Participants at Main Street Theater summer camp are immersed in a collaborative theater experience. (Courtesy Main Street Theatre)
Whether it's a child's first time or they're a seasoned camper, check out our annual Community Impact summer camp guide to help navigate summer program options in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose areas. This list is not comprehensive.
1. The ARTZ Summer Aerial Camp
Participants can learn all things aerial and circus art related such as trapeze, lyra, hammock and fabric techniques.
Type: art / day
Ages: 3-15
Dates: May 27-Aug. 15
Cost: starting at $399 per week; starting $95 per full-day drop-in; starting at $70 per half-day drop-in
Children at Creator Camp can choose from a variety of creative options, including lego animators, YouTube creators and Hollywood filmmakers. (Courtesy Creator Camp via Facebook)
4. Elite University
Elite University Summer Camp specializes in providing nature, sports, culinary and STEM activities.
Auditions are required for all summer workshop and classes at the Institute of Contemporary Dance. (Courtesy Institute of Contemporary Dance via Facebook)
7. Kidventure
This camp is designed to help children grow more independent, foster social skills and create real-life positive relationships.
Sur La Table's kids and summer series offers five days of fun and learning how to cook or bake through culinary exploration. (Courtesy Sur La Table via Facebook)
10. 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.
