Best Connecticut Performing Arts Camps Summer 2026 Directory

CAMP FACILITIES: The Cooperative Arts High School features two of its own performance stages and ample and equipped spaces for video production and various fine art facilities.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: 6th Grade Program Selection:

Ceramics & Sculpture: Students will work with clay to create 3D sculptures and pottery. Students may work with mixed media, glazes and more to create dynamic pieces that speak to them in a relaxed, creative atmosphere.

Short Film Production: Small films with big impact! We’re going into production on our own short films, written, directed, and starring our students. We’ll work on various projects at scenic locations in and around our building and even downtown New Haven. Campers will experiment with various styles and genres such as Music Videos, Comedy, Sci-Fi and Action/Suspense. This class concentrates on screen acting, camera composition, pre-production storyboarding, and directorial techniques.

Hip-Hop Dance: This upbeat, age-appropriate class teaches students the fundamentals of hip-hop
dance and choreography. Students will develop coordination, rhythm,
self-expression, and discipline in this fun class! Students will perform a
choreographed piece during the Camp Showcase.

Flipbooks: Do you ever watch cartoons, draw characters, and have a great imagination? Come learn how to create your own animations in Flipbook class! You will learn how to craft your own storyboard, become a better illustrator, and make your imagination reality!

Theater: Have you always wanted to try acting but haven’t had the chance? Or have you tried acting once or twice but want more?! Then this class is for you! You will learn the fundamentals of acting in an exciting and safe environment; you will access different parts of your personality, work with others, and learn how to bring written words to life!

2D Visual Arts: Learn, create, and explore the world of 2D art through painting, sketching, collage, and more. Students will work on mixed media pieces, portraits, still life, and open studio to create inspired pieces! Open to artists of all levels.

Glee Club: If you are interested in singing and performing fun, upbeat songs, look no further! Learn how to harmonize and work as a group to perform crowd-pleasing songs and more!

Steel Pan: Steel Pans are by far one of the most interesting musical instruments to learn. No experience necessary. They are easy to learn the basics of, challenging enough to keep you interested, and an overall extremely rewarding experience. Every student who has ever signed up for Steel Pan has had an amazing, eye-opening time! (If you are not familiar with these fabulous instruments, YouTube them immediately!).

Showcase Committee: Looking for camp leaders! This program brings campers of all grades together as they learn how to create an artist performance. This committee will create banners, programs, and plan the Camp Showcase. All artists-- creative writers, visual artists, and performers-- are needed to make this the best Showcase ever! (NOTE: Don't worry, you WILL still participate in the showcase with your other classes).

7th & 8th Grade Program Selection:

Graphic Design: Learn the basics of graphic design or improve your skills in this class. We will use the Adobe Suite (including InDesign and Photoshop) to create original images and posters!

Digital Photography: Improve your photography skills over the summer! This course will help campers improve their composition and capture the world around them. Select photos will be displayed during the Camp Showcase!

Theater: Learn the fundamentals of acting and improve your skills through theater games and group work. This class will create an original scene to perform at the Camp Showcase.

Ceramics & Sculpture: Students will work with clay to create 3D sculptures and pottery. Students may
work with mixed media, glazes and more to create dynamic pieces that speak to them in a relaxed, creative atmosphere.

Short Film Production: Small films with big impact! We’re going into production on our own short films, written, directed, and starring our students. We’ll work on various projects at scenic locations in and around our building and even downtown New Haven. Campers will experiment with various styles and genres such as Music Videos, Comedy, Sci-Fi and Action/Suspense. This class concentrates on screen acting, camera composition, pre-production storyboarding, and directorial techniques.

Hip-Hop Dance: This upbeat, age-appropriate class teaches students the fundamentals of hip-hop dance and choreography. Students will develop coordination, rhythm, self-expression, and discipline in this fun class! Students will perform a choreographed piece during the Camp Showcase.

Glee Club: If you are interested in singing and performing fun, upbeat songs, look no further! Learn how to harmonize and work as a group to perform crowd-pleasing songs and more!

Steel Pan: Steel Pans are by far one of the most interesting musical instruments to learn. No experience necessary. They are easy to learn the basics of, challenging enough to keep you interested, and an overall extremely rewarding experience. Every student who has ever signed up for Steel Pan has had an amazing, eye-opening time! (If you are not familiar with these fabulous instruments, YouTube them immediately!).

Showcase Committee: Looking for camp leaders! This program brings campers of all grades together as they learn how to create an artist performance. This committee will create banners, programs, and plan the Camp Showcase. All artists-- creative writers, visual artists, and performers-- are needed to make this the best Showcase ever! (NOTE: Don't worry, you WILL still participate in the showcase with your other classes).

Who are the Camp Instructors and Staff?
Co-Op teachers and local artist-teachers lead all camp programs. All instructors are assisted by a current Co-Op high school student who will act as a TA. Camp staff includes Kjerstin Pugh, Camp Director and Program Manager of Co-Op After School and Kelly Wuzzardo, Director of Education at the Shubert Theater.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Limited, needs-based financial aid is available. Financial aid will depend on income level and is measured very similarly to New Haven's free- and reduced lunch program.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Is food provided? Yes! Campers are provided with a morning snack and lunch, though parents may pack their camper’s lunch if they prefer. Campers who stay for After Care will also receive a snack.

Is transportation to and from camp provided? Transportation is the responsibility of the parent. We do not offer transportation to and from camp.

Eligibility: The camp is open to both New Haven and non-New Haven residents.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Session 1: July 7th – July 18th

Session 2: July – August 1st

Campers may register for one or BOTH sessions

Camp hours: 9:00 am– 3:00 pm; optional After Care: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm

During our Early Bird Holiday Special, the cost for one session is $500. Both sessions cost $1,000. After the Special, tuition will be $600 per session or $1,200 both sessions, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. These rates do NOT include the After Care Program.

The Early Bird Special must be paid in full at once. After the Special is over, you may choose between paying all at once or setting up an installment plan with the new tuition cost in effect.

Theater & Arts and Musical Theater Campers may opt to sign up for our After Care Program. This program runs from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and allows campers to choose one of three arts-related activities which vary each day (activities include theater games, visual arts, yoga, field trips, etc.). Campers will also receive snack. The After Care Program is not included in camp tuition and costs $100 per session, $200 for both sessions.

CAMP FACILITIES: Campers are housed by age and grade in cabins with usually 4 campers to a room/bunk. There are many professionally equipped art studios (ie: glassblowing, woodworking, painting, culinary, metal smithing, etc...), outdoor and indoor theaters, a dance studio with hard wood floors and a Marley, professional recording studio, radio station, new covered pavilion for evening activities and performances, an Animal Farm, vegetable garden, dining hall, health center, Canteen, large swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, soccer, softball, volleyball and ultimate frisbee fields, and beautiful camp grounds.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: In addition to the many programs in the performing and creative arts, Buck's Rock offers many wonderful workshops and special events throughout the summer, a very exciting and stimulating evening activities program, camper and staff performances, off-campus trips, and wonderful opportunities for learning and growth. Our staff are 21 years and older and our campers work alongside professional teachers and artists as the explore and learn. Our camper/staff ratio is an impressive two to one.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: CIT and Junior Counselor programs.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial Aid is available based on financial need.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Founded in 1942, Buck's Rock is a unique, co-educational, teenage program where campers have the freedom to choose their activities in a supportive, non-competitive environment and work with qualified, professional artists and teachers who nurture and support their skills and interests in professionally equipped studios.

Activities include: Acting and Musical Theater, clowning & improvisation, music, recording studio, dance, technical theater, glassblowing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, metalsmithing, ceramics, computers, leather, video, culinary arts, digital photo, weaving, sewing, batik, bookarts, creative writing, layout & design, sports, animal farm, etc.

We share the principles of Montessori, and have always believed in young peoples' ability to structure their time intelligently and make self-directed choices that tap their inherent interests most productively. Under towering oak and maple trees, our teen and junior campers discover their passions, find their voice, and experience the exhilaration of endeavor and accomplishment.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
2016 Sessions and Dates (more information can be found on our website)

Full Season: June 29-August 20

First Session: June 29-July 23

Second Session: July 24-August 20

Six Weeks: June 29-August 6

Two week Junior Camper Program: August 7-Augsut 20

CAMP FACILITIES: Air-conditioned, hardwood floors, proscenium stage with professional lighting and state of the art sound system

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Pantochino is staffed by working professionals in theatre. This is our ninth season of Summer Theatre Camp at Milford Arts Council.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
All our our sessions feature an original musical by the award-winning team of Bernardi and Rugg.

SESSION ONE (July 6-10) “PINOCCHIO SORT OF"

SESSION TWO (July 13- 17) “REGALLY BLONDE"

SESSION THREE (July 20- 24) “THE SWEET LIFE OF HANSEL AND GRETEL”

SESSION FOUR (July 27-31) “JUNGLE BOOK ABRIDGED"

Tuition is $285. per student per week. Register one student for multiple sessions for $270. per week.
($245. each with sibling. Multiple week rate for siblings is $220. per week).

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The Conservatory's goal is to awaken, nurture and grow each student's creative abilities and confidence in the performing arts by offering professional training, workshops and exciting performance opportunities." - Melody Libonati, Director

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Fairy Tale Theatre: June 25-29th for 3 & 4 year olds
Moana: July 9th-13th for Kindergarten-1st grade & 2nd-4th grade
Annie: July 16th-20th for Kindergarten-1st grade & 2nd-4th grade
The Sound of Music: July 23rd-27th for Kindergarten-1st grade & 2nd-4th grade

Please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.performingartsconservatory.com for more information and to register.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The Elm Shakespeare Company ignites a spark in our humanity, enriches the lives of people from widely diverse backgrounds, and strengthens the artistic and educational landscape of the Greater New Haven region.

We are committed to offering accessible theater and innovative educational experiences in our parks, our classrooms, and our neighborhoods.

Elm Shakespeare Company is a premiere theater company known for producing outstanding theater and educational programs that enrich the lives of people from widely diverse cultural, socio-economic and educational backgrounds. Our performances engage people from near and far. Our theater and educational outreach make an enduring contribution to the artistic, cultural and economic vitality of the region.

Rebecca Goodheart, Producing Director
Rebecca[AT]ElmShakespeare.org

Sarah Bowles, Education Program Director &
Resident Teaching Artist
Education[AT]ElmShakespeare.org

Barbara Schaffer, Development Director
Schaffer[AT]ElmShakespeare.org

Lauren Smith, Marketing Associate
Mktg[AT]ElmShakespeare.or

The Elm Shakespeare Company ignites a spark in our humanity, enriches the lives of people from widely diverse backgrounds, and strengthens the artistic and educational landscape of the Greater New Haven region.

We are committed to offering accessible theater and innovative educational experiences in our parks, our classrooms, and our neighborhoods.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: We strongly believe that every child – no matter what their economic reality is – should have this opportunity. And, we have worked hard and secured generous funding from the New Alliance Foundation and the Mfund to make sure no child will be turned away.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
July 9 -20
August 6 -17

Tuition $550 (Scholarship funds available)

More information is available on our website at: Our Camp Website Link: www.elmshakespeare.org

CAMP FACILITIES: Camp Jewell is located on 540 acres, which houses it's 25 different cabins (including treehouse cabins!), our lake, basketball court, giant slide, Thunderdome, low and high ropes courses, riding facilities, hiking trails, Mini-Farm, climbing elements, Gaga pits, and more.

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Traditional Summer Camp: Our nationally-known resident camp program provides youth ages 7-16 with an opportunity to feel a part of something bigger than themselves. To many youth, the world of today can seem overwhelmingly complicated to navigate. Camp Jewell reminds them all that success boils down to surrounding yourself with good people who actively show caring toward one another. Campers learn that every challenge is easier when you are confident in who you are as a person, and that this confidence comes from knowing you are truly cared about by more than just your immediate family.

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

Ranch Camp: Hide-a-Way Ranch at Camp Jewell YMCA provides a unique setting for our Ranch Campers to enjoy a traditional camp experience with an equestrian focus. The one thing everyone has in common at Ranch Camp is the love and enjoyment of riding and working with horses. This creates a stronger, more personal relationship between the campers in their cabins, riding groups, and in the overall Ranch Camp

For more info, please visit: program. Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

Adventure Camp: For over 100 years Camp Jewell YMCA has been a pioneer in off-camp adventure trips. Our trips offer teens new challenges through activities like kayaking, rock climbing, surfing, hiking, and biking. They are led by specifically trained staff that are over 21 years of age who are selected for their leadership experience, certifications, and love of the outdoors. Campers will have an opportunity to get to know themselves and each other better, as well as build strong relationships within their trip group.

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: At Camp Jewell, we offer both LIT and CIT programs throughout the summer for 15 and 16 year olds. With a focus on leadership development and team building, both programs offer the ability to learn, grow and lead for our older campers.

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: For complete financial assistance info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): We offer Family Camps 8 times a year! Family Camp provides a great experience for everyone in your family! Parents get the benefit of their family staying in a safe, wholesome environment, surrounded by caring staff members and plenty of fun activities. Children enjoy participation in challenging activities and games, while having fun with their parents. Everyone gets to make new friends! With Camp Jewell staff hosting, organizing, and facilitating the weekend, the only thing left to worry about is what fun activity to do next! From as little as $850 for a cabin of up to 12 people you can spend a long weekend relaxing, having fun, and reconnecting!

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Camp Jewell YMCA runs a year-around Outdoor Center, hosting programs including but not limited to: team building groups, conferencing groups, outdoor education programs, or just fun weekends away!

For more info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For complete info on camp sessions and fees, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: campjewell.org

CAMP FACILITIES: Heated swimming pool, multiple sports field, private pond, tennis & basketball courts, amphitheater, climbing tower, high & low ropes courses, miles of trails, and various indoor spaces

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Boulder Ridge is a traditional day camp where campers get to experience a large variety of activities. Red cross swim lessons and daily elective periods are available.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: We offer a CIT program for 14 and 15 year old who have attended camp previously.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: We are also available April - October for class picnics, corporate events, family reunions & weddings!

OTHER CAMP INFO: Bus transportation is available from many Litchfield & Hartford county towns

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please visit our website for a complete list of dates and rates.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Boulder Ridge Day Camp in Barkhamsted, CT is now hiring! We are looking for fun, outgoing, and energetic staff members for a co-ed day camp in Barkhamsted, CT. Positions available include senior counselors, lifeguards, and various program area counselors. Perfect for college students and teachers looking to fill their summers with an exciting outdoor experience.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and a high school graduate, working towards a college degree. Must be available from June 26 – August 18, 2017 – Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm, with mandatory staff training in the weeks prior to the start of camp. For more information or to apply, go to Our Camp Website Link: www.boulderday.com.

CAMP FACILITIES: CCT will be producing Broadway Junior Revue: Raise Your Voice for this workshop. Raise Your Voice is a brand-new revue featuring songs from across MTI's Broadway Junior® collection. From Broadway Junior musicals based on classic titles like Guys and Dolls and Oliver! to beloved Disney shows like The Little Mermaid and Mary Poppins, Raise Your Voice offers a fun introduction to musical revues for young performers. In Raise Your Voice, CCT will have the opportunity to customize our show through interstitials (i.e. transitions) between numbers. We will definitely make this show our own!

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Every child must audition to attend the program. There are NO exceptions. Pre-registration for auditions is REQUIRED as well. Each child is to bring sheet music or an instrumental recording and be prepared to sing. An accompanist will be provided.

After auditions, those chosen to participate will be sent an invoice for the workshop fee of $135.00 per child (additional $15 Town of Colchester processing/administrative fee included).

The workshop will be held at Bacon Academy Auditorium, July 11 through July 22, Monday through Friday, 9am-Noon, culminating in a show on July 23 at 2:00 p.m. Colchester Community Theatre will be following the Colchester Public Schools and CDC guidelines during auditions and the workshop for the health and safety of our performers, patrons and staff.

CCT will be producing Broadway Junior Revue: Raise Your Voice for this workshop. Raise Your Voice is a brand-new revue featuring songs from across MTI's Broadway Junior® collection. From Broadway Junior musicals based on classic titles like Guys and Dolls and Oliver! to beloved Disney shows like The Little Mermaid and Mary Poppins, Raise Your Voice offers a fun introduction to musical revues for young performers. In Raise Your Voice, CCT will have the opportunity to customize our show through interstitials (i.e. transitions) between numbers. We will definitely make this show our own!

Please contact Wallis Johnson at 860-267-1023 or Laura Brown at RTR1982[AT]aol.com for additional information. CCT is sponsored by Colchester Parks & Recreation Department.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
After auditions, those chosen to participate will be sent an invoice for the workshop fee of $135.00 per child (additional $15 Town of Colchester processing/administrative fee included).

CAMP FACILITIES: Our cabins house 4 to 8 girls, grouped by age. Our Dining Hall, Health Center, Overlook Program Building, Craft Pavilion, Archery Range, Waterfront, Horse Pond, Riding and Hiking Trails, Canteen, Tennis Court, Basketball Court, and two Shower Houses provide great spaces for fun and learning!

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: SJ Riding Camp is for the girl who loves horses!

All of our riding instructors are Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) certified.

SJ is accredited by the American Camp Association (ACA), licensed and inspected by the State of CT Office of Early Childhood (OEC) and the Dining Hall/Kitchen are inspected and licensed by the local area health department.

Owned and operated since 1956 by the Haines family. Owner/Exec. Director Pat Haines, Directors Julie Morton and Alexandra Thomas, and Maintainer Terry Thomas all live onsite.

Our staff and campers come from a variety of locations and backgrounds from the US and around the world and our camp values diversity and openness to new experiences. SJ is a place for girls to gain self-confidence, friends, and new experiences through a common love of horses.

HORSES + CAMP = MAGIC!

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Our Counselor-in-Training (CIT) programs are designed for campers who are going into the 11th or 12th grade.
The basic CIT program consists of 5 training weeks (Staff Orientation Week and the 1st 4 weeks of camp). If the CIT is successful in the program she may be invited to stay for additional time (up to 5 additional weeks) during the camp season. There is also a “mini” CIT program which consists of 3 training weeks (Staff Orientation Week and the 2 weeks during the 3rd session) and the potential for being invited for one additional week. Please contact us for additional information and an application, at Our Camp Website Link: www.sjridingcamp.com

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Please contact camp for information about limited financial assistance opportunities or scholarships.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): SJ is available for rent in the spring and fall. Watch our website for our Family Weekends and special events!

Open House is May 21, from 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Family Camp Overnight - May 20 - 21

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Family Camp Sampler Weekend - May 20 - 21

Open House - May 21, 1:00 - 4:00 pm

Visit our website or call/email for more information.

OTHER CAMP INFO: SJ runs for nine weeks, in 1, 2, and 3 week sessions.
Campers are placed in a riding group with other campers at a similar riding level.
During each session additional lessons, shows, and events are available.
Swimming with the horses is a favorite activity, as are supper rides, evening all-camp programs, and campfires. SJ's well-rounded traditional summer camp fun mixed with lots and lots of horses = perfection!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
SJ Dates and Rates for 2017:

1st Session (3 weeks) 6/25-7/15: $3250

2nd Session (3 weeks) 7/16 – 8/5: $3250

3rd Session (2 weeks) 8/76 – 8/19: $2350

4th Session (1 week) 8/20-8/26: $1200

Partial Sessions are available in some sessions:
$1200 - one week, $2350 - two weeks
Multiple-week pricing for weeks booked prior to arrival.

Please visit: Our Camp Website Link: www.sjridingcamp.com

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
General Counselors, Life- Guards, and Cooks needed. Training provided. Please visit our website at Our Camp Website Link: www.sjridingcamp.com or contact alex[AT]sjridingcamp.com.

OTHER CAMP INFO: ABOUT THE SHOWS
BYE BYE BIRDIE (Entering grades 6-12 in Fall 2016): A timeless classic! Conrad Birdie is the biggest rock & roll star of the 60’s ever to be drafted. Aspiring chemist and songwriter Albert is convinced he can make his fortune and marry his girlfriend Rosie if he gets Conrad on the Ed Sullivan show to kiss a high school girl goodbye.” A NOTE ON CASTING: Based on demand, if attendance is strong we may double cast the show. Regardless, each student is guaranteed two performances in their role.

PRINCESS AND THE PEA (Entering grades 1-6 in Fall 2016): A DCT Original! When a handsome young prince falls in love with an unknown princess, there is only one way to prove she is true royalty. Based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen, this new retelling of the classic story is filled with music, fun, and a few surprises along the way. A NOTE ON CASTING: Based on demand, if attendance is strong we may double cast the show. Regardless, each student is guaranteed two performances in their role.

DCT RISING STARS: In addition to starring in BYE BYE BIRDIE and PRINCESS AND THE PEA, our participants will also star in an open mic night where they can showcase their talents by performing scenes and songs from their favorite musicals and plays! This performance will involve both age groups and be an excellent chance to show off and play parts they’ve always wanted to play!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For complete camp info, please visit: Our Camp Website Link: dtcab.com.

CAMP FACILITIES: All of our cabins are no more than 8 years old. Each is equipped with heat, air conditioning, and their own bathroom with stalls. Our huge dining hall is only 3 years old and holds our whole summer camp staff and campers. We are located on Lake Probus. We have a basketball court, gymnasium, and an outdoor pool.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Summer Camp & Weekends in the Country are offered at the Horizons' Campus in South Windham, Connecticut. All activities are tailor made for children and adults with developmental disabilities and other special needs over the age of 8. During the summer a special Masters Program is offered for campers over the age of 40.

The staff at Horizons are passionate about what they do and are chosen for their proven abilities. They receive a six-day orientation, ongoing professional development, and regular support from an experienced, hands-on Leadership Team.

The spacious, exquisitely designed Milne Family Commons is the central gathering place: to enjoy healthy meals from a kitchen able to cater to special diets, to shop at the trendy Horizons Trading post, and to join together to celebrate accomplishments. Staff participate in a six day orientation, as well as ongoing staff development groups and weekly staff meetings. Our high rate of returning campers and staff is evidence of the success of Horizons.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: We have a Weekends in the Country Recreation and Respite Program that runs from September through May. There are 16 theme based weekends.

OTHER CAMP INFO: The Mission of Horizons is
To create and sustain person-centered opportunities for people with special needs where they live, learn, work and play.

Guiding Principles
*We see the whole person with a focus on competence and capacity.
*We specialize in finding the unexpected in people.
*We create options based on each person’s unique needs and preferences.
*We promote independence and success.
*We find solutions.
*We solve problems and overcome barriers.
*We respond to the changing needs of individuals, families, and our community.
*We build outcome-based teams, foster collaboration, cultivate professionals and celebrate accomplishments.
*We maintain supportive environments and renew them to exceed licensing requirements and state regulations.
*We maximize resources, embrace the challenges of creative fundraising, and exercise stewardship focused on a positive future.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Our Camp Website Link: www.horizonsct.org has the complete listing of our Weekends in the Country Recreation and Respite and Summer Camp Dates along with our fees.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Please submit a job application at Our Camp Website Link: www.horizonsct.org if you are interested in Seasonal or Part time positions with Camp, Supported Living, or Supported Employment and Options.

CAMP FACILITIES: Our facility includes a 10,000 sq ft gym packed with tons of activities, including our flying trapeze rig, trampolines, aerial fabrics/static, lyra, and more! We have boys and girls changing rooms, multiple bathrooms on each floor, a large 2nd floor viewing area, dedicated lobby, and plenty of parking!

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: We are the first and only indoor flying trapeze school in New England! We offer classes year-round so you'll never have to wait for us to be open in order to fly! We offer classes in all of our activities, including flying trapeze, aerial silks, static trapeze, trampoline, lyra, and more! Absolutely no experience necessary!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:

Session A (theme: Myths & Legends):
June 26 – 30, 2017. Mon – Fri. 8:00am – 2:30pm.
$375 for early-bird registration

Session B (theme: Movie Time):
July 24 – 28, 2017. Mon – Fri. 8:00am – 2:30pm.
$375 for early-bird registration

Session C (theme: Dr. Seuss):
August 7 – 11, 2017. Mon - Fri. 8:00am - 2:30pm.
$375 for early-bird registration

Session D (theme: Under the Sea):
August 14– 18, 2017. Mon - Fri. 8:00am - 2:30pm.
$375 for early-bird registration

Optional aftercamp care from 2:30pm - 5:30pm for only $30 per day.

Discounts for siblings! Discounts for multiple sessions!

CAMP FACILITIES: We have 26 camper cabins, two waterfronts, multiple sports fields and courts, and a dining hall. Please visit the facility section of our website for lots of photos of each of our facets.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp Hazen is a child-centered community. We focus on each individual and teach skills that kids will use forever. Whether it’s learning a new activity, making friends or becoming more resilient, independent and understanding,we know that campers return home inspired to live in a way that will make them proud.
We're a place where people connect and truly belong.

There is no better feeling than that of coming home from camp having had the experience of a lifetime. Year after year campers leave Camp Hazen having found their best friends. And each summer, the joy of reuniting with counselors and old friends is one of life's greatest rewards. Kids simply love Camp Hazen, and whether it is their first time or they are a lifelong Hazenite, campers find that they belong here more than any other place in the world.

Camp Hazen has more than 90 years of making summers memorable for kids. One of the reasons for this long-term success is the firm belief in maintaining the traditions and values that make campers want to come back year after year. Campfires, ceremonies, singing, camping out under the stars, small cabin groups and a family-like community are as important as helping kids develop their character and confidence.

Camp Hazen YMCA is both licensed by the state of Connecticut and accredited by the American Camp Association.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: The LEA program is for teens entering the 11th and 12th grade. The program has a limited number of spots that are decided by an application and interview process with the camp directors.

By participating in the LEA Program, participants will have a full three weeks of leadership workshops, teambuilding, belay training, working together as a group, planning activities, participating in camp program areas and contributing to the camp community. An optional fourth week is dedicated to obtaining an American Red Cross Lifeguard certification.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Realizing that families have differing abilities to pay, Camp Hazen YMCA has instituted a voluntary 4-tier pricing program for our Summer Resident Camp and Day Camp programs. All children will have the same experience no matter which tier a family is able to pay. The tier selected by a family will be kept confidential.

Tier 1
is based on the full cost of campers participating in the selected programs. If you are able to pay this amount, please do so. Thank you.

Tier 2
is a partially subsidized rate that will enable families that just can't afford the full cost of the camp program. Please, choose this rate if your family has the need to receive a subsidized rate.

Tier 3
is a more heavily subsidized rate for families whose children would not be able to attend camp otherwise. If you can not afford either of the higher rates, please pay this amount.

Tier 4
is a variable rate for families whose financial assistance need is greater than the subsidized rates above. We provide more significant financial assistance to families that demonstrate need through our Financial Assistance Program. If you need additional assistance, please choose this option and complete a Financial Assistance application.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Memorial and Labor Day Family Camp Weekends
April Father & Son Weekend
October Mother & Daughter Weekend

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Hazen provides a number of Year-Round Acitivities including multiple camper reunions for our summer campers, overnight expos for new campers, school vacation day camps, as well as an extensive Outdoor Education and Adventure Program. Camp Hazen YMCA hosts dozens of school and community groups for team-building, high ropes, other activity base retreats.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
2014 DATES
Traditional Camp (2 Weeks)

Session A: Jun. 22, 2014 to Jul. 4, 2014
Session B: CALL FOR WAITLIST
Session C: CALL FOR WAITLIST
Session D: CALL FOR WAITLIST

Sampler Camps (1 Week)

Sampler 1: Jun. 22, 2014 to Jun. 27, 2014
Sampler 2: Jun. 29, 2014 to Jul. 4, 2014
Sampler 3: Aug. 17, 2014 to Aug. 22, 2014

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
We have a number of seasonal summer camp counselor positions. Please refer to our website for details on how to apply.

CAMP FACILITIES: We have 8 units of campers arranged by age and gender. All campers and staff live in platform tents which houses up to 7 campers and 1 staff member. Each unit has a washhouse and a rec hall. Our mile-long lake is pristine and clear due to the absence of motorized boats, ideal for swimming and boating for all. Ceramics Studio, woodworking center, dodgeball court, roller hockey rink and 100 foot water slide are just a few of our amenities.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: An ACA accredited camp, we are proud to be America's oldest co-ed camp established in 1886! We provide a fun-filled, traditional camp with experiential learning and group living in the outdoors. Pequot, Sherwood and Pioneer Village all guide campers through well-rounded and adventurous programs that develop an appreciation for nature and celebrate the uniqueness of each individual.

Campers and staff are a diverse group of people coming from all over the US and all around the world! We are the authentic camp experience!

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Up to 50% financial assistance available. Contact Pequot, Sherwood & Pioneer Village for more information.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Our teen camps introduce campers to more advanced camping skills while providing them with some real adventure. Leadership and personal responsibility are at the core of this program. Campers learn to cook over open fires and work in teams as they plan and prepare for adventure treks. Campers also offer their talents in daily service projects, and have fun swimming, boating, and participating in a wide range of camp activities. Separate boys' and girls' units house teens in platform tents with separate bathing facilities. Other exciting activities that PV campers have the option to experience adventures including SCUBA lessons, rock climbing and paintball.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Please see our website for dates and rates:
8 weeks June 22-Aug 16 for 7-15 year olds
$3800-$5000

6 weeks June 22-Aug 2 for 7-15 year olds
$2900-$4000

4 weeks June 22-July 19 for 7-15 year olds
$1900-$2900

4 weeks July 20-Aug 16 for 7-15 year olds
$1900-$2900

2 weeks June 22-July 5 for 7-9 year olds $995
2 weeks July 6-July19 for 7-9 year olds
$995

2 weeks July 19-Aug 2 for 7-13 year olds
$995-$1600

2 weeks Aug 3-Aug 16 for 7-13 year olds
$995-$1600

We have discounts available. Please call 860-767-0848 for discounts and to ask about our financial assistance program.

CAMP FACILITIES: We are located on a 280 acre nature preserve, including a pristine 9-acre lake for swimming, fishing, canoeing and kayaking. We have rustic outdoor areas, three main buildings for instructional programming, a farm with live animals, fruit orchards, archery, tree climbing and rocketry programs.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Our mission is to inspire an appreciation for, and enjoyment of nature, through education and conservation, fostering a healthy environment and an improved quality of life. Indian Rock Summer Camp strives to meet this mission by providing outdoor experiences to our campers that foster discovery, exploration and adventure, enabling children to gain new-found respect for themselves, others and the natural world.

We host up to 150 campers per week, with separate programs for children entering kindergarten to 1st grade, 2nd to 3rd grade, 4th to 5th grade, 6th to 10th grade, and 8th to 10th grade.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: CIT program is open to campers over age 14 who are entering grades 10-12, see brochure for more information.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Limited scholarships are available; please contact Summer Camp Director at summercamp[AT]elcct.org for more information.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Environmental Learning Centers of CT, Inc offers seasonal and holiday programming throughout the year. Please see our website at Our Camp Website Link: elcct.org for more information or to be added to our email list for updates about our special events.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
2022 sessions will begin June 20th and end August 19th. Enrollment is on a weekly basis. Regular hours are 8:30 AM to 4:15 PM, with before and aftercare available if needed. Regular camp fee is $260 per week, some special fees apply for certain programs. Discounts available for siblings and early registration.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
We have current openings for counselors. Please contact summercamp[AT]elcct.org for more information.

CAMP FACILITIES: Students live on college campuses and stay in the air-conditioned dorm rooms.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: We do offer financial aid for families that are in need.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For tuition dates and prices please visit our website: Our Camp Website Link: www.jkcp.com

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: - Live Zooming and friendship-making time (prescheduled so your family can plan ahead!)
- Off-screen activities for independent play and learning (and naps! and yard time!)
- Hands-on activities with real art materials (art camp should be a little messy!)
- Small group sizes ensure that campers receive high quality instruction and individual attention from their teachers.
- Daily movement and mindfulness exercises integrated throughout the day to get the wiggles out

Camp tuition includes an Art Toolbox mailed to your home and a live exhibition every Friday that the whole family can attend, even those living far away.

Camp Staff:
Katerina Romanenko, Ph.D. Assistant Director of Youth and Family Programs

An experienced educator and visual culture historian, Dr. Romanenko specializes in Museum education, art history, American History, and object-based learning in formal and informal environments. She holds a PhD in Art History from the City University of New York and for more than 15 years teaches art history and works in Museum education. She also holds a BA in Education Sciences and has experience in research, development and implementation of educational programs for different age groups.

Alicia Mino, Art Educator, Manager of the School and Community Programs

An accomplished practicing artists and art educator, Alicia Mino received her Master’s in visual communication from the Metropolitan University of Chile, She spent fifteen years in Italy studying art history, oil painting, and sculpture. She presented in numerous art exhibitions and founded the Mates Art and Design Studio, where she taught drawing, oil/acrylic painting, and sculpture fundamentals for ten years. In 2008 Alicia moved to Philadelphia where she continues to exhibit her work and teaches art.

Lindsey Murphy, Art Educator and K-8 Program Coordinator

An art educator with over a decade of experience in the field of education, Lindsey Murphy has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology; concentration in Archaeology from Millersville University, and an Elementary Teaching Certification from Millersville University. She worked as a general education classroom teacher in the Oxford Area School District in Chester County, PA for 8 years, and has worked in PAFA’s education department over the past 11 years creating and implementing numerous museum tours and art making experiences for children and families of all backgrounds, becoming the K-8 Program Coordinator in 2019..

Melissa Hendrixson, Art Educator

Melissa Hendrixson is an artist and art educator who has worked in Museum Education for over five years. She has her Bachelor's of Fine Arts and Studio Certificate from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and has gained experience through assisting the coordination and development of various museum programming including family programs, youth art classes, and summer camps. She now works for the School and Community Partnership Program as an art educator where she develops and implements museum tours, school lessons, and community outreach programs to support student learning, parental engagement and visual literacy initiatives.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: It is our sincere desire that no child be denied the opportunity to attend camp because of financial difficulties. Thanks to our generous donors, PAFA is able to offer a limited number of scholarships.

Please email artcamp[AT]pafa.org to receive a scholarship application

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Friday Art Show

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: PAFA offers a year round programs, online and in person for youth and families that engage parents and children with the museum collection and art-making. Our programs inculde art classes for middle school students, afterschool program for kids 6-11, and Sunday Family workshops. please visit Our Camp Website Link: www.pafa.org

OTHER CAMP INFO: Drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, comic books and graphic novels, collage and mixed media, and video arts.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Dates
June 21 - August 13, 8 weeks

Ages: 6-14 (groups: 6-8; 9-11; 12-14)

Mon-Fri from 9am - 3pm each day (except July 5rd).

For camps description, cost and schedule go to the registration website. Our Camp Website Link: www.pafa.org

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Camp Assistants and Camp Instructors.
Please visit for current job announcements and apply via 
Our Camp Website Link: hr.pafa.org

CAMP FACILITIES: Summit has approx. 30 traditional wooden cabins with electric and private facilities in each cabin. Our main buildings include our newly refinished dining hall, air-conditioned recreational hall, our medical facility, and a newly built outdoor pavilion. Summit utilizes three A frame buildings for our arts programs, a wilderness treehouse with camp fire area for cookouts, newly resurfaced basketball/tennis courts, high/low ropes course with climbing wall, heated pool, private lake, nature fields with a farm area, martial arts dojo, go-kart track with 3 karts. Summit has a small amphitheatre adjacent to our lake, with a miraculous view of our beautiful setting where we enjoy swimming, canoeing, and riding our banana boats. Our camp resides on a gently rising hillside, thus providing us with the physical basis for our motto, "The Magic on the Hill."

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Summit Camp is a co-ed sleepaway camp for ages 8-19 years with issues of attention: AD/HD, HFA/Asperger’s Disorder, and/or learning differences. Using the frame of a traditional sleepaway camp, we create platforms of success where our campers can experience outcomes such as improved self-esteem, lasting friendships, and increased independence. This is accomplished through a well-orchestrated and expertly staffed backdrop to a largely traditional camp experience- guided challenges, waterfront, adventure course, and more. It is our goal and desire to take our campers from observing peer interactions to engaging in them, to learn and celebrate their own strengths and successes, and to feel a sense of belonging and shared community with those around them while they are with us.

Our Teen Travel program extends the Summit community to provide a safe yet exciting adventure to one of our many attractive national and international destination tours offering 14 day and 19 day excursions. Summit Weekenders provide a youth-group style social retreat for adolescents to have an oasis of independence, enjoyment, and success during the school year months. Regardless of the specific program, Summit provides an expertly staffed, highly structured, and truly fun experience for our youth, and has been doing so since 1969. Summit is accredited by the American Camp Association and takes pride in our long term commitment to and successes in working with special needs youth.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: Our Transitions to Adult Living Skills program for youth aged 15-19 provides learning and vocational opportunities for our teens. We also have vocational programs for upper camp including, big brother/big sister, waiter/waitressing, working in a specialty area or as UL assistant, photography, and more. Our SUPER TEEN program focuses on building the executive function and daily living skills OUR kids needs to succeed as independently as possible.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Summit provides weekender programs in metropolitan areas throughout the country which run from Friday evening until Sunday mid-day that provide an oasis of social involvement for our youth. NY/NJ and DC/VA weekenders meet on a monthly basis.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Summit has the following resident summer staff in addition to our dual layer of counselors and specialists. • Team of senior directorship including a Master's of Education, licensed social worker, counseling psychologist, and school psychologist. • On site Physician and group of RN's for excellent medication management and treatment on site. • Head counselor who has been a proud member of the Summit community since 1983. We pride ourselves on our ongoing support and training of our staff and our phenomenal return rate of excellent seasonal staff who help us orchestrate and bring the magic to our youth year after year.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Ongoing information can be found on our website at: Our Camp Website Link: www.summitcamp.com
Travel Tours 2018: Southeast Theme Parks; San Francisco and Hawaii; Disney Alaskan Cruise

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
We would love to hear from interested applicants! We are looking for staff 20+ years of age. Counselors have prior experience working with our populations and are looking for a unique opportunity to develop skills and experience in the best setting, with the best supervision, available!

Our specialty teams include waterfront, arts, performing arts, adventure, nature, science, computers, athletics, and go-karting.

We are looking for specialty teachers that have experience leading youth and instructing others in their given area.

Please contact Leah Love, MS, leahl[AT]summitcamp.com, with interest in working for us. You may have never considered a special needs camp program- but let us show you why working for us may be the summer of a lifetime!

CAMP FACILITIES: Winding Trails Summer Day Camp, established in 1947 is accredited through the American Camp Association and licensed with the State of Connecticut. Campers from the ages of 3–13 can enjoy over twenty different summer activities from swimming and soccer, to archery and arts and crafts.

The camp is open to the public; however, Winding Trails members get a discount on the fees. Winding Trails has an extensive summer of opportunities for your enjoyment. Our full day camp will promise to bring smiles to your child’s face with activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, nature, archery, sports, book, boating, music and drama, and our outdoor adventure course.

Winding Trails also offers halfday programs for 3–5 year-olds. Watch as your child grows socially, physically and emotionally stronger as the summer proceeds. Enjoy the special bonds created with our counselors and camp buddies.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp is where campers canoe and swim, make fires and friends, try archery and outdoor adventure, and explore drama and the arts. But Camp is much more than that. Campers and counselors work together,learn new skills, and build an honest,caring and respectful community where all individuals grow.

It is this strongsense of community that translates into an unparalleled loyalty and fondness for Winding Trails, among counselors and campers alike.

The heart of our programs has much to do with stretching to meet mental and physical challenges, gaining confidence and becoming skilled at teamwork. Our programs incorporate the natural surroundings and require a can-do attitude, cooperation and age appropriate independence.

Active and successful participation in the day camp experience at Winding Trails entails the ability to independently, safely and
cooperatively:

• Cooperate with similarly aged campers in a unit, and take part in
the social and play time of the unit.

• Exhibit suitable behavior without needing more than the
usual amount of individual attention.

• Be responsible for personal care, and individual health
and safety.

• Follow a varied individual and group activity schedule,
that is age appropriate with graduated skill development.

• Maneuver rugged terrain and distances between
activities that are part of the natural surroundings.

• Understand and respond to group instruction for most of
the activities offered at Camp.

• Act appropriately in case of an emergency.

• Contribute positively to the overall spirit of the Camp community.

Winding Trails Summer Day Camp endeavors to arrange reasonable accommodations to make Camp accessible while preserving the rustic facilities, natural surroundings and a quality camping experience for all.

CAMP LEADERSHIP CIT/LIT PROGRAMS: he position of C.I.T. at Winding Trails Summer Day Camp is an important one. If chosen, you will learn many of the skills needed to work with children such as child safety, interaction, new games, age related activities, etc.

Although meeting new friends and having fun here is a by-product of this program, this should not be your primary motive for applying. You should be applying because you have a desire to work with children in a camp setting.

The C.I.T. Program is designed as a two-year program for entering ninth and tenth graders. Some candidates are admitted for one year. This program has become very popular in recent years and competition for our few available openings has been overwhelming. Take your time and fill out the enclosed application completely. It must be filled out by you, not by your parents. Be sure to list any experience you have in working with children, participation in camps, sports or clubs. Please note the swim level that you last completed. Also, give some thought to the essay question and why you want to be in the program.Send a resume if possible.

Based on your application, we will evaluate whether or not we feel you will be a good candidate for our program and an interview may be scheduled. The closing date for applying for this program is Wednesday, February 26, 2014. Interviews will only be held on Saturday March 1, 2014. Decisions will be made based upon the following criteria; application/experience/references 25%, essay 25% and interview 50%.

Please got to out website for application and reference forms: Our Camp Website Link: www.windingtrails.org

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Each year through the generosity of families, local businesses, and others, Winding Trails offers free or discounted tuition to our summer camp program. Campership is the financial Assistance Program of Winding Trails, Inc. and its Summer Day Camp. Winding Trails, Inc. is committed to serving everyone regardless of their financial capabilities. In order to be considered for these funds please download the Campership Request Form on our website. Our Camp Website Link: www.windingtrails.org

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Session 1: June 23, 2014 - July 4, 2014. (There will be camp on Friday, July 4th.)
Session 2: July 7, 2104 - July 18, 2104
Session 3: July 21, 2014 - August 1, 2104
Session 4: August 4, 2104 - August 15, 2014

2014 Fees
Regular Camp Fees - entering Kindergarten - eighth grade
Members Non Members
$ 480.00 $ 540.00

Half Day Campers - three and four year olds
Members Non Members
$ 330.00 $ 360.00

Early Drop Off (7:30am - 9:00am): $50.00 per session

Late Pick Up (3:30pm - 5:30pm): $50.00 per session

A reservation deposit of $100.00 per child, per session is required. This deposit will be deducted from the session fee when the balance is paid.

Fees include all camp activities, bus transportation, milk and insurance (up to $1,000 coverage).

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: July 11-22 (Monday-Friday)

August 1-12 (Monday-Friday)

Theatre Scrapbook’s Summer Camp is for children in grades K through 12.
The July session show will be Seussical & the August session show will be Moana.
This is a two week intensive program where campers will learn and perform a musical. No experience is necessary to participate, every camper who auditions will be in the show. As the camp session is short, it is important that the children be able to attend every day of camp.
▪ Rehearsals run from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm each day, with the exception of the performance day
▪ There will be a snack/lunch break in the middle of camp
▪ The goals of our camp are to help the children develop self-confidence and performance skills, as well as to have fun and make new friends in the community
▪ The children audition on the first day of camp and receive their roles the following day
▪ Each day, the children meet with our staff to learn their lines and songs, as well as engaging in theater activities
▪ On the last day of camp, we will stage a full Broadway-style show for the entire community with singing, dancing, costumes, lights and music.

Located at:
Stonington High School Auditorium
176 South Broad St. Pawcatuck, CT 06379

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Please inquire for financial aid.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Final performances are at 2:00 PM on the final Friday of the camp.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Students spend two weeks immersed in an imaginative, supportive, and fun environment taking interactive classes in acting, clowning, stage combat, voice, movement, and theatrical design – all while rehearsing a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare's plays.

Campers become their own Renaissance Theatre Troupe, creating costumes, props, and backdrops to create a kid-driven final performance for friends and family on the last day of camp.

Scholarships are available for those who qualify!

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
July 13 - 24 - SCSU
July 27 - August 7 - Trinity Church
August 10 - 21 - SCSU

Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (early drop-off at 8:30 and aftercare 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. available for $150)
Tuition: $550 - Online payments will incur a 2.9% processing fee of $16.25. Parents can also pay for registration via mailed check.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: "Miss Beth" has been teaching and directing young actors for over 20 years and has drawn a loyal following. Past shows she has produced here at The PAC include "Spring Awakening", "Rent", "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown", "Cabaret", "Chicago", "Godspell", "Into The Woods", "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee", "Annie" & "Seussical, The Musical". In addition, Miss Beth is known for creating original musical revue's that allow every child to shine! Some past revue's include "Broadway Bedlam", "Broadway, Disney's Way", "Broadway, Our Way" and "The Book of Broadway" to name just a few favorites.

We also have Jackie Decho-Holm on staff. Jackie has directed productions of "A Midsummer Nights Dream", "Dog See's God" and "Much Ado About Nothing" with our Stage 2 Teens program.

We believe in a high-quality, affordable education in the theatre arts that is truly inclusive of all. Our space has been dubbed the "No judgement zone"...a place where all are free to explore their creativity and expand their imagination!

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Our scholarship fund is presently depleted, but I advise parents who live in New Milford to apply for MVPSOS.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: We offer shows and classes year round.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Wizard of Oz
June 26th - July 29th
Monday-Friday, 10:00-2:00
$350

Heathers, The Musical
June 26th-August 6th
Monday-Friday, 2:00-6:00
$350

CAMP FACILITIES: We have 110 acres with an indoor pool. dining hall, music building, performing arts center, dance studio, a riding stable and modern cottages.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: The Glenholme School's Summer Program captures the essence of summer fun amidst the stunning backdrop of the Berkshire Mountains here in New England. Located in Washington CT, the Summer Program invigorates the mind, body and spirit through the myriad of activities that provide fun, active participation through competitions, team development and skill building efforts. Through it all young people build confidence, friends, tolerance, and respect for their fellow youth and the effective role of the adults around them. Students leave with a complete understanding of community and a sense of active participation in a positive and productive environment. Sessions are 3, 4 or 5 weeks long.

Students attend school for two classes each day and have many regular activities throughout the week; afterward they engage in different events.

The Glenholme School
81 Sabbaday Lane, Washington, CT 06793-0138; 860-868-7377; FAX 860-868-7894
Website: Our Camp Website Link: www.theglenholmeschool.org.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: The Glenholme School is a year-round boarding an day school for students.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Go to Our Camp Website Link: www.theglenholmeschool.org.

SUMMER CAMP JOBS:
Direct Support Professionals

CAMP FACILITIES: Private boarding school facilities

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Each camper designs her own schedule with the help of her advisor on the first day of camp. Campers in grades 8 and above choose 2 or 3 sports in which to participate. Younger campers choose 3-5 sports.

Sports include: basketball, cross-country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball.

Our main objective is to teach each player how to fully reach her potential in each of her chosen sports. Our exercises, drills and training games are designed to teach individual techniques and tactics through creative and motivating sessions in an environment of positive reinforcement and communication. All sports at SPIRIT are taught using the simple coaching principle that girls learn and develop skills most quickly when they are having fun.

When we are not on the playing fields, our mission continues to develop girls to be the best they can be while also bringing out the best in others. We develop and discuss confidence, a positive self-image, teamwork and cooperation. We also foster and support good communication, responsibility and leadership skills, Campers have the option of registering for three or two weeks: July 9 to 29 or July 9 to 22, 2017.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Financial Aid applications available upon request.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Winter address: 2222 Charles Lane, Akron, OH 44333

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Check us out at Our Camp Website Link: www.spiritsportscamp.com

CAMP FACILITIES: We have a 10,000 square foot facility which includes a black box theater, dance studio, 2 classrooms and a shop/design studio.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Shakespeare Alive! is a collaboration between Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater and the Middletown-based professional theater company ARTFARM. The program will be directed by ARTFARM Artistic Director Marcella Trowbridge. Marcella is a professional performer, teacher and theater director. She specializes in making classic work immediate and contemporary. She has directed dozens of plays, including many original, classic and contemporary works, as well as Shakespeare’s King Lear, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and others. Some of the favorite roles that she has played include Hamlet, Lady Macbeth, Beatrice, Titania, and Kate in The Taming of the Shrew. She holds an MFA in Theater from Rose Bruford College in London.

Additional staff will include specialists in stage combat, ensemble performance and voice, as well as a professional team of designers.

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Ample financial aid is available. Contact info[AT]oddfellows.org or call (860) 347-6143 if you have questions about payment or financial aid.

FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Family are welcome to the performances on July 30 & 31, and there will be small share events throughout the program to which family will be invited.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Oddfellows Playhouse Teen Repertory Company provides performance and training opportunities to teenagers throughout the school year. Auditions for Fall Teen Rep will be in mid-September.

OTHER CAMP INFO: Stage Combat. Voice and Diction. Unlocking Shakespeare's text.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Shakespeare Alive runs July 12 - 31, Monday through Friday, 10 am to 3 pm. There will be extended sessions on Thursday, July 29 for dress rehearsal , and 5 pm performances on July 30 & 31.

Tuition for the 3 week program is $300 for Middletown residents, $600 for out-of-towners, and ample financial aid is available to support any family that needs it -- lack of resources should not be a reason to not participate.

CAMP FACILITIES: One in-person camp will be held at the Georgetown Public Library in July 2025, located in Sussex County, DE.

CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Beginner coding skills are taught helping children learn sequencing and terms that grown up coders use everyday to create video games and more. Math and Science activities engage your child in learning and our ARTS program helps students understand how computer artists work in the field.

YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: This program can also be delivered through our TUTORING service by appointment during the summer.

CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
Online camps such as summer, holiday and school break camps run for 2.5 hours and cost $55 for the session.
1-hour classes run all year long and currently cost $20 per class.