15–18 June (Closed 19 June)

Grades P3, P4 and K

Imaginative Dance
Presented by: Ms. Alina

Campers enjoy dancing in the open air, stretching exercises, and imaginative dance! They are exposed to a world of dance that encourages creative thought and builds self-esteem. Each class studies movement, balance, and a variety of dance styles from around the world. Attendees develop their flexibility and grow in their artistic ability as they create dance.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 19 June)
Cost: $240.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

Grades P4 and K

Martial Arts Around the World
Presented by: Karate X

Martial Arts Around the World focuses on martial arts worldwide, including the USA, China, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Europe. Campers are introduced to famous martial arts heroes and villains, such as samurai and ninjas, keeping it entertaining! This is an active camp, and campers learn and practice Karate and Kung Fu for a unique and positive summer experience! Each action-packed day includes physical and mental activities, games, and drills to build body and mind! The professional instructors know how to challenge and motivate kids of all ages, building self-confidence and discipline. This camp is for all skill levels, even those who have never practiced Karate!

Half Days: 1:00 p.m..–4:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 19 June)
Cost: $240.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

Grades K, 1, and 2

Little Coders Robotics and Outdoor STEAM
Presented by: Coding with Kids

Campers will dive into the world of robotics while enjoying fun outdoor STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) activities! They will experience the joy of bringing a robot to life in this full-day camp filled with discovery, creativity, and fun! Early learners use visual, child-friendly programming tools to explore how robots think, move, and react. They’ll learn foundational coding concepts—such as sequences, events, and loops—while programming their robots to play music, flash lights, navigate simple mazes, respond to sounds, and avoid obstacles.

Beyond coding and robotics, campers spend part of each day outdoors—enjoying structured, educational STEAM activities that encourage teamwork, creativity, and innovation. Whether solving design challenges or exploring how science connects to the world around them, campers get a healthy balance of tech learning and active outdoor time in this full-day experience. By the end of the course, campers will be able to program their robot with confidence and independently. Join us for a full day of coding and fun!

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 19 June)
Cost: $486.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/16 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Martial Arts and Movies
Presented by: Karate X

Martial Arts and the Movies camp focuses on martial arts shows such as The Karate Kid, Kung Fu Panda, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Campers learn how choreography, stunts, acting, and sound effects create realistic scenes. They are also introduced to famous martial arts heroes and villains like samurais and ninjas, keeping it entertaining! Each action-packed day includes physical and mental activities, games, and drills to build body and mind. The professional instructors know how to challenge and motivate kids of all ages, building self-confidence and discipline. This camp is for all skill levels, even those who have never practiced Karate. This is an active course, and campers will not be watching movies.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 19 June)
Cost: $240.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

 

Fun with Fiber
 Presented by: Smart with Art

Campers explore weaving, braiding, and stitching using colorful threads, yarns, and fabrics. They will experiment with patterns, textures, and design while discovering new ways to create with fiber.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 19 June)
Cost: $299.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

22–26 June

Grades K, 1, and 2

Imaginative Dance
Presented by: Ms. Alina

Campers enjoy dancing in the open air, stretching exercises, and imaginative dance! They are exposed to a world of dance that encourages creative thought and builds self-esteem. Each class studies movement, balance, and a variety of dance styles from around the world. Attendees develop their flexibility and grow in their artistic ability as they create dance.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $300.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Cartooning and Comic Camp
Presented by: Smart with Art

Campers will have a playful week of drawing, designing, and bringing characters to life! Attendees will experience creative storytelling, drawing, and comic-making fun as they use their imaginations to create unique characters and craft their own comic scenes.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $373.75
Number of Students: 8 Minimum /12 Maximum

 

TinkerBots + Castles, Kings, and Wizards
Presented by: Snapology

This full-day camp combines two popular Snapology camps. It is a robotics-powered adventure in the morning where campers team up to solve real-world challenges, like cleaning up garbage or exploring space, using coding, STEAM concepts, and collaboration. In the afternoon, campers use LEGO® bricks to build medieval fantasies, combining magic and history for a fun, educational adventure.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $575.00
Number of Students: 6 Minimum /20 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

Jump Rope for Fun and Fitness (Tue.–Fri. 23-26 June)
Presented by: RopeWorks

Ropeworks' approach to skill development provides a fun, success-oriented environment that creates an exciting, motivating experience for every participant. The program is designed for all skill levels and encourages participants to learn at their own pace in a fun and rewarding way! Camp activities include instruction and demonstrations in single-rope skills, partner routines, double-dutch jumping, long-rope skills, trampoline boards, group choreography, and juggling. Camp culminates with a performance for family and friends. Instructors are nationally competitive and performance jump rope athletes. The camp is directed by Rene Bibaud, a five-time world jump rope champion, artist, and coach of Cirque Du Soleil.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $206.25
Number of Students: 15 Minimum /45 Maximum

22 June–2 July (Closed 3 July)

Grades K and 1

Full STEAM Ahead with Art in Motion
Teacher: Lynette Oshiro

Participants transform into scientists and engineers during a two-week journey of discovery. The curriculum features hands-on experiments, building, and tinkering designed to spark curiosity. Outside the classroom, these researchers collect and investigate science in its natural habitat. By creating STEM projects that integrate art and geometry, participants learn to approach problems from every angle. The program emphasizes teamwork and peer-to-peer collaboration to solve challenges and share new ideas. These group efforts help participants develop the leadership and communication skills required for a future in STEAM.

Full Day: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 3 July)
Cost: $1,300.00
Number of Campers: 10 Minimum /16 Maximum

29 June–2 July (Closed 3 July)

Grades P4, K, and 1 

Med School: Powering Up with Superhero Science
Presented by: Kids Science Labs

Preparing little doctors for a potential future in medicine inspires this favorite camp that explores the worlds of biology and chemistry with an understanding of how modern medicine will help us power future superheroes. Whether it is with super strength, bionic vision, or web-slinging capabilities, children want to power up just like the characters and superheroes they are fans of. In this biomedical engineering camp for science and science fiction lovers alike, our young heroes will explore the tools and techniques behind modern medical capabilities that blur the line between human and superhuman. As scientists, participants will design their own power-ups, such as bionic limbs and eyes, discover basic science about the body, and deploy their findings using modern medical techniques.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 3 July)
Cost: $350.00
Number of Students: 7 Minimum /15 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Prehistoric Creatures Robotics + Snap Summer Games
Presented by: Snapology

In the morning, campers build and code prehistoric robots while learning about sensors, mechanics, and programming through fun, collaborative challenges. In the afternoon, they explore the history of the Olympics and sports while building LEGO® creations, fostering creativity, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 3 July)
Cost: $460.00
Number of Campers: 6 Minimum/20 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, and 5

Med School: Powering Up with Superhero Science
Presented by: Kids Science Labs

Preparing little doctors for a potential future in medicine inspires this favorite camp that explores the worlds of biology and chemistry with an understanding of how modern medicine will help us power future superheroes. Whether it is with super strength, bionic vision, or web-slinging capabilities, children want to power up just like the characters and superheroes they are fans of. In this biomedical engineering camp for science and science fiction lovers alike, our young heroes will explore the tools and techniques behind modern medical capabilities that blur the line between human and superhuman. As scientists, participants will design their own power-ups, such as bionic limbs and eyes, discover basic science about the body, and deploy their findings using modern medical techniques.

Half Days: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. (Closed Fri. 3 July)
Cost: $350.00
Number of Students: 7 Minimum /15 Maximum

6–10 July

Grades P4, K, and 1

Global Soccer Adventure
Presented by: Soccer Shots

This camp invites young players to explore the excitement of the world’s biggest international soccer celebration through play, creativity, and teamwork. Campers will “travel” to different countries each day, learning about cultures from around the world while building soccer skills in a fun, age‑appropriate environment. Each session blends movement, imagination, and friendship as campers participate in mini matches, skill challenges, crafts, and themed games inspired by international soccer traditions. Every camper receives: a Soccer Shots jersey, a Soccer Shots soccer ball, a special end-of-camp prize, a summer camp certificate, a player evaluation, and a printed team photo.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $343.75
Number of Campers: 10 Minimum/12 Maximum

Grades K and 1

Journey Through Art
Teacher: Lynette Oshiro

This program transforms art appreciation into a vibrant adventure through the lens of history and global culture. Campers study the iconic styles of famous classical artists, such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso, to inspire their own original masterpieces. While learning the fundamental principles of design and color theory, students experiment with an array of tactile textures and art forms. The daily activities feature a diverse mix of media, including drawing, painting, and modeling clay, as well as specialized crafts such as weaving and embroidery. Children also explore the intricate arts of origami and yarn or string art to round out their technical skills. Each camper concludes the week with a personal portfolio that reflects their growth and self-expression.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Cost: $725.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/16 Maximum

Grades K, 1, and 2

Little Engineers: Intro to Simple Machines
Presented by: Coding with Kids

What are “simple machines”? They’re the hidden tools that make everyday things work—helping us lift, move, and build with less effort. Think of a seesaw lifting a friend, a wheel assisting a car’s roll, or a crane’s rope and pulley raising something heavy. At this camp, young makers learn these big ideas by building them through fun, hands‑on, mission-based challenges. They build inventions to help a friendly class mascot complete mini-missions, such as crossing a canyon on a bridge or lifting treasure with a pulley crane. Along the way, they practice core engineering skills like problem-solving, testing, and refining designs. By the end, participants gain the confidence to turn their creative ideas into real, working inventions. This exciting, hands-on camp is the perfect first step into the world of engineering! 

Half Days: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $369.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/16 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4

Exploring Fantasy Game Development
Presented by: Open World, Digipen

In video games, players battle dragons, explore enchanted castles, and solve magical mysteries-adventures that bring imagination to life through interactive storytelling. Game design teaches how to build worlds players want to explore and craft challenges that feel rewarding, connecting creative thinking with problem‑solving and planning. Campers in this exploration camp transform their fantasy world ideas into playable adventures through physical design activities and digital coding with MakeCode Arcade. Through creating mystical levels and designing epic challenges, campers build their own unique final project game to take home on a handheld console-an enchanted creation they can quest through and share.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $750.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/15 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Ancient Art Explorers
Presented by: Creartz

Travel through time and uncover the art of ancient civilizations! Campers create Egyptian pop-ups, paint Aztec suns, design Greek vases, and sculpt clay busts inspired by some of the greatest cultures of history.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $344.00
Number of Campers: 10 Minimum/12 Maximum

13–17 July

Grades P4 and K

Junior Engineers
Presented by: Snapology

Perfect for curious little builders, Junior Engineers lets campers create working models—like elevators and robotic dogs—using LEGO® DUPLO® bricks, while learning teamwork, design, and the basics of engineering through playful collaboration.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $343.75
Number of Campers: 6 Minimum/10 Maximum

Grades P4, K, and 1

ChemBusters: Chemistry for Kids
Presented by: Kids Science Labs

Young innovators combine chemistry and critical thinking to explore the wonders of liquid matter, unlocking curiosity through hands-on experimentation. In this high-energy environment, ChemBusters master all-time favorites like "lava" eruptions and bubbling potions while discovering the alchemy behind stacking liquids like blocks. Whether they are learning why mixing orange juice and milk causes a reaction or mastering the logic of ratios, these new scientists in town are constantly engaged. The experience is jam‑packed with the classic core concepts they love, including lessons on density, viscosity, and other mixing madness. By taking a practical approach to why some substances blend while others remain immiscible, campers gain the foundational facts necessary for high school and college-level science. It is a deep dive into the "why" behind the "wow," turning every experiment into a problem-solving adventure. 

Half Days: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $437.50
Number of Campers: 7 Minimum/15 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

Summer Fun Arts and Crafts
Teacher: Ms. Amelia

Campers ignite their imagination through a whirlwind of painting, drawing, and hands-on making. It’s a space where young creators are free to get messy, dream big, and bring their wildest ideas to life alongside a community of fellow artists.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Cost: $718.75
Number of Campers: 10 Minimum/15 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, and 5

ChemBusters: Chemistry for Kids
Presented by: Kids Science Labs

Young innovators combine chemistry and critical thinking to explore the wonders of liquid matter, unlocking curiosity through hands-on experimentation. In this high-energy environment, ChemBusters master all-time favorites like "lava" eruptions and bubbling potions while discovering the alchemy behind stacking liquids like blocks. Whether they are learning why mixing orange juice and milk causes a reaction or mastering the logic of ratios, these new scientists in town are constantly engaged. The experience is jam‑packed with the classic core concepts they love, including lessons on density, viscosity, and other mixing madness. By taking a practical approach to why some substances blend while others remain immiscible, campers gain the foundational facts necessary for high school and college-level science. It is a deep dive into the "why" behind the "wow," turning every experiment into a problem-solving adventure. 

Half Days: 9:00 p.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $437.50
Number of Campers: 7 Minimum/15 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6

Machine Sewing
Presented by: Little Hands Creations

Whether campers are brand-new to machine sewing or experienced, this camp is designed for their skill level. Campers receive a complete machine safety overview, after which new participants complete our beginner sewing curriculum, while more experienced participants build on their existing skills and take their sewing abilities to the next level. The camp is participant-led, and campers advance at their own pace, with autonomy over the projects they choose to create. Projects include bags, backpacks, stuffed animals, games, clothing, accessories, and more. This camp is popular, comprehensive, and where creativity knows no bounds! 

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $656.25
Number of Campers: 3 Minimum/16 Maximum

20 July–24 July

Grades P4, K, and 1

The Fairy Camp
Presented by: Epic Art

The Fairy Camp is a magical week for Mini Makers who love tiny worlds and spending the morning knee‑deep in artful materials. Campers will build a handmade fairy (or creature) house with a mini-garden, layering from the forest floor to the rooftop with natural and faux treasures and all the Epic details that make it glow. They will spend a morning creating magical potions (mad-scientist color, glitter, and sensory excitement, oh my) and making the coolest “my Era” backpack keychain bling with resin molds and beading! Wrapping up the week is a little face paint and washable sparkles, too, just because it’s so fun. 

Epic Art provides a nut-free snack and drink each day. Please send a refillable water bottle, and dress for the artful mess (no new or special outfits).

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $493.75
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/10 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Printmaking with Passion
Presented by: Smart with Art

Campers dive into the colorful world of printmaking, where creativity comes alive with every press and pull. Through hands-on exploration of stamping, stenciling, and other exciting techniques, they will experiment with bold patterns, layered textures, and a variety of materials. As they discover how different tools and methods transform their ideas into vibrant prints, campers gain confidence as artists and joy in the creative process. Each day brings new opportunities to explore, experiment, and see their imagination take shape on the page.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $373.75
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/12 Maximum

 

Robotics and Coding
Presented by: AI & Robotics Academy

In this hands-on camp, participants bridge the gap between engineering and software by building custom robots equipped with motors, sensors, and microcontrollers. After mastering the fundamentals of mechanical design, they use block-based coding to bring their creations to life—developing essential logic and problem-solving skills as they program their bots to navigate challenges.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $499.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/20 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, and 5

The Ultimate Treehouse
Presented by: Epic Art

The Ultimate Treehouse camp is a long-standing Epic Art signature and one of our most loved, action‑packed sculptural builds. This year, the camp is going up a notch: artists create a whole two‑story treehouse world, complete with a hand-built hillside and magical steps leading to a second-floor deck. Up top, they will design a tiny room with painted walls, handmade windows, mini books, and all the Epic details, plus a star-gazing balcony with a telescope and a tire swing! Campers will spend the first couple of days in this bustling camp, building up in sturdy layers, starting with a strong recycled armature, then paper-mâché (yes, delightfully messy), followed by base paint and treetop design. Once the structure is dry, they will bring the whole world to life with natural and faux plants, creatures, and the details that they get completely absorbed in—think caves, ladders, waterfalls, riverbeds, campfires, signs, picnic spots, a welcoming door, windows, and lighting. Returning treehouse artists are always welcome, because every treehouse becomes a brand-new adventure world, and this one is going to be awesome! 

Epic Art provides a nut-free snack and drink each day. Please send a refillable water bottle, and dress for the artful mess (no new or special outfits).

Half Days: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $493.75
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/10 Maximum

27–31 July

Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4

Exploring LEGO Stop-Motion
Presented by: Open World, Digipen

Stop-motion animation brings toys to life through film-making magic—the same technique used in blockbuster movies and hit shows. Creating animated stories develops visual storytelling, patience, and creative problem-solving while teaching the fundamentals of timing, movement, and how to transform everyday objects into on-screen characters. Campers learn animation principles and filming techniques to transform LEGO builds into moving stories with the Stop Motion Studio Pro app. By adding motion, stories, and editing, students discover how to bring static bricks to life. Then, by completing their final project animated film, they can share their creations with friends and family.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $750.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/15 Maximum

Grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

Jump Rope for Fun and Fitness
Presented by: Ropeworks

Ropeworks' approach to skill development provides a fun, success-oriented environment that creates an exciting, motivating experience for every participant. The program is designed for all skill levels and encourages participants to learn at their own pace in a fun and rewarding way! Camp activities include instruction and demonstrations in single-rope skills, partner routines, double-dutch jumping, long-rope skills, trampoline boards, group choreography, and juggling. Camp culminates with a performance for family and friends. Instructors are nationally competitive and performance jump rope athletes. The camp is directed by Rene Bibaud, a five-time world jump rope champion, artist, and coach of Cirque Du Soleil. 

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $243.75
Number of Campers: 15 Minimum/45 Maximum

Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

Robotics and Outdoor STEAM
Presented by: Coding with Kids

Campers will dive into the world of robotics while enjoying fun outdoor STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) activities! During this hands-on camp, they learn to code a robot using a block-based coding environment and explore fundamental coding concepts such as sequences, loops, variables, and events. Campers apply these skills to complete exciting missions, including autonomously navigating a maze, avoiding obstacles, playing music, following a line, and responding to sounds. Beyond coding and robotics, students spend part of each day outdoors enjoying structured, educational STEAM activities that encourage teamwork, creativity, and innovation. Whether solving design challenges or exploring how science connects to the world around them, campers get a healthy balance of tech learning and active outdoor time in this full-day experience. For this camp, there is a $10 added maintenance fee for the use of the robot that each student will use during the camp.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $615.00
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/16 Maximum

3–7 August

Grades P4, K, and 1

Global Soccer Adventure
Presented by: Soccer Shots

This camp invites young players to explore the excitement of the world’s biggest international soccer celebration through play, creativity, and teamwork. Campers will “travel” to different countries each day, learning about cultures from around the world while building soccer skills in a fun, age‑appropriate environment. Each session blends movement, imagination, and friendship as campers participate in mini matches, skill challenges, crafts, and themed games inspired by international soccer traditions. Every camper receives: a Soccer Shots jersey, a Soccer Shots soccer ball, a special end-of-camp prize, a summer camp certificate, a player evaluation, and a printed team photo.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $343.75
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/10 Maximum

 

Treehouse Tales
Presented by: Epic Art

Calling all tiny forest builders! The fairies are looking for a new place to live, and they need help to make it magical. Treehouse Tales is for our awesome Mini Makers, where they will design, hand-build, and decorate a magical mini 2-story treehouse, building it up in layers and bringing it to life with paint, texture, pattern, and all sorts of artful, messy materials as they go. Campers will create cozy house details like colorful roofs and tiny furniture, then shift down to the forest floor to build a pond scene with lily pads, mini turtles, grasses, plants, and more. And yes, it glows too! This wonderful project keeps the imaginative play going long after camp is over. 

Epic Art provides a nut-free snack and drink each day. Please send a refillable water bottle, and dress for the artful mess (no new or special outfits).

Half Days: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $493.75
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/10 Maximum

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5

Floorball
Presented by: Emerald City Floorball

No ice, no skates, no problem. Feel the heat with the hottest new youth sport to hit the Eastside, Floorball! Floorball is fast, fun, safe, affordable, and inclusive, with no experience required. Join Coach Salvatore and Emerald City Floorball this Summer as he brings his 40+ years of passionate ball hockey coaching and experience to this camp. Campers learn the fundamental skills of hockey while having fun. Not only will your child learn these skills, but they will also get to apply them in a competitive, fun, interactive scrimmage. Everyone gets their daily dose of exercise while learning other skills such as healthy competition, teamwork, quick thinking, listening, and leadership.

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $343.75
Number of Campers: 12 Minimum/16 Maximum 

Grades 2, 3, 4, and 5

Clay and Paper Creations
Teacher: Nicole Johnson

Each day, campers experiment with a variety of clay techniques each day, creating unique projects such as polymer charms and original sculpted creatures. This camp combines hands-on artistic creation with engaging lessons in art history. Campers also dive into the world of paper crafts, mastering origami, creating beautiful paper flowers, and recycling paper to design their very own stationery.

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Cost: $725.00
Number of Campers: 6 Minimum/10 Maximum

 

Ultimate STEAM Fusion
Presented by: AI & Robotics Academy

Why choose just one topic? This variety camp keeps students engaged by exploring a different tech theme daily! 

Vibrobots: Students mix art and engineering to create "Art Bots" using circuits and craft materials (a take-home project). 

AI-Game Design: Students design video games and control them with hand gestures. 

Robotics: New building challenges!

Full Days: 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Cost: $499.00
Number of Campers: 8 Minimum/20 Maximum

 

Whiskerwick Manor
Presented by: Epic Art

An Epic camp for Makers to immerse themselves in constructing a multi-level tree filled with natural and faux plants, creatures, small living spaces, and anything else we can imagine! During the week, campers progressively build up a tree armature with recycled and reusable materials, get busy with new paper‑maché methods, and hand-design a treetop. Once they build the tree, they will dabble and explore with mark-making tools, natural wood and moss elements, rocks, textiles, and wire, creating small and mighty details such as secret caves, waterfalls, riverbeds, including ladders and swings, and of course tents, campfires, benches, and more. During the creative process, Makers explore their own innovation and creative potential while developing skills in the three-dimensional realm. This project is action-packed with plenty of creative potential, constant motion, and making. 

Epic Art provides a nut-free snack and drink each day. Please send a refillable water bottle, and dress for the artful mess (no new or special outfits).

Half Days: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Cost: $493.75
Number of Campers: 5 Minimum/10 Maximum