The Shell Lake Arts Center attracts talented students of all levels of ability from all over the country, and often internationally. Along with the oldest jazz camp in the nation, are week-long camps in rock, concert band, piano, show choir, dance, musical theatre, trumpet, guitar, saxophone, etc. Visual arts camps include painting and pottery.
Shell Lake Arts Center also offers adult camps, with a graduate credit option available.

Marimeta is more than a camp...it's a FEELING! We boast an 85-95 % return each year. There is a reason why children return year after year.... call us and find out why!

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Trinity Academy of Irish Dance is the most widely recognized Irish dance program in the world. For almost 30 years, Trinity has offered students a program founded on a unique philosophy of instruction – empowerment within a fun environment.

Children will be introduced to the art form in a class that includes elements of story-telling, singing, stretching and learning components of Irish step-dancing. They will even learn how to count a little in Gaelic!

During the class, children learn poise, coordination and balance…which can quickly translate into breathtaking performances with additional classes, even at the age of 4!

Irish dancing is also a fun form of exercise! Benefits include cardiovascular fitness, increased muscle tone, flexibility, coordination, balance and strength.

SummerTYME Camps is a program of the TYME OUT Youth Center, a non-profit retreat center founded in 1980. For more than fifteen years, SummerTYME Camps have brought kids from diverse backgrounds together to a safe and fun environment about 30 miles outside Milwaukee. Our camps provide middle school youth (entering grades 6-9) with a six-day, five-night residential camp experience. SummerTYME Camps create an environment which fosters Character, Confidence and Community through focused, themed instruction (by coordinators who are experts in their field) as well as recreational activities. Our belief is that a child who wants to come to camp should have the opportunity; no child should be turned away because of financial limitations. Full and partial fee assistance is available to those who qualify.