Young artists experiment with a variety of fabrics, dyes, paints, and inks as they learn about fiber art. They explore batik and silk screening as they create shirts, bags, wall hangings, and more. Tie-Dye Mania concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Learning about how to reduce, reuse, and recycle, student artists turn cast-off objects into treasures! They explore texture, shape, and color as they repurpose objects and materials to create sculptural and collage works of recycled art. Trash to Treasure concludes with campers bringing home the work they created. Campers are expected to be fully toilet trained and use the toilet independently. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

Push the boundaries of art and design as you solve creative challenges using repurposed books, clothing, frames, home goods, and other items. Create a different three dimensional work each day in response to an instructor driven prompt inspired by reuse and utilizing both traditional art materials and recycled items. Upcycle Design Studio concludes with campers bringing home the work the created.

There are limitless possibilities when you learn to sew and craft with yarn! Campers focus on utilizing their hands and plastic/non-sharp needles in this introduction to knitting and weaving. Students create pom poms, coasters, bracelets, and critters to decorate their rooms as they practice weaving, sewing, braiding, and tying. Yarning & Darning concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Work with text and mixed media to create little books. Zine Making is the art of using poetry, lyrics and more to create stories. Zine Making concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Campers work on the technical acting and makeup special effects involved in performing zombie characters. From vocal grunts, words and sounds to movement strategy, they refine the skills needed to portray a character in a favorite zombie movie or television program. They also learn to apply special effects makeup to enhance their performance. Zombie Acting Technique concludes with parents receiving a digital link to their camper's transformations sent the week following camp.

Athletic, high-energy campers enjoy practicing tumbling and trampoline. They explore stilt walking, rola bola, rolling globe, tightrope walking, juggling, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, diablo, flower sticks, and clowning skills.

Campers experiment with photography basics while using a variety of conventional and unconventional cameras and techniques. They learn how to use composition, light, and shadow as well as point of view to communicate their ideas. A Photo is Worth 1000 Words concludes with families receiving a digital link of their camper's work sent the week following camp. Art and technology supplies and equipment use included in price.

Race against the clock with COCA theatre instructors to create five plays in five days. Young actors and playwrights use improvisation and theatre games, as well as familiar and fantastic stories to create their own quick scripts and performances. Putting these energetic creations on their feet, we discover ways to revise and refine skills in both writing and acting. Hurry! There is no time to waste! A Play A Day concludes with an in-person performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

Campers explore a range of acting approaches and techniques designed to enhance their toolkit when approaching a character. They work on strategies to approach acting text, movement, physicality, and voice/speech. Through their work, they learn different methods for creating characters that captivate audiences and draw them into the world of the play. Actor's Toolbox concludes with a performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp.

We break into two groups to tell the same story using either live action acting or animated storytelling. Everyone has the chance to engage in both processes and explore the differences in the two approaches to filmmaking. We write the script, scout locations in and around COCA, direct, perform, shoot, and edit the movies. Animation vs. Live Action concludes with families receiving a digital link of their camper's work sent the week following camp. Art and technology supplies and equipment use included in price.

Students dance, draw, sing, and learn the basic language skills as they travel around the world. Working with a number of teaching artists, each day of camp explores a different country and region through various art disciplines, including dance, visual art, and drama. Around the World concludes with campers bringing home the work they created. Campers are expected to be fully toilet trained and use the toilet independently. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

Campers take inspiration from images in pop art for the creative work in this camp. Using artists like Warhol and Lichtenstein as inspiration, we design a personal icon and print it on a T-shirt, create narrative art using comic strips, and make unique self-portraits using non-traditional materials and techniques. Art Attack concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Campers create and decorate tote and drawstring bags using hand sew and no sew techniques. They embellish their bags with bows, beads, gems, and ribbons. They also enjoy making their own hinged collage boxes using paint, patterned papers, and mod podge. Create as a gift or to decorate your own fabulous room! Bags, Bows, & Boxes concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Learn rhythm, musicality, spacing, and basic musical theatre dance steps in this dance camp for children who love Disney musicals. We dance to favorites from musicals, such as Mary Poppins and Moana, and explore a whole new world of dance. We share our dances with family and friends on the final day of camp. Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo concludes with an in-person performance with family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. No previous experience or dancewear required.