Most children with special needs thrive on individual attention. That is what we provide at Camp Circle Star. 1:1 support is given to all our campers, so that they may explore, engage, and enjoy all the camp activities at the highest possible level.

Most children with special needs thrive on individual attention. That is what we provide at Camp Circle Star. 1:1 support is given to all our campers, so that they may explore, engage, and enjoy all the camp activities at the highest possible level.

Most children with special needs thrive on individual attention. That is what we provide at Camp Circle Star. 1:1 support is given to all our campers, so that they may explore, engage, and enjoy all the camp activities at the highest possible level.

This camp is for campers who LOVE to move and have energy!

This camp is for campers who LOVE to move and have energy!

Learn how to design a logo and turn your concepts into a fashion statement. Participants will experiment with a variety of printing techniques including linocut, screen printing, vinyl cutting and sewing/embroidery to bring your designs to life on custom patches, t-shirts, stickers and buttons! Participants in Make Your Own Merch will have the opportunity to build their inventory to sell at LitShop's 2026 Makers Markets, and will be able to join our new Market Crew. Youth can make something new every week or work on a continued theme. Participants who have already taken Print Shop can take it again! They'll be able to build their skills and work independently on projects of their own choosing. Participants will also create their own bullet journals. A combination of journal, scrapbook, planner and more, bullet journals are a way to both organize and document your life. If you are a pen/notebook/stationary enthusiast, you will love bullet journaling!

There has never been a more pressing time to study the intersection of environmental change and social equity to learn how you can make a difference! Students will apply an interdisciplinary case-study approach to the social, ecological, and political facets of contemporary environmental issues; learn the principles and key concepts of environmental change and resilience from experts in many fields; and gain hands-on knowledge of techniques for environmental data collection, analysis and visualization. Topics span from resilient water infrastructure to climate activism and environmental justice. Students will actively participate in community responses to climate change through a series of socio-environmental field trips with Boston-area organizations. Working in small teams, students will identify a socio-environmental research question, gather and analyze data on the subject, and synthesize their findings into a college-level capstone project. The Climate Resilience Institute is hosted by the Tufts Environmental Studies Program.

Join us for fun-filled Spring Break days! Enjoy active games, crafts, sports, and hands-on science projects. Sign up for one day or five! Details will be emailed one week before Spring Break. Gym shoes required—no crocs or sandals.

Balance with the Best: Bring your little gymnast to these beginner level gymnastics programs where the focus is on learning balance, coordination and gross motor skills while having fun and making friends!

Children will be introduced to dance techniques as well as improve coordination and flexibility while enjoying different types of music.

U.S. Baseball Academy will host a winter baseball camp in Cottleville, Missouri. USBA’s nationally acclaimed off-season training program is locally hosted by baseball coaches in the Cottleville area.

St. Louis ArtWorks invites young creatives (ages 14-19) in the St. Louis area to apply for a paid apprenticeships in the arts..

This is a true introduction to soccer with our main focus to be on balance, coordination, and the understanding of how the body moves. We will cover the basic ball skills needed to play the game of soccer with the emphasis on the individual player's development.

Take your scoring skills to the next level in this 5-week camp. The first two weeks focus on stickhandling and shooting techniques. The final three weeks emphasize applying those skills in game-like situations, preparing players to create opportunities and finish plays under pressure.

The first two weeks focus on advanced shooting and puck protection techniques. The final three weeks emphasize applying these skills in game-like situations, to help players maintain control of the puck and finish plays in the heat of the battle.