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ARTS & CRAFTS
ANIMATION ART
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 9-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
Did you ever want to make your
own stop motion animated ilm?
Or be a ilmmaker? Well here is
your chance! Learn how to story-
board, make sets and characters,
use cameras and computer
software, edit your footage, and
compose an original soundtrack.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
SCULPTURE AND FUSED
GLASS CLASS
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 9-14
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 19-23
Heres your chance to make your
own unique fused glass objects
from jewelry to glass trivets. You
will learn how to cut glass and
compose with color and shape.
As the students explore the art of
sculpture, students will also work
with wire, metal foil and other
materials.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
SCRAPBOOK/CARD MAKING
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8-17
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
Take your pictures and create
cool page designs or cards. Add
colors, shapes, cutouts, stamps,
sparkles, jewels and glitter,
and you will have an amazing
scrapbook!
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
MAKING MAGNIFICENT
MONSTERS!
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-10
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
Unleash your creativity in this
hands-on, monster-themed art
program. Imaginations will run
wild as the students use both
traditional and nontraditional art
materials to create an innovative
array of monsters: friendly, ierce
or funny. The week will conclude
with a monstrously fun art exhibit
of the creative creatures.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
BIG DREAMS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
Do you have a dream you never
SUMMER KIDS
told anyone? Come to Big Dreams
Camp and let your creative ideas
fly free! We will be using our
imaginations to invent and play
our own musical instruments,
perform our own puppet shows
(with homemade puppets), as
well as create all types of art! It is
a week for dreamers and creators
to run wild.
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (ages
9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
CREATIVE KIDS ARTS CAMP
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Ages: Rising grades 1 to 6
When: 9 a.m. to noon, June
26-30
Campers will do a variety of arts
and crafts through the week,
including mixing our own paint,
painting on canvas using acrylic
paint, creating a Batik on fabric
and much more!
Cost: $130
Info.:
www.dayspringchristian.com
Contact: Bonnie Lucas, blu-
cas@dayspringchristian.com,
717-285-2000
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
YOUTH STUDIO ART 1 FOR
GRADES 1-3
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 1-3
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
A class for the budding artist to
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experience a range of art-making
techniques and materials. K-12-
certiied art instructors will guide
your child through a variety of
materials and techniques, such
as drawing, painting and at least
one 3D project. Students will
experience their imagination
coming to life. Supplies provided.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
YOUTH STUDIO ART 1 FOR
GRADES 1-3
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 1-3
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 17-21
A class for the budding artist to
experience a range of art-making
techniques and materials. K-12-
certiied art instructors will guide
your child through a variety of
materials and techniques, such
as drawing, painting and at least
one 3D project. Students will
experience their imagination
coming to life. Supplies provided.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
making techniques and materials.
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP: SELF-
PORTRAIT COLLAGE FOR
GRADES 6.-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. July
10-14
Adobe Photoshop is so popular
that the word Photoshopped
has become a common way to
describe the process of edit-
ing any photo. It makes sense,
therefore, for anyone who likes
to take pictures and use them in
creative ways to master this gold-
standard application for fixing
photographic laws in color, light
and content, to combine multiple
photos into a single image, and
to create fun and interesting
special efects. This introductory
class doesnt require any prior
experience with Photoshop, but
students should know how to
Google, how to save iles to a
thumb or lash drive, and how to
use email.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
YOUTH STUDIO ART II FOR
GRADES 4-5
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 4-5
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
A class for the budding artist
to experience a range of art-
K-12-certiied art instructors will
guide your child through a vari-
ety of materials and techniques,
such as drawing, painting and at
least one 3D project. Students
will experience their imagination
coming to life. Supplies provided.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
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summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
YOUTH STUDIO ART II FOR
GRADES 4-5
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 4-5
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 17-21
A class for the budding artist to
experience a range of art-making
techniques and materials. K-12-
certiied art instructors will guide
your child through a variety of
materials and techniques, such as
drawing, painting and at least one
3D project. Students will experi-
ence their imagination coming to
life. Supplies provided.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
PAINTING & PRINTMAKING
FOR GRADES 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 24-28
In this introductory course,
students will have a chance to
explore two-dimensional art
through painting and printmak-
ing. Students will learn the fun-
damentals of both mediums, such
as color mixing, contrast, com-
position and dimension. Multiple
projects will explore a variety of
subjects, such as nature, architec-
ture, portraits, abstract and land-
scape. Students will also explore
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various processes for creating
original prints, including relief
printing (collagraphs and foam
prints), monoprinting and screen
printing. Create unique works
of art both in vibrant color and
classic monochromatic palettes.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
DRAWING FOR GRADES 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 17-21
What do animators, game design-
ers, architects, fashion designers,
cartoonists and ine artists have
in common? They know how to
draw. Using pencils and charcoal,
learn the basic skills of perspec-
tive, shading and composition. All
skill levels welcome.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
CARTOONING BASICS FOR
GRADES 1-5
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 1-5
When: 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. July
24-28
Put your love of drawing, story-
telling and silliness to work as you
explore the world of cartooning!
Young artists will learn to draw like
a cartoonist as they create their
own characters, learn about se-
quential art, and create their own
single-panel or multi-panel comic
strip. Students will also explore
traditional cartooning media for
drawing and inking their work.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
YOUNG ARTISTS ACADEMY
FOR GRADES 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 31-
Aug. 4
Your child has a creative spark;
lets nurture their curiosity and
artistic ability in a supportive
daily class that encourages ex-
ploration. Using the principles of
design and art history as a foun-
dation, your pre-teen/teen will
learn the signiicance of thinking
like an artist as they learn a mix of
diferent art-making techniques,
including drawing, painting,
sculpting and more. Lessons will
help inform and enhance their
personal development as a young
artist. This program is open to
all skill levels, and provides an
atmosphere for self-discovery,
camaraderie and small group
learning. All materials and sup-
plies included in the cost of the
class.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
COLLAGE & MIXED MEDIA
FOR GRADES 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
When: 12:30 to 3:30 p.m., July
31-Aug. 4
Collage is a highly versatile and
accessible art technique that
results in the playful combina-
tion of diferent and sometimes
unlikely materials. It is a medium
that allows for the fostering of
unique expression through the
use of materials in a new and
unexpected way. In this course,
learn through experimentation
with color, form, composition
and design, producing artwork
that is both representational
and abstract. Explore how to use
traditional media, such as paint,
graphite, charcoal and ink, in
combination with found imagery,
text, texture and natural/found
objects. Class will ind inspiration
through discussions of art history
and visual presentations of vari-
ous artists who have worked with
collage and mixed media.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
CARTOONING 2 FOR GRADES
6-9
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 7-11
Continue exploring the tools,
skills and methods employed
by professional cartoonists.
Students will delve deeper into
character and story develop-
ment while experimenting with
more advanced drawing and il-
lustration techniques. Expand the
comic you began in Cartooning
Basics, or bring a whole new
idea to life! Cartooning Basics a
required prerequisite.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR
GRADES 6-9
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 6-9
When: 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Aug.
7-11
Love photography, but feel like
your photos could be better?
You will gain an understanding
of how to control your digital
SLR Camera, create eye-catching
compositions, and hone your
voice and vision as an artist. If you
have an interest in photography
as a career or hobby, this class
is for you. Small class sizes allow
the instructor to tailor the class

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ARTS & CRAFTS
to meet your needs, no experi-
ence required.
Cost: $200
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
INTRO TO 3D COMPUTER
ANIMATION
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 9-12
When: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 10-21
Introduction to 3D design tools
to produce short animations.
Students will learn the basics of
3D modelling and fundamentals
of animation to tell a story with
simple objects. The course will
cover classic animation tech-
niques, such as the bouncing
ball exercise, as well as building
a scene in 3D using the Autodesk
Maya software. No previous ex-
perience required.
Cost: $355
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
FIGURE DRAWING FOR
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Pennsylvania College of Art and
Design
204 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 9-12
When: 6 to 9 p.m. July 24-Aug. 4
CRASH! POW! BANG! Learn
the secrets to great character
design with Kurt Aspland. If you
like drawing your own comics or
have some great ideas for video
games, then designing rich char-
acters is a great place to start.
You will learn all the basics of
drawing in this fun and exciting
class; gesture, line, value, action
and much more! Kurt spent over
30 years in southern California
studying under some Hollywood
greats, and he brings a wealth
of knowledge from a lifetime of
experience and practice. This
class is for all ages and all levels,
beginner to advance.
Cost: $355
Info.: http://engage.pcad.edu/
summer2017
Contact: Amber Kane, ce@pcad.
edu, 717-396-7833, ext. 1019
TRUE COLORS
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: Aug. 14-18
See for yourself the color of the
worlds largest crayon when we
visit The Crayola Experience. The
camp facilities include an indoor
air-conditioned hall and kitchen,
outdoor playing field, pavilion
and a baseball diamond. Campers
will make crafts, play games, and
swim at the Greenield Estates
pool.
Info.:
www.goodshepherdlancaster.
org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
DESTINATION IMAGINATION:
DRAWING
Demuth Museum
120 E. King St., Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
This week will focus on learning
drawing techniques. Campers will
work with pencil, ink, pastels and
scratchboards to create imagina-
tive masterpieces. Each day will
be dedicated to a new project.
Guest artists will visit to teach
their favorite techniques!
Contact: education@demuth.org
or 299-9940
DESTINATION IMAGINATION:
PAINTING
Demuth Museum
120 E. King St., Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 17-21
Enjoy a week focused on painting
techniques. Campers will use wa-
tercolors, acrylic and tempera to
express their creativity. Learn to
paint from guest artists through-
out the week and take home a
masterpiece every day!
Contact: education@demuth.org
or 299-9940
DESTINATION IMAGINATION:
CRAFTS
Demuth Museum
120 E. King St., Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 24-28
Crafty campers will spend the
week learning about crafts.
Projects this week will include
jewelry making, working with
clay and tie-dying! Guest artists
will visit to teach campers about
diferent crafts and help them to
make their own.
Contact: education@demuth.org
or 299-9940
DESTINATION IMAGINATION:
WORDS AND ART
Demuth Museum
120 E. King St., Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 7-11
Throughout the week campers
will learn about the relationship
between art and writing. Children
will work with guest artists to
write and illustrate a short story,
learn about photography and
work on other exciting projects!
Contact: education@demuth.org
or 299-9940
COOKING
JUNIOR CHEF: BASIC
COOKING
Home Run Cooking
929 E. Main Street, Suite 254,
Mount Joy
Ages: 8-13
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-21
Learn to prepare breakfast, lunch,
dinner and dessert.
Cost: $130
Info.: www.homeruncooking.
com/summer-classes-for-kids
Contact: homeruncooking@
gmail.com, 717-405-0294
TEEN CHEF: INTERNATIONAL
CUISINE
Home Run Cooking
929 E. Main Street, Suite 254,
Mount Joy
Ages: 12-16
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 19-21
Learn to prepare dishes from
around the world.
Cost: $130
Info.: www.homeruncooking.
com/summer-classes-for-kids
Contact: homeruncooking@
gmail.com, 717-405-0294
JUNIOR CHEF: BAKING
Home Run Cooking
929 E. Main Street, Suite 254,
Mount Joy
Ages: 8-13
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 11-13
Learn how to prepare cookies,
cakes, pies and more.
Cost: $130
Info.: www.homeruncooking.
com/summer-classes-for-kids
Contact: homeruncooking@
gmail.com, 717-405-0294

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TEEN: MASTER CHEF
Home Run Cooking
929 E. Main Street, Suite 254,
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Ages: 12-16
When: 1 to 4 p.m. July 11-13
Take your cooking skills to the
next level.
Cost: $130
Info.: www.homeruncooking.
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DAY CAMP
DISCOVERY AND TREKKERS
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 6-11, 12-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 19-
23, June 26-30
Campers have a fun, exciting,
learning and growing experi-
ence in an outdoor environment.
Water activities, Bible lessons,
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Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 6-11, 12-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 3-7,
July 10-14, July 17-21, July 24-28,
July 31-Aug. 4
Providing campers a fun, exciting,
learning and growing experience
in an outdoor environment.
Water activities, Bible lessons,
weekly theme.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
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Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 6-11, 12-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 7-11
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learning and growing experience
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SKY ZONE LANCASTERS
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Sky Zone Lancaster Trampoline
Park
1701 Hempstead Road
Ages: Grades 1-7
When: 9 a.m. to noon (4 sessions
available)
June 26-30, July 10-14, July 24-
28, Aug. 7-11
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Move Forward Counseling
101 West Main St., Suite F5,
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Ages: 14-17, girls only
When: 9 to 11 a.m., June 19-23
VIBE TRIBE is a week long mini-
camp for girls ages 14-17. Girls
will learn skills related to healthy
relationships and communica-
tion, how to increase self-esteem,
general wellness skills and stress
management strategies. This is a
hands-on, activity-based group
led by a licensed professional
counselor.
Cost: $200
Info.: www.moveforwardlan-
caster.com/events
Contact: Whitney@movefor-
wardlancaster.com, 717-462-7003
CAMP CONQUEST
Camp Conquest
480 Forest Road, Denver
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 12
to July 14
Weekly day camps offered in
northern Lancaster County of-
fering transportation, lunch, great
programs and caring staf. Join
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CAMP JENKINS
The Jenkins School
3131 Columbia Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-8
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 19
to Aug. 18
Each week is a diferent theme.
Children will have a summer illed
with learning and exploration
through hands-on activities.
Cost: $150 per week
Info.: www.thejenkinsschool.com
Contact: Tina Miller, tina.
miller@thejenkinsschool.com,
717-295-1548
YMCA CAMP SHAND
Lancaster Family YMCA
Ages: 6-16
When: June 12-Aug. 25
YMCA Camp Shand offers day
and overnight camp programs
that include pool and lake activi-
ties, outdoor living skills, arts and
crafts, nature activities, sports
and games and team building.
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DAY CAMP
Info: www.lancasterymca.org/
camp
Contact: 717-291-8001
CITY CENTER YMCA SUMMER
DAY CAMP
Lancaster Family YMCA
Ages: Completed kindergarten
through age 12
When: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 12-
Aug. 25
Where: 265 Harrisburg Ave.
YMCA Summer Day Camp pro-
vides a full day of fun and enrich-
ing activities like swimming, ield
trips, arts and crafts, and healthy
play, and ofers a diferent camp
theme each week.
Info: www.lancasterymca.org/
daycamps
Contact: 717-393-9622
YMCA AT NEW HOLLAND
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Lancaster Family YMCA
Ages: Completed kindergarten
through age 12
When: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. June 12-
Aug. 25
Where: 123 N. Shirk Road, New
Holland
YMCA Summer Day Camp pro-
vides a full day of fun and enrich-
ing activities like swimming, ield
trips, arts and crafts, and healthy
play, and ofers a diferent camp
theme each week.
Info: www.lancasterymca.org/
daycamps
Contact: 717-354-4747
LAMPETER-STRASBURG
YMCA SUMMER DAY CAMP
Lancaster Family YMCA
Ages: Completed kindergarten
through age 12
When: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. June
5-Aug. 18
Where: 800 Village Road
YMCA Summer Day Camp pro-
vides a full day of fun and enrich-
ing activities like swimming, ield
trips, arts and crafts, and healthy
play, and ofers a diferent camp
theme each week.
Info: www.lancasterymca.org/
daycamps
Contact: 717-464-4000
SUMMER DAY CAMP,
DOWNTOWN
YWCA Lancaster
Ages: 5-12 (5-year-olds must
have completed kindergarten)
When: 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. June
through August (dates to be
determined)
Includes arts and crafts; sports;
games; library visits; bowling,
minigolf and skating; trips to local
attractions; programs celebrat-
ing diversity and individuality.
Breakfast and snacks provided.
Info.: https://ywcalancaster.org/
programs/child-development/
school-age-development
Contact: April Wright, awright@
ywcalancaster.org, 717-869-5002
SUMMER DAY CAMP, PENN
MANOR
YWCA Lancaster
Ages: 5-12 (5-year-olds must
have completed kindergarten)
When: 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. June
through August (dates to be
determined)
Includes arts and crafts; sports;
games; library visits; bowling,
minigolf and skating; trips to local
attractions; programs celebrat-
ing diversity and individuality.
Breakfast and snacks provided.
Info.: https://ywcalancaster.org/
programs/child-development/
school-age-development
Contact: April Wright, awright@
ywcalancaster.org, 717-869-5002
TECHGYRLS SUMMER DAY
CAMP
YWCA Lancaster
Age: Girls 9-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June
through August. Four 2-week
sessions (dates to be determined)
Girls explore S.T.E.M. (science,
technology, engineering, math)
through hands-on activities, such
as building computer programs
for Lego robots, using video and
production equipment, ield trips
and more. Transportation and
lunch provided.
Info.: https://ywcalancaster.
org/programs/empowerment/
techgyrls/
Contact Name: Kaity Nordhof,
knordhoff@ywcalancaster.org,
717-869-5024
SUMMER KIDS
CAMP UNIVERSAL
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 5-11
When: 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. June
5-Aug. 25
The most fun your kids will have
all summer! Swimming, tennis,
athletics, martial arts, Kidmazium,
giant inlatables, ield trips, arts
and crafts and more! Full-day or
part-time options available.
Cost: Starting at $114/week
Info.: www.UniversalAthleticClub.
com
Contact: andy@universalathlet-
icclub.com, 717-569-5396
RISE AND SHINE
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: June 12-16
Join us for a day of fun at
Manheim Township Community
Park with PAs Busiest Magician,
Eddy Ray! The camp facilities
include an indoor air-conditioned
hall and kitchen, outdoor playing
field, pavilion and a baseball
diamond. Campers will make
crafts, play games, and swim at
the Greenield Estates pool.
Info.: www.g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL!
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: July 31-Aug. 4
Coasters, carousels or arcades?
You choose on our trip to
Knoebels Park in Elysburg. The
camp facilities include an indoor
air-conditioned hall and kitchen,
outdoor playing field, pavilion
and a baseball diamond. Campers
will make crafts, play games, and
swim at the Greenield Estates
pool.
Info.: www.g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
SWEET DREAMS
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: July 17-21
Always a treat, Hersheys
Chocolate World offers the
delight of their chocolate-making
tour. The camp facilities include
an indoor air-conditioned hall
and kitchen, outdoor playing
field, pavilion and a baseball
diamond. Campers will make
crafts, play games, and swim at
the Greenield Estates pool.
Info.: www. g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
EDUCATION
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Harvest Bible Church
1460 Eden Road, Lancaster
Ages: 4 years old through 6th
grade
When: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. June
18-21
Nightly vacation Bible school.
Info.: www.harvestbiblechurch.
org
Contact: oice@harvestbible
church.org, 717-397-4371
SUMMERTIME STATION
Hands-On House, Childrens
Museum
721 Landis Valley Road, Lancaster
Ages: 4-7
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 26-30,
July 10-14, July 17-21, July 31-Aug.
4, Aug. 7-11
Summertime Station is an ad-
venture! Campers will engage in
open-ended activities, designed
by our education director, to
construct, engineer, explore and
experiment. Each camper will be
partnered with a teen volunteer
to support and guide activities
and create an environment full of
learning. Camp will take place in
the new Clubhouse, where learn-
ing is fun and fun is learning.
Daily Themes: Monday - Space
Adventures, Tuesday - Animal
Encounters, Wednesday - 101
Dalmatians, Thursday - Gnome
Home, Friday - Wild West Rodeo
Info.:
http://www.handsonhouse.org/
camp/
Contact: Beth Baxter, Beth @
Handsonhouse.org, 717-569-5437
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CREATIVE WRITING
WORKSHOP
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8-11, Session I; 10-13,
Session II
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 12-16,
Session I; June 19-23, Session II
Students will read, discuss and
write their own poetry and ic-
tion with the goal of helping
them develop their creative and
critical abilities with language.
Writing will take place both in
and outside of the classroom,
where students will write their
own short stories and poems,
and receive peer and teacher
feedback for revision.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
PRESCHOOL FUN
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 3-5
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 12-16
A fun-illed week of games, arts
and crafts, and outdoor activities.
Children will spend the morning
with one of our early elementary
education teachers and engage in
cooperative and creative learning.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
MIX IT UP!
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-8
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 19-
30, Session I; July 3-14, Session II
Mix it up! Its a games, art, sci-
ence, cooking, and imaginative
play bash! Experienced early el-
ementary teachers have planned
countless indoor and outdoor
activities. Bring your imagina-
tions and get ready to have fun!
Cost: $650 per two week session
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
SOCIAL INNOVATION AND
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 14-18, Session I; 12-14,
Session II
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 19-
23, Session I; July 10-14, Session II
Leadership for social change will
be more important than ever in
the coming years and this hands-
on program encourages young
leaders to work together to
identify the worlds most press-
ing problems and to practice
solving them. Along the way the
students will learn basic tools
of innovation, organization and
collaboration.
Cost: $350 per session
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
KINDERGARTEN JUMP
START!
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: Children entering kinder-
garten in fall 2017
When: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 7-11
Jump into kindergarten
with confidence! Keep your
kindergarten childs academic
concepts fresh while they make
friends (and have some fun).
Kindergarten Jump Start is the
perfect way to enrich your kin-
dergarten childs summer days.
Snacks will be provided. Make
sure to bring a lunch for dining
etiquette 101!
Cost: $100
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
BEFORE CAMP CARE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-15
When: 8 to 9 a.m. June 19-July 14
Cost: $8 per hour
Contact: www.lancastercountry-
day.org
BEFORE CAMP CARE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-15
When: 8 to 9 a.m. Aug. 7-11
Cost: $8 per hour
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
AFTER CAMP CARE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-15
When: 3 to 4 p.m. June 19 - July
14
Cost: $8 per hour
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
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EDUCATION
AFTER CAMP CARE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: Rising kindergarten
When: 1 to 4 p.m. Aug. 7-11
Cost: $8 per hour
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
AROUND THE WORLD IN 5
DAYS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 12-16
Pack your bags and climb
aboard as we travel across
the globe experiencing what
other cultures have to ofer. Do
a rain dance (with handmade
rainsticks) in Africa, participate
in the Olympics in Greece, and
even try your hand at painting a
watercolor in Italy!
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (ages
9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
Alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
JUMP INTO JOBS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 14-18
Put on your ire coat, grab your
toolbox, dust off your stetho-
scope and join us as we learn
about the careers that towns
have to ofer! Find out what it
means to be a chef and create
your own yummy treats. Explore
our hospital and vet clinic, meet a
real doctor and hear what its like
to work in a hospital.
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (ages
9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
Alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
COLUMBIA SUMMER
ENRICHMENT SERIES
Luthercare for Kids
Ages: 5-12
When: 9 a.m. to noon Monday-
Thursday, June 19-Aug. 17
Your children can spend a week
or the whole summer focusing on
science, art, foods, the outdoors
and more! Full-day child care is
also available. Space is limited.
Cost: $130 per week for four
half-day sessions; other pricing
options available
Info.: www.LuthercareforKids.org
Contact: Amanda Flory, alory@
luthercare.org, 717-684-2325
REAMSTOWN SUMMER
ENRICHMENT SERIES
Luthercare for Kids
Ages: 5-12
When: 9 a.m. to noon Monday-
Thursday, June 19-Aug. 17
Your children can spend a week
or the whole summer focusing on
science, art, foods, the outdoors
and more! Full-day child care is
also available. Space is limited.
Cost: $130 per week for four
half-day sessions; other pricing
options available
Info.: www.LuthercareforKids.org
Contact: Cynthia Hogg, chogg@
luthercare.org, 717-336-3233
ANNVILLE SUMMER
ENRICHMENT SERIES
Luthercare for Kids
Ages: 5-12
When: 9 a.m. to noon Monday-
Thursday, June 19-Aug. 17
Your children can spend a week
or the whole summer focusing on
science, art, foods, the outdoors
and more! Full-day child care is
also available. Space is limited.
Cost: $130 per week for four
half-day sessions; other pricing
options available
Info.: www.LuthercareforKids.org
Contact: Ti a B e rg m a n ,
t b e r g m a n @ l u t h e rc a re . o r g ,
717-867-4660
LEBANON SUMMER
ENRICHMENT SERIES
Luthercare for Kids
Ages: 5-12
When: 9 a.m. to noon Monday-
Thursday, June 19-Aug. 17
Your children can spend a week
or the whole summer focusing on
science, art, foods, the outdoors
SUMMER KIDS MARCH 5, 2017 7
and more! Full-day child care is WEEK OF LANGUAGES CAMP diamond. Campers will make Ages: All ages
also available. Space is limited. Lancaster Catholic High School crafts, play games, and swim at
the Greenield Estates pool. When: Ongoing
Cost: $130 per week for four 650 Juliette Ave., Lancaster
half-day sessions; other pricing Info.: www.g o o d s h e p h e rd Take a self-guided tour of this
options available Ages: Entering 4th to 8th grade lancaster.org/daycamp exhibit that explores the stories
of Lancastrians who sought free-
Info.: www.LuthercareforKids.org When: 9 a.m. to noon, June 12-15 Contact: 717-330-2154 dom, fought for freedom, lived
in freedom, and were denied
Contact: E r i c a S t ra t to n , Led by the LCHS foreign lan- PA PROUD freedom over the course of 300
estratton@luthercare.org, guage department, this camp Greenield Summer Day Camp
717-272-4778 will have participants travel to a
years. Includes activity book.
new country each day where they 750 Greenield Road, Lancaster Info.: www.LancasterHistory.org
WE CARE CAMP will experience culture, language,
Ages: 6-12
Lancaster Catholic High School food and more. Each day will Contact: 717-392-4633
focus on one of three languages When: Aug. 7-11
650 Juliette Ave., Lancaster VICTORIAN LIFE
ofered at LCHS: Spanish, French
and Latin. Students will learn Learn about our Keystone State at President James Buchanans
Ages: Entering 4th-8th grade
common words and vocabulary, the State Museum of Pennsylvania Wheatland
When: 9:30 a.m. to noon July 5-7 and engage in cultural activities. and tour the Pennsylvania State 230 N. President Ave., Lancaster
Capitol. The camp facilities in-
Led by LCHS theology teacher Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
clude an indoor air-conditioned Ages: 3 and up
Nicole Martin and LCHS sci- hall and kitchen, outdoor playing
FIREWORKS
ence teacher Amanda Lowry, field, pavilion and a baseball When: 10 and 11 a.m. Wednesdays
Greenield Summer Day Camp
this camp incorporates being diamond. Campers will make and Thursdays
stewards of the environment and 750 Greenield Road, Lancaster crafts, play games, and swim at
Take a hands-on tour of the presi-
fulilling Gods call to care for our the Greenield Estates pool.
common home. Ages: 6-12 dential mansion.
Info.: www.g o o d s h e p h e rd Cost: Daily rates apply. Children
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305 When: July 3-7 lancaster.org/daycamp must be accompanied by adult.
LANCASTER CITY & COUNTY Celebrate our nations birthday Contact: 717-330-2154
HISTORY CAMP by touring the Cornwall Iron Info.: www.LancasterHistory.org
Lancaster Catholic High School Furnace. The camp facilities in- FREEDOM Contact: 717-392-4633
clude an indoor air-conditioned LancasterHistory.org
650 Juliette Ave., Lancaster hall and kitchen, outdoor playing
field, pavilion and a baseball 230 N. President Ave., Lancaster
Ages: Entering 6th to 8th grade
When: 9 a.m. to noon, July 24-27
Led by LCHS history depart-
ment chair Dan Martin, this
camp will introduce students to
the rich political, economic and
cultural history of Lancaster city
and county. This camp will in-
volve traveling to historical sites
throughout the county as well as ENRICH. EXPRESS. GROW.
classroom experiences. Student Join Fulton Theatre Summer 2017, June-August for a fun and
will be transported and escorted Connect with us
by faculty from the LCHS history high energy Theatre Arts experience! The Fulton Academy of
department. Facebook, Twitter Theatre offers camps and classes for age Pre-K Grade 12.
& Instagram at:
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
PRESENTS
SHAKESPEARE
ACTING CAMPS!
GRADES 6TH-12TH
CAMP WILL for rising 6th-9th grade
Session I: June 12-30 Summer Camps are designed to meet individual student
(Millersville University) needs and nurture the artist within. The Fulton is proud of
Session 2: July 10-28 our professional Teaching Artist staff that aims to meet the
(The Trust, Lancaster) needs of a broad spectrum of learners. Our programs develop
a variety of theatre arts skills and also important lifelong skills
9am-2:30pm
such as creativity, communication, and building condence.
FEAR NOT THE BARD: actors intensive
ONE AND THREE WEEK CAMPS AVAILABLE!
for 10th-12th grade ~ 1:00pm-5:00pm
June 19-30 continuing July 5-12
(The Trust)
www.peoplesshakespeareproject.org
SIGN UP TODAY! 717-397-7425 THEFULTON.ORG
Email: info@tpsproject.org
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EDUCATION
TOUR THE ARCHIVES
LancasterHistory.org
230 N. President Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 9 and up
When: 11 a.m. Wednesdays and
Thursdays
Explore genealogical and
local history materials at
LancasterHistory.org. For groups
of 6 or more. Reservations
required. Children must be ac-
companied by adult.
Cost: $6 per person
Info.: www.LancasterHistory.org
Contact: 717-392-4633
WHEATLAND WORKSHOPS
(For groups of 6 or more)
President James Buchanans
Wheatland/LancasterHistory.
org
230 N. President Ave., Lancaster
Ages: Grades 1-8
When: 10 to 11:30 a.m.
Wednesdays and Thursdays
Pick two of the following work-
shops for $6:
Its Elementary Watson: Use
deductive reasoning to identify
artifacts.
Get Out the News: Create an
original ad to sell an artifact.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Study
symmetry and sketch the presi-
dential mansion.
Its a Dogs Life: Write a story
about Lara, Buchanans beloved
Newfoundland.
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,
How Does Your Garden Grow?:
Measure the raised bed gardens
and learn about 19th-century
herbs. Reservations required
Info.: www.LancasterHistory.org
Contact: 717-392-4633
MUSIC
AUDITIONS FOR AMERICA-
UKRAINE SUMMER BALLET
CAMP
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 10-20
When: 2 to 3 p.m. (ages 10-12),
3 to 4 p.m. (ages 13 and over)
Saturday, March 11
Auditions for the summer camp,
held July 10-21. The camp ofers a
variety of classes in ballet as well
as associated dance techniques.
Cost: $35 registration fee
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vikto r Yel iohi n,
717-517-9837
VY BALLET COMPANY
PERFORMANCE
At Lancaster Mennonite High
School Performing Arts Center
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
Age: 10-17
When: 4:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday,
April 29
Prices vary. Call to reserve tickets.
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
25TH DONETSK
NUTCRACKER AUDITIONS
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
Ages: 5-plus
When: 1 to 2 p.m. (ages 5-8), 2
to 3 p.m. (ages 9-12), 3 to 4 p.m.
(ages 13 and older) Saturday, May
6 and 13
Cost: $15 registration fee
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
VIKTOR YELIOHIN
INTERNATIONAL BALLET
GALA/RECITAL
At Lancaster Mennonite High
School Performing Arts Center
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
SUMMER KIDS
Ages: 5-plus
When: 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday,
June 10
Prices vary. Call to reserve tickets.
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
MINI MOVERS DANCE CAMP
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 4-6; 7-10
When: June 12-16; June 26-30
Ballet and jazz/tap for each age
level.
Cost: Registration fee $8; Week 1
(1 class), $45; Week 1 (2 classes),
$80; Week 2 (1 class), $80; Week
2 (2 classes), $145.
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Viktor Yeliohin,
717-517-9837
VIKTOR YELIOHIN
INTERNATIONAL BALLET
ACADEMY SUMMER DROP-IN
CLASSES
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 10-plus
When: 6 to 7 p.m., June 12-15
Cost: $16
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Viktor Yeliohin,
717-517-9837
VIKTOR YELIOHIN
INTERNATIONAL BALLET
ACADEMY SUMMER DROP-IN
CLASSES
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 10-plus
When: 6 to 7 p.m. July 6 and 7
Cost: $20 (if participating in
AUSBC, fees are waived)
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Viktor Yeliohin,
717-517-9837
AMERICA UKRAINE SUMMER
BALLET CAMP
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 10-20
When: 9 to 5 p.m. July 10-14 and
July 17-21
Cost: $35 registration fee; 1 week,
$550; 2 weeks, $1,100
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
AMERICA-UKRAINE
SUMMER BALLET CAMP
PERFORMANCE
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
Ages: 10-20
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday, July 21
Prices vary. Call to reserve tickets.
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
FINAL NUTCRACKER
AUDITIONS AND CASTING
Viktor Yeliohin International
Ballet Academy
139 Springbrook Court, Lancaster
Ages: 5-plus
When: 10 to 11 a.m. (ages 5-12), 11
a.m. to noon (ages 13 and older)
Saturday, Aug. 19; Casting will be
announced from 1 to 4:30 p.m.
Cost: Registration fee, $15
Info.: www.vyballet.com
Contact: Vi kto r Ye l i o h i n ,
717-517-9837
BIG DREAMS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 7-11
Ages: 7-11
Do you have a dream you never
told anyone? Come to Big Dreams
Camp and let your creative ideas
fly free! We will be using our
imaginations to invent and play
our own musical instruments,
perform our own puppet shows
(with homemade puppets), as
well as create all types of art! It is
a week for dreamers and creators Students learn to appreciate
to run wild.
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (ages
9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
JAZZ CAMP
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 5th to 9th grade
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 31-
Aug. 2
Led by Daniel List, this camp is
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for students who play the saxo-
phone, trumpet, trombone, bari-
tone sax, guitar, bass and drums.
During the camp, students will do
section and group work culminat-
ing in a concert at the end of the
camp.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
PERCUSSION CAMP
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 5th to 9th grade
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 31-
Aug. 2
Led by Paul Murr and assisted by
members of the LCHS percussion
ensemble, students will have the
opportunity to do section and
group work culminating in a
concert at the end of the camp.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
VOICE CAMP
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 5th to 9th grade
When: 12:30 to 3:30 p.m., Aug.
7-9
Led by Michael Adams, students
will get to experience many styles
of music and have the opportu-
nity to sing solos and/or sing
with others while focusing on
technique, musicality and other
aspects of singing, culminating
in a concert at the end of camp.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
DISCOVER YOUR VOICE AND
SING HAPPILY EVER AFTER
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Contact: Sally Armstrong, sarm-
When: 9 to 11 a.m., July 10-14
In addition to learning and study-
ing music from kids favorite fai-
rytale movies, the primary focus
University
is to have fun with voices, broad-
ening tonal palates by listening
and using voices to make lots
of sounds, not just pretty ones.
each unique voice and the quali-
ties that make diferent people
suitable for diferent characters.
Students work on basic stage
presence and poise, audition
etiquette and preparation, and
sing all week long!
Cost: $100
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
com
Contact: Julie Stone, soprano-
jam@gmail.com, 717-285-2000
DISCOVER YOUR VOICE AND
SING HAPPILY EVER AFTER
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Ages: 12-14
When: noon to 2 p.m. July 10-14
In addition to learning and study-
ing music from kids favorite fai-
rytale movies, the primary focus
is to have fun with voices, broad-
ening tonal palates by listening
and using voices to make lots
of sounds, not just pretty ones.
Students learn to appreciate
each unique voice and the quali-
ties that make diferent people
suitable for diferent characters.
Students work on basic stage
presence and poise, audition
etiquette and preparation, and
sing all week long!
Cost: $100
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
com
Contact: Julie Stone, soprano-
jam@gmail.com, 717-285-2000
UKULELE CAMP FOR
BEGINNERS
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Ages: Rising grades 2 to 6
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
Campers will put together and
decorate their own ukulele, as well
as learn to play some basics and
perform what they have learned at
the end of the week. The camp will
culminate with a ukulele concert
by Phredd from WJTL from 9
a.m. to noon June 23.
Cost: $150
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
com
strong@dayspringchristian.com,
717-285-2000
ARTS SMARTS
The Ware Center - Millersville
42 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: pre-K-8th grade
When: 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 4 p.m.
June 19-23, June 26-30
Fourteen diferent multi-disciplin-
ary camps ofered each week
Info: www.ArtsMU.com/
arts-smarts-camp
SUMMER MUSIC CAMP
The Winter Center - Millersville
University
60 W. Cottage Ave., Millersville
Ages: Grades 7-12
When: June 18-24
Music, recording, brass-wood-
winds, strings, keyboards, world
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MUSIC
percussion, jazz. Minicamp and
overnight options.
Info: www.musummermusic
camp.com
Contact: musiccamp@millers-
ville. edu, 717-871-4700
M-UTH THEATER CAMPS
The Ware Center - Millersville
University
42 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: 13-19
When: July 10-30
An inclusive drama program
demonstrating how the arts can
transform the lives of young peo-
ple who are disadvantaged, living
with disabilities or face other life
challenges. Participation is free
to accepted applicants.
Contact: Barry.Kornhauser@
millersville. edu
NOTE-WORTHY
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: June 26-30
Local singer/songwriter Steven
Courtney joins us to sing his
heart-warming songs with posi-
tive content. Campers will delight
in creating their own instruments
and poetry this week. The camp
facilities include an indoor air-
conditioned hall and kitchen, out-
door playing ield, pavilion and a
baseball diamond. Campers will
make crafts, play games, and
swim at the Greenield Estates
pool.
Info.: www. g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
NATURE
MINI WEEK
Black Rock Retreat
1345 Kirkwood Pike, Quarryville
Ages: 2nd to 3rd grade
When: 10 a.m. July 10-6 p.m. July
12
Traditional overnight camp
great for irst camp experience!
Activities include Bible, games/
sports, crafts, bottle rockets,
swimming, nature center with live
animals, and much more. Great
counselors and staf.
Cost: $195
Info.: www.blackrockretreat.com
Contact: Josh Foley,
scoice@blackrockretreat.com,
717-529-3232
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 26-30
Pack your gear, put on your bug
spray and get ready for an adven-
ture at camp! Well pitch our tent
in Tiny Towns Park and go on
a birding hike! Kids will engage
their science side by creating
leaf art, making plant pets and
irelies, and engaging in STEM
activities like Rainbow Slime and
Fizzy Fires. They will even get to
make some delicious camping
treats while they are here!
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
OVERNIGHT
PIONEER I
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 9-11
When: June 26-June 30
Enjoy loads of fun on the chal-
lenge course, plus Tournament
Tuesday and glow-in-the-dark
activities.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
EXPLORER I
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 7-9
When: Wednesday to Friday, July
5-7
A great way for a child to experi-
ence the great outdoors without
being away a whole week. Caring
staf come alongside to encour-
age and support.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
PIONEER 2
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 10-12
When: Monday to Friday, July
10-14
Enjoy loads of fun on the chal-
lenge course, plus Tournament
Tuesday and glow-in-the dark
activities.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
TRAILBLAZER TEEN CAMP
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 13-15
When: July 17-21
Favorite camp activities plus
Looking to make
the best
educational
choice
for your child?
off-site adventures. Canoeing,
service project and the challeng-
ing night game The Way.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
FRONTIER 2
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 12-14
When: Monday to Friday, July
24-28
Jump feet irst into Wild West
Wet Wednesday and black light
dodgeball tournament. Make
new friends and be encouraged
spiritually by caring staf.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
FRONTIER 1
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 11-12
When: July 31-Aug. 4
Jump feet irst into Wild West
Wet Wednesday and black light
dodgeball tournament. Make
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spiritually by caring staf.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
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Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages: 8-10
When: Monday to Wednesday,
Aug. 7-9
A great way for a child to experi-
ence the great outdoors without
being away a whole week. Caring
staf come alongside to encour-
age and support.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
SCIENCE
PRINCIPLES OF
ENGINEERING DESIGN:
TOWERS AND MOBILES
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 13-18
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 12-16
Come join the adventure of Basic
Physics and explore the world of
science with acclaimed teacher,
Jim Ringlein. This program
has been offered at Haverford
College, and now he is bringing
it to Lancaster!
Cost: $400
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
COOL CHEMISTRY AND PHUN
PHYSICS
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 11-13
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 12-16
Explore a range of science topics
using hands-on activities to solve
Phun Physics, experiment with
cool chemistry reactions, and
investigate crime scene puzzles.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
KITCHEN SCIENCE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8-12
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 26-30
Cooking is not just an art form
its a science! Come and explore
real biological and chemical
principles and phenomena! What
truly makes the perfect cookie?
What about the cheese for mac
and cheese? Come and ind out.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
INGENIOUS INVENTORS
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 17-21
Enjoy creating? Do you want to
make a new device to solve an
everyday problem? Develop a
carnival game and watch others
play it? This week at Tiny Town,
we will be using our inventing
skills to explore the world of sci-
ence and math. Campers will try
their hands at creating robots,
making boats and testing their
loating abilities, and even invent-
ing their own toys!
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (ages
9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
UP, UP AND AWAY
Tiny Town
533 Janet Ave., Lancaster
Ages: 3-11
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 31-
Aug. 4
Ever wonder what it would be like
to soar through the air, wind in
your hair? This camp will explore
how aircraft ly, and how ly balls
and footballs can perfectly glide
through the air. Well also explore
animals that travel through the
air, including watching the life
cycle of real butterlies. We will
end our week with a butterfly
release and a paper airplane
SUMMER KIDS
competition!
Cost: $130 (ages 3-8), $150 (9-11)
Info.: www.tinytownpa.com/
summer-camp.html
Contact: Ashley LaVenice,
alavenice@tinytownpa.com,
717-947-7350
TECHGYRLS SUMMER DAY
CAMP
YWCA Lancaster
Age: Girls 9-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June
through August. Four 2-week
sessions (dates to be determined)
Girls explore S.T.E.M. (science,
technology, engineering, math)
through hands-on activities, such
as building computer programs
for Lego robots, using video and
production equipment, ield trips
and more. Transportation and
lunch provided.
Info.: https://ywcalancaster.
org/programs/empowerment/
techgyrls/
Contact: Ka ity N ordhof f,
knordhoff@ywcalancaster.org,
717-869-5024
DISSECTION CAMP
Lancaster Catholic High School
650 Juliette Ave., Lancaster
Ages: Entering 6th to 8th grade
When: 8 a.m. to noon June 26-29
Led by LCHS science department
chair Anne Bleistine, this camp is
for students who are ready to
get their hands dirty! Campers
will explore the life cycles and
anatomy of crayish and starish
through dissection.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
MICROSCOPY SUMMER CAMP
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Ages: Rising grades 7 to 12
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 24-28
Delve into the unseen world of the
miniature and be amazed at Gods
creative design! Participants will
learn about the types, parts and
correct use of compound and
stereomicroscopes. Activities
include slide preparation (dry
mount, wet mount and mi-
cromounts). Students will be
involved in activities designed to
teach technique as well as have an
opportunity to collect specimens
in the ield for examination. They
will alsol learn microscopy tech-
niques using SLR digital cameras.
Students will receive a profession-
ally bound printed book featuring
photos of camp and the resulting
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photomicrographs. Fee includes
all equipment, supplies, snacks
and a hardback souvenir book.
Cost: $135
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
com
Contact: Randy Gehman,
rgehman@dayspringchristian.
com, 717-285-2000
BEAKERS & BUNSEN
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: June 19-23
Well discover the lures of sci-
ence this week on a tour of The
Lancaster Science Factory. The
camp facilities include an indoor
air-conditioned hall and kitchen,
outdoor playing field, pavilion
and a baseball diamond. Campers
will make crafts, play games, and
swim at the Greenield Estates
pool.
Info.: www.goodshepherdlan-
caster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
UNDER THE SEA
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: July 24-28
Take in the sights of the seas at
Adventure Aquarium in Camden,
N.J. The camp facilities include
an indoor air-conditioned hall
and kitchen, outdoor playing
field, pavilion and a baseball
diamond. Campers will make
crafts, play games, and swim at
the Greenield Estates pool.
Info.: www. g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
SPACE JAM
Greenield Summer Day Camp
750 Greenield Road, Lancaster
Ages: 6-12
When: July 10-14
Special guest Cosmic Mike joins
us to perform Planet Hunter.
The camp facilities include an
indoor air-conditioned hall and
kitchen, outdoor playing field,
pavilion and a baseball dia-
mond. Campers will make crafts,
play games, and swim at the
Greenield Estates pool.
Info.: www. g o o d s h e p h e rd
lancaster.org/daycamp
Contact: 717-330-2154
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SPORTS
SOCCER
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 9-11, Session I; 12-14,
Session II
When: June 19-23.
9 a.m. to noon, Session I; 1 to 4
p.m., Session II
Its always a good time to prac-
tice your game. From passing
drills to ball control and footwork,
and teamwork we have you
covered!
Cost: $180
Contact:
BEGINNER VOLLEYBALL
CAMP
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 9-13
When: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June
26-30
This program is designed to teach
the game of volleyball. There
will be focus on technique, skill
development and individual self-
confidence. A positive playing
environment will be created so
each player will gain conidence
as a volleyball player while im-
proving their physical skills.
Cost: $210
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
GIRLS LACROSSE
July 23
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
and positive learning environ-
Ages: 6-10, Session I; 12-14,
Session II
When: July 10-14
9 to 10:30 a.m., Session I
This camp is specifically de-
signed to teach and develop the
fundamental skills of the game
throwing/catching, cradling,
shooting and ground balls in a
fun and educational atmosphere.
Players will need to provide their
own equipment: girls lacrosse
stick, protective goggles and a
mouthpiece.
Cost: $90, Session I; $120,
Session II
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
BOYS LACROSSE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 13-18
When: 6 to 8 p.m. July 21; 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. July 22; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Players will receive lacrosse
instruction and strategy in a fun
BREAKAWAY SPORTS CAMP
ment. Players must supply their
own equipment.
Cost: $180
SKY ZONE LANCASTERS
SKYCAMP
Sky Zone Lancaster Trampoline
Park
1701 Hempstead Road
Ages: Grades 1-7
When: 9 a.m. to noon (4 sessions
available)
June 26-30, July 10-14, July 24-
28, Aug. 7-11
Join us for some awesome,
high-lying fun on our wall-to-
wall trampolines at SkyCamp!
Dodgeball, Foam Zone, Sky Slam
and Open Jump on Main Court
experience a day camp like no
other with tons of jumping, pizza
and fun each day!
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lancaster
Contact: 717-208-8922
Woodcrest Retreat
225 Woodcrest Road, Ephrata
Ages; 10-12
When: 8 a.m. Wednesday to 6
p.m. Friday, June 21-23
Overnight basketball and soccer
camp featuring skills building and
morning instruction by experi-
enced coaches, scrimmages and
game-like competition.
Info.: www.woodcrestretreat.org
Contact: 717-738-2233
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 4th to 9th grade
When: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
June 26-28
Led by LCHS baseball coaching
staff and current players, this
camp is for boys and girls who
are interested in developing their
baseball and softball skills. All
ability levels are invited to attend.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
GIRLS SOCCER
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 2nd to 9th grade
When: 5 to 8 p.m. June 26-29
Led by LCHS girls soccer coach-
ing staff and current players,
this camp will teach skills for the
individual player. All ability levels
are invited to attend.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Lancaster Catholic High School
Ages: Entering 5th to 9th grade
When: 5 to 8 p.m. July 10-13
Led by LCHS girls volleyball
coaching staf and current play-
ers, this camp will teach skills for
the individual player. All ability
levels are invited to attend.
Contact: Greg Dietz, 509-0305
FOOTBALL CAMP AT
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14

Summer Camp
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Ages 6 -11
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Trekker Day Camps
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Ages 7-15
Nature Shack/
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Barnyard Animals
Nature Learning
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SPORTS
When: 5 to 8 p.m. June 19-23
Led by former New England
Patriot Toddy Rucci and former
Franklin & Marshall and Penn
State coach Tom Gilburg. Kids
learn football skills while having
fun!
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathlet-
icclub.com, 717-569-5396
SOCCER CAMP AT
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
Youth learn and improve soccer
skills. Led by Seamus Donnelly,
head soccer coach at Penn State
Harrisburg.
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathlet-
icclub.com, 717-569-5396
SPORTS PERFORMANCE
CAMP AT UNIVERSAL
ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 12-16
Youth will learn how to improve
speed, agility, change of direc-
tion, strength and self-conidence
for any sport or physical activity.
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathlet-
icclub.com, 717-569-5396
TENNIS CAMP AT UNIVERSAL
ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: noon to 3 p.m. July 17-21
Kids have fun and learn tennis
skills. Led by tennis pros Luke
Schwanke and Julia Casselbury.
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathletic-
club.com, 717-569-5396
BASKETBALL CAMP AT
UNIVERSAL ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 31-
Aug. 4
Kids have a blast and learn bas-
ketball skills from the pros!
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathletic
club.com, 717-569-5396
SPORTS PERFORMANCE
CAMP AT UNIVERSAL
ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 24-28
Kids have fun while improving
skills in speed, agility, self-
conidence and more!
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathletic
club.com, 717-569-5396
SPORTS PERFORMANCE
CAMP AT UNIVERSAL
ATHLETIC CLUB
Universal Athletic Club
2323 Oregon Pike, Lancaster
Ages: 7-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 7-11
Kids have fun while improving
skills in speed, agility, self-
conidence and more!
Cost: $99
Info: www.UniversalAthletic Club.
com
Contact: andy@universalathletic
club.com, 717-569-5396
SUMMER KIDS
TECHNOLOGY
LEGO TECHNIC
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 10-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
Want to learn how to build fully
functional 5-speed machines that
can even go in reverse? Come
join the fun and discover how
bricks with holes, pegs and ax-
les, wheels, motors and so much
more can reinvent the wheel!
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
LEGO NXT BRICK
PROGRAMMING
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 10-14
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 19-23
Come join this great program
and learn how to build your own
moving, light sensor-controlled
robots. This is a great program
to pair with the Lego Technic.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
LEGO GREAT BALL
CONTRAPTION
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 10-14
When: 9 a.m. to noon, June
26-30
What is a Lego Great Ball
Contraption? Imagine a Mouse
Trap game that is super-sized
in Lego. By using the imagina-
tion of the student, we will build
machines that move both soccer
and basketballs.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
LEGO SUMOBOT
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 10-14
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 26-30
Lets get ready to rumble
SumoBot style! Students will
design and program SumoBots
and have a inal competition at
the end of the week to see who
has the strongest SumoBot.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
MAKE AND CREATE
Lancaster Country Day School
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-8
When: 9 a.m. to noon July 10-14
Students will do a little of this
and a little of that. Part of the
morning will be learning and us-
ing code to program characters
to move, as well as the beginning
steps to video game design. The
second part of the morning will
be devoted to using math, sci-
ence, the outdoors and tinkering
to make a boat, to play balloon
blow up, and to compete in a
water drop race.
Cost: $180
Contact:
www.lancastercountryday.org
TECHGYRLS SUMMER DAY
CAMP
YWCA Lancaster
Age: Girls 9-14
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June
through August. Four 2-week
sessions (dates to be determined)
Girls explore S.T.E.M. (science,
technology, engineering, math)
through hands-on activities, such
as building computer programs
for Lego robots, using video and
production equipment, ield trips
and more. Transportation and
lunch provided.
Info.: https://ywcalancaster.
org/programs/empowerment/
techgyrls/
Contact: Ka i ty N o rd h o f f,
knordhoff@ywcalancaster.org,
717-869-5024
LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT
ROBOTICS
Dayspring Christian Academy
120 College Ave., Mountville
Ages: Rising grades 5 to 9
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 19-23
Students will learn basic pro-
gramming and engineering con-
cepts. They will work in pairs as
they create computer programs
and build robots to solve Green
City challenges. Snacks and a
T-shirt will be provided.
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Cost: $175 comic strips and create computer
games. Students must have par-
Info.: www.dayspringchristian. ent permission and a parent email
com address to create a free online
account. Snacks and a T-shirt will
Co n t a c t : M a r y S t a u f f e r,
mstauffer@dayspringchristian. be provided.
com, 717-285-2000 Cost: $125
LEGO WEDO ROBOTICS Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
Dayspring Christian Academy com
120 College Ave., Mountville Co n t a c t : M a r y S t a u f f e r,
mstauffer@dayspringchristian.
Ages: Rising grades 2 to 4
com, 717-285-2000
When: 9 a.m. to noon June 19-23
Campers use the Lego WeDo 2.0
Robotics curriculum to program
robots using an iPad and a simple
drag-and-drop programming for-
mat. Students will work in pairs
to solve challenges and build new
creations. Students who com-
pleted this last year may work on
Lego WeDo 1.0 programs if they
would like to. Snacks and a camp THEATRE
T-shirt will be provided.
PASSPORT TO THE ARTS
Cost: $125
Lancaster Country Day School
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
com
Ages: 7-11
Co n t a c t : M a r y S t a u f f e r,
mstauffer@dayspringchristian.
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 12-16
com,
Come along as we take a week
717-285-2000 long tour of the world, during this
full day camp. Immerse yourself
LEGO WEDO ROBOTICS in the culture of five different
Dayspring Christian Academy
countries through dance, music,
120 College Ave., Mountville arts and crafts, language, cooking
and more.
Ages: Rising grades 2 to 4
Cost: $325
When: 9 a.m. to noon, June
26-30 Contact: www.lancastercountry-
day.org to register online
Campers use the Lego WeDo 2.0
Robotics curriculum to program LION KING, JR.
robots using an iPad and a simple Lancaster Country Day School
drag-and-drop programming for-
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
mat. Students will work in pairs
to solve challenges and build new
Ages: 8-11
creations. Students who com-
pleted this last year may work on When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 19-30
Lego WeDo 1.0 programs if they
would like to. Snacks and a camp Come and play with Simba and
his friends. This full-day, two-
T-shirt will be provided.
week camp with have you singing
Cost: $125 and dancing to all of the favorite
songs. Hukuna Matata! There will
Info.: www.dayspringchristian.
be a inal performance for friends
com and family the last day of camp.
Co n t a c t : M a r y S t a u f f e r, Cost: $650
mstauffer@dayspringchristian.
com, 717-285-2000 Contact: www.lancastercountry-
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MIT SCRATCH ANIMATION
SHAKING UP SHAKESPEARE
Dayspring Christian Academy
Lancaster Country Day School
120 College Ave., Mountville
725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster
Ages: Rising grades 4 to 7
Ages: 12-18
When: 1 to 4 p.m. June 26-30
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 10-14
Computer animation is new this
year to our summer camp lineup! Come join the fun as we prepare
Students will learn how to use one of Shakespeares favorite
SCRATCH to create animated love stories, The Tempest. In
greeting cards, short stories or a full, ive-day program, we will
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THEATRE
rehearse and perform this classic
tale, while engaging in theater
games and activities. There will
be a inal performance for family
and friends the inal day.
Cost: $350
Contact: www.lancastercountry-
day.org
BROADWAY BOUND
PRESCHOOL SESSION 1
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-7
When: 9 a.m. to noon, July 17-
22, includes Saturday morning
performance
In this mini-camp, preschoolers
will participate in basic theater
techniques and work on creat-
ing a production out of some
well-loved childrens stories.
Participants build self-esteem as
they reine their creativity, active
listening and concentration skills,
all while learning about musical
theater. Teachers are theater
professionals.
WARE CENTER WINTER CENTER
ARTS SMARTS
SUMMER CAMPS 2017
MUSIC, THEATRE & VISUAL ARTS CAMPS
KIDS ENTERING K-5
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CAMPS
PRESCHOOLERS AGES 4-5 & GRADES 6-8
14 DIFFERENT CAMPS EACH WEEK
NO CAMP IS THE SAME; STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN UP TO 4 CAMPS PER DISCIPLINE
ATTENDED DROP-OFF AND PICK UP
SUPERVISED LUNCH HOUR, FREE FOR ALL-DAY CAMPERS. (LUNCH NOT INCLUDED)
$100 PER DAY PER WEEK. SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE.
JUNE 19 23 | JUNE 26 30
9 AM 12 PM & 1 PM 4 PM
THE WARE CENTER | MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY
42 N. PRINCE STREET | LANCASTER, PA 17603
Specific session titles and descriptions, along with faculty bios,
can be found online at www.ArtsMU.com/arts-smarts-camp.
Cost: $135
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
PRESCHOOL SESSION 2
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 5-7
When: 9 a.m. to noon, July 24-
29, includes Saturday morning
performance
In this mini-camp, preschoolers
will participate in basic theater
techniques and work on creat-
ing a production out of some
well-loved childrens stories.
Participants build self-esteem as
they reine their creativity, active
listening and concentration skills,
all while learning about musical
theater. Teachers are theater
professionals.
Cost: $135
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
BEGINNER SESSION 1
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
EXERCISING LITTLE MINDS
SUMMER KIDS
Ages: 8-11
When: June 19-24
9 a.m. to 12:30 Monday-Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4:30 Friday, perfor-
mance Saturday morning
This session is for those who
have always wanted to act but
have never gotten the chance
or who have had limited per-
formance experience. This
class will introduce you to the
tools an actor needs in order to
perform on stage. Students will
work on singing, dancing and
acting, and creating a fun-illed
musical review to perform at the
end of the week for family and
friends. Teachers are theater
professionals.
Cost: $160
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
BEGINNER SESSION 2
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8-11
When: July 10-15
9 a.m. to 12:30 Monday-Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4:30 Friday, perfor-
mance Saturday morning
This session is for those who have
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always wanted to act but have
never gotten the chance or who
have had limited performance ex-
perience. This class will introduce
you to the tools an actor needs
in order to perform on stage.
Students will work on singing,
dancing and acting, and creat-
ing a fun-illed musical review to
perform at the end of the week
for family and friends. Teachers
are theater professionals.
Cost: $160
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
BEGINNER SESSION 3
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8-11
When: Aug. 7-12
9 a.m. to 12:30 Monday-Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4:30 Friday, perfor-
mance Saturday morning
This session is for those who have
always wanted to act but have
never gotten the chance or who
have had limited performance ex-
perience. This class will introduce
you to the tools an actor needs
in order to perform on stage.
Students will work on singing,
dancing and acting, and creat-
ing a fun-illed musical review to
June 26-June 30
July 10-July 14
July 17-July 21
Aug. 7-Aug. 11
perform at the end of the week
for family and friends. Teachers
are theater professionals.
Cost: $160
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 12 and older
When: July 31-Aug. 5
9 a.m. to 12:30 Monday-Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4:30 Friday, perfor-
mance Saturday morning
This session has a pre-requisite
of at least two years of our
Beginner Sessions and/or per-
formance experience in several
high school, community or pro-
fessional theater productions. A
resume must be submitted with
application. Attendance in this
workshop is at the discretion of
the program directors. Students
will work on monologues, scenes,
songs and musical numbers while
digging deeper into how an actor
prepares for a role. Learn how
to develop a character through
physical and vocal techniques
and use language to deine a role.
Each participant will have the
opportunity to work on materials
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of their choice while given per-
formance guidance. Their perfor-
mance for friends and family will
consist of materials covered in
class to create a wonderful young
performers cabaret.
Cost: $160
Info.: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
Contact: Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, 717-947-4599
BROADWAY BOUND
ADVANCED PERFORMANCE
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: Varies (Audition required)
Audition: April 22
Rehearsal: 1 to 4:30 p.m. June
17-20, July 21 and July 24; 9 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. July 25-26; 9 a.m. to
12:30 p.m. July 27; 1 to 4:30 p.m.
July 28; 9 to 11 p.m. July 30
Performance: July 30, Aug. 1, 4,
5, 6
Participants must have prior
performance experience. This
workshop will also include perfor-
mances in a fully produced show
that will be named at a later date.
Cost: $200
Info: http://dutchapple.com/
our-shows/childrens-theatre/
summer-workshops
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THEATRE
Contact Lauren Sobon, lsobon@
dutchapple.com, to register for
audition time. To register, give
childs name, age, height and
submit a resume.
PETER PAN
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: 8 and up
When: June 29-Aug. 12
Come see the story of Peter and
his mischievous fairy sidekick,
Tinkerbell, who visit the nursery
of the Darling children and with
a sprinkle of pixie dust begin a
magical journey across the stars.
Info.: www.dutchapple.com
Contact: tickets@dutchapple.
com, 717-898-1900
CURIOUS GEORGE AND THE
GOLDEN MEATBALL
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: Under 12
When:
10:30 a.m. lunch, 11:30 a.m. show
Aug 29; Sept 1, 5, 8, 12, 15, 19, 22
11:45 a.m. lunch, 12:45 p.m. show
Aug 27; Sept 2, 10, 16
Come see everyones favorite
mischievous monkey and his
friend in the yellow hat sing
and dance up a storm in this
adventure-illed musical.
Cost: $18
Info.: www.dutchapple.com
Contact: tickets@dutchapple.
com, 717-898-1900
ALEXANDER AND THE
TERRIBLE, HORRIBLE, NO
GOOD, VERY BAD DAY
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
510 Centerville Road, Lancaster
Ages: Under 12
When:
10:30 a.m. lunch, 11:30 a.m. show
April 4, 7, 11, 18, 21, 25, 28; May
2, 5, 12
11:45 a.m. lunch, 12:45 p.m. show
April 9, 14, 22, 29; May 7
In this adaptation of the book,
not only does Alexander wake
up with gum in his hair, but his
mother forgets to pack him des-
sert, and his best friend decides
hes not his best friend anymore.
Thats just the start, but every-
body has bad days sometimes.
Cost: $18
Info.: www.dutchapple.com
Contact: tickets@dutchapple.
com, 717-898-1900
FULTON ACADEMY OF
THEATRE
Fulton Theatre
12 N. Prince St., Lancaster
Ages: Pre-K to 12th grade
When: June 12-July 28 (ranges
from partial day camps to full
day camps)
Enrich. Express. Grow. Summer
camps designed to meet indi-
vidual student needs and nurture
the artist within.
Cost: Prices vary beginning at
$50 per child, per class
Info.: www.theFulton.org
Contact: StephJo Wise, swise@
thefulton.org, 717-394-7133
CENTER STAGE THEATRE
CAMP
Ephrata Performing Arts Center
320 Cocalico St., Ephrata
Ages: Entering grades 1-7
When: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 10-
Aug. 4
Each camper will participate
in both the construction and
design of his or her own col-
laborative production. This
will involve developing proper
costumes, props, lighting design,
script development and plot
analysis culminating in a inal
performance. Campers will work
alongside Center Stage Theater
Camp educators as they take
on roles as directors, chore-
ographers, playwrights, scenic
designers and stage managers,
as well as actors and performers.
At the end of each week, campers
will give an informal presentation
for their parents or guardians. At
the end of all four weeks, a inal
show will be presented for a pub-
lic performance. It is not required
for campers to perform in the
inal show to attend camp and
participate fully in each weeks
activities.
Cost: $160 for 1 week, $285 for 2
weeks, $410 for 3 weeks, $535 for
SUMMER KIDS
4 weeks; Register by April 3 for
10% discount
Info.: ephrataperformingarts
center.com/camp
Contact: 717-733-7966
ACTORWORKS
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 7th to 10th grade
When: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June
19-30
Using original and scripted ma-
terial, students work on creating
interesting characters, making
bolder choices and reining their
acting technique, while creating
an ensemble piece. *More Camps
Available Online*
Cost: $225
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
BROADWAY REVUE
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 7th to 10th grade
When: 1 to 4:30 p.m. June 19-30
Scenes from musical theater
come to life in this two-week
camp. Students will prepare
various scenes and songs from
popular and lesser-known
Broadway shows while becom-
ing strong performers through
theater games and activities.
Cost: $225
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
DRAMA STARS
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 1st to 3rd grade
When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June
19-30
Create your own show, design
your own costume, sing and act
all in two weeks! This fun, imagi-
native camp gives students the
opportunity to create their own
script based on a well-known
fairy tale, myth or story, design
costumes for their characters
and perform in their very own
fully staged show, under the
instruction of professional
performers.
Cost: $400
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
ONE WEEK INTENSIVES
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 7th to 12th grade
When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July
10-21
Choose from one of many excit-
ing one-week intensive topics,
including Improv, On Camera,
the Art of Auditioning and
more! *More Camps Available
Online*
Cost: $115 ($100 each for 2+)
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
PRINCESSES AND PIRATES
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 1st to 3rd grade
When: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July
10-21
Hear ye! Hear ye! And yo-ho-ho!
All the princesses from across the
land and all the pirates of the sea
are asked to join our merry group
for singing, dancing, storytelling,
crafts and much more! We hope
you ind the buried treasure and
that its filled with sparkling
jewels and tiaras. Come ind out
what all the fun is about!
Cost: $250
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
TRIPLE THREAT KIDS
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 1st to 3rd grade
When: 1 to 4:30 p.m. July 10-21
A Triple Threat performer is a
performer who can act, sing and
dance. In this two-week camp,
students will explore what it
takes to sing dance and act on
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stage - often at the same time - Info.: www.popovskyperforming
through theater games, dancing, arts.com
acting and much more! *More
Camps Available Online* Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
Cost: $250 arts.com, 717-517-8543
Info.: www.popovskyperforming TRIPLE THREAT JUNIOR
arts.com Popovsky Performing Arts
Contact: Michael Popovsky, 245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
michael@popovskyperforming Lancaster
arts.com, 717-517-8543
Ages: 4th to 6th grade
BROADWAY REVUE AND/OR
MUSIC THEATER DANCE When: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Aug.
7-18
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302, A Triple Threat performer is a
performer who can act, sing and
Lancaster
dance. In this two-week camp,
Ages: 4th to 6th grade students will explore what it takes
to sing dance and act on stage -
When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July often at the same time - as they
10-21
learn various pieces from the
musical theater cannon. *More
Choose from the morning
camps available online!*
Broadway Revue camp, after-
noon Music Theater Dance camp Cost: $250
OR make it a full day of theatrical
fun! Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Cost: $250 per camp or $400
for both Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
arts.com
MINI DRAMA STARS
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
Popovsky Performing Arts
michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543 245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
TRIPLE THREAT AND/OR
MUSIC THEATER DANCE Ages: 1st to 3rd grade
Popovsky Performing Arts
When: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Aug.
7-18
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Create your own show, design
Ages: 7th to 10th grade your own costume, sing and act
all in two weeks! This fun, imagi-
When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July 24
native camp gives students the
to Aug. 4 Choose from a morning opportunity to create their own
of acting, singing and dancing as script based on a well-known
you become a triple threat, an fairy tale, myth or story, design
afternoon of theater dance train-
costumes for their characters and
ing or a full day of theatrical fun! perform in their very own show,
under the instruction of profes-
Cost: $250 per camp or $400
sional performers.
for both
Cost: $250
Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com Info.: www.popovskyperforming
arts.com
Contact: Michael Popovsky,
michael@popovskyperforming Contact: Michael Popovsky,
arts.com, 717-517-8543 michael@popovskyperforming
arts.com, 717-517-8543
BROADWAY JUNIOR
Popovsky Performing Arts
245 Butler Ave., Suite 302,
Lancaster
Ages: 4th to 6th grade
When: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. July
24 to Aug. 4 Performers have the
opportunity to audition, rehearse
and star in an abridged version
of a fully staged, major musical
theater show! *More Camps
Available Online*
Cost: $400
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Nows the time to explore summer camps

Though March does not often elicit images of
youngsters building campires or playing games
in the pool, the month more synonymous with the
St. Patricks Day is a great time for parents to start Summer camps
thinking about summer camps for their kids. tend to ill up their
Summer camp is often something kids look for- rosters in early
ward to, and something they will fondly recall long spring. Start asking
questions now so
after they reach adulthood. your children wont
For many kids, summer camp provides a irst taste miss out on a camp
of independence, as youngsters spend signiicant of their choice.
time away from home without their parents for the
irst time in their lives. But as great an experience as
summer camp can be for youngsters, it can be just as
diicult an experience if parents dont ind the right
it for their children.
Thats why it behooves parents to start thinking
about summer camps in winter, before camps start
illing out their rosters, which tends to happen in
early spring. The following are a few things parents
should take into consideration when seeking a sum-
mer camp for their kids.

Staf
The right summer camp staf can make all the METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

diference. Many children are understandably shy

when arriving at a summer camp, as their friends A good staf will know how to make kids feel wel- cantly depending on the camp, so its important that
from back home might not be joining them. That come, which should help them come out of their parents ask camp representatives about their stafs
can make them hesitant to participate in activities shells and make the most of their summer camp before making any commitments.
or less enthusiastic about those activities. experiences. The quality of stafs can vary signii- CAMP, page 16

Summer Fun for the Kids!

Day Camp
AT CAMP CONQUEST
June 12 July 14
Boys and Girls ages 7-12
Transportation is available
Your childs day camp experience
includes swimming, a water
slide, crafts, games, spiritual
encouragement and lunch.
480 Forest Road
Denver, PA 17517
717-336-2541
www.campconquest.org
Experience Wheatland
This Summer
Home of President James Buchanan
Call about our hands-on
kid-friendly tours & workshops!
230 NORTH PRESIDENT AVENUE 717-392-4633
Offering daily open bounce, birthday parties,
group discounts, fund raisers and
local bounce rentals.
Lancasters Only Inflatable Park
RESIDENTIAL, OVERNIGHT CAMPS
Provide an opportunity for your child to grow in
the Lord and have the most fun of their summer!
Sponsorships available!
Register Today!
407 Granite Run Dr
Dr., Lancaster
Lancaster, PA
www.brr.org 717-529-3232
(717)947-4500 www.bouncekraze.com
Quarryville, PA
Open Auditions for Auditions for
25th Annual Nutcracker Ballet America-Ukraine
with Donetsk Ballet Summer Ballet Camp
Saturday, March 11
2:00 - 3:00 pm (ages 10-12)
3:00 - 4:00 pm (ages 13+)
Saturday, May 6 & Saturday, May 13
1:00-1:45 pm 2:00-3:00 pm 3:00-4:30 pm
(ages 5-8) (ages 9-11) (ages 12+)

Students should call the studio to register 214 West Grant St., Lancaster
for their chosen audition time. 717-517-9837 www.vyballet.com
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Camp: Questions to ask

Continued from 15
Ask how long the staf has been together and the types
of training new and even veteran staf members undergo
before the start of camp season? Does the training include
irst aid and emergency medical training and certiication?
Its also good to ask about the vetting process the camp
employs before hiring new staf, including the extent of its
background checks. Are criminal background checks con-
ducted? How many references must potential staf mem-
bers supply to be considered for employment?
A good camp will be forthcoming with answers to all of
2017 your questions, so eliminate those that appear hesitant to
share information about their stafs.
A day in the life
When vetting camps for kids, parents should ask what a
programs typical day is like once the season hits full swing.
Many parents want their youngsters to have a well-
LANC ASTER COUNTRY rounded experience, while others might want their kids to
DAY SCHOOL attend a more specialized camp, whether its a sports camp
focusing on a particular sport or a music camp devoted to
helping kids become better musicians.
where
each child
shines
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Programs
for Ages
Camps
3 to 18
Register Today for Summer Camps at
Lancaster Catholic HS
Academic Camps
Athletic Camps
Regardless of the type of camp parents are considering
for their children, they should ask about what daily life
at the camp is like. Ask to see schedules and how strictly
camps adhere to those schedules. When considering spe-
cialized camps, ask the staf representative if kids will have
the chance to simply have a little fun and which types of
recreational activities are planned to give kids a break from
what are often rigorous schedules.
Camp goals
Another thing parents must consider before choosing a
summer camp for their children is the goals of each indi-
vidual camp. A camp should be dedicated to ensuring kids
have fun, even when kids are attending more specialized
camps that tend to be more strict.
In addition, parents should look for a camp that wants its
attendees to foster relationships with their fellow campers.
Camp can be lonely for some youngsters, especially those
attending summer camp for the irst time, but a summer
camp that strives to promote friendship among its camp-
ers can reduce, if not eliminate, any feelings of homesick-
ness.
Now enrolling
for the 2017-2018 school year
Offering: Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten,
Kindergarten classes
CAMP JENKINS
June 19 - August 18
A summer filled with learning
and exploration!  Ages: 3-8
Camp Hours: 9:00-3:00
Flex Hours: 7:30- 9:00 and 3:00-5:30

Fine & Performing Arts

 June 19-June 23 .....Around the World
 June 26-June 30 .....Superhero Alliance
 July 3-July 7 .............Holiday Mash Up
 July 10-July 14 ........Food Frenzy
Register online: www.lchsyes.org/admissions/summer_programs  July 17-July 21 ........Under the Sea
We offer programs in science,  July 24-July 28 ........Sticky, Wet, and Gooey
sports, theater, robotics, dance, or Contact the Summer Camp Co-Directors  July 31-Aug. 4 ..........Space Station Vacation
art, animation and more. Amanda Calhoun & Greg Dietz at  Aug. 7-Aug. 11..........Desert Oasis
summercamps@lchsyes.org  Aug. 14-Aug. 18 .......Escape to the Land
of the Dinosaurs
Register Online
3131 Columbia Ave., Lancaster
w w w. l a n c a s t e r c o u n t r y day.o r g
717-295-1548 thejenkinsschool.com