If you have ever wondered why houses are shaped the way that they are or how a building can lean and not fall, this is the camp for you! Working with a professional architect, campers learn about space and design as they create simple floor plans and 3D models of the perfect home or building. Gain inspiration to design outside the box by looking at some of the most outlandish buildings from around the world, then create their own extreme, dream building. Architecture Explorer concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Beginner-level dancers explore some of the world's best loved ballets using movement, art, and stories. They learn basic steps to classical ballet music, such as Coppèlia, Swan Lake, and Sleeping Beauty, as they focus on technique. Get inspired and create art projects and props related to favorite story ballets. At the Ballet concludes with an in-person performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. Students should attend with ballet shoes. No additional dress code, and no previous experience required.

Work in teams to go on epic adventures to save the world. Campers learn basic stage combat techniques and pair them with acting techniques to develop stories worthy of Fortnite. Battle Royale concludes with an in-person performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. Will feature multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

Imagine yourself in Camp Half-Blood, safely tucked away by magic from the world of Greek gods and demigods, titans, and sea monsters, and ready to train for future adventures! Campers create original or classic characters, write a collaborative script, build and train on an obstacle course, learn stage combat, build props, and perform their own epic Olympian adventure. Camp Half-Blood concludes with an in-person performance for family and friends the final 20 minutes of camp. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

Campers uncover the range of comic book genres as we design original cartoon characters and place them in our own comic strips. We learn how to strengthen our drawing skills as we work on facial expressions and poses. We develop crazy critters and magnificent monsters, supervillains, and heroes. Then, we pull them together in stories to create our own comic strips and books. Cartooning Character Creations concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

High-energy campers enjoy exploring the world of the circus with circus professionals. Campers practice circus skills and trampoline; work on stilt walking, rola bola, and rolling globe; and explore tightrope walking, juggling, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, diablo, flower sticks, and clowning skills. After exploring all the fun of the circus, campers select a skill to master and share. Circus Circus concludes with an in-person circus extravaganza to share with family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. Campers should wear shorts or shorts under skirts or dresses.

High-energy campers enjoy exploring the world of the circus with circus professionals. Campers practice circus skills and trampoline; work on stilt walking, rola bola, and rolling globe; and explore tightrope walking, juggling, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, diablo, flower sticks, and clowning skills. After exploring all the fun of the circus, campers select a skill to master and share. Circus Circus concludes with an in-person circus extravaganza to share with family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. Campers should wear shorts or shorts under skirts or dresses.

Athletic campers practice skills, such as tumbling, aerial, and mini-trampoline; explore stilt walking, rola bola, and rolling globe; and work on balancing on the low wire and ground work with juggling, spinning plates, diablo, flower sticks, and more. After learning a little about each of these circus skills, campers select where to place their focus and master the circus element. Circus Explorer concludes with an interactive sharing experience for family and friends during the final 40 minutes of camp. Campers should wear shorts or shorts under skirts or dresses.

Campers delve into a range of comic book/graphic novel storytelling methods, including autobiographical, straight fiction, manga, superhero, and crime. From scriptwriting and storyboarding to penciling and inking in every style imaginable, we explore how artists' creative choices affect the way the story is understood while working on the technical skills of drawing comic panels. Comic Books & Graphic Novels concludes with campers bringing home work they created.

This is a great introductory camp for beginning dancers interested in energetic movement. Campers learn dance steps in jazz and hip-hop; and work on spacing, rhythm, and musicality. We then use what we learn in dynamic choreography. We even develop a few steps of our own to include in our final presented piece. Dance, Dance, Dance concludes with an in-person performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp. No special shoes or dancewear required.

Focus on the fundamental formal skills in drawing and painting while experimenting with a wide range of materials and artistic genres. The studio teaches observational skills as well as uses projects that cultivate individual intuition and imagination. Glean inspiration by looking at master works by contemporary artists who use drawing or painting as a main component of their works. Drawing & Painting concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Beginner through intermediate level dancers learn spacing, rhythm, dance counts, and high-energy group choreography using hip-hop dance elements, such as breakdancing and pop locking. We also explore the element of freestyle and create a hip-hop "crew" name. Fundamentals of Hip Hop concludes with a high-energy performance for family and friends during the final 20 minutes of camp.

Explore epoxy resin to embed flowers, vintage beads and buttons, photographs, and drawings to create beautiful coasters, paper weights, mobiles, and other decorative items for your room. Use the same techniques and materials to create personal items like jewelry and key chains to take your glassy art objects along with you everywhere you go. Glassy! concludes with campers bringing home the work they created.

Campers focus their work on learning horror stage makeup techniques to transform into characters from haunted houses. They learn to give themselves the illusion of cuts, bruises, and scars, and create monster and zombie characters. They use latex, bruise wheels, stage blood, and highlight/shadow techniques and their own face as a canvas. Horror Makeup concludes with families receiving a digital link to their camper's transformations sent the week following camp.

Get in touch with your inner Wayfinder and set sail to find the heart of Te Fiti. Campers learn beginning level acting skills to build characters and create a story about finding your way. Along the way, we sing and dance to songs from Moana to include in our production. How Far I'll Go 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.