Program Details
- 9 am to 3:30 pm
- Camps are held at St. Peters Cultural Arts Centre in the west wing of City Hall, at one St. Peters Centre Boulevard (map)
- Before and After Care are available
- For more information, call the Cultural Arts Centre at 636-477-6600 ext. 1624
Daily Schedule for all Art Camps
2024 information TBD
Themed Art Camps
Dates and price TBD
These full-day camps offer kids a unique opportunity to learn under the leadership of skilled instructors while developing their artistic skills at an accelerated rate. Campers receive instruction in classic art forms while expanding their horizons into contemporary ones. Sessions include age-appropriate creative play and rest times, reading and storytelling, and socializing. These camps will also feature “plein air” or “open air” painting outside (weather permitting). Campers should wear clothes they do not mind getting dirty or stained.
Sculpture Camp
Dates and price TBD
These full-day camps offer a unique opportunity to learn under the leadership of skilled instructors while developing their artistic skills at an accelerated rate. Campers will each have their own brick of air-dry clay to use each week and will explore a wide range of sculpting styles and materials. Campers should wear clothes that they do not mind getting dirty or stained.
Fencing Camp
Dates and price TBD
This full-day Fencing camp offers ages 10-16 an unique opportunity to learn under the leadership of a skilled instructor while developing their artistic skills at an accelerated rate. Your child will learn the basics of the art of fencing, including the en garde position, stance, defense, attacks, and courtesy. This is a combined class for both beginners and experienced. Campers should wear comfortable pants (sweat pants or running pants). On Friday, campers prepare for an exhibition where their work from throughout the week is showcased. Family and friends of the campers are invited to the exhibition, as well as the general public. All equipment is provided by the instructor.
Music Camp
Dates and price TBD
Do you have a child that is eager to play music? This unique enrichment program offers children ages 10-16 the opportunity to experience the enjoyment and camaraderie of learning to play the guitar, banjo, or mandolin in a folk jam ensemble. Each day our qualified instructor will guide the students through the rudiments of rhythm and technique by teaching simple melodies and songs arranged in polyphonic form. The varied theme for each week presents novel material of study for students seeking to attend multiple weeks. Fridays conclude camp with a performance showcase by the aspiring musicians who demonstrate their bourgeoning skill set. This accelerated full-day program serves as a foundation for the upcoming music education courses opening in the fall. Program participants are required to bring their own acoustic guitar, banjo, or mandolin in addition to a folder and wire music stand.
Introduction to Theatrical Stage Combat
Dates and price TBD
In this camp, young actors will learn the nuances of unarmed movement in a theatrical environment. This camp centers on communication, cooperation, focus and of course, trust. Not merely a class on technique, this camp is an in-depth look at these concepts. The goal is to train young actors as we are shaping minds. The camp consists of three basic components and are fluid and complimentary to each other. The components include safety, character development and spectacle. The camp is designed to instill a sense of shared responsibility, respect for others, awareness of environment and of course, creative expression. Campers should wear comfortable pants (sweat pants or running pants). At the end of this one week camp, campers will perform pieces that they worked on together. The sense of achievement and ownership in such an endeavor is incalculable! So, let's learn and have fun!
Winter Break Camp
Spring Break Camp
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