Summer Camps in Huntingdon County, PA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Young Artist Studio - S2 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Designed especially for young artists...a story or theme sets the stage each day for fun art projects in a variety of media - clay, collage, paint and more! New projects each session. Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278
Designed especially for young artists...a story or theme sets the stage each day for fun art projects in a variety of media - clay, collage, paint and more! New projects each session. Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278
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What Items Are Important to Bring to Summer Camp?
As always, the mission of the camp dictates what campers should bring. However, no matter the focus of the program, there are some universal essentials to bring. Packing is hard. Having a general packing list makes it easier for parents and children to handle this process.
First, one should always bring bedding, a pillow, and any comfort items like a stuffed animal. Additionally, youth should bring three types of shoes: flip flops for the shower and beach, sneakers for running around, and boots if there is hiking. If there is a dance or formal event, it is also appropriate to...
LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
SUPER FUN KID'S SUMMER CAMP: ZUMBA, HIP HOP & ART PROJECTS - Solana Be
ENROLL YOUR KIDS IN THIS SUPER FUN SUMMER CAMP: June 29th-July 3rd 10am-1pm All Star Dance Studio: 981 Lomas Santa Fe Dr. Solana Beach. Ages: 4-8 We will be doing 1 hour of Hip-Hop, 1 hour of different fun and creative Art Projects, and 1 hour of Zumba. The price is $150 for the week. PLEASE RSVP SINCE THERE IS LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE BY CALLING. 760-846-0289
2016 Teen Summer Camps - Panama City Beach, FL
We know that most of our teen summer camps are already full but we wanted to post what our teens will be doing this summer! Please note that we still have a couple of openings for Cooking & STEM weeks. Please call 234-4938
Scavenger Hunt In Benefit Of Semper Fi Fund- Kids Camp - Jacksonville,
Ride (motorcycle) or drive (car), to Dukenfields, and register for a fun filled day of scavenging the Jacksonville area for different items at different locations in benefit of Semper Fi Fund- Kids Camp. There will be prizes, raffles, DJ and yes a pig pickin' spread of food. Sponsors: Dukenfields Tavern, Ice House, Bradley Jewelers, Grand Slam Sports Cards, Stumpies Gun Shop, Brown Derby Pub, Trendy Transformation, Golden Corral, Corner Jewelers, NRHD, Combat Cycles, 97.9 The Bear Radio, DJ Ernie of Bright Entertainment, My Wife's Creations, Knives Novelties &More,
Soup Lunch Fundraiser - Great Bend, KS
Soup lunch fundraiser, Come enjoy chili or chicken noodle soup and help support Royal Family KIDS Camp. Carry out available!! Free will donation
Kid's Fit Camp - Rogers, AR
After our regular bootcamp, Jack will be hosting a workout for kids 8-12 years old. The workout will be bodyweight strength & cardio exercise, done in the group fitness room. Parents will need to stay on-site, but are encouraged to workout while the kids are in class. Cost is $5/ child.
SUPER FUN KID'S SUMMER CAMP: ZUMBA, HIP HOP & ART PROJECTS - Solana Be
ENROLL YOUR KIDS IN THIS SUPER FUN SUMMER CAMP: June 29th-July 3rd 10am-1pm All Star Dance Studio: 981 Lomas Santa Fe Dr. Solana Beach. Ages: 4-8 We will be doing 1 hour of Hip-Hop, 1 hour of different fun and creative Art Projects, and 1 hour of Zumba. The price is $150 for the week. PLEASE RSVP SINCE THERE IS LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE BY CALLING. 760-846-0289
2016 Teen Summer Camps - Panama City Beach, FL
We know that most of our teen summer camps are already full but we wanted to post what our teens will be doing this summer! Please note that we still have a couple of openings for Cooking & STEM weeks. Please call 234-4938
Scavenger Hunt In Benefit Of Semper Fi Fund- Kids Camp - Jacksonville,
Ride (motorcycle) or drive (car), to Dukenfields, and register for a fun filled day of scavenging the Jacksonville area for different items at different locations in benefit of Semper Fi Fund- Kids Camp. There will be prizes, raffles, DJ and yes a pig pickin' spread of food. Sponsors: Dukenfields Tavern, Ice House, Bradley Jewelers, Grand Slam Sports Cards, Stumpies Gun Shop, Brown Derby Pub, Trendy Transformation, Golden Corral, Corner Jewelers, NRHD, Combat Cycles, 97.9 The Bear Radio, DJ Ernie of Bright Entertainment, My Wife's Creations, Knives Novelties &More,
Soup Lunch Fundraiser - Great Bend, KS
Soup lunch fundraiser, Come enjoy chili or chicken noodle soup and help support Royal Family KIDS Camp. Carry out available!! Free will donation
Kid's Fit Camp - Rogers, AR
After our regular bootcamp, Jack will be hosting a workout for kids 8-12 years old. The workout will be bodyweight strength & cardio exercise, done in the group fitness room. Parents will need to stay on-site, but are encouraged to workout while the kids are in class. Cost is $5/ child.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
The Next Step | NYC | Ages 14-17 | Pre-Season Savings - Camp Broadway
The Next Step offers a specialized program of musical theater classes taught by Broadway professionals, for aspiring performers, ages 14-17, who have had some previous on-stage experience. A highly unique program, The Next Step weaves traditional musical theater training into an immersive theatrical environment designed to give participants the opportunity to understand what its really like to be a Broadway Gypsy. Inspired by the landmark musical A Chorus Line, which celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2015, The Next Step places emerging triple-threats into a setting that surrounds an authentic audition process for a Broadway show. More than any other program, The Next Step captures the essence of Camp Broadways mantra, Develop Your Character. Each element of the 5-day event is designed to hone musical theater abilities, enhance interpersonal skills and cultivate the habit of discipline that dedicated theatrical artist need to have. Camp Broadways team promises a program that uses the process of exploring art to inspire a more self-aware young artist. The Package Includes: 5 days (40 hours) of intensive triple threat instruction across various singing, acting and dancing disciplines by trained Broadway professionals. (8:30AM-5:00PM) daily Master classes with Broadway artists Q&A sessions with industry professionals A ticket to... 212.575.3103
Ultimate Raspberry Pi Learning Experience (URPLE) - Piedmont High School
5 Day Intro to programming camp. (Girls and Boys ages 8 to 12) Has your child mastered the remote control, tablet and smartphone? They play games, watch movies and DVR their favorite TV shows. Your little genius may have even remembered your App Store password. But, have you ever wondered how to get them interested in learning more about the technology behind all their favorite devices? The URPLE camp was designed to address that specific challenge in a fun, engaging and entertaining way. In this camp, your child will learn the basics principles of computing. In our hands on workshop they will build and customize their very own Raspberry Pi computers. While a lot of fun, this learning toy is a full-blown Linux based computer that your child will learn the fundamentals of programming on. Using graphical programming languages, theyll use code to customize their own Minecraft Worlds and use Scratch to create their own games, animations and stories. Along the way, students will express their creativity through technology, learn valuable problem solving skills and have fun in a collaborative environment. At the end of the camp, your child can take their Raspberry Pi with them to continue their exploration... 510 688-8348
Boys Lacrosse week 7 - Knott Hall
Coach Ben Rubeor will run the 2016 Loyola Lacrosse Camp. Ben was named the USA Today National Coach of the Year and the Maryland Private School Coach of the Year after winning the 2015 MIAA ‘A Conference Championship. Ben was a three-time All-American attackman, two-time Academic All-American, and two-time team captain at the University of Virginia, where he won an undefeated National Championship in 2006. He was also named the ACCs Top Male Scholar Athlete in 2008. He played 8 seasons of professional lacrosse, served as a team captain of the Chesapeake Bayhawks, and won 3 Major League Lacrosse titles. He will lead a staff of Loyola coaches and players to teach the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun and competitive environment. The camp is designed for all levels of players. Campers will learn individual skills, including stickwork, footwork, dodging, shooting, and individual defense. Campers will practice these drills in an up-tempo environment. In addition, campers will learn team concepts and compete in a number of game-like situations, and they will have the opportunity to earn a number of prizes. The goal of the camp is to inspire players to continue to improve and to teach the concepts that have led Loyola to consistent success. 443 841 3328
Week 6 (2-3) SMArt (Science Meets Art) - iSPACE
What happens when a campers inner Picasso meets their inner Einstein? The combination will cause reactions that will be filled with oohs and ahhs! Campers will not only discover that science is fun (and messy), but also how science plays an important part in the process of creating art and toys as they design one-of-a-kind masterpieces! 513-612-5786
Classical Audition (Premier) - Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS Intermediate Requirements: - One two-octave major scale up to three sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length Advanced Requirements: - 2 two-octave major scales up to five sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** Premier Requirements: - 2 three-octave major scales up to seven sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** - 2017-17 Premier Excerpt** **Excerpts will be announced on the website (www.dso.org/wfa) on March 1, 2016 Please note: Students should audition for the highest level ensemble for which they would like to be considered. Students will automatically be considered for a different level if they do not make their top choice. 3135765060.0
The Next Step | NYC | Ages 14-17 | Pre-Season Savings - Camp Broadway
The Next Step offers a specialized program of musical theater classes taught by Broadway professionals, for aspiring performers, ages 14-17, who have had some previous on-stage experience. A highly unique program, The Next Step weaves traditional musical theater training into an immersive theatrical environment designed to give participants the opportunity to understand what its really like to be a Broadway Gypsy. Inspired by the landmark musical A Chorus Line, which celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2015, The Next Step places emerging triple-threats into a setting that surrounds an authentic audition process for a Broadway show. More than any other program, The Next Step captures the essence of Camp Broadways mantra, Develop Your Character. Each element of the 5-day event is designed to hone musical theater abilities, enhance interpersonal skills and cultivate the habit of discipline that dedicated theatrical artist need to have. Camp Broadways team promises a program that uses the process of exploring art to inspire a more self-aware young artist. The Package Includes: 5 days (40 hours) of intensive triple threat instruction across various singing, acting and dancing disciplines by trained Broadway professionals. (8:30AM-5:00PM) daily Master classes with Broadway artists Q&A sessions with industry professionals A ticket to... 212.575.3103
Ultimate Raspberry Pi Learning Experience (URPLE) - Piedmont High School
5 Day Intro to programming camp. (Girls and Boys ages 8 to 12) Has your child mastered the remote control, tablet and smartphone? They play games, watch movies and DVR their favorite TV shows. Your little genius may have even remembered your App Store password. But, have you ever wondered how to get them interested in learning more about the technology behind all their favorite devices? The URPLE camp was designed to address that specific challenge in a fun, engaging and entertaining way. In this camp, your child will learn the basics principles of computing. In our hands on workshop they will build and customize their very own Raspberry Pi computers. While a lot of fun, this learning toy is a full-blown Linux based computer that your child will learn the fundamentals of programming on. Using graphical programming languages, theyll use code to customize their own Minecraft Worlds and use Scratch to create their own games, animations and stories. Along the way, students will express their creativity through technology, learn valuable problem solving skills and have fun in a collaborative environment. At the end of the camp, your child can take their Raspberry Pi with them to continue their exploration... 510 688-8348
Boys Lacrosse week 7 - Knott Hall
Coach Ben Rubeor will run the 2016 Loyola Lacrosse Camp. Ben was named the USA Today National Coach of the Year and the Maryland Private School Coach of the Year after winning the 2015 MIAA ‘A Conference Championship. Ben was a three-time All-American attackman, two-time Academic All-American, and two-time team captain at the University of Virginia, where he won an undefeated National Championship in 2006. He was also named the ACCs Top Male Scholar Athlete in 2008. He played 8 seasons of professional lacrosse, served as a team captain of the Chesapeake Bayhawks, and won 3 Major League Lacrosse titles. He will lead a staff of Loyola coaches and players to teach the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun and competitive environment. The camp is designed for all levels of players. Campers will learn individual skills, including stickwork, footwork, dodging, shooting, and individual defense. Campers will practice these drills in an up-tempo environment. In addition, campers will learn team concepts and compete in a number of game-like situations, and they will have the opportunity to earn a number of prizes. The goal of the camp is to inspire players to continue to improve and to teach the concepts that have led Loyola to consistent success. 443 841 3328
Week 6 (2-3) SMArt (Science Meets Art) - iSPACE
What happens when a campers inner Picasso meets their inner Einstein? The combination will cause reactions that will be filled with oohs and ahhs! Campers will not only discover that science is fun (and messy), but also how science plays an important part in the process of creating art and toys as they design one-of-a-kind masterpieces! 513-612-5786
Classical Audition (Premier) - Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS Intermediate Requirements: - One two-octave major scale up to three sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length Advanced Requirements: - 2 two-octave major scales up to five sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** Premier Requirements: - 2 three-octave major scales up to seven sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** - 2017-17 Premier Excerpt** **Excerpts will be announced on the website (www.dso.org/wfa) on March 1, 2016 Please note: Students should audition for the highest level ensemble for which they would like to be considered. Students will automatically be considered for a different level if they do not make their top choice. 3135765060.0