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Audrey Herman SPOTLIGHTERS Theatre Young Actors' Academy
Audrey Herman SPOTLIGHTERS Theatre Young Actors’ Academy
Ages: 13 to 17 years
Dates: June 22 - Jul. 23, 2009
Hours: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday - Thursday
Phone: 410-752-1225
Cost: $525
Description: The 25 participants in this camp work on techniques and acting skills as well as learning about the history of the theater. Daily topics include improv ccting, comedic acting, audition preparation, voice and projection, movement and dance, stage combat, musical theater, make-up and other technical aspects of theater.
Note: Camp fees listed above do not include additional costs such as registration or application
fees, deposits, transportation, extended care and, in some cases, lunch. Please check with individual camps for full list of fees and discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings.
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ESF Summer Camps at Gilman School
ESF Summer Camps at Gilman School
Ages: 4 to 15 years
Dates:June 15-Aug. 7, 2009
Hours: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (extended day available for fee)
Phone: 410-532-2300
Cost: Two weeks sports and day camp $770, two weeks senior camp $830
Description: Traditional day camp for boys and girls ages 4 to 8 offers daily swimming and art plus special guests, martial arts, fencing and archery. Senior camp for ages 9 to 15 offers swimming, sports, art, eco-venture, fencing, archery, martial arts, cooking, dance, filmmaking, songwriting, concept car design and drama. Sports camps, ages 7 to 14, feature a different sport each week including tennis, golf, lacrosse, swimming, European team handball, soccer, baseball, basketball, street hockey and flag football.
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Camp Notre Dame
Camp Notre Dame
Ages: 5 to 11 years
Dates: June 8- Aug. 7, 2009
Hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (extended day available for fee)
Phone: 410-532-3588
Cost per week: $240-$480
Description: Boys and girls participate in a wide variety of sports activities such as softball, soccer, soft stick lacrosse and tennis on the College of Notre Dame's 58-acre wooded campus. Swimming is held twice a day in an indoor pool. Music, drama, and arts and crafts are also a part of the curriculum.
Note: Camp fees listed above do not include additional costs such as
registration or application fees, deposits, transportation, extended care
and, in some cases, lunch. Please check with individual camps for full list of fees and discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings.
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Baltimore Symphony Orchestra ORCHkids
OrchKids is an after-school program designed to effect social change and nurture promising futures for youth in Baltimore City’s low-income neighborhoods. In collaboration with a broad array of community partners, the BSO’s OrchKids program will provide music education, instruments and mentorship to Baltimore’s neediest youngsters.
Under Music Director Marin Alsop’s artistic leadership and direction, OrchKids is a cornerstone of the BSO’s vision to expand the Orchestra’s relevance within the city’s broad and diverse community. To effectively implement OrchKids and to create a network of community support, the BSO is undertaking the program in partnership with several key local organizations, including the Baltimore City Public School System, The Peabody Institute, Arts Everyday, Baltimore School for the Arts and The Family League. Each partner organization will contribute its own expertise and unique resources to the program.
Funding for the planning phase and first year of OrchKids is made possible in part through the generous support of Robert E. Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker. Music Director Marin Alsop has committed $100,000, structured as a four-to-one matching gift, intended to motivate and inspire others in the community to provide additional support to sustain the OrchKids program through the critical first few years of implementation and growth.
Information originally published on Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Website
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MICA Summer Art Camp
Ages: Grades 1 through 8Dates: June 15- Jul. 31, 2009Hours: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., divided into two 2.5-hour sessions (extended care available for fee)
Phone: 410-225-2219
Cost per week: $270-$300 per half day
Description: Intensive morning and afternoon workshops in drawing, clay sculpture, printmaking, cartoon design and kinetic sculpture may be purchased separately. Courses are offered at both MICA’s Mount Royal campus and at the Ward Center for the Arts at the St. Paul’s School. Supervision during lunch costs extra, but lunch is not provided.
Note: Camp fees listed above do not include additional costs such asregistration or application fees, deposits, transportation, extended careand, in some cases, lunch. Please check with individual camps for full list of fees and discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings.
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Maryland Science Center CAMP MSC
Ages: 4 to 13 years
Hours:9 a.m. -4 p.m., half day 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (extended day available for fee)
Phone:410-545-2980
Dates:June 29 - Jul. 31, 2009
Cost per week:Pricing for Full Day Programs–Includes Session and Lunch
$265 per child per session
$250 for membersWorking Parent Package–Includes Session, Lunch and Extended Care-both a.m. and p.m.
$390 per child per session
$375 for members
Pricing for Half Day Programs
$105 per child per session
$90 for membersHalf Day Extended Care (a.m. only)
$155 per child per session
$140 for members
Description:Choose from week-long, full- and half-day MDSC summer programs based on age and subject. Or, attend family science workshops at night. Full day programs offer field trips and lunch. Topics include dinosaurs, aviations and astronomy.
Note: Camp fees listed above do not include additional costs such as registration or application fees, deposits, transportation, extended care and, in some cases, lunch. Please check with individual camps for full list of fees and discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings.
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The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Summer Camp
Ages: Grades 3 to 9
Dates: June 22 - Aug. 14, 2009 (no camp week of June 30)
Hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Phone:443-552-5300Length: One Week Long
Cost per week: $344 (members), $408 (non-members)
Description: Zoo Camp offers two different types of experiences, "A Day in the Life of aZookeeper" for kids in grades 3 to 6 or "Animal Research and Conservation Camp" for grades 6 to 9. Each camp allows kids to observe animals through behind-the-scenes tours and Keep Encounters plus learn more through songs, stories, crafts, science projects, games, videos and more.
Note: Camp fees listed above do not include additional costs such as registration or application fees, deposits, transportation, extended care and, in some cases, lunch. Please check with individual camps for full list of fees and discounts available for multiple weeks and siblings.Pictures from The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Summer Camp Website
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