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Summer Camps in Farwell, TX

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 2-Tuesday: Tennis- Learn the sport, Love the game - Tennis Courts
Students exercise more than just their body, learning mental conditioning, athletic routine,emotional control and gameplay strategy. Lions Den Tennis School is where the new school meets the classics. Using the latest fitness tools, students are taught correct technique, including grips for forehand, backhand, serve,volley, court position and much more. Minimum amount of 6 students and maximum of 12 in the class. (8 classes) Instructor: Lions Den Tennis School Snacks will be provided. Dates: 4/12, 4/19, *no classes during passover break, 5/3, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24, 5/31, 6/7 8587043700.0

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Camp for Marine Life
My daughter is interested in marine biology, so we decided to send her to this camp. She was able to study and learn about many different aspects of marine life. She has a greater respect for any living sea creature and she wants to study this science now more than ever. She had a lot of hands on experience and wants to continue to go back and learn every summer.... Read More...


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Youth Councils 2015! - Camp Lake, WI
What is Youth Councils? Youth Councils is a three day retreat specifically for Jr. High, High School and college age youth to be challenged and strengthened in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Who can attend Youth Councils? We have two tracks to set up so that we can tailor everything to the specific needs of your youth. To attend the Jr. High Track, youth must be in 6th, 7th or 8th grade by April 10, 2015. In order to be in the High School Track, youth need to be in 9th grade-age 25 by that same date. When is Youth Councils 2015? Youth Councils 2015 is being held from April 10-12, 2015 at Wonderland Camp & Conference Center. What is the theme for Youth Councils 2015? The theme is RISE ABOVE, and it’s based on Colossians 3:1 (NASB): “Therefore if you have been raised up with Christ, keep seeking the things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God." As we walk through this life, it can be really easy to forget that our identity is hidden in Christ and not in the things of this world. So many things around us...

Camp Alonim - Teen Chanukah Party! - Los Angeles, CA
Come celebrate Chanukah with your camp friends! Open to 9th - 12th graders. Dress in your favorite Chanukah clothing. Bring a wrapped $5 for a special gift exchange. Entrance fee is 3 cans of food for a food drive or $5. Pay online or at the door.

KidRec School's Out Camp - Palos Hills, IL
Come play at KidRec during school holidays! Activities may include arts & crafts, indoor swimming, and recreational games. Available on dates below for children ages 5-13. Members $25/day | Non-Members $35/day

The Summer Camp Show @ Wonderland Ballroom - Washington, DC
The Summer Camp Show is back. There's no better time to hang on to that summer camp feeling than September. The Summer Camp Show is a comedy show lampooning summer camp and other childhood tropes. Admission is free and there is free alcoholic bug juice. Nate Johnson, Camp Coordinator Natalie McGill, Spiritual Advisor Michael Sullivan, Music Coordinator Herb Manilla, Music Coordinator Topher Bellavia, Counselor Hillary Scofield, Counselor James Freeman, Counselor Graham Hall, Stand Up Comedian Doors open at 7:30pm. We'll have Arts & Crafts, Get To Know You Games, and more.

Tech 4 Kids: Code Camp - Champaign, IL
Build your coding skills at our monthly technology series for kids. Don’t worry if you missed the first coding programs in the spring; you can start from scratch today! Douglass Branch Library 217-403-2090 champaign.org/douglass For all events at the library: champaign.org/events

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Junior Orchestra-Continuing Student - OCS Arts Center
* Continuing student registration ONLY * NEW students must contact the Arts Center to schedule a placement audition. A first orchestral experience for students who have completed at least one year of string instruction. The focus is ensemble playing and more advanced string technique. This class is also the next level for students participating in Beginning Strings. Director: Elise Gambrell 10 weeks 502-241-6018

Week 9 Camp - Double J Riding Club
This 4 day, 5 hour day camp is filled with everything a horse lover would dream of including; a full 45 minute riding lesson where a licensed instructor will teach students how to ride in a fun environment, hands on grooming and tacking station, a barn safety lesson, fun horse craft, horse games and much more! Ages 5-13. Please bring a lunch and plenty of water. 708-528-4674

Floor Hockey Camp - Main Street Recreation Center
Check out a one-of-a-kind indoor game that involves the fast pace of real hockey but on a solid surface. During this camp, participants will learn the offensive and defensive fundamentals and mechanics of floor hockey. This camp will include stick handling, passing, shooting and goalie techniques as well as team drills. Participants will also develop endurance, coordination and speed through fast and fun floor hockey games played each day of camp. Each participant should bring a water bottle. AGE CATEGORY Youth and Teen LOCATION Gymnasium - MSRC at Main Street Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Sports Kids, Inc.

Company B 2- 5th Grade - St. Thomas Episcopal Church
With this tale as old as time, Company B is sure to be a hit! This two-week camp for ages 4-13 will present Disneys Beauty and the Beast JR. Featuring familiar songs from Howard Ashman and Alan Menken including "Be Our Guest" and "Beauty and the Beast", Playhouse cant wait to bring this Disney classic to life! (208) 726-5349 x13

#45 Water Week (Boys Gr. 7-12) • $425 - Camp Fowler
We tip our hats to the old Aquatics Week that some old timers remember. But retro is not what we are going for. This week all of our campers will have a chance to sail, canoe, kayak, and PADDLEBOARD. Join us as we discover with you the joys yet another self-propelled water sport. Paddleboard the outlet stream, sail a great Adirondack Lake, kayak a great river, and learn from the sport that started it all: canoeing! We will be on the water all week, so be prepared to start right away on Sunday. 518-631-6789