Summer Camps in Mayfield Heights, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Musical Theatre, Act II - Weathervane Playhouse
Join us for a toe-tapping good time. Students will develop skills in acting, music vocabulary, vocal dynamics, pitch matching and musical theater movement. This high-energy class will amaze you on the last day of class as they showcase their new talents in singing, acting and dancing. Instructor: Marissa Leenaarts A.E.A 330.836.2626

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Mayfield Heights, OH Summer Camps

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2nd Annual Summer Youth Camp - Manteno, IL
We will be taking 20 young men ages 10 to 18 to Camp Shaw-was-nas-see for three days and two nights of fun, learning and relaxation. Activities included at this event are First Aid, Map & Compass Reading, Basketball, Swimming, Archery, Nature Trail Walks, Zip Lines, Strength and Endurance Training, Mens Rap, where on last year we talked about the detriments of gangs, drugs and violence, and much much more. All meals will be provided. Last year we paid $60 per person to go to this event but through the generous donations of our donors we didnt have to charge any of the families for their young men to participate in this event. We were also able to purchase our insuance and supplies through our donors. This year we have been given a discount $50 per camper and we are praying for the same support this year. There are cabins on the site so we won't be sleeping outside, camp site tours are available. For more information or to donate call Maurice Shelton at (815)386-3246

WAKA Summer Camp Texas - THE BIGGEST ONE YET - Marble Falls, TX
Get ready for the most amazing weekend ever. Join over 200 WAKA party animals as we do SUMMER CAMP! September 16-18, 2016 Camp Champions - Marble Falls, TX (just 1 hour from Austin) Your weekend will include: - accommodations in air conditioned cabins with bathrooms and hot showers (gender specific) - includes all meals and beer Friday - Sunday - themed parties 24/7 - awesome DJ's, and dance parties all weekend - and, of course - COLOR WARS Camp activities and challenges such as: ropes/challenge course, archery, fishing, canoe, paddle boats, capture the flag, kickball, sloshball, dodgeball, basketball, giant jenga, beer pong, flip cup, slip n flip, hiking, nature trails, campfires, swimming, arts and crafts, team talent show, water skiing and more! All cabins/sleeping arrangements will be gender specific - yes, meaning boys and girls sleep in separate cabins. Seriously, don't even plan on sleeping. We've got that much fun planned. kickball.com/txsummercamp WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE A TEAM? CAN I GO SOLO? WAKA Summer Camp is the best event for free agents. The isolated nature of camp, as well as all of the planned icebreakers, social activities, and friendly games create an ideal environment for new connections and relationships to be made. It really doesn't matter what team you're on - you will meet...

Teen Dance Camp! - Santa Clarita, CA
This camp is for students who are starting 7th grade through college age. Camp is 10am-2pm daily. Morning workshops include master classes with local instructors. After lunch session is performance rehearsal. Available dancers will perform the Saturday after camp! Cost is $250 for the 2 weeks and includes camp shirt and field trip TBD. Space is limited. Comment here if you would like to register and we will contact you! On site registration days times are THIS Monday and Tuesday June 20th and 21st 3:30-5:30pm at Spotlight Arts Center - 23504 Lyons Ave. #202 Newhall, CA 91321

Kid's Summer Art Camp at SCGA: July 18 - July 22 - Sumter, SC
Mon, July 18, 2016 - Fri, July 22, 2016 Summer Art Camp at the SCGA Morning Classes: 9:00am - 12:00pm: Print It! Stamp It! Stomp It! (Ages 4-7) Our youngest artists will have an exciting time becoming printmakers. Students will engage in group activities designed to promote teamwork and creative thinking through the creation of a collaborative class project, will make their own stamps and printing plates, use an etching press and have a stomping good time with Miss Marjorie! Storytellers (Ages 4-7) Storytelling helps students improve their language skills, instills a love of reading and stirs imaginations. In this first-time class, talented professor of visual art Jennifer Pepper will guide students through painting, drawing and mixed media activities based on a variety of classic and contemporary children’s stories. Sculpt This! (Ages 8-12) Students will explore sculpture by examining the distinct ways artists have explored 3D forms throughout history. We will examine a variety of materials used by sculptors and learn techniques that artists use to communicate their ideas and feelings in three dimensions and get inspired to create their own! Afternoon Classes: 1:00pm - 4:00pm: Youth Pottery (Ages 8 & up) In one of our most popular summer offerings, students will have the opportunity...

Youth Curator Camp - Martinsville, VA
Youth Curator Camp Virginia Museum of Natural History Saturday, December 19 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Youth Curator Camp is an opportunity for children ages 6 to 12 to learn about the museum while participating in fun, hands-on activities and programs. Parents and guardians – this is a great opportunity for your children to experience a day of scientific adventure and discovery while you finish up any last-minute holiday shopping! Campers will meet the museum’s scientists and learn about real museum collections. There will be demonstrations of the casting and molding program, with children having the opportunity to create, paint and take home their very own fossil cast! In addition to these unique activities, campers will enjoy pizza and a movie in the museum’s Education Center. Price: $30 per camper (VMNH Members receive a 10% discount) To register, please call 276-634-4185 or email [email protected]. Registration deadline: Friday, December 4 Space is limited, so register today! Drop-off is between 9:45 and 10 a.m. Pick-up is between 3 and 3:15 p.m. Early drop-off and late pick-up is available for an additional fee. Please call for details.

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Westlake JV Spring League Girls - Westlake Academy
WA Spring League Practices Sunday 6pm Games: Mondays double headers March 28th, April 11th, April 18th, April 25th Games at Denton Guyer High Fee includes League Fees and Reversible Jersey 8179293333.0

Week 9: Food for Thought (Ages 8-9) - Ann Arbor Art Center
Lets take a close look at one of the most popular subjects in art: FOOD! Whether its still life paintings, pop art prints, or giant Claes Oldenburg sculptures, food has been used in art around the world and through the ages. Campers will: * Imagine a brand new kind of candy and design the packaging for it * Use food as inspiration for a colorful painting or print * Make a larger-than-life sculpture of a piece of food AREA OF INTEREST Summer Camps LOCATION Studio 3 at Ann Arbor Art Center INSTRUCTOR Art Center Staff

KidzArt Monmouth - KidzArt Monmouth
We offer Fine Art Enrichment for students of all ages at Schools and Community Centers throughout Monmouth County, New Jersey. Our program has an outstanding curriculum base that meets the National Standards for Art Education. We can fulfill parent paid or grant funded requirements for after-school and summer programming at a district wide or single school level. 732-872-2357

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

Get Published! Illustration (29224P) - Cary Academy
Imagine your artwork published in a magazine or online for thousands of readers to see! For an aspiring artist like yourself, getting your first piece of artwork published is one of the greatest thrills and is an impressive addition to your portfolio. Work with a local publication to create an illustration for an upcoming issue. Every participant will create their own illustration and at least one drawing will be chosen by the magazine to get published and printed. For artistic inspiration, we will explore the history of modern illustration by profiling artists from the Innovators of American Illustration book by Steven Heller. 919-677-7839