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ASAP! Summer Camp has been a trusted part of our community for 26 years. Professional teaching artists lead visual, culinary, and performing arts activities, balancing structure ...
Little Picassos is Atlanta's newest and most innovative summer art camp for creative kids aged 6–12, serving families in West Midtown, Buckhead, Loring Heights and ...
Welcome to a wonderland of fun and adventure, where the spirit of camaraderie thrives in the fresh Maine air - welcome to Camp Kippewa! Girls aged 7 to 15 enjoy breaking free from ...
Art, design, and animation programs for emerging creatives ages 14-18.
New Arts Summer Camp is a six-session camp where students are able to participate in a specific genre of contemporary art during each session. Students will participate in ...
Camp North Star is a premier sleepaway camp in New England for boys and girls, ages 7 - 17. North Star's elective program provides campers with the opportunity to select ...
For families yearning for an authentic summer camp experience for their little ones, Day Camp Tracy, a stalwart in the summer camp scene since 1962, offers a matchless combination ...
Located amidst the radiant greens and serene blues of Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, we find Camp Lohikan, offering children the summer retreat of their dreams. Operating ...
JCamp at J Los Angeles offers children a vibrant summer experience rooted in community, creativity, and connection all based on Jewish values. With a variety of specialties ...
This one-week summer program introduces the science and art of glass to teens. It gives students the rare hands-on experience of learning the many facets of glass in one of the ...
artSPARK Summer Camps in Arvada give young artists a studio-based summer experience with real materials, open-ended projects, and room to follow their own ideas. Campers from ...
artSPARK Summer Camps in Littleton are made for kids who love turning ideas into real art. Campers work with paint, clay, collage, sculpture materials, mixed media, and other ...
