Summer Camps in Tutwiler, MS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Introduction to Recording - Old Trail School
Campers will learn recording techniques and how to use microphones and other recording gear and will actually record a live band and do a mix session at DeMarcos School of Musics recording studio. The recording and mix will take place on days four and five. Instructor: Freddy DeMarco, owner DeMarcos School of Music in Hudson and representative for Vox and Korg 3306661118 x469
Campers will learn recording techniques and how to use microphones and other recording gear and will actually record a live band and do a mix session at DeMarcos School of Musics recording studio. The recording and mix will take place on days four and five. Instructor: Freddy DeMarco, owner DeMarcos School of Music in Hudson and representative for Vox and Korg 3306661118 x469
Latest Review for Camp Nicolet
Exciting Activities For Girls
This camp for girls is an excellent way to get your daughter out into nature in order to enjoy so many fun activities. My daughter went horseback riding, swimming, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and did arts and crafts and learned a lot about musical theater. She had such a great time. The cabins were nice, the staff is excellent, and she took away so much from her experience there. She can’t wait to go back next summer.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2017 Open Barn Event - Kingsport, TN
We are looking for summer staff that love GOD and His Word, love KIDS, are hard WORKING, enjoys having FUN and are serious about REACHING kids with the GOSPEL. You're Invited! We're excited to host our annual Open Barn Event Saturday April 8th from 9:30am-12:00pm! If you are interested in working at camp this summer we'd love to have you join us for a fun connection time of breakfast, info and hanging out. This is an event for alumni and perspective staff interested in working residential and/or day camp this summer. We'd love for you to attend this event and also help get the word out to people you think would be good summer staff candidates. Any Questions? Feel free to email [email protected]
1st Event of 2016: Oblivion - Columbus, IN
Something that has been toying with the New Sanctuary for a long time finally gets down to brass tacks. Big changes occur in the world, new horrors appear, bad stuff happens to good people, and the smart folks will bring their own in-game light sources. This is a full weekend long immersive LARP experience. The price is $60 for players who will need to bring sleeping bags, toiletries, extra socks, costumes, weapons, spell packets, and extra badass to withstand a weekend of imagination and adventure. Meals in the tavern are an additional cost, but hearty and well worth it. NPCs pay $15, and don't need to bring costuming. Their admission fee covers their meals as well. NPCs need to bring dark clothes they can move in, sturdy shoes, extra socks, sleeping bag, and toiletries. We ask that people try to get to the site by 8 so that they can have time to get into costume and go through registration before lay on at 10. We will be able to arrive on site as early as 3 PM. Local time is Eastern. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them here, or...
Open House-Free Kid's Spanish Camp Demo - Bellmore, NY
Plan your child's summer activities now!! Come and see how our 6-week Summer Camp will immerse your child in the Spanish language and culture through FUN lessons related to summertime, music, movement lessons, cooking, science, visual arts, games and more. 6 weeks at All About Spanish Camp with our amazing teachers will boost your child’s Spanish language skills while having a ton of FUN.
2016 Navy Teen Summer Camp Scholarship Program - Key West, FL
2016 Navy Teen Summer Camp Scholarship Program Contact the local Key West Youth Center for an application and more details. Application deadline is April 8 at 11:59 p.m. See flyers for each camp below. Sigsbee Youth Center (305) 293-4437
Teen Leadership Aug. 14-16, 2015 - Blue Jay, CA
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Please call 949.706.5333 for registration and information.
2017 Open Barn Event - Kingsport, TN
We are looking for summer staff that love GOD and His Word, love KIDS, are hard WORKING, enjoys having FUN and are serious about REACHING kids with the GOSPEL. You're Invited! We're excited to host our annual Open Barn Event Saturday April 8th from 9:30am-12:00pm! If you are interested in working at camp this summer we'd love to have you join us for a fun connection time of breakfast, info and hanging out. This is an event for alumni and perspective staff interested in working residential and/or day camp this summer. We'd love for you to attend this event and also help get the word out to people you think would be good summer staff candidates. Any Questions? Feel free to email [email protected]
1st Event of 2016: Oblivion - Columbus, IN
Something that has been toying with the New Sanctuary for a long time finally gets down to brass tacks. Big changes occur in the world, new horrors appear, bad stuff happens to good people, and the smart folks will bring their own in-game light sources. This is a full weekend long immersive LARP experience. The price is $60 for players who will need to bring sleeping bags, toiletries, extra socks, costumes, weapons, spell packets, and extra badass to withstand a weekend of imagination and adventure. Meals in the tavern are an additional cost, but hearty and well worth it. NPCs pay $15, and don't need to bring costuming. Their admission fee covers their meals as well. NPCs need to bring dark clothes they can move in, sturdy shoes, extra socks, sleeping bag, and toiletries. We ask that people try to get to the site by 8 so that they can have time to get into costume and go through registration before lay on at 10. We will be able to arrive on site as early as 3 PM. Local time is Eastern. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them here, or...
Open House-Free Kid's Spanish Camp Demo - Bellmore, NY
Plan your child's summer activities now!! Come and see how our 6-week Summer Camp will immerse your child in the Spanish language and culture through FUN lessons related to summertime, music, movement lessons, cooking, science, visual arts, games and more. 6 weeks at All About Spanish Camp with our amazing teachers will boost your child’s Spanish language skills while having a ton of FUN.
2016 Navy Teen Summer Camp Scholarship Program - Key West, FL
2016 Navy Teen Summer Camp Scholarship Program Contact the local Key West Youth Center for an application and more details. Application deadline is April 8 at 11:59 p.m. See flyers for each camp below. Sigsbee Youth Center (305) 293-4437
Teen Leadership Aug. 14-16, 2015 - Blue Jay, CA
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Please call 949.706.5333 for registration and information.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
FULL - Technique I - Combo - Wednesday 5:00pm (Spring) - CHAW
Semester-long technique classes are designed to give beginning dancers an opportunity to learn foundational skills in ballet, tap and jazz dance. All students perform in demonstrations or recitals held in conjunction with CHAW-wide performance festivals at the end of each session. Class instruction includes technique, steps and sequences that develop strength, stamina and focus. No Class March 30 2025476839 x16
Junior Orchestra-Continuing Student - OCS Arts Center
* Continuing student registration ONLY * NEW students must contact the Arts Center to schedule a placement audition. A first orchestral experience for students who have completed at least one year of string instruction. The focus is ensemble playing and more advanced string technique. This class is also the next level for students participating in Beginning Strings. Director: Elise Gambrell 10 weeks 502-241-6018
Level 2: 6:00 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Fundamental aquatic skills; buoyancy, rhythmic breathing, and basic motions of combined stroke on front and back. Turning over in the water, and safety skills will be reviewed. 949-586-0860 x29
F-2 Simple Chemistry Labs and Activities to Teach Difficult and Important Concepts - Aurora
This will be a hands-on session where participants will perform four chemistry activities/experiments (two of the experiments will be a variation on one theme). The topics will include bonding, equilibrium, and stoichiometry. Teachers will be provided with copies of the activities to take back to their classes. In the spirit of learning together, we ask participants to bring their favorite activity/lab to share with the group (these labs will not be performed, just shared. Bringing an activity to share is optional, not required). (630)9075950
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
FULL - Technique I - Combo - Wednesday 5:00pm (Spring) - CHAW
Semester-long technique classes are designed to give beginning dancers an opportunity to learn foundational skills in ballet, tap and jazz dance. All students perform in demonstrations or recitals held in conjunction with CHAW-wide performance festivals at the end of each session. Class instruction includes technique, steps and sequences that develop strength, stamina and focus. No Class March 30 2025476839 x16
Junior Orchestra-Continuing Student - OCS Arts Center
* Continuing student registration ONLY * NEW students must contact the Arts Center to schedule a placement audition. A first orchestral experience for students who have completed at least one year of string instruction. The focus is ensemble playing and more advanced string technique. This class is also the next level for students participating in Beginning Strings. Director: Elise Gambrell 10 weeks 502-241-6018
Level 2: 6:00 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Fundamental aquatic skills; buoyancy, rhythmic breathing, and basic motions of combined stroke on front and back. Turning over in the water, and safety skills will be reviewed. 949-586-0860 x29
F-2 Simple Chemistry Labs and Activities to Teach Difficult and Important Concepts - Aurora
This will be a hands-on session where participants will perform four chemistry activities/experiments (two of the experiments will be a variation on one theme). The topics will include bonding, equilibrium, and stoichiometry. Teachers will be provided with copies of the activities to take back to their classes. In the spirit of learning together, we ask participants to bring their favorite activity/lab to share with the group (these labs will not be performed, just shared. Bringing an activity to share is optional, not required). (630)9075950
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