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With summer around the corner, there are several camps set to take place in and around the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas. Check them out below.
This list is not comprehensive.
The ARTZ Summer Aerial Camp
The Artz and The Cre8tive Center are offering Mega Camps, an all-summer adventure with a new themed camp every week.
Type: art / day
Ages: 4-15
Dates: May 26-Aug. 14
Cost: starting at $425 per week; starting $100 per full-day drop-in; starting $75.00 per half-day drop-in
Bright Minds Academy
Campers will engage in hands-on learning through courses that teach the basics of design and •problem-solving.
Type: overnight / day / academic
Ages: 6-14
Dates: June-July
Cost: $299-$325 per week
Creator Camp
A summer camp where children can tap into technology for creativity and self-expression, with classes revolving around cartoon animation, creating YouTube videos and making films.
Type: art / day / tech
Ages: 5-13
Dates: June 1-Aug. 7
Cost: $174-$278 per two- and three-day options, $390 (full week)
HITS Theatre
The theater is offering 1–2 week musical theater summer classes featuring performances of “Beetlejuice” and “Wicked Zombies” (audition only).
Type: art / day
Grades: K-12th
Dates: June 8-Aug. 16
Cost: $325-$875 per week
Kidventure
This camp is designed to help children grow more independent, foster social skills and create real-life positive relationships.
Type: day / art / outdoor activities / sports
Ages: 3-5, entering 1st-9th grade (Camp Theresa); 3-5, entering 1st-5th grade (Camp Lodge 88)
Dates: June 1-July 17 (Camp Theresa); June 8-Aug. 7 (Camp Lodge 88)
Cost: $360 per week
Elite University Summer Camps
Elite University Summer Camps specializes in providing nature, sports, culinary and STEM activities.
Type: academic / art / day / sports
Ages: 5-13
Dates: July 6-Aug. 7
Cost: $350-$400 per week
Language Kids World
The immersion camp helps children learn international languages, such as Spanish, French, Mandarin Chinese and ASL, through activities and games.
Type: academic / day
Ages: 3-10
Dates: June 8-Aug. 7 (Heights camps); June 8-July 24 (Montrose camps)
Cost: $310-$365 per week
Main Street Theater
Main Street Theater camp offers children a collaborative theater experience with a variety of activities such as creating plays, performing on stage and playing theater games.
Type: art / day
Ages: 6-10 (Montrose camp)
Dates: June 16-27, July 14-25 (Montrose camps)
Cost: $550 per two-week session (Montrose camps)
Sur La Table
Sur La Table offers a series of cooking classes from baking to global cuisines for beginner and advanced bakers.••Type: baking / cooking / day
Ages: children 7-11, teens 12-17
Dates: May 26-Aug. 28
Cost: $250-389 per week
St. Luke’s Summer Camp
Children engage in indoor and outdoor activities such as arts and crafts, cooking and taekwondo, while older campers go on field trips to places like Dave and Busters. Camp-wide field trips also take place weekly.
Type: art / sports / day
Grades: 1-6 (Luner Camp) 7-8 (Interstellar Camp)
Dates: June 8-July 24
Cost: $330 (Luner Camp) $365 (Interstellar Camp)
Institute of Contemporary Dance
The camp features a variety of workshops where campers learn choreography, technique and different styles of dance.
Type: art / day
Ages: 6-13
Dates: June 8-July 24
Cost: $400-$450 per week
