Summer Camps in Tarrant County, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Musical Theater Workshop - Francis W Parker
No Camp July 4. Everyone is welcome in this no-audition, ensemble focused summer camp. Youll hone your acting skills, develop audition strategies and build your singing repertoire. And what musical theatre camp would be complete without a culminating performance! Whether youre Broadway bound or just love to perform, theres a spot for you at the Workshop. 773.797.5104
No Camp July 4. Everyone is welcome in this no-audition, ensemble focused summer camp. Youll hone your acting skills, develop audition strategies and build your singing repertoire. And what musical theatre camp would be complete without a culminating performance! Whether youre Broadway bound or just love to perform, theres a spot for you at the Workshop. 773.797.5104
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Kid's Summer Day Camp - North Port, FL
Gulf Coast Church is hosting a Kids Summer Day Camp for children K thru 5th grade. Camp will run from 8 am - 5 pm, Monday thru Friday.
AAC Summer Theatre Camp 2016 in partnership - Jasper, AL
This summer program will introduce students ranging from rising third graders to high school seniors to all aspects of the creative and technical sides of musical theatre production. From the audition to the final curtain, students will not only star in the production, they will also learn what it takes to put on a show. The program will include instruction in acting, voice, dance, set, costume, sound and lighting design and more. The camp meets Monday – Thursday each week from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00am – noon. For more info call Athletic Arts Center at 205-387-9337 or visit http://www.athleticartsctr.com/Special_Events.html
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Dallas, TX
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Helene at [email protected]
TEEN "Camp Victory" - Somerset, KY
Teen Camp in Kentucky. Cabin sleeping, delicious meals, sports, swimming, airsoft wars, mini-golf, go-karts, 300' zip-line, and most importantly Powerful Preaching, Great Gospel Music, Spirit filled services. $90.00 + travel exp
Renewing the Vision Workshop - Bowling Green, KY
A workshop designed to assist present and future TEC leaders in the proper implementation of the official TEC Manual, maintaining the principles upon which the movement was founded. Bob and Sharrie Cinnamond, who have shared Teens Encounter Christ traveling the world, will be the main presenters for this workshop! We are so excited to have them share their history, wisdom and faith with us at this workshop! The link below will take you to online registration for the workshop. Once registration form is complete and submitted, you will be directed to the Diocesan website where you will pay for the workshop. http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/tK11jJdDcy69OSbBfNE8a
Kid's Summer Day Camp - North Port, FL
Gulf Coast Church is hosting a Kids Summer Day Camp for children K thru 5th grade. Camp will run from 8 am - 5 pm, Monday thru Friday.
AAC Summer Theatre Camp 2016 in partnership - Jasper, AL
This summer program will introduce students ranging from rising third graders to high school seniors to all aspects of the creative and technical sides of musical theatre production. From the audition to the final curtain, students will not only star in the production, they will also learn what it takes to put on a show. The program will include instruction in acting, voice, dance, set, costume, sound and lighting design and more. The camp meets Monday – Thursday each week from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00am – noon. For more info call Athletic Arts Center at 205-387-9337 or visit http://www.athleticartsctr.com/Special_Events.html
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Dallas, TX
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Helene at [email protected]
TEEN "Camp Victory" - Somerset, KY
Teen Camp in Kentucky. Cabin sleeping, delicious meals, sports, swimming, airsoft wars, mini-golf, go-karts, 300' zip-line, and most importantly Powerful Preaching, Great Gospel Music, Spirit filled services. $90.00 + travel exp
Renewing the Vision Workshop - Bowling Green, KY
A workshop designed to assist present and future TEC leaders in the proper implementation of the official TEC Manual, maintaining the principles upon which the movement was founded. Bob and Sharrie Cinnamond, who have shared Teens Encounter Christ traveling the world, will be the main presenters for this workshop! We are so excited to have them share their history, wisdom and faith with us at this workshop! The link below will take you to online registration for the workshop. Once registration form is complete and submitted, you will be directed to the Diocesan website where you will pay for the workshop. http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/tK11jJdDcy69OSbBfNE8a
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Spring Break Camp 2016 (K-6) Week #2 Apr 4-Apr 8 - Brisbane Elementary School
Wednesday Field Trip to Oakland Zoo Spring break camps will also include a swimming day at Brisbane Pool, special sports and art activities and more. A current emergency card [] (printable pdf) must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Summer Camp. If you do not have a current emergency card on file, please print out a card and email ( ), fax (415-467-4989), mail (50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005) or drop off the card at our office. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th Grade LOCATION Recreation Activity Room at Brisbane Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Wet N Wild (Little Safari) - Sayre School
Splish-splash, well be havin a blast! This will be one wet week of camp to remember as campers of all ages will enjoy various water activities and games, water slides, sno cones, and a trip to the pool for our Big Safari campers. Be ready to make tons of soggy memories with friends as we have some fun in the sun! 859-254-1361 x263
Discovery Camp SEVEN (Boys) - Keystone Science School Campus
Call of the Wild: Adventure Week Curriculum Features: 2-night backpacking trip, wilderness skills, sense-of-place activities Adventure Options: (Please choose one under session options on the next page) Whitewater Rafting or Rock Climbing with Rocky Mountain Outdoor Center (max. capacity of 24) 970-455-4228
Jewelry Making for the Kidn me - Barn Art Classroom
The Kidn Me camps are designed for children from age 5 -18 and a parent or caregiver. This class will cover the basics of simple bead stringing. You will learn to make earrings using wire head pins, beads and pre-made earring hooks. You will design a simple bracelet and learn to finish it with crimp beads and a clasp. Simple necklace styles will be presented and you will design and finish one with your choice of clasp! Parents are welcome to participate alongside their child (to add parent participant, use option to add additional participant during registration). Instructor: Lorelei Lotvin 508 435-9222
Mens Prospect Hockey Camp - Hamilton College
The Hamilton College Experience Dormitory accommodations, meals, lectures, campus tour and all off ice activities will be at Hamilton College. 315-859-4438
Spring Break Camp 2016 (K-6) Week #2 Apr 4-Apr 8 - Brisbane Elementary School
Wednesday Field Trip to Oakland Zoo Spring break camps will also include a swimming day at Brisbane Pool, special sports and art activities and more. A current emergency card [] (printable pdf) must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Summer Camp. If you do not have a current emergency card on file, please print out a card and email ( ), fax (415-467-4989), mail (50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005) or drop off the card at our office. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th Grade LOCATION Recreation Activity Room at Brisbane Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Wet N Wild (Little Safari) - Sayre School
Splish-splash, well be havin a blast! This will be one wet week of camp to remember as campers of all ages will enjoy various water activities and games, water slides, sno cones, and a trip to the pool for our Big Safari campers. Be ready to make tons of soggy memories with friends as we have some fun in the sun! 859-254-1361 x263
Discovery Camp SEVEN (Boys) - Keystone Science School Campus
Call of the Wild: Adventure Week Curriculum Features: 2-night backpacking trip, wilderness skills, sense-of-place activities Adventure Options: (Please choose one under session options on the next page) Whitewater Rafting or Rock Climbing with Rocky Mountain Outdoor Center (max. capacity of 24) 970-455-4228
Jewelry Making for the Kidn me - Barn Art Classroom
The Kidn Me camps are designed for children from age 5 -18 and a parent or caregiver. This class will cover the basics of simple bead stringing. You will learn to make earrings using wire head pins, beads and pre-made earring hooks. You will design a simple bracelet and learn to finish it with crimp beads and a clasp. Simple necklace styles will be presented and you will design and finish one with your choice of clasp! Parents are welcome to participate alongside their child (to add parent participant, use option to add additional participant during registration). Instructor: Lorelei Lotvin 508 435-9222
Mens Prospect Hockey Camp - Hamilton College
The Hamilton College Experience Dormitory accommodations, meals, lectures, campus tour and all off ice activities will be at Hamilton College. 315-859-4438