Summer Camps in Hattiesburg, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fun in the Sun Preschool Enrichment Camp Wk 6 - Stagecoach Park
Preschoolers will enjoy a variety of activities from arts, crafts, outdoor play, reading and more as well as participate in the weekly day out with Frank and Ella at Mahaffie Farmstead and swimming in the zero depth entry at the Olathe Community Center. In Inclement weather camp will utilize the Community Center or the Heritage Center. CAMP INFO ONLINE: OlatheKS.org/ParksRec/FITS [] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note the second child discount is not available via online registration. Please call 913-971-8563 to register with a second child discount. AGE CATEGORY Early Childhood LOCATION SP Stagecoach Shelter at Stagecoach Park
Preschoolers will enjoy a variety of activities from arts, crafts, outdoor play, reading and more as well as participate in the weekly day out with Frank and Ella at Mahaffie Farmstead and swimming in the zero depth entry at the Olathe Community Center. In Inclement weather camp will utilize the Community Center or the Heritage Center. CAMP INFO ONLINE: OlatheKS.org/ParksRec/FITS [] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note the second child discount is not available via online registration. Please call 913-971-8563 to register with a second child discount. AGE CATEGORY Early Childhood LOCATION SP Stagecoach Shelter at Stagecoach Park
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Royal Family Kid's Camp Fundraiser - San Diego, CA
Proceeds from this event will go toward Royal Family KIDS the Nation’s leading network of Camps, Clubs and Mentoring for children of abuse, abandonment and neglect - See more at: http://royalfamilykids.org/about/our-history/#sthash.8dQYb45k.dpuf
Teen Advisory Council: Night Hike and Campfire - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night of fun in the park. We will have a planning meeting for the fall, followed by a night hike, and the campfire at 7:30pm. Email [email protected] for more information.
Teen Script Writing & Directing Camp - Seattle, WA
This summer camp is for teens 13 - 17, who want to learn how to create a production ready short script. Students will be paired in groups of two and will work collaboratively in creating a shootable three to five page script. Students who participate in TheFilmSchool Camp will receive guaranteed admission into the SIFF Teen Production Camp (separate registration and fee through SIFF Education). Scripts from the TheFilmSchool Camp will be chosen for production in the SIFF Teen Production Camp and will be shot at Seattle Center. Date: August 15 - August 19. Time: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Location: Siff Film Center at Seattle Center Campus
Youth Group College Group Winter Retreat 2017 - Stroudsburg, PA
In this new year, we want to focus on how God MUST be greater than me in my life. How must God be greater than me in my decision-making? In school? In my family? In relationships? What needs to change in order for God to be greater in my life? Feel free to invite your friends and give them this invite post! Departing by US Coachways Bus at 5:00pm on Friday in front of 8515 Broadway Elmhurst, NY *Permission slip forms are needed. If you are under 18 years old, a waiver is needed from your parents. All are due Friday, Dec. 16, 2016* MUST BRING: ♣ sleeping bag/bed sheets & comforter ♣ Pillow, toiletries, towels ♣ a physical Bible, notebook, pens ♣ Winter clothing: long pants, jacket, sweater, etc. ♣ An attitude ready to learn more about God and ready to mingle time with your friends Cost: $100 (If you need financial assistance, please speak to one of the youth or college group leaders no later than Dec. 16th) Registration Deadline: December 16, 2016 Check Make Payable to: The Reformed Church of Newtown
PCM Softball Youth Winter Camp - 4th-6th - Prairie City, IA
What: PCM Softball invites future softball athletes in grades 2-6 to the 1st Annual PCM Softball Youth Camp. Athletes will receive instruction from high school student athletes and coaches. When: Grades 2nd & 3rd on March 6th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Grades 4th – 6th on March 13th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Cost: Registration is $20 (includes T-Shirt). Checks payable to PCM Athletic Boosters. (Scholarships available upon request, please contact Coach Plein for information.) Location: PCM Middle School Gym (located in Prairie City) Questions: Coach Whitney Plein ([email protected]) Coach Rusty Vos ([email protected])
Royal Family Kid's Camp Fundraiser - San Diego, CA
Proceeds from this event will go toward Royal Family KIDS the Nation’s leading network of Camps, Clubs and Mentoring for children of abuse, abandonment and neglect - See more at: http://royalfamilykids.org/about/our-history/#sthash.8dQYb45k.dpuf
Teen Advisory Council: Night Hike and Campfire - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night of fun in the park. We will have a planning meeting for the fall, followed by a night hike, and the campfire at 7:30pm. Email [email protected] for more information.
Teen Script Writing & Directing Camp - Seattle, WA
This summer camp is for teens 13 - 17, who want to learn how to create a production ready short script. Students will be paired in groups of two and will work collaboratively in creating a shootable three to five page script. Students who participate in TheFilmSchool Camp will receive guaranteed admission into the SIFF Teen Production Camp (separate registration and fee through SIFF Education). Scripts from the TheFilmSchool Camp will be chosen for production in the SIFF Teen Production Camp and will be shot at Seattle Center. Date: August 15 - August 19. Time: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Location: Siff Film Center at Seattle Center Campus
Youth Group College Group Winter Retreat 2017 - Stroudsburg, PA
In this new year, we want to focus on how God MUST be greater than me in my life. How must God be greater than me in my decision-making? In school? In my family? In relationships? What needs to change in order for God to be greater in my life? Feel free to invite your friends and give them this invite post! Departing by US Coachways Bus at 5:00pm on Friday in front of 8515 Broadway Elmhurst, NY *Permission slip forms are needed. If you are under 18 years old, a waiver is needed from your parents. All are due Friday, Dec. 16, 2016* MUST BRING: ♣ sleeping bag/bed sheets & comforter ♣ Pillow, toiletries, towels ♣ a physical Bible, notebook, pens ♣ Winter clothing: long pants, jacket, sweater, etc. ♣ An attitude ready to learn more about God and ready to mingle time with your friends Cost: $100 (If you need financial assistance, please speak to one of the youth or college group leaders no later than Dec. 16th) Registration Deadline: December 16, 2016 Check Make Payable to: The Reformed Church of Newtown
PCM Softball Youth Winter Camp - 4th-6th - Prairie City, IA
What: PCM Softball invites future softball athletes in grades 2-6 to the 1st Annual PCM Softball Youth Camp. Athletes will receive instruction from high school student athletes and coaches. When: Grades 2nd & 3rd on March 6th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Grades 4th – 6th on March 13th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Cost: Registration is $20 (includes T-Shirt). Checks payable to PCM Athletic Boosters. (Scholarships available upon request, please contact Coach Plein for information.) Location: PCM Middle School Gym (located in Prairie City) Questions: Coach Whitney Plein ([email protected]) Coach Rusty Vos ([email protected])
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
MOTHERS DAY SURPRISE (AGES 5-7) - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Erica Pastecki Shhhhh! Its a surprise! Little artists will use their imaginations to design and make works of art for their Moms or any special ladys big day. Collage, found objects, and other techniques will be discussed. 706-722-5495
30. My Favorite Things - Pigment School of the Arts
Join us as we visit the best projects of past summer camps. The high- lights will include a Japanese hanging scroll, paper-mâché horse, collage totem pole, and a self-portrait in clay. 2143522787.0
The Hunt - ScienceWorks Museum
For campers entering grades 4-5. Join us to experience the mindset of the hunter and the Way of the Tracker. Construct your own ancient hunting tools, from spears to bows and arrows that you will take home at the end of the week. This class will not only teach you fun, practical survival skills, but will also leave you with the skills to continue crafting your journey at home. Let The Hunt begin! This camp offers only a FULL DAY registration. 5414826767 x222
Jump Start Recreations Spring Day Camp- La Sierra - La Sierra Park/La Sierra Community Center
Jump Start Recreations staff host a spring camp for youth ages 5 - 12. Campers enjoy a week of sports, crafts, indoor and outdoor games, movies and other activities. Space is limited. Note: Participants must bring their own lunch. A material fee of $10 is due and payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION La Sierra Park - Arts & Crafts Room at La Sierra Park/La Sierra Community Center INSTRUCTOR Ashling Alfonso
Musical Theater Camp - Sears Gallery
Elgin Academys Musical Theater Camp combines all the components of a professional performance in a fun camp atmosphere! Camp will begin with auditions to help determine the campers current developmental and comfort levels in performance. All participants will be assigned a role to perform for a final presentation. Additionally, students will work together with staff to help create sets, costume pieces and props. Participants and their families are asked to make a commitment to regular attendance, as absences significantly impact the groups preparation. Campers need to bring a healthy sack lunch, water bottle, and snack to camp each day. 847 695-0309 x259
MOTHERS DAY SURPRISE (AGES 5-7) - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Erica Pastecki Shhhhh! Its a surprise! Little artists will use their imaginations to design and make works of art for their Moms or any special ladys big day. Collage, found objects, and other techniques will be discussed. 706-722-5495
30. My Favorite Things - Pigment School of the Arts
Join us as we visit the best projects of past summer camps. The high- lights will include a Japanese hanging scroll, paper-mâché horse, collage totem pole, and a self-portrait in clay. 2143522787.0
The Hunt - ScienceWorks Museum
For campers entering grades 4-5. Join us to experience the mindset of the hunter and the Way of the Tracker. Construct your own ancient hunting tools, from spears to bows and arrows that you will take home at the end of the week. This class will not only teach you fun, practical survival skills, but will also leave you with the skills to continue crafting your journey at home. Let The Hunt begin! This camp offers only a FULL DAY registration. 5414826767 x222
Jump Start Recreations Spring Day Camp- La Sierra - La Sierra Park/La Sierra Community Center
Jump Start Recreations staff host a spring camp for youth ages 5 - 12. Campers enjoy a week of sports, crafts, indoor and outdoor games, movies and other activities. Space is limited. Note: Participants must bring their own lunch. A material fee of $10 is due and payable to the instructor at the first class meeting. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION La Sierra Park - Arts & Crafts Room at La Sierra Park/La Sierra Community Center INSTRUCTOR Ashling Alfonso
Musical Theater Camp - Sears Gallery
Elgin Academys Musical Theater Camp combines all the components of a professional performance in a fun camp atmosphere! Camp will begin with auditions to help determine the campers current developmental and comfort levels in performance. All participants will be assigned a role to perform for a final presentation. Additionally, students will work together with staff to help create sets, costume pieces and props. Participants and their families are asked to make a commitment to regular attendance, as absences significantly impact the groups preparation. Campers need to bring a healthy sack lunch, water bottle, and snack to camp each day. 847 695-0309 x259