Summer Camps in Holyoke, MA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Spring Break - Camp Grasshopper, ages 3-4 - Marinwood Community Center
Get a taste of summer at our Spring Break Camp! Our camp counselors are dedicated to providing a safe and fun environment for children to interact, meet new friends and participate in exciting camp activities. Campers will spend their day at the park, playing dodgeball, creating art masterpieces and going down the waterslide at our pool. Join us for an exciting week of camp games, sports, swimming and more! Please bring a sack lunch, snacks, water, swim suit, towel and sunblock to camp daily. Come join the fun! Only need a day or two of camp? We take drop-ins! Drop-ins are dependent on space availability and are $45 per day. There are no sibling discounts for drop-ins. Please register for drop-in days through the Community Center office. Drop-ins for Before Care is $8 per day and After Care is $15 per day. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Bill Gordon Hall at Marinwood Community Center INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff

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Kid's Hoop Dance Camp! with Mariah McKay - Pensacola, FL
1:15- 3:15 each day, Monday July 18th through Thursday 21st. This kid's camp is a colorful mix of hooping, dance, play, movement and yoga designed to support physical fitness, encourage ecstatic expression and nurture self-esteem. During camp, students will have the opportunity to share what they have learned through dance, play, performance and hoop games. This unique fun fitness program enhances total body awareness, hand–eye coordination, increased flexibility and core strength. Spatial awareness, fine motor skills, group participation, creativity and self-expression are just some of the many benefits of hoop dance with children. Your child's hoop is included in the pricing. COST: $75 (sibling discounts availalbe)

"Repurposed" SCD Youth Camp - Murrieta, CA
2 Corinthians 5:17 - Therefore if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old things have passed away. Behold, they have become new. Aug 5-7, 2016 Cost is $210.00 comes with picture. If deposit paid before July 1st your shirt will be free!! Registration begins at 8:00am on Friday.

Michigan Cru's Fall Getaway 2016 - Angola, IN
As we experience true love–a love that is there in the hard times as well as the good, a love that is there when we’re doing well or when we are failing, a love that will walk with us through healing as well as celebrate our victories–that is when we find true freedom. This kind of love is only found in a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. This will be a weekend of finding this kind of love as our speaker, Kevin Butcher, guides us through this topic. Join us for a weekend of fun community and spiritual growth as we head to Angola, Indiana for this year's Fall Getaway! Check is from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Friday, October 14th. We'll have times of Biblical teaching and heartful worship, as well as plenty of time to just hang out and have fun together. And if you need to study, there is time for that too. We'll head back to campus after lunch on Sunday, October 16th. The cost is $60 for Freshmen and $80 for everyone else! This cost includes lodging for the weekend (Friday night; Saturday night) and 5 meals (3 Saturday; 2 Sunday). Click on the...

Teen Celtic Camp - Boulder Creek, CA
Ages 13-18, $640 early bird registration. Spend all day playing music in the redwoods, and have a great time singing, dancing, watching Song of the Sea in the meadow, sessioning and improv-ing every night! Before dinner in the late afternoon the pool is open as well as the volleyball court, ping pong table, basket ball and tether ball. Program includes all meals and boarding. Bring bedding, clothes (including swimsuit and jacket), towel, toiletries, bug repellant, sunscreen, your instrument, and music stand. Costumes may be useful, as well as other fun things for the pool and ceilidh as long as they are safe and legal. Theme: Celtic Luau? For players of fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, recorder, oboe, bassoon, harp, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, accordion, percussion and cello. Other activities include crafts, campfire, and bamboo flute making.

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Junior Buffaloes Camp - Coors Event Center
Our Junior Buffaloes Camp is designed as an introduction to the game of basketball. With age appropriate goals and balls, each camper will have the opportunity to learn the basics of the game while developing a strong sense of team. Our Junior Buffaloes will have the opportunity to work closely with some of the best coaches in the business and lay a strong foundation for their future basketball development. Lunch will not be provided. Program Staff: CU Basketball Coaches, CU Basketball Players, Local Collegiate Players, and High School Coaches If you are a CU employee, then please reach out to Marge at to receive your employee discount 303.492.6877

Super Silly Slimy Summer - Da Vinci Science Center
Super Silly Slimy Summer - $150 (August 8 – August 12) Slime. Ooze. Putty. Goo. Muck. Whatever you call it, were all about it this week at Da Vinci Science Center! Campers will experiment with the chemistry behind slime in order to discover what makes it so awesome and earn their very own official Da Vinci Science Center Certificate of Slimelology. 484-664-1002

Two Week Fandom - CAMP DEMIGOD INSTITUTE
Campers (ages 10-16) experience our unique program centered on innovation, mentorship, leadership and community-building. DIGIVATIONS Camp Demigods Camp Fandom and Demigod Institute are a blend of world building through innovation, role playing and speculative fiction. These Camps are based on the principles that kids have an enormous reservoir of creativity and innovative ideas which they look forward to sharing with other like-minded individuals who hold common interests. Please register using a computer. Please do not use a tablet or smart phone when you register because the program will not work properly. The registration process takes about an hour and asks you to answer about 50 questions. The program does not allow you to save your work, so it is best to answer the questions in one sitting, electronically sign all the waivers and pay your deposit so you are fully registered. Many of the questions at the end of the application are best answered in consultation with your child: so that they express their interests, their first choices of cabin (demigod or fandom), etc. Tuition covers all meals, housing, instruction, guest lectures, ImagineSTEM blog, mentoring, supervision, materials, and recreation fees. This amount does not include transportation to and from the... 360-543-5641

Beginning Theater - North Yarmouth Academy
Does your child love the stage? Love to create and give life to other characters? Or could your child use an extra boost of confidence? This camp is designed for children new to theatre, using activities in role playing, improvisation, pantomime, and scene writing to bring the theatre to life for young actors. Students will also learn about staging and putting a show together. This camp will culminate with a performance Friday afternoon for family and friends. 207.846.2376

Int/Adv Ceramics 6:30pm - Terry Shepherd - The Art Center
This class is a continuation of Fundamentals in Clay. Students will acquire skills, techniques, and study of form and function that include throwing, hand building, and altered throwing techniques. Further study of cone 10 stoneware, porcelain clay, multiple glazes, and alternative firing processes will be introduced. 970-243-7337 x2