Gloucester Museum School Project Adventure Summer Camp is a 501(C)(3) non-profit Day/Trip camp serving the greater Cape Ann area in Massachusetts.
The Richi Innovation Camp is an international innovation program that brings student through a dynamic curriculum, compose of steam and soft skills learning activities that allow them to experiment and connect with the exciting city of Boston.
Give your camper the best summer ever!
Diablo Glass School is offering glassblowing camps for teens, Mon-Thurs, 9am-4pm, every week of the summer.
Combining rich tradition with a creative and diverse curriculum, Summer's Edge at Camp Thoreau encourages children to look for best within themselves.
Fun activities with themes of labor, peace, environmental sanity, civil rights and human liberation— all geared to the celebration of diversity and unity. Located on beautiful Victory Lake in the lower Berkshires of Massachusetts.
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.
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.
Ipswich River Day Camp is a fun, safe nature camp for children who are curious about the outdoors.
We represent the best basketball clinics and coaching in Massachusetts today.
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!
Genesis at Brandeis is a 3-week pluralistic, academically-focused Jewish learning and identity-building summer precollege program for exceptional high school students (ages 15-18). Students engage in college-level learning, informal Jewish experiences and joyful Shabbat celebrations while making lifelong friends and living on a college campus.
