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Summer Camps in Uvalde, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: H80 - Int. Teen Hip Hop (by permission only) - Temescal Arts Center
PLEASE NOTE: Monday classes are held at TAC (Temescal Arts Center) This class continues to build alignment through stretching, intermediate Hip Hop vocabulary, musicality, and isolations of the body. Level I students begin to step in front of the class as leaders, sharing their creativity, voices, and choreography. From warm ups to across the floor to developing choreography on other dancers; this class is both challenging yet in the context of a safe and supportive environment. Requires at least 2 semesters in Beginning Hip Hop and a recommendation from the teacher. ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT NOTES FOR UPPER LEVEL & TEEN STUDENTS. Students & parents please read, share, discuss. Contact Katie Kruger with questions at Students in upper level classes have done the foundational work to move up and experience a greater challenge. We expect students in intermediate, advanced, youth ensemble, and Level I, II and III to honor this accomplishment with a solid commitment to their dancing. What does this mean? This means: • prioritizing attendance at dance classes; perfect attendance will offer you the most progress in your studies; limiting absences to 3 per semester will help us all achieve positive growth in our dance practice over the course of... 510-654-5921
PLEASE NOTE: Monday classes are held at TAC (Temescal Arts Center) This class continues to build alignment through stretching, intermediate Hip Hop vocabulary, musicality, and isolations of the body. Level I students begin to step in front of the class as leaders, sharing their creativity, voices, and choreography. From warm ups to across the floor to developing choreography on other dancers; this class is both challenging yet in the context of a safe and supportive environment. Requires at least 2 semesters in Beginning Hip Hop and a recommendation from the teacher. ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT NOTES FOR UPPER LEVEL & TEEN STUDENTS. Students & parents please read, share, discuss. Contact Katie Kruger with questions at Students in upper level classes have done the foundational work to move up and experience a greater challenge. We expect students in intermediate, advanced, youth ensemble, and Level I, II and III to honor this accomplishment with a solid commitment to their dancing. What does this mean? This means: • prioritizing attendance at dance classes; perfect attendance will offer you the most progress in your studies; limiting absences to 3 per semester will help us all achieve positive growth in our dance practice over the course of... 510-654-5921
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Camp Lonehollow
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Distance
39.5 Miles
Address:
1010 Cooley Ln, Vanderpool, Texas 78885
Nestled deep within the Hill Country, Lonehollow’s picturesque facility provides the perfect retreat for campers to escape the pressures of city life to...
Activities: Adventure, Digital Arts, Waterfront, Horseback Riding, Sports, Arts
Echo Hill Ranch
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Distance
51.86 Miles
Address:
, Medina, Texas
Echo Hill Ranch is celebrating its 60th Anniversary summer as a family owned and operated children's camp located on 400 rustic acres in the...
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Leadership
Distance
56.79 Miles
Address:
884 Rikki Dr, Bandera, Texas 78003
The Sugar and Spice Ranch is exclusively for Mothers and daughters who want to spend a week having the best bonding experience of a...
Activities: Horseback riding Western riding Total horssemanship Hiking Swimming ...
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Uvalde, TX Summer Camps
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End of Summer Horse Camp - McDonough, GA
Let's have 2 days of riding and fun before school starts. Willowick Farm is hosting a 2 day camp July 27 & 28. Hours 10 - 4. No riding experience necessary. Call 770-957-4933 for additional information.
Snow Camp - Somerset, PA
Christian Youth Winter Retreat
Spring Break Day Camps - Forney, TX
Come Join us! Everyday of spring break, or any day of spring break we will have tons of fun in store! Create your own canvas painting party--with step by step guidance will on March 8th and 10th with Art is Fun! We are maiing tie-dye/ ombre shirts on Friday the 11th!
Christmas Break Youth Fitness Camp - Riverton, WY
Pagnoni Fitness- Youth Fitness Camp December 28th - December 31st from 4:00 pm- 5: 00. Ages 8-13. Great way to keep your kids busy and moving on their Christmas Break. Please call or message with any questions 307-851-6529 or 307-851-5624.
MANDATORY Camp Staff Training! - Athens, OH
MANDATORY Training for Camp 2016. Everyone who is staffing the event both adults and youth MUST attend! Adult Staff Training: 9-2 Youth Staff: 9-5
End of Summer Horse Camp - McDonough, GA
Let's have 2 days of riding and fun before school starts. Willowick Farm is hosting a 2 day camp July 27 & 28. Hours 10 - 4. No riding experience necessary. Call 770-957-4933 for additional information.
Snow Camp - Somerset, PA
Christian Youth Winter Retreat
Spring Break Day Camps - Forney, TX
Come Join us! Everyday of spring break, or any day of spring break we will have tons of fun in store! Create your own canvas painting party--with step by step guidance will on March 8th and 10th with Art is Fun! We are maiing tie-dye/ ombre shirts on Friday the 11th!
Christmas Break Youth Fitness Camp - Riverton, WY
Pagnoni Fitness- Youth Fitness Camp December 28th - December 31st from 4:00 pm- 5: 00. Ages 8-13. Great way to keep your kids busy and moving on their Christmas Break. Please call or message with any questions 307-851-6529 or 307-851-5624.
MANDATORY Camp Staff Training! - Athens, OH
MANDATORY Training for Camp 2016. Everyone who is staffing the event both adults and youth MUST attend! Adult Staff Training: 9-2 Youth Staff: 9-5
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Introduction to Watercolors - OCS Arts Center
Learn all about watercolors-how to use your paints and tools, how to mix colors, create light and shade, moods and textures. Lots of fun projects and the opportunity to create your own masterpieces! Instructor: Joan Liles 502-241-6018
Spring into Fun Camp - Sandpiper Community Center
Spring Break is only five days long, so lets make the most if it by having fun in as many ways possible! Spend the week with us as we dabble in a little bit of everything. Well participate in awesome team competitions, put on our chef hats and whip up some delicious treats, and find our inner artist with some creative crafts! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morning snack provided, campers should bring daily lunch. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,
NADA Dodgeball Skills Camp 7-14 - Olympic Park
Have fun playing dodgeball and learning important techniques, strategies and skills necessary to be part of a successful dodgeball team. Instructors include past NADA champions. Dont miss out on this opportunity to prepare for the NADA Outdoor National Championships! T-shirt included! AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION OP Softball Field #1 at Olympic Park
Jr. Video Game Maker 7/25 - Open Door Church
Stop fighting the battle of your child playing video games. Instead, unleash their imagination and let them create their own game! Game designers can create their ideal video games with just a click of a mouse, using our unique click and drag software. Campers will design several uniquely playable games without needing any programming knowledge or artistic skills. 919-847-7625
PM Week 5: Dangerous Book for Boys - Oakhill Day School
Take a step back in time…back before electronics and gaming systems rules our boys lives. Back to a time when boys played outside, used their imaginations, created things, destroyed things…all to learn how they worked! This week we will have tons of fun as we learn all kinds of stuff our grandparents (and even some of our parents) played as kids. Learn the art of paper airplane making, stickball, build tripwires, work on secret codes, first aid, Navaho code talkers…and so much more! 816-436-6228
Introduction to Watercolors - OCS Arts Center
Learn all about watercolors-how to use your paints and tools, how to mix colors, create light and shade, moods and textures. Lots of fun projects and the opportunity to create your own masterpieces! Instructor: Joan Liles 502-241-6018
Spring into Fun Camp - Sandpiper Community Center
Spring Break is only five days long, so lets make the most if it by having fun in as many ways possible! Spend the week with us as we dabble in a little bit of everything. Well participate in awesome team competitions, put on our chef hats and whip up some delicious treats, and find our inner artist with some creative crafts! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morning snack provided, campers should bring daily lunch. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,
NADA Dodgeball Skills Camp 7-14 - Olympic Park
Have fun playing dodgeball and learning important techniques, strategies and skills necessary to be part of a successful dodgeball team. Instructors include past NADA champions. Dont miss out on this opportunity to prepare for the NADA Outdoor National Championships! T-shirt included! AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION OP Softball Field #1 at Olympic Park
Jr. Video Game Maker 7/25 - Open Door Church
Stop fighting the battle of your child playing video games. Instead, unleash their imagination and let them create their own game! Game designers can create their ideal video games with just a click of a mouse, using our unique click and drag software. Campers will design several uniquely playable games without needing any programming knowledge or artistic skills. 919-847-7625
PM Week 5: Dangerous Book for Boys - Oakhill Day School
Take a step back in time…back before electronics and gaming systems rules our boys lives. Back to a time when boys played outside, used their imaginations, created things, destroyed things…all to learn how they worked! This week we will have tons of fun as we learn all kinds of stuff our grandparents (and even some of our parents) played as kids. Learn the art of paper airplane making, stickball, build tripwires, work on secret codes, first aid, Navaho code talkers…and so much more! 816-436-6228