Entries for the 'Clubs & Camps' Category

UA Fort Smith will host camps this summer for band, brass, jazz and choral. Costs vary and some include housing and meals. Visit http://www.uafortsmith.edu/music for more information.

Junior High Band Camp:
9a - 3p
June 6-10

Brass Camp: 
9a - 4p
June 12-17
Students grades 9-12 and undergrad college brass students

Jazz Band Camp:
9a - 3p
June 19-24
Students grades 9-12 who play a jazz instrument may attend

ACE & EVE Choral Camp: 
July 17-22
Intensive summer program for singers grades 9-12

Summer Day Camp
Flame Gymnastics Academy
5912 S. 28 St., Fort Smith
Dan and Lauren Beam, 646-1616

Age: 5-12
Monday-Friday, June 1 through Aug. 18; 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

$22 a day; $30 registration fee; $100 activity fee per child
Registration is required.

Wild Things Farm Summer Day Camps
Session 1: June 1-5; Session 2: June 8-12. Open to kids between ages of 6 and 11. Learn about animal care, the processes of farming, from seed germination to harvesting, soil, good and bad bugs, and more. Hands-on activities include making bird houses, garden markers, seed tapes and salad bowls. Treasure hunt, fishing and cookout on final day. $150/child for week.

6/1/2009 - 6/12/2009
9 a.m.-2 p.m. weekdays
Wild Things Farm
700 Beaty
Pocola, Okla.
918-626-4053
www.wildthingsfarm.com

Cub Scouting (age 8-11) is another word for "doing." Boy Scouting (ages 11-18) is a leadership building program that focuses on the outdoors, camping and learning life skills while having fun.

Learn about Boy Scouting at The Hembree Scout Center, 1401 Old Greenwood Road. A Boy Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, brave, clean and reverent. If you want these values for your son, this club is for you. Call 479-782-7244.

Boys in grades 1-5 learn all about Bugs at the Boy Scout Twilight Camp: American Heroes on June 22-26 from 5:30-9pm at Columbus Acres. Plenty of games and activities. Cost before May 30 - $45. After May 30 - $55. Price includes T-shirt, patch and activities. Call 479-459-4317 or visit www.butterfieldscouts.org.

2009 Summer Program

Inc. provides educational programming during the summer months, 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. daily. Our programming schedule includes economic literacy, technology, science, math, media literacy, physically fitness, arts & crafts, cooking, community services opportunities, out-of-center trips, and other fun activities. We also have developed partnerships with First Tee, First Serve, and Western Arkansas Ballet to provide additional programs that the girls always enjoy.

Our 2009 Summer Program runs June 1 through July 24, and concludes with Summer Camp from July 24-August 1. Camp is offered at the end of the summer to a limited number of girls on a first-come, first served basis.

• June 1 - July 24
• 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Monday - Friday
• Summer Camp: July 27 - Aug 1

Registration

Download Summer Program Application      (Requires PDF viewer)

Food

Breakfast  8:00am - 9:00am

Lunch  11:00am - 12:00pm

Meals are provided free of charge by Consilidated Community Development.

Concession is also available daily including hot dogs, nachos, chips, candy, donuts, muffins, Popsicles, drinks, and many other delicious goodies.

Theme Days

You can see these in our Calendar.

• June 5  Crazy Hair Day
• June 12  Princess for a Day
• June 19  Party Like a Rock Star
• June 26  Go Wild, Dress in Your Jungle Gear
• July 2  Patriotic Day - Wear Red, White, and Blue
• July 10 - Aaarrrrrghhh - Pirates Welcome
• July 17 - Fun Day - Wear Cool Luau Attire

Summer Camp

At Dwight Mission, July 27 - Augus 1.

Fees and dates will be posted at the center.