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This summer, have your child learn to use pen/ink, charcoal, colored pencils, pastels as he or she creates portraits, still lifes - and more. Everyone can learn to draw!

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• All-Arts & Sciences Camp

  The All-Arts & Sciences Camp, sponsored by UNCG's Division of Continual Learning, is a weeklong, residential summer camp for children ages 7-15. Designed to give quality instruction in the arts and sciences, the camp also includes recreation, values exploration, and citizenship components.

• American Collegiate Adventures

  American Collegiate Adventures offers challenging college-level courses for credit or enrichment.

• Ballibay

  Ballibay is a residential summer camp for children interested in the Fine and Performing Arts. Their program is educationally oriented, with an emphasis on process rather than product; and growth, learning, safety and caring are our highest priorities. Activities are non-competitive, and participation is based on the individual choices of campers.

• Belvoir Terrace

  An educational camp devoted to the fine and performing arts, Belvoir Terraceoffers girls an opportunity to develop skill, creativity, and self confidence through art, dance, music, theater and sports.

• Camp Edward Isaacs

  The mission of Camp Edward Isaacs is to provide campers with a safe, nurturing Jewish camp experience and a well rounded quality program that places an emphasis on fun, friendships, self-esteem, and skill development.

• Camp Ein Gedi

  Camp Ein Gedi very spacious campgrounds with plenty of room to run around and engage in all sorts of activities. Surrounded by trees and wooded areas, Ein Gedi campers will have a chance to interact with Mother Nature as they go on nature hikes and explore natural paths and trails.

• Camp Hawthorne

  Camp Hawthorne's goals are to help campers grow into healthy, tolerant, and self-confident individuals, capable of living and working with others in a community setting while creating lasting relationships with their peers.

• Camp Hilltop

  Camp Hilltop's goal is to provide children with an exciting, diversified and wholesome camping experience. Everyone at camp is unique in their own way and being able to tie all of the differences together is what makes Hilltop such a magical place.

• Camp Lindenmere

  Camp Lindenmere has represented the very finest in summer camping for over 50 years by placing special emphasis on individual interests and personal attention to each camper every summer.

• Camp Lohikan

  Camp Lohikan is a summer camp for boys and girls and has set the standard for excellence in camping. Their program stands out for its breadth and the quality of instruction. Over 65 activities are operated on a daily basis!

• Camp Maplehurst

  Founded in 1955, Maplehurst continues to offer children unique opportunities to try new activities, meet new friends and gain valuable skills.

• Camp Mataponi

  Mataponi offers girls a wide range of activities in landsports, watersports, arts & crafts, trips, nature, and horseback riding. Intheir structural program, every camper is permitted to follow and develop her interests and gain new skills.

• Camp Torolago

  Camp Torolago's philosophy is centered on the intrinsic values of solidarity, commitment, and community, delivered with an underlying Zionist message that promotes peace in the State of Israel. Torolago aims to further strengthen future worldwide Jewish networks.

• Capital Camps

  Capital Camps is an independent non-profit organization and a beneficiary agency of the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. The main purpose of the camp is to provide a summer camp program for children and retreat opportunities to the Jewish community.

• GirlSummer at Emma Willard School

  GirlSummer is dedicated to providing an exciting and stimulating academic environment, based on the philosophy that summer fun and learning go hand-in-hand. The positive benefit of the increased opportunities and new friendships that blossom during camp cannot be overstated.

• Great Lakes Camps

  The mission of Great Lakes Camps is to enrich lives and develop tomorrow's leaders by providing challenging and rewarding growth experiences. Campers at Great Lakes not only learn new skills in their program of choice, but, more importantly, gain feelings of greater confidence and enhanced self-image.

• Idyllwild Arts

  Since 1950, Idyllwild Arts has offered intensivehands-on workshops in dance, film/video, music, theatre, visual arts, and creative writing to students of all ages and abilities in the San Jacinto Mountains above Palm Springs.

• Independent Lake Camp

  Independent Lake Camp believes camp is not reform school, campers are not pre-programmed droids, and that all kids have a healthy sense of how they want to spend the precious summers of their youth. They aim to respect and celebrate diversity in an open-minded and open-hearted spirit of trust, acceptance, recognition, and kindness.

• Interlochen Arts Camp

  Interlochen Arts Camp, which provides intensive training each summer to talented youngsters from around the world, is well established as one of America's true cultural treasures, continuing as the country's premier site for young musicians, dancers, actors, visual artists and writers to explore and develop their talents.

• Julian Krinsky Summer Camps

  Julian Krinsky provides high quality programs to help young people develop their skills, talents and abilities in sports, the arts, business, enrichment or tours. Many of them give you the opportunity to combine courses and activities to create exactly the experience you want.

• Kingsley Pines

  Kingsley Pines is a cnon-competitive co-ed camp with excellent waterfront, creative arts, outdoor adventure and sports programs located on Panther Lake in Raymond, Maine.

• Med-O-Lark Camp

  Med-O-Lark has the largest offerings of workshops in the fine arts and handcrafts of any camp among the many New England camps. The courses in dance and theatre also provide many opportunities for shows and presentations at the end of every two weeks. Additional arts available at camp include culinary arts, martial arts, fencing, English riding, choral music, guitar, poetry, writing, and creative photography.

• Omega Teen Camp

  Omega for Teens provides teenagers with a wide variety of programs and the freedom to choose what they want to do each day. Some days we will wake up early, do yoga, build a sweat lodge, or hike the Appalachian Trail; other days after a late night of games and dancing, we'll sleep in and a wake to a delicious brunch.

• Performance PLUS

  Performance PLUS utilizes the performing and technical arts as a vehicle for positive development. Performance PLUS develops personal/professional, respectful/responsible, ethical/artistic - character.

• Ringling School of Art and Design

  Ringling School's PreCollege Perspective gives students an opportunity to experience learning at a professional art and design college and explore visual and verbal vocabularies of art and design while learning contemporary techniques in studio settings. It is an excellent program for students eager to experience a college environment with challenging course content.

• Summer in the Arts at Northern

  Summer in the Arts at Northern is offered through the Northern Illinois University of the College of Visual and Performing Arts and provides classes in music, art, and theatre.

• The Catalina Island Marine Institute SeaCamp

  The Catalina Island Marine Institute (CIMI) hosts SeaCamp, which provides learning and self-discovery programs guided by some of the most qualified counselors and instructors in the summer camp industry.

• Univ. of Wisconsin Green Bay Summer Camps

  UW-Green Bay Summer Camps offer fun, educational programs in Art, Music, Entrepreneurship & Creativity, Computers, Spanish Immersion and Culture, Outer Space and Discovery.