Summer Camps in Industry, PA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: All-Star Camp - UFCU Disch-Falk Field
The All-Star Camp is for the serious ballplayer aged 13-18. Each player will run through a professionally-run showcase workout where he will get an opportunity to display his speed, agility, work ethic, offensive and defensive skills. Each player will receive an individual player evaluation from his coach at the end of camp. He will also get the opportunity to play in controlled scrimmages on UFCU Disch-Falk Field and tour the facilities. 512-720-2527

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Industry, PA Summer Camps

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St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: director@campweloki.com

'Send a Kid to Camp" Fundraiser at the Arch Street Tavern - Hartford,
Please join us on February 17th from 5-7pm at the Arch Street Tavern to benefit Hartford's kids! The Camp Courant team invites you in support of Hartford's children at one of Hartford's favorite watering holes, the Arch Street Tavern, for an evening of good company, delicious food, and entertaining 'camp tales' as we enter our 122nd season. Cost: $50.00/per person* *1/2 price tickets available to HYPE members Just follow the 'Get Tickets' link and choose 'Arch Street Tavern-2016' Contact Jessica Hinman, Director of Community Outreach & Special Events at jhinman@campcourant.org for information about sponsorship opportunities for this event.

Teen Retreat - Fairfield, ID
6 - 12 Grade http://www.iccfairfield.com/

Extreme Teen Camp - Fort Mill, SC
Camping of the farm, games, Bible lessons. For those rising in the 6th grade to recent graduates.

Neighbors Encouraging Other Neighbors (NEON) Partners with the Tulsa C
Tulsa Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is thrilled to partner with NEON as part of National Let’s Talk Month. “Let’s Talk Month” allows us to listen to community members and organizations and share information on how teen pregnancy can affect everyone. It is important for parents and guardians to know: one big “talk” isn’t enough. Start early, be honest, and keep the conversation going.

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Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230

Opti Green Fleet (Full Season PM) - NESS
Prerequisite: Opti LTS Step 3, Step 2 per instructor recomendation Students will be challenged to perfect their sailing techniques, learn to use hiking straps and tiller extensions, and expand their knowledge of wind, weather and upwind sailing. Students will be introduced to basic racing techniques and will be encouraged to participate in local Green Fleet regattas, which are designed for new racers. All students will be under the supervision of our instructors and coaches in class and at specific local regattas. Be on the look out for your ECSA regatta booklet which has all the regatta information in it that will be handed out during the first week of programs. Typically your child will participate in 6-8 regattas over the 8 week summer. Regatta fees are not included and typically range from $25-$35 per event. 860-535-9362

Wk 3 • Pet Habitats for the Discerning Animal: Design Thinking - Kala Gallery and Classroom
If youve ever wanted to design a play jungle for hamsters, a four-story luxury dog house, or the coolest cat castle the world has ever seen, this class is for you! In this workshop, well use Design Thinking to research, invent, and prototype new solutions for happier pets. Come prepared to create, think about animals, and build a pet utopia! Instructor Bio: Rei Jackler is an Oakland arts educator, design teacher, writer, and maker nerd. She holds a Masters in Teaching from Stanford University, where she also trained in Design Thinking at the D.School. In Oakland, she is currently Makerspace Manager for the La Escuelita Elementary School Makerspace, and has also taught design with Chapter 510. Rei loves making of all kinds: knitting multi-colored scarves, writing fantastical short stories, and baking with a lot of chocolate. She cant wait to enliven the maker spirit at Camp Kala! 510-841-7000 x203

Tribal Camp Week #2 FEMALE (Grade 5 - 8 by Fall 2015) - Blue Grass Christian Camp
Tribal Camp is an exciting Christian camping experience for middle school students. Tribal Camp offers exciting trips, adventures, many unique opportunities, and lots of fun mixed in with Christian values and lessons all in a community setting. The hand picked staff will become role models and friends students will talk about all year long. All of this takes place in our Out Camp area. Students can attend one week, or for the best experience, they can choose to attend both weeks. Students who attend both weeks can remain at camp or go home for the weekend between the two weeks. 8592635239.0

Working with Natural Dyes - Common Ground
Join Robin Green, fabric artist, to learn the basics of using natural materials to create beautiful fabric dyes. This workshop is for adults and young adults. RSVP required- will be canceled if registration is low. Sliding scale, $15 – $35. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Contact Jesse with questions or to register at or call (203)389-4333 x1221. 203-389-4333 x1213