(5 1/2-12 yrs.) Join Abrakadoodle for a dynamic journey into the world of 3D art. Play with modeling compounds and other materials to help learn the foundations of sculpture.

(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.

(9-14 yrs.) Campers will define Artificial Intelligence, discover current free-to-use AI technologies and consider what purpose they serve. With iCODE instructors, they will learn about the history of AI and identify key moments in history when AI technology has made momentous progress. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon pool break. No camp January 1.

(6-13 yrs.) Campers explore the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence by designing and building AI-powered mobile apps. They learn how AI recognizes images, understands speech, and makes intelligent decisions. In coding, campers learn how to code their own games, animations, and interactive stories using Scratch. Stemtree’s Science Explorer Camp sparks curiosity and deepens students’ appreciation for science through engaging and hands-on learning experiences. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.

(5-9 yrs.) Introduce future artists to art and innovation with Spark Business Academy. Campers draw self-portraits, mold sculptures, and create captivating collages—cultivating essential creativity and risk-taking skills. As campers explore the world of art, from da Vinci to Kahlo, they’ll show their creativity and grow their confidence by sharing their work with others.

(10-13 yrs.) In this stylish program for boys and girls, Spark Business Academy campers gain knowledge of the fashion industry and develop skills in fashion design, fashion marketing, fashion journalism and branding. Campers develop sketching skills, explore popular brands, analyze industry trends, design various articles of clothing, define their own brand and explore careers in fashion. No camp December 24 and 25.

(6-13 yrs.) Explore electricity and electronics, with hands-on activities and experiments, introducing campers to the field of engineering with Stemtree. Campers will then code in either Python or Scratch based on their grade levels. Previous participants will continue learning new STEM concepts. No camp December 24 and 25.

(6-9 yrs.) Transform your love of games into a start down the valuable path of learning to code. CyberTeck Academy campers learn to make their own versions of popular games, showing them how to take an idea and turn it into reality. Using Scratch’s powerful visual coding interface campers will create scripts that can control art assets they create.

(10-14 yrs.) Transform your love of games into a start down the valuable path of learning to code. CyberTeck Academy campers learn to make their own versions of popular games, showing them how to take an idea and turn it into reality. Using Scratch’s powerful visual coding interface campers will create scripts that can control art assets they create.

(5-12 yrs.) This exploratory camp will build your young artist’s self-esteem as they gain new skills, make new friends, and create adorable, colorful masterpieces with KidCreate. No camp January 1.

(6-12 yrs.) Create an interactive narrative that expands beyond screen and the page with STEM exCEL. Learn the fundamentals of game design, programming, art and design basics, all while crafting an engaging comic book story that students will be able to create and play. Campers leave with a digital copy of their work. No camp December 24 and 25.

(6-10 yrs. ) From measuring and mixing to creaming, folding, and rolling, your Tiny Chef camper will master key techniques while making a variety of delicious cookies. They’ll also learn essential baking skills like oven safety, timing, and decorating. It’s the perfect way to get hands-on in the kitchen and explore the sweet art of cookie making. Disclaimer: Tiny Chefs reviews products for allergy warnings indicated on the label. Tiny Chefs is not liable for allergens not listed on product packaging, and environmental factors or cross-contamination. Tiny Chefs can accommodate some mild allergies based on our discretion. Examples of ingredients used in our camps: dairy, egg, wheat/gluten, soy, coconut, sesame. We cannot guarantee a completely allergen-free environment.

(6-13 yrs.) Calling all animal lovers! From furry friends and feathered flyers to ocean creatures and woodland critters, campers will explore the amazing animal kingdom through hands-on art and craft projects. Join us for a day of wild creativity and take home adorable masterpieces inspired by creatures big and small!

(6-12 yrs.) Robots inspire campers to learn engineering and apply their basic science, model construction, computer programming, problem-solving skills, and knowledge to explore STEM concepts. Spark curiosity and deepen appreciation for science through engaging and hands-on learning experiences. Stemtree curriculum empowers campers to become confident scientific thinkers by exploring the core principles of science. Previous participants will continue learning new STEM concepts.

(6-12 yrs.) Join STEM exCEL to learn the fundamentals of programming, art and level design to create a video game from the ground up. Using a game engine with integrated art software while learning programming and design basics, campers have the freedom to create a product that is truly their own. Students will have the chance to showcase their work to their classmates and share ideas. Campers leave with a digital copy of their work. No camp January 1.

(5 ½-12 yrs.) Campers will flip head over heels in this Metro Movement gymnastics camp. Build skills and learn to master the balance beam, bars, floor and vault. Camp includes an afternoon swim break. A signed participation release is due on the first day. No camp January 1.

(5yr3mo - 7 yrs) R.O.C.S. (Rec Centers Offer Cool Stuff) campers will enjoy swimming (where available), arts and crafts, outdoor activities, cooperative games, special events and exciting themes. Bring a lunch, drink, swimsuit/towel. No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.

(5 ½-12 yrs.) Learn K-Pop routines, create your own hero characters, and use the power of music and movement to chase away the “demons” of chaos in this Metro Movement Camp. Each day brings dance, imagination, and teamwork. Bring swimsuit/towel for an afternoon swim break. A signed participation release is due on the first day. No camp December 24 and 25.

(5 1/2-12 yrs.) Create whimsical winter cats, fun gingerbread houses and snowy hats with Abrakadoodle. Celebrate the season with inspirations from Charley Harper, Dale Chihuly and Vincent Van Gogh!

(6-13 yrs.) Spread the love with our cutest camp of the season! At Love Bugs, campers will create adorable bug- and heart-inspired crafts while celebrating friendship, kindness, and creativity. It's sure to be a day full of crafty fun!

(6-9 yrs) CyberTeck Academy campers will learn how to create their own custom gameplay items and elements using MCreator and Minecraft. Create artwork for various items and implement them into the game with custom behaviors. Design your own custom blocks, weapons, food and biomes.

(6-13 yrs.) Let your imagination take flight! Enter a magical world where dragons soar, unicorns sparkle, and legendary creatures come to life. Campers will create enchanting crafts inspired by myths, fairy tales, and fantasy while exploring a variety of artistic materials and techniques.

(5-12 yrs.) Send your young artist to Kidcreate to make all they will need for a fabulous New Year’s Eve celebration. We will create noisemakers, party poppers, and hats to ring in the New Year. No camp January 1.

(7-12 yrs.) Join One on One for a unique camp where participants will be taught basic pickleball skills and technique. Activities will include drills, contests and daily games. Participants will divide the day between Pickleball and other games and sports. The sports portion of camp will focus on developing individual skills and team concepts such as teamwork and sportsmanship in a non-competitive environment. Bring swimsuit/towel for an afternoon swim break.

(6-13 yrs.) Get ready for a day of frosty fun! At Polar Party, campers will create Arctic-inspired crafts featuring polar animals, snowy landscapes, and winter wonders using a variety of fun materials and techniques.

(6-12 yrs.) Stemtree campers will code in either Python or Scratch based on their grade levels. Scratch is a highly visual programming language suitable for younger students. Python is one of the most popular programming languages used in data sciences and machine learning. Robots inspire campers to learn engineering, apply basic science, model construction, computer programming, problem-solving skills and knowledge to explore STEM concepts. Previous participants will continue learning new STEM concepts. No camp December 24 and 25.

(7-14 yrs.) At Bach to Rock, campers are encouraged to practice and perform as part of a rock band. By the end of the camp, each band will perform on stage and create an audio recording. No music experience is required to join our rock band! No camp December 24, 25 and January 1.