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Featured Camp:Tara Redwood Summer CampEvery weekday (Feb 1-Aug 24) from 9:00am to 3:00pm Location: 5810 Prescott Road, Soquel 
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This year we focus on Himalayan Asia (Bhutan) and Pacific Islands (Hawaii)! Explore the music, arts, history, values, and natural world of Bhutan and Hawaii through ukulele playing (ukes provided), singing, dancing, crafts, folklore, and dramatic play.
Plus special guest music workshops (African, Western European and TBA).¨Discover a one-of-a-kind curriculum with experienced, credentialed teachers and small group sizes.
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We look forward to exploring a musical world with you!
Contact: Jane Hancock: 831-423-7095; bhutanmusic@sbcglobal.net for more information.
Camp concludes Friday afternoon July 13 with a performance for family and friends!
May 31st priority registration deadline.
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| Rock Climbing! | Comedy! | Crafts! | ||
| Swimming! | Horsemanship! | Dance! | ||
| Academics! | Hiking! | Games! | ||
| Cooking! | Creativity! | Singing! |
All this and more are awaiting you at our Summer Adventure Camp!
Located just off Hwy. 1 at the Larkin Valley/San Andreas exit, our five acre campus provides plenty of room for exploring, trying new activities, learning, growing, making new friends, and having fun!
Our Camp begins June 25th and runs through August 17th. The camp is eight weeks in length, however students ages 5 - 12 may attend by the week. Students can choose either full days (9 - 5) or half days (9 - 1).
Each week will have a separate theme and emphasis, such as:
Special activities and field trips to such places as Henry Cowell, Loch Lomond, Nissene Marks, and the Boardwalk are all geared around each of these weekly themes.
For those parents who would like their child to have all the activities, and also continue with reading, math, or other academics, classes are available during the morning. Our excellent teaching staff can help your student boost their skills or get ahead as they prepare for the fall.
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Aptos Summer Music Camp
Do you have students who love to sing? Students who find the beat in everything? Students who cry if they can't attend musical performances?
WE WANT THEM TO ATTEND St. Andrews Music Camp !!!
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Aptos is pleased to offer an exciting, low cost music camp to elementary students who show a love of music and are entering grades 1-6 in the fall. This non-denominational outreach is our gift to the community. Music Camp is designed to engage the musical imagination of students through singing, playing instruments, music games and learning about music fundamentals in a safe environment among peers with the same passion for music.
In addition, students will hear two professional noon-time recitals (open to the public) and participate in an end-of-session concert/celebration for parents and friends.
9850 Monroe Ave, Soquel | Ages: Grades 1-6
Concert July 22
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Week-long Art Camps all summer long. Bug Week is back! Along with sewing, county fair art, carpentry, paper mache, creatures of the deep, paper dolls, lego fun and more! Check website for 2012 summer camp schedule.
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2-3 Explorations with Anouk Johanna, monotpype printmaking, watercolor painting
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Camps for the summer will include a cartooning experience with a rockstar local young artist (she is a brilliant cartoonist, and recently hired by Archie Comics) so this workshop is one that will appeal to girl-power artist types. We loved the portfolio of this young artist as she featured many girl super heros and the world could use a strong dose of art and femme fatale in equal dose.
Reboot and compute will also be a high light of the summer camp scene.
Our amazing outdoor studio space might be the finest piece of downtown creative space and certainly the place and space to be when the sun is shining.
Check back frequently. We add new classes as artists have availability!
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Art duJour offers a variety of arts based classes, based upon a monthly theme that is tied into the Gallery. Our beautiful garden studio hosts super messy projects, and our computer lab and art classes change weekly.
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Summer program
We organize intensive summer language camps. Each Camp is one week long, 3 hrs/day and parents can pick the morning or afternoon session. Each camp has have a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 6 students.
Kids will different countries (virtually of course) where the language they chose is spoken. They will prepared their luggage, got their passports and boarding passes, and flew to the chosen countries. We use Google Earth to show them landmarks of the countries, and they learn a bit about the history and customs of these countries. They do different activities particular to the place they are visiting. All, of course, in the language they will be studying.
In another Camp children create a puppet show from scratch: they make puppets, create a basic script, design the set and rehearse the play, all in the language they are learning. The last day the play is be presented to parents.
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Baymonte is excited to present THE AMAZING RACE as the theme for this summer's fun. Full and part time day campers will enjoy adventures in video production, geo-caching, podcasts, art, crafts, robotics, cooking and sports activities. In addition to these great activities campers will travel to exciting locations around Santa Cruz, such as Gilroy Gardens, local beaches, Roaring Camp Railroad, Bowling and Monterey Bay Aquarium.
Summer Quest is directed by experienced credentialed teachers and staffed with a 12 to 1 ratio.
For information contact Baymonte 831-438-0100 or office@baymonte.org.
You Tube Trailer for Summer Quest
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Enjoy 5 days mountain biking and exploring trails in Sant Cruz Mountains. This is for those who want to learn mountain biking skills and is designed to teach riding skills, basic mechanics and very beginning racing skills in a a fun, relaxed and comfortable environment. Every day you will ride a new trail and learn a new skill.
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Camp Gateway is a unique combination of Day Camp and Specialty Classes. We are open from 7:30am to 5:30 pm. Come spend the summer with us!
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Join us for our week-long day and residential summer camps, as well as a tall-ship teen program, that are available from Santa Cruz to Monterey for kids ages 8 to 17. Have a summer full of marine Science, Education and Adventures with our unique programs emphasizing activities such as kayaking, surfing and tidepooling! Experience science concepts and technology by building ROV's, visiting local marine labs and meeting marine scientists.
Each week of the summer has a specialized theme, so find those that match your child's areas of interest by visiting www.campsealab.org or calling (831) 582-3681.
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Just like Unalayee's programs for kids, our Family Days programs are centered on simple outdoor living. We provide meals, activities for all ages, campfire programs and necessary equipment and facilities. Families camp out in tents or under the stars. While at Camp, families can hike, swim, fish, play or just relax in the mountains together. Our trained staff offer daily activities such as rock climbing, boating on the lake, nature hikes, arts and crafts, archery and more. For the August program everyone cooks and eats together in our central area.
Overnight, Aug 18-23
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Just like Unalayee's programs for kids, our Family Days programs are centered on simple outdoor living. We provide meals, activities for all ages, campfire programs and necessary equipment and facilities. Families camp out in tents or under the stars. While at Camp, families can hike, swim, fish, play or just relax in the mountains together.
Our trained staff offer daily activities such as rock climbing, boating on the lake, nature hikes, arts and crafts, archery and more. For the July program, families cook and eat together in small groups, just like the regular Unalayee base camp program.
Overnight. July 9-13
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Unalayee has been taking kids on outdoor adventures since 1949. Located in Northern California's Trinity Alps, we are a non-profit, co-ed wilderness summer camp that provides meaningful outdoor experiences for children ages 10-17.While in base camp, campers live as a family in small but diverse groups called âtribes.â In camp, there are a plethora of activities to choose from each day including: archery, crafts, swimming, boating, arts, rock-climbing, music, and much more.
Each base-camp session also includes multi-day backpacking trips; the 9 day program includes one backcountry trip for 2-nights. Extended backpacking programs are also available.
Overnight, June 30-July 8
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Unalayee has been taking kids on outdoor adventures since 1949. Located in Northern California's Trinity Alps, we are a non-profit, co-ed wilderness summer camp that provides meaningful outdoor experiences for children ages 10-17. While in base camp, campers live as a family in small but diverse groups called tribes. In camp, there are a plethora of activities to choose from each day including: archery, crafts, swimming, boating, arts, rock-climbing, music, and much more.
Each base-camp session also includes multi-day backpacking trips; the 15 day program includes two backcountry trips, one for 2-nights and another for 3-nights. Extended 11-day backpacking programs are also available.
Sleep-Away, July 15-29
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Unalayee has been taking kids on outdoor adventures since 1949. Located in Northern California's Trinity Alps, we are a non-profit, co-ed wilderness summer camp that provides meaningful outdoor experiences for children ages 10-17.While in base camp, campers live as a family in small but diverse groups called tribes In camp, there are a plethora of activities to choose from each day including: archery, crafts, swimming, boating, arts, rock-climbing, music, and much more.
Each base-camp session also includes multi-day backpacking trips; the 15 day program includes two backcountry trips, one for 2-nights and another for 3-nights. Extended 11-day backpacking programs are also available.
Overnight, Aug 1-15
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Advanced Skills Builders (Boys and Girls) Ages: 6-14
Each Monday, starting March 26 - May 7, 4 - 6pm, Cost: $125
"Advanced skills training for the soccer-loving youth player."
The Catalyst Soccer Club's popular spring program is a once per week skills mentoring course on
becoming a fundamentally sound, young soccer player - regardless of beginning skill or experience
level. All boys and girls who have the desire to become better players are welcome. Topics covered
include individual ball skills such as moves, turns, 1v1 dribbling skills; fundamental soccer skills such as, passing, collecting, and shooting the ball; and many small sided games allowing players to simulate real game situations while maximizing their "touches on the ball."
Little Skills Builders (Boys and Girls) Ages: 4-6
Each Monday, starting March 26 - April 23, 4:30 - 6pm, Cost: $75
"From little acorns do mighty oaks grow"
The Catalyst Soccer Club's Little Skill Builders Program is an excellent 5-part developmental course on
becoming a fundamentally sound, young soccer player. Topics covered include simple moves, turns,
fakes, many ball-control techniques and fun soccer-related games for your new soccer player.
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Day Camps at Quail Hollow Ranch
Time Traveler Summer Day Camp - July 9 through 20, 2012
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel back in time? Find out in this innovative day camp! California history and life science are combined, in fun-filled, hands-on educational activities that allow children to experience times past. Activities include dressing in historical attire, enjoying historic food, crafts and games, and recreating cultural activities of times past.
The program runs Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for a fee of $342 for residents and $376 for non-residents. For more information, call the park at 831-335-9348 Saturday and Sunday. To sign up, call 454-7941 from 9AM-1PM, Monday-Friday
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TEENS
Stage Presence for Performers (ages 11-17) ~ Every Sa (Aug 4-Aug 11) from 12:30pm to 3:30pm, $79
Creating a character on-stage is as important to a dancer, actor, singer or musician as their technique, steps and actions. Gaining the knowledge, focus and stage presence that reveals an expert performance is what "Stage Presence for Performers" can achieve. This innovative class will use the process of drama to strengthen and develop the complete artist. Open to performers ages 11-Adult. No prior experience required. Class will conclude with an in-studio demonstration on the last day, where parents, family, and friends will be invited into the studio.
Tappin' Teens (ages 12-17) ~ Every Tues & Thurs (Jun 18-Jun 29) from 4:30pm to 5:30pm, $49
Put on your tap shoes and explore the rhythms of tap, while developing coordination and style through snazzy moves and simple, age appropriate choreography. A wonderful introduction to tap dance. Class will conclude with a mini performance in the studio for friends and family.
Teen Dance Camp: Dance, Dance, Dance! ~ Every weekday (Jun 18-Jun 22) from 1:00pm to 4:30pm, $225
Dance your way through summer. Create new choreography and participate in various dance styles including hip-hop, lyrical, jazz, modern, theater dance, ballet and ballroom dance with the experienced and professional instructors of the International Academy of Dance. Dancers gain skills in teamwork, trust and communication, while improving flexibility, focus and coordination through dance. Some dance experience preferable. Mini in-studio performance on the last day for parents and friends. NEW two week format for 2012! Please pack a healthy snack
YOUTH 3 - 12
Camp Hip-Hop (ages 6-10) ~ Every weekday (Jul 23-Jul 27) from 10:00am to 1:00pm, $179
Get in the groove with great moves. Learn style, musicality and technique through hip-hop, break dancing and pop and lock. Hip-hop is wonderful for self-esteem, coordination, making friends and having fun! Kids love this safe and positive dance class. Age appropriate music and choreography with a mini performance in the studio for friends and family on the last day.
Creative Movement (ages 5-8) ~ Every Mon (Jul 9-Aug 10) from 3:30pm to 4:30pm, $79
Through dance children learn what their bodies can do, what strength and energy they have and how to move using time, rhythm, tempo, direction, space, size and level. Creative dance help students feel respect, learn concentration, and master self discipline. Class work based on the work of Mary Joyce and Paula Bliss.
Creative Movement II (ages 8-10) ~ Every Mon and Wed (Jul 9-Aug 10) from 4:30pm to 5:30pm, $79
Through dance children learn what their bodies can do, what strength and energy they have and how to move using time, rhythm, tempo, direction, space, size and level. Creative dance help students feel respect, learn concentration, and master self discipline. Class work based on the work of Mary Joyce and Paula Bliss.
Story Book Camp: Swan Lake (ages 4-7) ~ Every Mon, Tues, Wed, Th and Fri (Jul 16-Jul 20) from 10:00am to 1:00pm, $179 + $10 material fee
Swan Lake theme to engage and delight your budding artist. Activities include dance, music, puppetry and art to encourage your child's imagination. The camp culminates with the class creating an original fairy tale and mini performance for parents & friends on the last day.
Story Book Dance: Cinderella ~ Every weekday (Jul 9-Jul 13) from 10:00am to 1:00pm, $179 + $10 material fee
Cinderella theme to engage and delight your budding artist. Activities include dance, music, puppetry and art to encourage your childâ™s imagination. The camp culminates with the class creating an original fairy tale and mini performance for parents & friends on the last day.
Story Book Dance: Little Mermaid ~ Every day (Jun 18-Jun 22) from 10:00am to 1:00pm, $179 + $10 material fee
Little Mermaid and under sea theme to engage and delight your budding artist. Activities include dance, music, puppetry and art to encourage your childâ™s imagination. The camp culminates with the class creating an original fairy tale and mini performance for parents & friends on the last day.
Story Book Dance: Little Mermaid ~ Every weekday (Jun 18-Jun 22) from 10:00am to 1:00pm, $179 + $10 material fee
Little Mermaid and under sea theme to engage and delight your budding artist. Activities include dance, music, puppetry and art to encourage your childâ™s imagination. The camp culminates with the class creating an original fairy tale and mini performance for parents & friends on the last day.
Tappin' Tutus (ages 3-4) ~ Every weekday (Jun 19-Jun 29) from 11:15am to 12:00pm, $49
Put on your tap shoes and explore the rhythms of tap, while developing coordination and style through snazzy moves and simple, age appropriate choreography. A wonderful introduction to dance for pre-schoolers. Class will conclude with a mini performance in the studio for friends and family.
Tappin' Toes I (ages 4-7) ~ Every weekday (Jun 19-Jun 29) from 2:30pm to 3:30pm, $49
Put on your tap shoes and explore the rhythms of tap, while developing coordination and style through snazzy moves and simple, age appropriate choreography. A wonderful introduction to tap dance. Class will conclude with a mini performance in the studio for friends and family.
Tappin' Toes II (ages 8-12) ~ Every weekday (Jun 18-Jun 29) from 3:30pm to 4:30pm, $49
Put on your tap shoes and explore the rhythms of tap, while developing coordination and style through snazzy moves and simple, age appropriate choreography. A wonderful introduction to tap dance. Class will conclude with a mini performance in the studio for friends and family.
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Summer Performing Arts Academy: Camp Comedy
Voice and harmony ~ Improv and acting ~ Dance and stage movement ~ Classic Commedia dell'arte and mask work ~ Sketch and stand up comedy and much more...
Program director ~ April Burns
Musical director ~ Max Bennett Parker
with special guest teachers
June 18 to July 13 ~ performance Sat July 14
ages 8 to 14
Monday through friday 9 am to 3:30 pm
Call 831 425 3455 to save a spot! Limited to 20 participants.
Wildlands & Watering Cans Summer Day Camp for ages 7 - 10
Come explore, harvest, prepare and enjoy fresh food from the farm, hike, create garden crafts, art, and music, play games, and form new friendships! Each day has a theme (past examples: Bug Day, Solar Energy Day, Chickens & Eggs Day) and each day begins with farm chores (Chickens, Fresh Fruit Popsicle-making, Farm Update, and Weather Report) and ends with storytelling under the walnut tree. Friday afternoons parents join us for a kid- harvested Farmer's Market or Farm Treats Tasting Party. Each session serves 28 campers with a 1:7 ratio of instructors to campers.
Session I - June 25-29 & July 2-6, 2012, 9:00-3:00
Session II - July 9-13 & 16-20, 2012, 9:00-3:00
Session III - July 23-27 & July 30-August 3, 2012, 9:00-3:00
After-care (3:00-5:00) available for each session.
Click to view a past camp schedule for examples of our activities
Cost: $550.00 per session; single week rate: $300.00. Sibling discount 10% off second child. After-care Mon-Thurs with pick-up at 5:00, $100 flat rate for 2-week session, or $50 flat rate for single week.
Click here for registration information
Limited financial assistance available; see registration information.
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Kids will love this opportunity to creatively express their interpretation of the natural world through the visual arts on Live Earth's organic farm. Activities will include printing from natural materials, fort making, working in the education demonstration garden, animal spirit mask-making and so much more! Participants will help care for chickens and goats as well as explore Live Earth's 80 acres of organic orchards and vegetable crop. Each day they will help harvest something from the garden to contribute to sustainable lunch picnics. There is an optional Thursday night sleepover with pizza-making camp-out for an additional $50. Participation is limited to 20 kids per week. There are also Leadership in Training positions available for a few individuals ages 13 & up. Please contact for more info.
Dates for 2012:
Session 1: June 18th-22nd
Session 2: June 25th-29th
Session 3: July 16th-20th
Session 4: August 6th-10th
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If you've dreamed of designing your own buildings and sculptures, this is the camp for you. Experiment with pop-up and paper engineering techniques. Work with sand, clay, wood, metal and more to create amazing pieces of sculptural art. Visit downtown buildings and get inspired to learn new art-making techniques using quality materials and tools. The camp will also feature a field trip to the Maker's Factory, visit them at: http://makersfactory.com/ All materials provided. Ages 7-11.
Teacher: Lynn Guenther.
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Want to take the perfect photo with your camera or phone? Photographer Claire Lerner will teach you and array of digital photographic techniques used in the studio and out in location. The focus will be on portraits and landscapes-- "faces" and "places." This camp is ideal for any budding photographer who is interested in photographing the sights of the city.
Please bring a digital camera and a love for walking around outdoors. All other materials included.
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Want to learn new painting and drawing skills? Art teacher Shirley Rhoades will work with you to experiment with basic art techniques and different media. Working both in the classroom and outdoors, students will explore charcoal, oil pastel, acrylic paint, chalk, and silk painting.
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Want to use art to make your mark in a new way? Printmaking, yarn bombing, chalk art, collage and recycled crafts are just some of the activities we'll be doing during this camp. This camp is held in partnership with local crafts studios. At the end of the camp, your art will be displayed during MAH's 3rd Friday evening event on July 20 from 5-9pm.
Teacher: Denise Kiser Shaw.
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We’re making makers!
Come to MakersCAMP! We will work as a group to design and create a self-powered walking robot using 2D lasercut and 3D plastic printed parts. Then, we’ll duplicate this for each camper. Camper/students will be introduced to leading edge technologies that can be applied to other projects.
Camp 1: Three Week Saturday Camp - Saturdays, February 25, March 3 & 10
week 1 of 3: February 25, 9am-12noon
week 2 of 3: March 3, 9am-12noon
week 3 of 3: March 10, 9am-12noon
Camp 2: Weekend Camp: Sat & Sun, April 28-29, 2-5pm, ages 12-1, $99
Camp 3: Weekend Camp: Sat & Sun, May 19-20, , 9am-12noon, ages 9-13, $99
For up to date details and to register: http://makersfactory.com/kids/
Questions?: Send email to info@makersfactory.com
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Summer at MMS: Becoming Aware & Making Connections
Self-Awareness - Community Building
Global Connections - Experiential Learning
Summer Program July 9 - August 3, Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 3:30pm
4-week program: register for one, two, three, or all four weeks.
The program is designed for students entering grades 2 through 7.
Please call 408-847-2717 for more information.
Spend time in the mountains this summer at Mount Madonna School's fun and enriching summer program!
A stimulating learning environment where students can engage in academic enrichment activities, outdoor education and nature exploration, hands-on games, arts and craft projects, physical fitness activities and personal growth opportunities.
Each week will focus on a different theme:
July 9 - July 13, Self-Reflection
July 16 - July 20, Community
July 23 - July 27, Global Studies
July 30-August 3, Experiential Learning
Weekly activities to include:
Academics through hands-on activities, games, literature and discussions
Awareness through centering, literature, discussions, art and journaling
Making connections through cooperative games, activities and play
Creative arts through drama, drawing, painting, crafts and writing
Nature exploration & outdoor education on campus hikes
Health & nutrition through gardening and cooking
Physical education through yoga, sports and hiking
Program brochure with registration form - download Adobe pdf
Registration form (only) - download Adobe pdf
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Outdoor Exploration for Young Children
outdoor classes ~ preschool classes for kids ages 2-5 ~ elementary classes for kids ages 5-9 ~ classes meet in Santa Cruz ~ activities: hiking, art, games, stories
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tracks | march 19 |
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birds | april 30 |
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tide pools | june 11 |
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forests | july 23 |
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creeks | sept 3 |
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These are rare science opportunities for kids ages 7-17. I am Irvin, a gifted Master Teacher, Manager and a Director of the science education nonprofit, Outdoor Science Exploration / Classroom Science Fun which Diane and I created.
Through our 19 years of work we have earned awards for the nonprofit and for ourselves plus grants and donations. Our school and afterschool programs include more than 160 classes every year. By effectively teaching, we show students they are a lot smarter than they think at a time in their lives when natural curiosity is abundant and their success is important. We are gratified to remain popular over the years with parents and kids.
Whether we're seeing how temperature changes the volume of air or the view from Clouds Rest and Half Dome, we enjoy what we do. Irvin and Diane
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Have fun with Physics and Chemistry at parks and beaches! 10 AM - 4 PM with your choice of weeks and days. Students 7 to 14 years old can complete experiments, explore nature, create crafts and enjoy games in different outdoor environments of Santa Cruz County. Call ahead to join any days when space is open.
Students ages 7-14 do experiments and activities from our school programs and explore nature with hands-on active learning.
BRING: a day pack with lunch+drink+optional snack, sunscreen, PLUS a simple change of clothes if s/he likes to get wet at the creek or beach. AND sandals and a medium size towel are useful almost every day. Have the right clothing for the weather like a hat, jacket, UV sun glasses, and rain protection if it might rain.
Benefits of our program include: helping to build social skills and relieve stress while improving memory, attention and science test scores.
Tuition paid by credit card or PayPal is $950 for all 5 weeks, $200 for any M-F week, $175 for the 4 day week of July 4th, or $50 for any day.
Tuition paid before May 11 by credit card or PayPal is $900 for all 5 weeks, $190 for any M-F week, $165 for the 4 day week of July 4th, or $45 for any day.
Tuition paid by check or cash is $900 for all 5 weeks, 190 for any M-F week, $165 for the 4 day week of July 4th, or $45 for any day.
Tuition paid before May 11 by check or cash is $850 for all 5 weeks, 180 for any M-F week, $155 for the 4 day week of July 4th, or $40 for any day.
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Fun in the Summer Sun! July 9 - August 3, 2012
Enjoy a summer filled with fun and adventure on Orchard School's magnificent, sunny 14 acres in the Aptos hills
Camp 2011 Details (details for 2012 will be updated soon):
8:45 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday - Friday After care is available until 5 p.m.
4-week program ~ Sibling discount ~ Carpool opportunities
Fun-Filled Days: Circus arts ~ Juggling ~ Drama ~ Dance ~ Yoga ~ Stilts ~ Music ~ Unicycle ~ Gymnastics ~ Swimming ~ Archery ~ Reptiles & farm animals ~ Gardening ~ Nutrition / cooking
Hiking ~ Arts & crafts ~Swimming & FUN!!!!
To Enroll: Please print our reservation form and mail it to Orchard School with a $50 deposit ASAP to ensure enrollment. You will receive confirmation, enrollment form, and additional camp information by mail.
If you have any questions, please call our office at (831) 688-1074 or send an email to rocketunicycle@yahoo.com.
Camp Director 2011: Rock Lerum
Rock Lerum has been performing and teaching for 30 years. He has performed with Tandy Beal, SoVoSo, The New Pickle Circus, Linda Arnold, Golden State Warriors, from local to international. Rock received a Gail Rich award in 2003, which honors Santa Cruz area artists for their work in the community. He has been teaching circus arts, drama, and gardening at Orchard School since 1998, and has directed Orchard's Performing Arts Summer Camp for 8 years.
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Peaceful Valley Farm is a family homestead, nestled within a 300 acre national wildlife refuge, just outside of La Selva Beach. We are minutes from Manresa and Sunset Beaches and surrounded by fields of organically grown crops.
We combine hands on learning, and physical activity with art and literature to help kids develop a stronger sense of self and community as well as an awareness of their connection to their food and our Mother Earth.
We use the farm to teach an appreciation for the work involved in growing and raising the food, the soil in which it is grown, and the animals that provide food.
Some of our offerings:
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
We are excited to offer an outdoor venue for birthday parties or other small gatherings. We provide tables with cloths, seats, and a small lawn area. In an effort to reduce our footprint, vintage plates and silverware will be provided, as will jelly jars for drinks. We'll even set up, then clean up and do the dishes. Kids will have a chance to pet and feed the animals and ask questions about the farm. Contact us for more information.
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Open to Pre-K and Kinder students, ages 4-6. Please see website for more information.
FARM CAMP
Emphasizes responsibility, community and our connection with nature through fun, farm oriented activities including:
All activities are child led, so some days, we just talk, eat, play and love the animals.
Follow our adventures in farming! on the BLOG ~ at PEACEFULVALLEYFARM.ORG ~ and on FACEBOOK
Address: 640 Peaceful Valley Dr | Ages: 3-7
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The story I am about to share with you takes place in 1931, under the roofs of Paris. Here you will meet a boy named Hugo Cabret, who once, long ago, discovered a mysterious drawing that changed his life forever.
The Invention of Hugo Cabret is full of magic for the child reader, for the adult reader, the film lover, the art lover, for anyone willing to give it a go. Open your mind, pour Selznick's creation in, and be reminded of the dream of childhood.
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Summer Day Camps at Quail Hollow Ranch
Time Travelers Day Camp - Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel back in time? Find out in this innovative day camp! California history and life science are combined, in fun-filled, hands-on educational activities that allow children to experience times past. Activities include dressing in historical attire, enjoying historic food, crafts and games, and recreating cultural activities of times past.
Science Sleuths Day Camp - The best scientists are the ones who are curious about their world. Come to Quail Hollow for hands-on, fun-filled science experiments and engaging wildlife studies. Explore, discover,
and learn about chemistry, physics, geology, biology, botany, and ecology through experiments, microscope viewing, predator-prey games, nature art and more! Appreciation of the natural world is emphasized while unlocking the scientific secrets that are found in Quail Hollow Ranch's natural world.
Quail Hollow Ranch County Park - Ages 6-11
Time Travelers M-F 7/9-7/20 9am-3pm $342 / $376 #10269
Science Sleuths M-F 7/30-8/10 9am-3pm $342 / $376 #10270
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Introduction to building/programming AND continued exploration for returning students.
Learn how to build, program and control a robot!
This class is ideal if you like to know how to make things work, crawl, roll, blink, buzz or even think! A great introduction to the world of robotics, students will have a chance to assemble and program simple to more complex robots that communicate, move and think on their own. During the week we ll break out different types of robots, including  the totally fun Lego Mindstorms. In addition, each student will have an opportunity to build and keep one simple introductory robot. Brenda is pleased to team-teach with Stanford engineer Ted Berg!
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3-D Explorations with Lori Wilson
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Arts and Activities Camp for children ages 4 to 14
Educating the head, heart and hands - Different opportunities for different ages!
Contact- SummerCamp@scwaldorf.org
Very Young Child's Camp Ages: 3-6 year olds - Pre K though K
Includes outdoor/indoor play including water play, simple games and crafts, songs, baking. Taught by Irene Cooper
Dates: July 11-15th Mon-Friday
Hours: 9am-1p
Cost: $36 per day
Young Summer Camp Program Ages: 4-9 year olds
Experience outdoor play, hikes, crafts, games storytelling, songs, bread making, water play, and more. Taught be Edisione deAlmeida.
4 sessions:
Session # 1 June 11th - 15th Mon-Fri
Session # 2 June 18th - 22nd Mon-Fri
Session # 3 June 25th - June 29th Mon-Fri
Session # 4 July 2nd - July 6th
Hours: 9am -2:00pm
Cost: Hourly rate $8.00.
Cooking and Crafts For grades 2 - 5
Come and play in the garden and cook and enjoy healthy, delicious food. We will also play lots of games together and create beautiful crafts. Taught by Terry Walters, Kerry Maloney
2 Sessions for this age group
Dates: July 4th - 8th and July 11 - 15th
Hours: 9am-1:00pm
Cost: $190
Teen Cooking and Crafts (13 & 14 year olds - 7th and 8th graders)
A girl's only camp for crafting, cooking, fun & more.
Dates - June 24th though July 1st.
Hours 10:00 - 2:00
Price is $190
For enrollment forms and additional information please contact 831-425-0519.
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Applications are now being accepted for Ocean Explorers Marine Science Summer Camp programs for youth. Participation is determined by a random drawing of applications. Applications are due by April 13 at 5pm. Members receive priority registration - join today! Please visit our website for details and application.
Summer 2012 - Schedule Information
Ocean Explorers sessions run Monday through Friday. Each day begins and ends at the Seymour Center at Long Marine Lab.
Seaside Safari (ages 7-8)
June 25-29: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
July 9-13: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
July 23-27: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Join us for an adventurous week of field trips, hands-on activities, crafts and fun as we explore the amazing world of life between the tides! Go tidepooling to learn how amazing critters like crabs, seastars, and sea anemones are adapted to life in the sea. Explore local sandy beaches to find clues about mysterious animals from the depths, and dig for sand crabs along the shore at Natural Bridges State Beach. At Elkhorn Slough look for creatures that make the mud their home, and get a chance to observe plankton under the microscope! Back at the lab, investigate your favorite tidepool animals, and work alongside our Aquarium Curator to learn how we take care of our incredible friends from the sea.
Marine Science for Girls (ages 9-11)
August 6-10: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Camping Trip: depart Thursday, 9 a.m.; return Friday, 4 p.m.
Explorers spend an exciting week at the lab and in the field. Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at how scientists and trainers do research with Long Marine Lab's marine mammals. Girls will spend two days working with seals, sea lions, and dolphins alongside the lab's experts. Later in the week, we'll travel south to experience the beautiful Big Sur coast after a morning of hiking and exploration at Point Lobos State Reserve. Thursday afternoon we'll arrive in Big Sur where we'll set-up camp and swim in the river before settling down for a great night of story telling, star gazing, and camping at Riverside Campground. Finally, wrap up a great week of fun with a kayak adventure on the Monterey Bay. Please note: Participants need to supply their own sleeping bags and sleeping pads. Restroom facilities, including showers, are available at Riverside Campground.
Masterful Marine Mammals (ages 9-11 and 12-14)
June 18-22 (ages 9-11): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
July 16-20 (ages 12-14): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
July 23-27 (ages 9-11): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
July 30-August 3 (ages 9-11): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
August 13-17 (ages 12-14): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
August 20-24 (ages 9-11): 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Discover how marine mammals are adapted for life in the sea and how research at Long Marine Lab is contributing to the conservation of dolphins, seals, sea lions, and sea otters. Explorers will gain first-hand experience in marine mammal training and animal care techniques. Work with researchers and trainers to learn about Long Marine Lab's amazing marine mammals: Morgan and Charlie (southern sea otters), Rio and Ronan (California sea lions), Puka and Primo (Atlantic bottlenose dolphins), Tunu and Amak (spotted seals), and Sprouts (harbor seal). All participants will set out on the Monterey Bay by kayak to observe behaviors of marine mammals and other kelp forest critters.
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The best scientists are the ones who are curious about their world. Come to Quail Hollow for hands-on, fun-filled science experiments and engaging wildlife studies. Explore, discover, and learn about chemistry, physics, geology, biology, botany, and ecology through experiments, microscope viewing, predator-prey games, nature art and more! Appreciation of the natural world is emphasized while unlocking the scientific secrets that are found in Quail Hollow Ranch's natural world.
The program runs Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for a fee of $342 for residents and $376 for non-residents. For more information, call the park at 831-335-9348 Saturday and Sunday. To sign up, call 454-7941 from 9AM-4PM, Monday-Friday
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Swim lessons start Sat 3/3 and T/Th starts 3/6 at Seascape Sports Club in Aptos. 2 other locations to serve you as well. Time to SWIM.. lets go!!
Spring 2012 Swim Program at Seascape
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JULY 2012 ~ BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7 - 13
Soquel Sports Camp was co-founded by its current directors Dave Paul and Stu Walters in 1994. Its success has been due to our philosophy and continued practice of recruiting top coaches that emphasize FUN and FUNDAMENTALS.
Our goal is to provide your child with a quality camp experience that provides healthy exercise, promotes teamwork, and offers opportunities to experience success while improving athletic skills and creating lasting summer memories.
To keep things moving and to provide a diverse set of activities, your child will participate in three sports each day - listed on the REGISTRATION form.
Dates and Times
Week 1: July 9 - 13 ~ Week 2: July 16 - 20
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Monday - Friday)
Location Soquel High School
Cost $160 for 1 week or $300 for 2 weeks
Early registration is recommended due to limited space
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Spring Hill Summer Sessions ~ 9 weeks of hands-on learning and imaginative fun
Session 1: June 18th-July 6, Interconnection
Discover ways that all life forms, including people, are intrinsically dependent on each other and the elements. Explore concepts like the web of life, ecosystems, conservation, & sustainability. Celebrate compassion, how giving is receiving, & that everything comes from something.
Session 2: July 9th-July 27, Transformation
Discover the consistency of change in the rhythms of nature and time. Explore differences in people & the world throughout history. Celebrate your life, your amazing growth, & the power you have to help create positive change.
Session 3: July 30th-Aug. 17, Infinite Potential
Discover how everything (even the most amazing things) people do & create begins with a thought. Explore wonderful aspects of life including your own creative inspiration and expression. Celebrate your dreams, talents, & ideas. Visualize exciting new possibilities for the future.
We will explore these themes through:
The Arts- fine art, music, literature, theater, dance & creative movement
Mindfulness-self discovery through intentional art, journaling, yoga, Chi Gong, & inner listening
Earth Sciences- accessing, observing, & interacting with nature in the garden & the wild
Technology-experimenting with animation software, Photoshop, Lego robotics, & dissecting/ assembling machines
Anthropology- crafts, cooking, cooperative games, & stories from different cultures around the world.
Optional specialty classes
We've invited excellent teachers from our community to offer further enrichment through regular weekly courses and some full week workshops. Schedules and rates vary & are set by individual instructors. See the calendar for class details and check periodically for updates. These courses may be taken independently or in addition to our regular program.
Large Collaborative Projects-
One per 3-week session, inspired by each theme. Chosen & designed by the kids through related activities, reflection, and democratic process.
Choices include mural, sculpture, theatrical production, cob building, book making, & more if we are inspired. To get the full benefit of these projects, we recommend that children enroll at least part time for all three weeks.
Local Outings- Each week there will be at least one fieldtrip to a nature destination or to enjoy a fun community resource. A $10 transportation/ activity fee will apply to each outing.
Musical Guests - Each Friday, we will host a different musician who will play for us & share about their musical life, inspiration, & instrument(s). Hands-on participation usually included.
Aftercare is $8/ hour, available from 3:00 until 5:30
The National Steinbeck Center offers an annual series of art workshops with Nationally acclaimed artists as well as 10-week long art classes taught by local artist, Paula Vershay.
Instructor Paula Vershay has encompassed a multi-faceted approach to the arts. Having had her start in the study of architecture, she found painting to be her true vocation. She has produced murals, owned and operated an art gallery, studio and retail store. She was featured in a series of how to paint television programs, and has been a credentialed instructor at Salinas Adult School for the past ten years.
For more information about art classes and art workshops please contact Paula at paula@steinbeck.org or 831.775.4739 or contact the Museum Store to register for classes at 831.775.4721.
Art Classes
Watercolor: Wednesdays 12:00 - 2:00 PM
Cost: $85.00 for 10 weeks
Even if you have never held a brush or drawn a line - you can learn to paint. Classes are fun and easy. Paint along with the instructor while exploring the Art of Still Life.
Kids Painting: Thursdays 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Cost: $20.00 per class, includes materials
Research shows that learning art skills can balance your child's learning and helps to build their creative thinking. With creative thinking, kids tend to do better in math, reading, science and general problem solving. Creative children have a more well rounded view of the world, they are not afraid to be expressive, and their self-esteem is strengthened through their artistic accomplishments.
Beginning Drawing: Fridays 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Cost: $85.00 for 10 weeks
This class will guide you from the beginning strokes of the pencil through the understanding and application of perspective. This class is directed to the beginner and those wishing to LEARN TO DRAW.
Beginning Oil Painting: Fridays 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Cost: $85.00 for 10 weeks
Steinbeck Country is rich in a variety of subjects that become the topics of these classes. Paint along with the instructor and create wonderful works of art. It is a great place to learn to paint.
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Explore the quiet woods¦ Lie in a field listening to the wind¦ Watch the clouds move¦
At Tara Summer Camp Your child will:
Make new friends
Learn a new skill
Develop Mindfulness
Enjoy positive role models
Help others
Summer Activities
Creek, Meadow and Redwood Forest,
Five senses adventures
Storytelling and skits
Creating Music; singing, song writing
Nature Art- expressing creativity while exploring nature
Nature Photo Safaris
Playing scrambling, climbing and exploring
Picnics and group cooperative games
Dates
Session 1: June 25 - July 13
Session 2: July 16 - August3
Session 3: August 6 - August 24
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Creative Play is an exceptional arts class for budding young artists. Bringing classical literature for children to life through experiences in creative dramatics, music, visual art and movement. Class emphasizes building self-confidence and cultivating expression in a creative environment. Creative Play facilitates a love for literature and learning in a gentle and fun environment.
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Creative Play is an exceptional arts class for budding young artists. Bringing classical literature for children to life through experiences in creative dramatics, music, visual art and movement. Class emphasizes building self-confidence and cultivating expression in a creative environment. Creative Play facilitates a love for literature and learning in a gentle and fun environment.
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Murals are more than just giant paintings. Think of them as an interactive process that blends collaborative grouping, history, current events, local communities, social change, and leadership skills. While participating as a class, students explore how to work in groups and learn the importance of collaboration when completing a project from beginning to end. Students are also given the opportunity to partake in not only creating art for their school, but also feeling accomplished and proud once the mural has been completed. Students will select a theme on Monday and by Friday we will be ready to unveil our masterpiece.
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What can we say about The Goblet of Fire? 83 characters, 6 outdoor stages, 4 dragons, 2 giant puppets and 1 heck of a magical time. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, offers up equal parts danger and delight. Voldemort returns, students are in danger and once again, it is up to Harry Potter and his friends Hermione and Ron to save the day. Please note this class is a little longer that previous Harry Potter classes as we translate 1000 pages of text into an unforgettable acting experience. One thing that hasn't changed IS the Hogwarts classes where actors learn to put their magic to good use in Herbology, Defense Against the Dark Arts and Arithmancy class.
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What can we say about The Goblet of Fire? 83 characters, 6 outdoor stages, 4 dragons, 2 giant puppets and 1 heck of a magical time. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, offers up equal parts danger and delight. Voldemort returns, students are in danger and once again, it is up to Harry Potter and his friends Hermione and Ron to save the day. Please note this class is a little longer that previous Harry Potter classes as we translate 1000 pages of text into an unforgettable acting experience. One thing that hasn't changed IS the Hogwarts classes where actors learn to put their magic to good use in Herbology, Defense Against the Dark Arts and Arithmancy class.
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Once upon a time in New York City, Tabitha and her brother Louis discover a box sitting in the hall of their apartment. Curious, Tabitha opens the box, allowing five imprisoned fairy tale villains to escape. Free at last, the dastardly villains begin to wreck the apartment, but when they discover that writing in Tabithaâ™s notebook will give them control of other fictional characters, things really get dicey. Will Tabitha harness the power of her storytelling? Or will the fairy tale villains run wild in New York? A clever comedy that demonstrates the importance of villains in every story.
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This is the story of Max, who one evening plays around his home making âmischiefâ in a wolf costume. As punishment, his mother sends him to bed without supper. In his room, a mysterious, wild forest and sea grows out of his imagination, and Max sails to the land of the Wild Things. The Wild Things are fearsome-looking monsters, but Max proves to be the fiercest, conquering them by âstaring into all their yellow eyes without blinking onceâ, and he is made âthe king of all wild thingsâ, dancing with the monsters in a âwild rumpusâ. However, he soon finds himself lonely and homesick and returns home to his bedroom where he finds his supper waiting for him still hot.
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Calling all jousters and maidens to come celebrate the fun and fantasy of the Renaissance as we learn songs and music, act out plays, make crafts, joust, sword fight and make merry while building our very own Renaissance Faire. Activities will introduce students to the English, Italian and French Renaissance experiences. History has never been so fun. Come carouse and get your Shakespeare on! We will have a sharing of our talents as Renaissance Faire performers, a jousting competition and possible turkey legs for all!
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| Date/Days | Time | Workshop | Age/Grade | Location | |
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| Classes Starting June 2012 | |||||
| June 18-22 M-F | 9:30am - 11:30am | Creative Play | Ages 4-7 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| June 18-29 M-F; Performs June 29 & 30 | 9am - 12pm | PlayLab: Once Upon a Pandora's Box | Grades 3-8 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| June 18-29 M-F; Performs June 30 | 1pm - 4pm | PlayLab: Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone | Grades 2-8 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| June 20-July 6 M-F; No class July 4; Performs July 5, 6 & 7 |
1pm - 5pm | Teen Production: Beyond Xanadu | Grades 7-12 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| June 25-29 M-F | 9am - 12pm | Mural Madness | Grades 4-10 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| Classes Starting July 2012 | |||||
| July 2-6; No class July 4 |
9:30am - 12:30pm | Creative Play | Ages 4-7 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| July 2-July 13 M-F; No class July 4; Performs July 14 & 15 |
9:30am - 12:30pm | PlayLab: Where the Wild Things Are ~ A play with music and drumming/percussion | Grades 1-6 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 2-July 13 M-F; No class July 4; Performs July 13 & 14 |
1pm - 4pm | PlayLab: How to Train Your Dragon | Grades 1-6 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 9-July 20 M-F; Performs July 19, 20 & 21 | 1pm - 5pm | Teen Production: Hunger Games - The Great Debate | Ages 12 -18 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| July 16-27 M-F; Performs July 29 |
9am - 12:30pm | PlayLab: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire ~ Session 1 | Grades 4-8 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 16-27 M-F; Performs July 27 & 28 |
1pm - 4pm | PlayLab: The Invention of Hugo Cabret | Grades 3-8 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 23-27 M-F; Performs July 28 |
9am - 3pm | Stories On Stage: Amelia Bedelia ~ A mini musical | Grades 1-4 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| July 30-August 10 M-F; Performs August 12 |
9am - 12:30pm | PlayLab: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire ~ Session 2 | Grades 4-8 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 30-August 3 M-F | 1pm - 4pm | Stagecraft Sampler | Grades 4-10 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| July 30-August 4 M-Sa; Performs August 4 |
9am - 4pm | First Conservatory: Banned Books & Censored Art | Grades 6-12 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| Classes Starting August 2012 | |||||
| August 6-11 M-Sa | 10am - 5pm | Teen Conservatory w/Shakespeare Santa Cruz | Ages 14-21 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| August 6-18 M-Sa; Performs August 18 |
10am - 5pm | Teen Conservatory w/Shakespeare Santa Cruz; Scene Study Intensive | Ages 14-21 | West End Studio Theatre | |
| August 6-17 M-F; Performs August 16 |
1pm - 4pm | Renaissance Revelry | Grades 3-8 | Broadway Playhouse | |
| August 13-17 M-F | 9:30am - 12:30pm | Zombie Shakespeare | Grades 3-8 | Broadway Playhous | |
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Do you enjoy Shakespeare Santa Cruz productions?
Have you ever imagined what it would be like to work with their creative staff, artists and core company members? THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
Our Teen Conservatory is a collaboration with Shakespeare Santa Cruz. In its fifth year, WEST students work with SSC Core Artists and Guest Instructors in the study of theatre to a professional standard. Options includes backstage tours, artist seminars and performances of the SSC season in addition to class. Students have an option to select a One week or a Two week course of study. Although the program varies each year due to artist schedules, typical classes are:
-Shakespearean script analysis
-Classical acting
-Directing
-Movement for the stage
-Vocal technique
-Stage combat
-Two-week students participate in a public showcase
In addition to coursework,students students have an opportunity to
-Attend each of the three (3) Shakespeare Santa Cruz productions
-Participate in pre-show discourse with the dramaturges and post-show discussion with the company members and actors
-Take an in-depth tours of the facility and costume shop
-Attend a lecture/workshop with Artistic Director, Marco Baricelli
The Teen Conservatory is open to ALL STUDENTS ages 14-21 years old with a desire to learn about the craft of theatre. Although most of the students are local, attendees have come from as far away as Canada and Scotland. Although no formal housing is offered, out of town students may contact us and we will do our very best to assist in housing. The nature of a conservatory is intensive-students are engaged in activity every moment of their scheduled time.
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Adapted & Directed by Terri Steinmann
Live Music by Triceratops featuring Hunter Wallraff
From the Director of Pepperland Odyssey and Comedy of Errors (meets The Monkees), Beyond Xanadu is the latest of the madcap mash-ups WEST will set loose on an unsuspecting public. This production is loosely based on the original Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem, Kubla Kahn; the 1947 film, Down To Earth; the 1980 film, Xanadu (that was the inspiration for the Razzie Award); and the Broadway smash sensation of the same name.
The story of Xanadu follows the journey of a beautiful Greek muse, Kira, who descends from Mt. Olympus to Venice Beach, California in 1980 to inspire struggling artist Sonny to achieve his dream - a Roller Disco! However, when Kira falls into forbidden love with Sonny, chaos abounds. Live music, roller skating, disco, muses, mythology, and live music performed by Triceratops can life get any better?
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Arts and Activities Camp for children ages 4 to 14
Educating the head, heart and hands - Different opportunities for different ages!
Ages: 3-6 year olds - Pre K though K - Very Young Child's Camp
Includes outdoor/indoor play including water play, simple games and crafts, songs, baking. Taught by Irene Cooper
July 11-15, Mon-Friday, 9am-1p, Cost: $36 per day
Ages: 4-9 year olds - Young Summer Camp Program
Experience outdoor play, hikes, crafts, games storytelling, songs, bread making, water play, and more. Taught be Edisione deAlmeida.
4 sessions: 9am -3:00pm, Hourly rate $8.00
Session # 1 June 13th - 17th Mon-Fri
Session # 2 June 20th - 24th Mon-Fri
Session # 3 June 27th - July 1st Mon-Fri
Session # 4 July 4th - July 8th
For grades 2 though 5th Cooking and Crafts
Come and play in the garden and cook and enjoy healthy, delicious food. We will also play lots of games together and create beautiful crafts. Taught by Terry Walters, Kerry Maloney
2 Sessions for this age group: Dates: July 4th - 8th and July 11 - 15, 9am-1pm, $190
Teen Cooking and Crafts (13 & 14 year olds - 7th and 8th graders)
A girl's only camp for crafting, cooking, fun & more.
June 24 though July 1, 10:00 - 2:00, $190
For enrollment forms and additional information please contact 831-425-0519.
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