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(7-14 yrs.) Take center stage in this Moonlit Wings camp inspired by your favorite films and plays. Explore short skits, improv games, musical numbers and get in the spotlight. Bring swimsuit/towel for a pool break.
(7-14 yrs.) In this camp by Moonlit Wings, kids will sing, dance, and act along to their favorite show tunes. Young performers will have opportunities to shine while exploring new activities and original scripts, inspired by popular musicals. Rec Center camps bring swimsuit/towel for swim break.
(7-14 yrs.) Put on a surprise showcase with new music and scripts inspired by Broadway hits like Wicked, Matilda and Aladdin. Moonlit Wings award-winning programs are jam-packed with acting, music, improvisation games and exciting theatrical surprises every day! Bring swimsuit/towel for a pool break. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.
(7-14 yrs.) Performers channel their favorite pop stars with a special musical line-up filled with holiday hits. Take center stage singing and dancing to your favorite holiday songs and ac in original scenes. Moonlit Wings award-winning programs are jam-packed with acting, music, improvisation games and exciting theatrical surprises every day! Family/friends enjoy a mini performance. Bring swimsuit/towel for a pool break. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.
(7-14 yrs.) In this Moonlit Wings camp, young performers enjoy acting games, improvisation activities, creative challenges, and a Talent Showcase while building confidence, creativity, and teamwork. Campers are invited to bring a family-friendly talent to share with the group, such as a song or dance, a portable musical instrument (smaller than they are), a magic trick, craft or artwork, collection or show-and-tell item, jokes, poetry, or another special talent. Sharing a talent is encouraged but optional, and all experience levels are welcome. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break.
(7-14 yrs.) Young performers in this Moonlit Wings camp take a magical journey to the Emerald City with original scenes, songs, and games inspired by Wicked, The Wizard of Oz, and Harry Potter. Campers explore character creation, improv and a talent show while sharpening acting and singing skills and bringing spellbinding stories to life. All experience levels welcome. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break.
(7-14 yrs.) Attention Girls: One on One has over 30 years' experience developing basketball players of all ages. This girls only camp will teach you how to think two steps ahead and avoid becoming a typical reactionary player. Have fun while learning how to become a better basketball player. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break.
(7-12 yrs.) Step into the arena with iCODE and put your VEX robotics skills to the test in an action-packed robot showdown! Campers will build, program, and refine their robots to compete in thrilling head-to-head challenges. They'll strategize, troubleshoot, and battle for victory in a mini tournament to crown the ultimate Bot Champion. No camp January 1. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break.
(5-7 yrs.) Create “magic” potions and exciting chemical reactions that will blow your mind with Baroody Camps. Erupt a volcano, make indoor snow, grow crystals and blast a rocket into the air. Learn about the states of matter and how things change with mixtures, solutions and chemical reactions. No camp January 1.
(5-11 yrs.) Explore different scientific concepts in this Baroody camp using food as the main vehicle for experimentation. Use ingredients to explain different ideas through simple recipes and make edible experiments to learn about reactions, acids and bases, biology and nutrition. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break.