(7-14 yrs.) In this Moonlit Wings, class young performers bring the story of Cinderella to life through original scenes, music and character exploration. Each week features fresh songs, imaginative games, and theatrical moments that spark creativity and stage magic. Sharpen your acting and singing skills while making new friends along the way. Parents are invited to a mini-performance during the final class.

(7-14 yrs.) In this Moonlit Wings Camp, campers take the spotlight with original scenes, improv games, and character-building activities inspired by favorite films and plays. Campers explore short skits, musical moments while sharpening creativity, collaboration, and on-your-feet thinking. All experience levels welcome. Bring swimsuit/towel for afternoon swim break.

(7-14 yrs.)  In this NEW Moonlit Wings one-week camp, kids step backstage to explore theatre magic through stage and special effects make-up, sketching set and costume designs, and an introduction to stage management. Campers may also help create small props or set pieces while enjoying acting games and improvisation. When paired with a performing arts camp, the week ends with a Friday showcase featuring their backstage contributions (Backstage campers do not perform on stage). Supply fee: $35, payable to the camp vendor, includes a personal make-up kit and design materials. (Too old for this camp? Teens ages 14+ may register separately for our “ACTivate! Teens Behind-the-Scenes” tech track.). No camp July 3.

(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.

(14-16 yrs.) In this NEW Moonlit Wings camp, teens join the tech track as Jr. Directors, helping lead acting activities, improv games, staging and choreography. Teens assist with basic tech like sets, costumes, lighting, and sound—building leadership and production skills. These programs are partnered with Moonlit Wings camps. View the schedule to determine which camp you will work with. ACTify camps are more production-focused with a longer show, while ACTion and Applause offer shorter performances, theatre games, and swim time at select locations. No camp July 3.

(2-5 yrs) Children enhance fine and gross motor skills in this class featuring a different animal each week, Activities include animal crafts, animal songs, animal stories and acting like an animal.

(10-14 yrs) This small-group, First Serve Tennis class, uses skill-building games to develop fundamental tennis strokes. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting lessons@tenniseveryone.net in advance of your class

(7-10 yrs) This small-group, First Serve Tennis class, uses skill-building games to develop fundamental tennis strokes. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting lessons@tenniseveryone.net in advance of your class.

(5-Adult) This evening program uses UV lights, sound identification and moth attracting techniques to explore nocturnal ecosystems. Families learn how night creatures navigate, hunt and communicate in darkness while discovering bioluminescence and nocturnal adaptations. The program includes owl calling demonstrations and bat detection activities.

(15-Adult) In this small-group, First Serve Tennis class, players new to the game learn fundamental strokes: forehand, backhand, volleys, overhead and serve. Students build consistency in groundstrokes and develop an initial ability to rally. Students are encouraged to repeat this class until they can consistently put the ball in play. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting lessons@tenniseveryone.net in advance of your class. ~

(15-Adult) In this small-group, First Serve Tennis class, players with limited on-court experience strengthen stroke fundamentals and develop movement, positioning and skills necessary for initial singles and doubles match play. For players who have completed Tennis 1 or have similar experience. Students should have a racquet so they can practice outside of class, however loaner racquets are available upon request by contacting lessons@tenniseveryone.net in advance of your class. ~

(10-14 yrs.) This Athletes Global program focuses on voice, acting and stage presence, as well as singing and dancing skills. Students cultivate their improv and cold script reading skills, while learning creative dramatics. Class ends with a short play grand finale.