School Break Camps School is Out, Fun is In: MLK Day January 198:00-4:00 PM PK-5th Looking for an exciting way for your child to spend their day off from school? Join us for a dynamic camp experience designed to keep kids active, engaged, and inspired!Campers will participate in high-energy tumbling and movement sessions. They’ll take on obstacle and ninja-style course challenges that encourage coordination and confidence. Creative arts and crafts activities will give them a chance to express themselves and take home a one-of-a-kind project. Team sports and group games will promote cooperation, friendly competition, and new friendships.Led by experienced instructors, this camp blends physical activity, creative expression, and social connection. It’s the perfect way to spend a school break.Spaces fill quickly, so sign up today and give your child a day to remember! Register Here Alliance Theatre: Play Days February 16-208:30-4:30 PM K-5th Take a break from your school routine and find your spotlight at Alliance Theatre School Break Play Days! Play Days are scheduled during school breaks. Each Play Day has a specific theme taught by an expert in the field.Feb. 16 - President for a DayFeb. 17 - Proud ProclamationsFeb. 18 - Into the BurrowFeb. 19 - Naked Mole Rat Gets DressedFeb 20 - The Great Ant Sleepover Register Here Soccer Shots February 16-209:00-4:00 PM K-5th Get ready for a soccer-packed, action-filled Fall Break with Soccer Shots! Our camp is perfect for kids in Pre-K through 5th grade who love to run, play, and have a blast. Each day, campers will practice tons of essential soccer skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, defending, and even goalkeeping! Through fun games, exciting challenges, and real soccer play, your child will be more confident than ever in their soccer skills! We’ll have themed days that keep every session fresh and full of surprises, all while building confidence, teamwork, and character on and off the field.Our amazing, highly trained coaches bring energy, laughter, and encouragement to every drill and game, making sure every camper feels like a superstar. With a mix of skill-building, exciting games, and lots of soccer fun, your child will leave camp smiling, mastering new skills, and making awesome new friends. We hope to see you out there on the field! Register Here Alliance Theatre: Drama Camp April 6-108:30-4:30 PM K-5th Kids will build confidence, creativity, and life skills through acting, storytelling, and performance, focusing on process, ensemble work, and culminating in family showcases. Key aspects include , drama games, scene work, and themes like musical theater emphasizing growth over perfection. Register Here June Camps Grit and Growth June 1-59:00-12:00 PM 3rd-6th Want To Get Ahead? Enrich your executive functioning skills!Executive functions are skills that develop from early adolescence through young adulthood. The Grit & Growth Mindset Camp provides direct instruction in the social emotional skills associated with executive functions. Specific examples of topics covered include self regulation, self awareness, perspective taking, planning & prioritizing and task initiation. The Grit & Growth Mindset Camp is a non-therapeutic approach that walks students through step by step lessons to better their social emotional skills. Coming Soon! Quadratum: Drumming CampJune 1-59:00-3:00 PM 2nd-5thStudents learn drumming fundamentals including stick, hand, and bell techniques through playing iconic Ghanaian drum dances of the Ewe, Ga, and Akan peoples on authentic instruments carved in Ghana by master builders. In so doing, they will engage in true team musicking, where every position crucially contributes to the whole. The unique songs that accompany each piece enliven the experience. We are looking for enthusiastic students -- no previous musical experience is necessary. This camp is offered by the directors of Quadratum: Brian Parks and Catherine MoultonBrian Parks holds advanced degrees in Composition and Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University and is a Fellow of the American Guild of Organists. Catherine Moulton is a pedagogue and choralist working in Marietta. Her teaching strives to embody music theoretic principles through vocal technique, stagecraft, confident self-presentation, and the building of other critical life skills. Coming Soon!
