Join us July 13-19, 2025, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University for the 75th anniversary of Eastern Music Camp! Founded in 1947 by then Music Department Chair Leo J. Dvorak, we're proud of our long tradition of supporting young musician's educational experiences.

Join us July 13-19, 2025, on the campus of Eastern Illinois University for the 75th anniversary of Eastern Music Camp! Founded in 1947 by then Music Department Chair Leo J. Dvorak, we're proud of our long tradition of supporting young musician's educational experiences.

For more than 60 years, Illinois Summer Youth Music (ISYM) has helped young musicians improve their artistry, strengthen their self-confidence, and embark on professional careers. Junior and senior high school students perform with large band, orchestra, chorus, and jazz ensembles or attend intensive, specialized instrumental programs. Students return home with newly developed skills, a lifelong sense of discipline, and in-depth training. Musical Theatre is comprised of workshops designed to prepare interested singers and actors for the musical stage.

Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes is an online summer program where participants engage in single-subject intensive study and benefit from small class sizes and academically motivated peers.

The Alberti Program: Architecture for Young People, in partnership with PGAV Destinations, allows St. Louis students grades 4 through 8 to explore architecture and design through hands-on learning.

Explore the amazing world of agriculture, animal science, plant and soil science, and veterinary medicine through the AgDiscovery summer enrichment program hosted by Alcorn State University’s School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences in Lorman, MS.

Explore careers in animal science and related fields, including veterinary medicine; animal husbandry, management, and behavior; and other animal health and welfare concerns.

Work with plants and animals to discover the effects of insects and diseases on American agriculture. During this program, you’ll engage in hands-on training activities in regulatory science, agricultural career and educational paths, environmental biology, industrial health and safety, plant and soil science, animal science, aquaculture and fisheries, and human sciences.

College and career exploration camp for middle school students with disabilities and IEPs. Camp will be hosted at a TBD location where families can drop off and pick up campers.

The AgDiscovery program at South Carolina State University (SCSU) is hosted by the College of Agriculture, Family and Consumer Sciences. It offers an exciting adventure of self-discovery and agricultural exploration with a focus on plant science, animal science, and agribusiness.

Engage in a diverse array of agriculture sciences, along with unique cultural and historical experiences while residing on the beautiful UVI Albert A. Sheen Campus on St. Croix. This interactive, hands-on, experiential learning program will focus on animal science, agribusiness, aqua- and hydroponics, biotechnology, horticulture, and veterinary medicine through the lens of sustainability and food security.

Embark on a journey of self-discovery with friends! Professionally trained instructors guide campers in one discipline: art exploration. Fine Arts Camp focuses on educating young girls and developing their communication, critical, and analytical thinking skills. At the end of the week, campers present their work in a Performing Arts Forum on the O'Laughlin Auditorium stage at Saint Mary’s College.

College and career exploration camp for middle school students with disabilities and IEPs. Camp will be hosted at a TBD location where families can drop off and pick up campers.

Join us at Faire Camp for a captivating journey into the life and times of Saint Francis! This immersive experience combines history, crafts, and entrepreneurial skills in a Renaissance Fair-style setting. Discover the teachings of our patron Saint through engaging activities and projects, culminating in the grand “Saint Francis Faire,” where campers showcase their crafts to parents and guests. Each day, faculty members will give an engaging history lesson geared for kids, and then counselors will lead campers in a related activity. Campers will go boating, create herbal remedies, prepare a medieval dish, and craft sun catchers.

Specifically designed for high school students allowing them the opportunity to grow as young leaders and prepare for their futures after Midtown and high school. Focuses on: Leadership, Tutoring, College Prep, ACT/SAT Prep, Resume Writing, College Visits, Job Hunting, Future Planning, and Teen Talks.