Heavier Than Air Musical Theatre Camp, located on the main campus of Green River Community College in Auburn, offers an outstanding opportunity for youth ages 3-17 to participate in the entire musical theatre experience, from the audition process to final performances. Times, dates and cost vary by camp so please consult our website for details and an order form. Register today for a summer camp you'll never forget!

Experience Dance! is designed for younger students who want to try dance for the first time, or further develop their skills in a variety of dance forms and classes including: Ballet, Jazz, Character, Theatre Dance, Tap, Ballroom, Improvisation. Each two-week session culminates with a demonstration for family and friends. No audition is required for this program.  Note: Each Experience Dance! camp offers different material.

Each Explore Dance! camp is a one-week session designed to introduce young children to dance through simple dance steps, stretching, listening to music and also exploring classical ballet stories that are familiar children's tales through movement and fun craft projects. Each week of camp culminates with a demonstration for family and friends. No audition is required for this program.

For dancers with som experience, this program provides four weeks of comprehensive, pre-professional training in multiple dance styles with the emphasis on classical ballet based on Vaganova method from Russian Ballet Academy, St. Petersburg, Russia. Two-week & One-week sessions are also available ($495-$795). Curriculum includes: Ballet, Pointe, Men's Class, Pas De Deux/Contemporary, Variations, Character, Jazz/Theatre Dance, Modern, Choreography, Mime, Mat/Stretch, History of Dance and Nutrition/Injury Prevention.  The end of each session culminates with informal performance for family and friends. An audition is required for this program, on Saturday, April 27, 2013, or by appointment, with a $25 audition fee.

Imagine the perfect summer day…explore the barnyard, hike a leaf-canopied trail, play active outdoor games, create multi-media art and make new friends. The strength of our camp stems from our small group sizes allowing personal attention to each child. Each week offers a variety of activities in which children’s interests are stimulated. Weekly field trip provided to a City of Bellevue beach or local place of interest. If extended care is needed please sign-up when you register for camp.

Weekly themes are:

June 24-28 Barnyard Round-up

July 8-12 Gone Buggy

July 15-19 Wonders of the Sea

July 22-26 Science Discoveries

July 29-Aug 2 Works of Art

Aug 5-9 Scales, Tails, & Feathers

Aug 12-16 Creek Side Fun

Aug 19-23 Super Splash

Travel back through time as we uncover the mysteries left behind by dinosaurs. We’ll study these magnificent prehistoric beasts, dig for dinosaur bones and create our own dinosaur fossils. Become a paleontologist in no time!

One-week athletics camps offered to students entering grades 5 - 9. Camps offered include Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Lacrosse, Girls Volleyball, Co-ed Football, Co-ed Soccer and Co-ed Learn-to-Row.

High school courses open to students entering grades 9 - 12; offering a range of 6 and 3-week courses for credit in math, science, arts, history, English and languages. and 1 to 3-week skill strengthening courses. Skill strengthening courses in writing, research, design thinking and engineering, service learning, and SAT and college prep are also available.

Two-week academic camps for students entering grades 5 - 8. Students will take two classes in the morning, and after lunch spend the afternoon in outdoor activities with camp counselors. A variety of hands-on, project based classes are available, and students may take as many sessions as desired.

Kids will have a blast in this camp! Four days of play and other fun activities in one of Seattle's largest indoor playgrounds. Trikes, cars, riding toys galore, climb structures, obstacle courses, parachute play, craft-making, games, play houses, and more! Bring a lunch and drink each day; one day we'll even hike to one of the biggest outdoor playgrounds around and have a picnic! Search SPARC for course # 97547. Camp Director: Melissa Blumhagen.

Summer time is fun time! Have an outstanding time developing your sports skills at a fun filled camp with knowledgeable, enthusiastic staff. Little Champs is focused on the FUNdamentals that are age appropriate and show an emphasis on health and sportsmanship. Campers will be grouped by age.

By popular demand we are doing our very first Double Take: Doll and Girl Outfits. Who doesn't love matching outfits? In this class we will make this super cute tunic dress/tunic for both girl and doll. We will go over sewing basics as well as how to cut out and read a sewing pattern. Please bring: A small materials list will be emailed before class.

Due to the popularity of Mamma Mia offered later in the summer, we are offering the same Mamma Mia camp earlier as well. Sophie is getting married and wants her dad to walk her down the aisle. One problem. Who is her Dad? Everyone from her mom and the other two gals from the 1970?s group Donna and the Dynamos, to bridesmaids, fiancés and loads of wild Greek villagers help her solve this mystery. Stage Struck has made a  loose and kid-friendly adaptation of this hugely popular musical based on the music of the 70?s pop group ABBA. Come party with us to such favorites as  “Dancin’ Queen,” “Take a Chance on Me,” “SOS,” “Super Trooper” and of course “Mamma Mia! ” Performance Friday, July 5, 7 PM. Late start to camp on July 5.

Mathnasium offers summer programs for students of all ages and skill levels. Math camps are a great way to keep the summer slump from happening and are all about helping our students get ready for what lies ahead. For some students that means a comprehensive review of previous material; for others that may mean a preview of what will be coming next year. We provide Jump Start Workouts, Intensive Review, High School Math Prep, and the Early Learners/First Steps programs.

Experience a summer packed full of adventure, crafts, field trips, swimming, friends, educational activities and much more. Each week campers will go on a field trip or have a special guest in the classroom. There will be swimming (weather permitting) and visits to parks and beaches. Every Monday a weekly itinerary will be available with a supply list of what to bring each day. Campers will need to bring a lunch and water bottle every day. Campers must have completed kindergarten.

Themes include:

Food Frenzy: June 24 - 28

Games Galore: July 1 - 5 (no camp July 4)

Abrakadabra: July 8 - 12

Wipe Out: July 15 - 19

Rock and Roll: July 22 - 26

Alien Invasion: July 9 - Aug. 2

Aqua Zone: Aug. 5 - 9

Camping We Will Go!: Aug. 12 - 16