Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our “Intermediate Art” camps, students will learn about different art techniques and concepts, explore a variety of art mediums, and further develop their own creativity. This camp is designed for students aged 10-12 who are familiar with the basics and want to delve deeper into the world of visual art.

This week, students will speak for the trees as the perform the classic Seuss story of The Lorax!

In our Junior Theatre Camps, students will work as an ensemble to put on a play based on a favorite story, complete with songs and choreography! This camp is designed for students aged 5-7 who are ready to bulid their confidence and explore the world of theatre! 

On Wednesday, Campers will see a performance of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Campers will perform their own show on Friday, June 26th at 2:00 pm.

In our Middle Theatre Camps, students will work as an ensemble to write, produce, and perform their own original work! Together with their instructors, students will go through the entire process of creating a brand new piece of theatre - complete with songs and choreography - from brainstorming to a full performance at the end of the week! This camp is designed for students aged 8-11 who are familiar with the basics of musical theatre and are ready to collaborate and create! 

On Wednesday, Campers will see a performance of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Campers will perform their own show on Friday, June 26th at 4:30 pm.

Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our “Primary Art” camps, students will explore a variety of art mediums, the elements of art, and their own creative ideas. This camp is designed for students aged 7-9 who have already developed fine motor skills and are excited to explore the world of visual art.

In our Senior Theatre Camps, students will work as an ensemble to write, produce, and perform their own original work! Together with their instructors, students will go through the entire process of creating a brand new piece of theatre - complete with songs and choreography - from brainstorming to a full performance at the end of the week. This camp is designed for students aged 12-14 who are ready to strengthen their acting, singing, and dancing skills, all while collaborating with fellow artists and creating something brand new! 

On Wednesday, Campers will see a performance of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Campers will perform their own show on Friday, June 26th at 3:00 pm.

Bring your creativity off the page in our “Doodle Diaries” week of art camp. This week, we’ll draw upon imagination and tell our stories with a gallery of sensational sketches, delightful doodles, and an original picture book!

In our new “Beginning Art” camps, students will become familiar with different art supplies, the elements of art, and creative expression. This camp is designed for students aged 5-6 who are developing their fine motor skills and are curious about the world of visual art.

A one-hour workshop focused on getting families to create together. Kids 5+ and their parents can sign up to create with clay at the Kish Center. All supplies will be provided with the registration fee.

Parents/Guardians must register and attend with any children under 14.

No tricks here; our “Summerween” camp is sure to be a treat! Over this week, students will create their very own boo-tiful masterpieces with a not-so-scary halloween twist.

In our “Intermediate Art” camps, students will learn about different art techniques and concepts, explore a variety of art mediums, and further develop their own creativity. This camp is designed for students aged 10-12 who are familiar with the basics and want to delve deeper into the world of visual art.