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Summer Camps in Valparaiso, FL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Camp Three Five Eight Extended Care Thursday - Piedmont Recreation Dept
Camp 358 Extended Care: Thursday, August 11, 2016. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCATION Piedmont Recreation Department at Piedmont Recreation Dept INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
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NIKE Tennis Camp at University of West Florida
 
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Nike Tennis Camps is proud to offer overnight and day camps at the University of West Florida
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Valparaiso, FL Summer Camps

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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:

The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.

Teen Advisory Council: Meeting and Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, PA
Friday, August 19 5:30pm-7:00pm Teens can join us for a night of fun in the park. We will have a planning meeting for the fall, Elections for our Officers, and cooking dinner over the campfire. Email [email protected] for more information.

107.7 THE END Summer Camp 2015 - Redmond, WA
107. 7 THE END Presents: Summer Camp 2015 With Matt and Kim, Robert DeLong, Glass Animals, Chet Faker, Saint Motel, Joywave, Meg Myers, and In The Valley Below Saturday August 15, 2015 at Marymoor Concerts Doors at 12:00pm All Ages to Enter

Teen Youth Camp - Jackson, KY
Teens. Youth Camp is just around the corner - July 27-31. If you are planning to attend this camp with Pastor Danny, contact him and he will help you get registered. The cost is $100/per student. If your family is unable to raise the money for camp, contact the church office. We do not want any student to miss out on this spiritual impacting week because of $100. Mount Carmel Youth Camp is in Kentucky. Brochures are on the table in the foyer.

Harmony Hill QUEST Retreat 2016 - Fulton, MO
QUEST is a retreat for young adults (age 17 and up). This year's theme is "Going Global: Engaging Our World from Home." Speaking is Jason Dodson, currently on home assignment from his work in China. Leading worship is Rachel Painter, member of the El Dorado Springs Church of God (Holiness). Early bird registration is $25. Pre-register at www.hhyc.net by Feb. 22 to receive this price. Registration at the door is $45.

LATEST CAMPS NEWS:

Improvisation - SoDo Theatre
Want to add some FUN to your week? Come play with us! Improvisation is an essential skill for actors, and it can help in your day-to-day life, too. Learn improvisation games that help develop confidence, creativity, collaboration and communication skills. Previous improv experience not required. Laughter guaranteed. The session ends with a improv performance for families and friends. 217-689-1493

Ceramics 5 - Funky and Functional - Artists Exchange
Not everything functional has to be boring, right? A plate is a plate and a bowl is a bowl but in this week of camp, campers will learn to make functional things extraordinary! Roll, flatten, pinch, cut, and bend. Use traditional hand building techniques to make pottery that is funky functional and fantastic. Ceramics camps allow children to immerse themselves in clay studio studies ranging from basic hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting. Campers will learn a variety of skills designed to fit the camp they are in. Ceramic focus campers will learn the technical aspects of recycling, slab work, build a simple kiln from a metal trash can and firing pottery in it. All under the guidance of a professional potter and the fire department. Clay adventures offers a beginners taste of experimenting with clay. Sculpting camps have a slight focus on bringing 2-D drawings and images of characters into 3-D form. 401-490-9475

Mite, Squirt, Peewee - Village Sports, Inc.
Please choose to attend clinic on Monday or Tuesday at your scheduled time. Then you will come on Sunday to your schedule pond hockey time. Mites: 5:30pm Squirts: 6:30pm Peewee: 7:30pm 585-381-0090

Day Camp: Pitching - Sunken Diamond
The Pitching Camps (Ages 12+) provide middle and high school aged kids a chance to have hands-on instruction. All aspects of pitching are covered including the fielding of your position as well as pick off moves. Special emphasis is given to proper pitching and arm mechanics. Proper arm care, stretching, and arm strength development are introduced. 6509962060.0

Spring Wildlings - Four Rock
One afternoon a week through spring, teens gather afterschool at Four Rock, our field site in Newbury, with Capt. Rob to witness the changing seasons. Well practice basic skills, such as camp craft skills, nature awareness, primitive living skills and tracking. Program spans 6 weeks; no class April 18. 978-463-2233