubbish, that I may gain Christ” (Philippians 3:8, NKJV). An exchange occurred in his life. He left behind knowledge, position, and commodities to live his life for Christ. Our goal for this year’s youth camp is for young people to understand that in every EXCHANGE, something must be given up in order for something to be gained; and our ultimate goal is to gain Christ.

Teen Rock Band Camp - Beacon, NY
Ages 13+ Tuesdays after school Sept 20 - Dec 6 All you have to do is join and you're in a band. Just like that. In our Rock Band Boot Camp for teens you start playing together on the very first day and you don't stop. It doesn't matter how much or how little experience you have. You'll learn how to rock out with others. While rocking out with your peers in the rehearsal studio, you'll get better at your instrument and develop your skills—and your swagger. At the end of each rock camp session you will put on a show that parents, family and friends are invited to attend. 12 weeks (No meeting Thanksgiving week) Tuesdays, 5:00-6:30

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Beginning Chess Club - Summit Schools
Learn the basics of chess and improve your skills and concentration. Discover the origins of this fun game while enhancing your pattern recognition and self-discipline as you practice. Create your own board and pieces as a take-home keepsake. Up to the challenge? *Please note: Students who are registered for a morning and afternoon camp within the same week are invited to stay for FREE supervised lunch and recess between 11:30 am-12:30 pm. Students should bring a sack lunch that does not require heating or cooling. Please note that lunch is not provided and students must be registered for both a morning and afternoon camp. 319-294-2036

Belmont Science Club K-2: Come Fly with Me - Belmont Elementary School
• During this engineering design process, students will explore Bernoullis Principle, as they build various types of aerospace vehicles, and discover Newtons Law of Inertia. Students will also study the Earths moon, gravity, moon phases, tides, and rocketry. • STEM Challenges: Design and Build an airplane that will travel 15 feet; Design and build a telescope. 4439286772.0

Nebraska Womens Basketball Camps - Nebraska Womens Basketball Camps
We hope that our campers will get an inside look at our womens basketball program here at Nebraska University. Our campers can expect to learn both basic funadmentals and advanced skills. Our campers will also benefit from working with a division one staff in addition to our womens basketball players. Skill level and experience does not matter, but most importantly we want everyone to have fun and enjoy this special experience. 402-415-8458

Forest Overnight Camp - Camp Waubanong
Join us for a week of thriving and surviving at Forest Camp. Become the eyes and ears of the forest as you learn confidence through the skills of the scout. Discover how to blend into the landscape through the arts of camouflage, navigation without compass or map, and stealthy movement. Together with your fellow adventurers you will build fire from friction, craft and use natural tools, identify and harvest edible plants, cook over open fires, sleep in a rain-proof shelter you build yourself, and more! In addition, Forest Campers can swim, play capture the flag, pick wild raspberries, play music, tend the camp garden, or build wilderness shelters during free time. Forest camp inspires youths natural discovery, cooperation, responsibility, and independence. Campers spend their week in traditional Adirondack Shelters with up to eight other campers. Our girls and boys cabins are located on separate ends of campus. The week for traditional overnight campers begins with drop-off at 2:00PM on Sunday, and lasts through pick-up at 5:00PM on the following Friday. (802) 490-5550

Lets Play an Instrument (2309) Grades 1-4 - River Oaks Baptist School
Students learn to play the piano, the guitar, the drums, or all 3 We will use individual instruments and play solo as well as in a group. 713-623-6938