Summer Camps in Cove City, NC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Preschool Aquatics 10 am: Session 2 - Salisbury University Maggs Pool
Instruction to aid children in becoming comfortable in the water. Skills taught through games, song and fun include rhythmic breathing, prone float and glide, back float and glide, flutter kick, turning over, changing direction and basic safety principles. Parental participation required for children under 3, optional for 3 to 5 year olds. (410) 543-6357
Instruction to aid children in becoming comfortable in the water. Skills taught through games, song and fun include rhythmic breathing, prone float and glide, back float and glide, flutter kick, turning over, changing direction and basic safety principles. Parental participation required for children under 3, optional for 3 to 5 year olds. (410) 543-6357
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Cove City, NC Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Show:Tell, Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists at IPRC Turns 10 years
Show:Tell, The Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists turns 10 years old! Happy Birthday, Show:Tell! Past teen campers, past & present faculty & guest writers (Matthew Dickman & Karen Russell among others) will give readings. Show:Tell, formerly run by Marylhurst University, is now hosted by the Independent Publishing Resource Center (www.iprc.org). Here is information on the 2016 Show:Tell Workshop! http://www.iprc.org/education/show-tell-camp/
Telling Tails Story Time - Kid's Reading Program ( Campus for Compassi
Children ages 6 and up, are invited to share their favorite stories with our furry friends while they await adoption during Telling Tails Story Time. This free hour of storytelling helps our cats practice their people skills, while students grow more confident in their reading skills. It’s a win-win, and totally adorable! AHS will have a selection of books on hand, but kids are welcome to bring their own. Telling Tails Story Time is offered one Saturday a month at the Nina Mason Pulliam Campus for Compassion. Sign your child up today! Saturday, February 13 Nina Mason Pulliam Campus for Compassion 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. For more information, please visit: http://www.azhumane.org/get-involved/volunteer/ways-to-volunteer/
SWBC Youth Retreat 2016 - Denton, TX
We all want our lives to matter. We don't want to live wasted lives. We want to make a difference. But somehow, we settle. We settle for mediocre. We settle for wanting what will make us most famous, most beautiful and richest. We settle for this world, when Christ is offering us His all. Are we willing to give Him our all? Is Jesus Christ worth it? Southwest Brethren Youth Retreat will be a great time of fellowship and worship! You don't want to miss out as Nate Bramsen leads us in learning about how Christ is WORTH IT ALL! DATE: 12/16-12/18 LOCATION: Camp Copass COST: $120 WHO: High School, College, & Career REGISTER HERE: http://youthretreat.us/
Rock The Lake 2016: "Jamb 4 The Lamb"
This is our 3rd annual event. It is an all day music festival held on the grounds of Rock Lake Christian Assembly in Vestaburg, Mi. The day begins with a 5K run in the morning with the music starting at noon and continuing through the day and into the night.
Camp S.W.A.G. Teen Talent Show
Camp S.W.A.G. (Students With Ambitions & Goals) is hosting a Teen Talent Show Fundraiser on January 29th, 2016 with a TENTATIVE location of Panther Creek High School in Cary, NC. We will keep you up to date on the exact location. Ticket are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Are you a high school student who wants to audition for the talent show? Applications will be available on October 15, 2015 and auditions will be held on January 9th, 2016. Location to be determined. Visit us at http://cswag.org/2015-teen-talent-show-fundraiser/ for more information. Have questions give us a call at (919) 443-5866.
Show:Tell, Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists at IPRC Turns 10 years
Show:Tell, The Workshop for Teen Writers & Artists turns 10 years old! Happy Birthday, Show:Tell! Past teen campers, past & present faculty & guest writers (Matthew Dickman & Karen Russell among others) will give readings. Show:Tell, formerly run by Marylhurst University, is now hosted by the Independent Publishing Resource Center (www.iprc.org). Here is information on the 2016 Show:Tell Workshop! http://www.iprc.org/education/show-tell-camp/
Telling Tails Story Time - Kid's Reading Program ( Campus for Compassi
Children ages 6 and up, are invited to share their favorite stories with our furry friends while they await adoption during Telling Tails Story Time. This free hour of storytelling helps our cats practice their people skills, while students grow more confident in their reading skills. It’s a win-win, and totally adorable! AHS will have a selection of books on hand, but kids are welcome to bring their own. Telling Tails Story Time is offered one Saturday a month at the Nina Mason Pulliam Campus for Compassion. Sign your child up today! Saturday, February 13 Nina Mason Pulliam Campus for Compassion 9 a.m. – 10 a.m. For more information, please visit: http://www.azhumane.org/get-involved/volunteer/ways-to-volunteer/
SWBC Youth Retreat 2016 - Denton, TX
We all want our lives to matter. We don't want to live wasted lives. We want to make a difference. But somehow, we settle. We settle for mediocre. We settle for wanting what will make us most famous, most beautiful and richest. We settle for this world, when Christ is offering us His all. Are we willing to give Him our all? Is Jesus Christ worth it? Southwest Brethren Youth Retreat will be a great time of fellowship and worship! You don't want to miss out as Nate Bramsen leads us in learning about how Christ is WORTH IT ALL! DATE: 12/16-12/18 LOCATION: Camp Copass COST: $120 WHO: High School, College, & Career REGISTER HERE: http://youthretreat.us/
Rock The Lake 2016: "Jamb 4 The Lamb"
This is our 3rd annual event. It is an all day music festival held on the grounds of Rock Lake Christian Assembly in Vestaburg, Mi. The day begins with a 5K run in the morning with the music starting at noon and continuing through the day and into the night.
Camp S.W.A.G. Teen Talent Show
Camp S.W.A.G. (Students With Ambitions & Goals) is hosting a Teen Talent Show Fundraiser on January 29th, 2016 with a TENTATIVE location of Panther Creek High School in Cary, NC. We will keep you up to date on the exact location. Ticket are $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Are you a high school student who wants to audition for the talent show? Applications will be available on October 15, 2015 and auditions will be held on January 9th, 2016. Location to be determined. Visit us at http://cswag.org/2015-teen-talent-show-fundraiser/ for more information. Have questions give us a call at (919) 443-5866.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Brainy Bytes - Brainy Bytes
Brainy Bytes offers a variety of classes to students (elementary through high school) including robotics, stop motion animated movie making, app development, 3D graphics and printing, Minecraft, web design, computer animation and video game creation. Programs are conviently located in the Cherokee and Cobb areas with home school and after school programs, birthday parties, workshops and camps. 770-826-0449
Performing Arts - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Student actors command the stage with summer theater fun at the PCAC. Different plays and activities each week. Campers will Learn to be part of a theater team, exercise their creativity with improv games and improve their personal presentation skills in front of an audience. There will be a performance for friends and family on the last day of camp. Directed by Tipping Point Theatres Sonja Marquis. 734-416-4278
Go Green/Recycled Art - E. O. Wilson Biophilia Center
This summer camp adventure starts with creative recycled art lessons in the morning and nature adventures in the afternoon. Finally, end your day with museum discovery time! *Go Green with this weeks art projects! We will be using materials like empty containers, water bottles, and snack time trash to create beautiful, artistic collages! Campers will play games and learn how to turn something old into something new! Pack a peanut-free snack and lunch! Dont forget to apply sunscreen and bug spray! 850-835-1824
The Animal Kingdom - Schenectady JCC
Ever wonder what makes a kangaroo a kangaroo? Is it that big tail? Animal Kingdom will explore different animals and their habitats. We will learn how animals survive in their habitats and how animals work together. Little scientists will learn about food chains, animal adaptations and cool new animal facts! 5184799888.0
Mini Camp Bowling - Community Park
Recreational Bowling at St. Clare Bowl AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center
Brainy Bytes - Brainy Bytes
Brainy Bytes offers a variety of classes to students (elementary through high school) including robotics, stop motion animated movie making, app development, 3D graphics and printing, Minecraft, web design, computer animation and video game creation. Programs are conviently located in the Cherokee and Cobb areas with home school and after school programs, birthday parties, workshops and camps. 770-826-0449
Performing Arts - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Student actors command the stage with summer theater fun at the PCAC. Different plays and activities each week. Campers will Learn to be part of a theater team, exercise their creativity with improv games and improve their personal presentation skills in front of an audience. There will be a performance for friends and family on the last day of camp. Directed by Tipping Point Theatres Sonja Marquis. 734-416-4278
Go Green/Recycled Art - E. O. Wilson Biophilia Center
This summer camp adventure starts with creative recycled art lessons in the morning and nature adventures in the afternoon. Finally, end your day with museum discovery time! *Go Green with this weeks art projects! We will be using materials like empty containers, water bottles, and snack time trash to create beautiful, artistic collages! Campers will play games and learn how to turn something old into something new! Pack a peanut-free snack and lunch! Dont forget to apply sunscreen and bug spray! 850-835-1824
The Animal Kingdom - Schenectady JCC
Ever wonder what makes a kangaroo a kangaroo? Is it that big tail? Animal Kingdom will explore different animals and their habitats. We will learn how animals survive in their habitats and how animals work together. Little scientists will learn about food chains, animal adaptations and cool new animal facts! 5184799888.0
Mini Camp Bowling - Community Park
Recreational Bowling at St. Clare Bowl AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center