IMA's "Rock the Summer" is a music immersion experience geared toward girls and young women from ages nine to nineteen. The recording program accepts students up to twenty-four years of age.
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Tamwood International Camps in Canada and USA provide your child with the chance to learn English (ESL), develop character, learn life skills, make new friends, train with professional instructors, discover new interests and learn about the world.
Our Summer Session blends the experience of a classic summer camp with our unique approach to educating diverse learners. Course offerings and activities are designed to help students have a fun-filled and academically enriching summer.
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Nike Basketball and ASA Hoops team up to provide over 11 weeks of summer hoops
Ipswich River Day Camp is a fun, safe nature camp for children who are curious about the outdoors.
This performance program, in its 20th year, offers young entertainers a chance to explore the world of theater. Each session, we'll team up with professional artists in engaging acting, music, dance, and art classes to create original musicals based on popular children's stories.
SoccerPlus Camps conducts soccer camps across the country and is presented by Tony DiCicco, Head Coach of the 1996 Olympic Gold-Medal Winning, 1999 World Cup Champion USA Women's National Soccer Teams, and 2008 FIFA U20 Women's World Cup Champion USA U20 National Soccer Team.
The Berkshire Soccer Academy is a unique training setting for girls, ages 9 to 17, who are passionate about soccer and looking to elevate their game. BSA is the only specialty soccer camp to actively infuse balance and fun into a rigorous training environment. Female athletes will experience world-class training for the whole player, unforgettable camp fun, and meaningful relationships with other athletes and their coaches.
Rustic 4 week camp with a century of dedication to character development, our programs create life-changing experiences through body, spirit and mind
Kimama-Halfmoon is an Israeli summer camp in the United States, located on a beautiful lake in the Berkshires. We are a community of campers and staff from around the world. We use an innovative approach to camping that creates lifelong memories and friendships.
Easter Seals summer Computer Program is designed for students with special needs.
Challenge yourself and improve all parts of your baseball or softball game with innovative Frozen Ropes instruction!
At 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy, scientific inquiry meets fun! Campers entering grades 4-10 spend two-six weeks exploring robotics, game design, digital film production, digital art, programming & coding, biology, botanical sciences, or behavioral sciences. Campers also choose from a host of other fun activities in a friendly setting with campers who love the same things they do! STEM Leadership programs for 11th/12th graders.
Founded in 1983, we have the best teaching football programs in the nation having graduated over 107,000 athletes, many currently playing at the college level. This will be our 38th successful year of football instruction. If you are an experienced football player or just starting football, our football programs are an experience you will never forget!
A one-week summer program sponsored by The Dan Kane Singers, and open to all girls and boys, ages 6 to 16, who love to sing, dance, and perform!
Stoneleigh-Burnham school in Greenfield, Ma is inviting girls for a week of debate and public speaking, experienced female equestrians for our riding camp. And a performing arts camp for anyone interested in dance, voice or theater.
Summer Program for ASD, ADHD, and LD
Professional sports instruction in a traditional camp environment.
Wingate*Kirkland is located on 40 wooded acres on Cape Cod. Campers live in a community which is supportive, empowering, and fun! They choose all their own activities daily from a diverse selection of programs.
Experience the transformative power of art and nature. The Wild at Art is an art and nature day camp located at the Mass Audubon Museum of American Bird Art.
