EMOTIONS DANCE COMPANYNever Neverland Mini Dance Camp Come fly away with us to Never Neverland. From the enchanted fairy, Tinkerbell, to Peter Pan and the pirates, this unique, interactive

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CREATIVE WRITINGPAGE 15407.422.8755, page15.org/ywc/

June 4-July 27

Grades 2-12Young Writers Summer CampsPage 15’s summer camp is back. At each one-week camp, students will write a book with help from published authors, editors and illustrators. Young authors will fall in love with reading and writing through the camp’s fun (and sometimes irreverent) writing activities, field trips and book signings. And, at the end of the week, every child will publish their very own book to share with friends and family. Grade 2-3: June 4-8 & July 9-13; Grades 4-5: June 11-15 & July 16-20; Grades 6-8: June 18-22 & July 23-27; Grades 9-12: June 25-29. TUITION: $180 per student,$30 lunch (optional)

DANCEORLANDO BALLET407.418.9824, orlandoballet.org

June 4-July 28

Ages 2-7Summer Session Orlando Ballet School offers exciting classes throughout the summer designed so your child can discover and develop a love for dance. New students are encouraged to join existing OBS students in summer classes exploring dance enrichment. With classes for ages 2-7 we have something for everyone. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

Teen/AdultSummer SessionOpen adult and teen classes are offered at Orlando Ballet School Central, South and Seminole campuses. Classes accommodate beginner- through advanced-level students wishing to study dance. Classes focus on a fun, challenging way to exercise while learning ballet technique and experiencing the joy of dancing to music. TUITION: 1 Hour Class, $15; 1.5 Hour Class, $18

July 9-27

Ages 8+, Levels 1-3Junior 3-Week Summer Intensive (Seminole Only)By Audition Only. This workshop is designed to continue building technical as well as performance dance skills emphasizing ballet repertoire, offering a variety of dance genres throughout the day ending with a hands-on workshop in theater production; including costume, prop and set construction. Students will present an in-studio showcase at the end of the workshop. Space permit-ting, auditions can be scheduled by calling Seminole campus at 407.834.8895. TUITION: TBD

June 11-22

Ages 8+, Levels 1-3Junior 2-Week Summer Intensive (All Campuses)The Junior Intensive is designed to give students continued intense ballet training as well as expose them to other forms of dance such as jazz, character and musical theater. Level 2 students will also participate in pre-pointe and intro-to-pointe classes (available for qualified students with principal approval). On June 23, parents will

be able to observe their child’s ballet class. Following class, students will participate in a showcase. TUITION: TBD

June 11-23

Levels 3 and UpJacksonville 2-Week Senior Summer IntensiveBy audition only. The program in Jacksonville in partnership with Florida Ballet offers students small class sizes and an opportu-nity to intensely focus on their technique training. Classes will be held at downtown’s Florida Ballet Training Center as well as LaVilla School of the Arts. Families are invited to observe classes on the final day of the program. Boarding students are housed at the University of North Florida. Optional outings will be offered on June 16 and 17 for an additional fee. Boarding students will check in on Sunday, June 10, and check out Saturday, June 23. TUITION: $1,100 HOUSING: $1,500

June 12-23

Levels 3 and UpOrlando Senior 2-Week Summer IntensiveBy audition only. This non-residential program has the intensity of the five-week intensive in a two-week period. Orlando two-week Intensive is the perfect prepara-tion for students attending any five-week summer intensive program following our two-week. Orlando Ballet School provides a technique-focused curriculum with a series of diverse class offerings and an exceptional faculty. TUITION: $1,100

CREATIVE WRITING | DANCE | FILM | HISTORY | MUSIC | SCIENCE & NATURE | THEATER | VISUAL ARTS

he time to pull out the beach umbrel-las and plan summer getaways is right around the corner. It’s also that time of year to explore what to do with the kiddos while parents are busy work-

ing to pay for those vacations. There are hundreds of opportunities within Central Florida’s cultural community to do just that. From singing, danc-

ing and acting to science experiments and nature explorations. Our community has some of the best summer camps that will keep your child entertained while at the same time learning a new talent or simply refining one already held dearly. Put on a costume, look in a microscope or create a masterpiece. The stage is set for a summer of excitement.

While this guide is extensive and based on information provided by the organizations, please visit OrlandoAtPlay.com or visit the individual websites to confirm the information listed as well as for any additional information or camp offerings that might not be included herein.



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June 25-July 27

Ages 8+, Levels 1-2Summer SessionKeep your child dancing throughout the summer. Classes are available for Orlando Ballet School students to continue their ballet education and for new students to develop and discover a love for ballet. New students are required to schedule a placement class to determine level place-ment. Placement classes may be scheduled by calling the OBS campus your student wishes to attend. TUITION: TBD

Orlando Senior 5-Week Summer IntensiveBy audition only. The focus of the program is on ballet technique training, but all students also participate in the showcase perfor-mance at the end of the summer, and advanced students have the opportunity to perform for the public. Classes are held at our main campus, as well as our South campus and the Loch Haven Neighborhood Center (Orlando Ballet’s company rehearsal space). All of our studios feature Harlequin sprung floors. Boarding students are housed in dorms on the University of Central Florida’s campus. Optional outings to the area theme parks and other destinations are offered at an additional fee. Boarding students check in on Sunday, June 24, and check out on Saturday, July 28. TUITION: $2,600 HOUSING: $2,900

CENTRAL FLORIDA BALLET407.849.9948 centralfloridaballet.com

June 25-29

Ages 3-7; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Never Neverland Mini Dance CampCome fly away with us to Never Neverland. From the enchanted fairy, Tinkerbell, to Peter

Pan and the pirates, this unique, interactive dance camp will introduce the children to the wonderful art form of dance. We will spend the week exploring theme-based dance classes, creative expression, stories, videos, fairy and pirate games, activities and crafts, where they will create their very own costumes and treasures to keep. Parents are invited to a very special performance on the last day of camp. Embark on an adventure with Poppy and her polar opposite Branch. Kids will enjoy exciting activities and classes in ballet, tap, theater dance, and arts and crafts with songs and activities from the Trolls movie. TUITION: One Week: $125, Both Weeks: $225

July 9-13

Ages 3-7; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.Princess Ballerina & Prince Mini Dance CampThis unique, interactive dance camp will introduce the children to the wonderful art form of dance. We will spend the week exploring theme-based dance classes, creative expression, stories, videos, prince and princess games, activities and crafts, where they will create their own costumes and royal treasures. Parents are invited to a “royal” performance on the last day of camp. TUITION: One Week: $125, Both Weeks: $225

July 9-August 3

Ages 8-14; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Summer Intensive Dance ProgramAudition required. This formal program offers professional ballet training in the Russian Method as well as a variety of other dance styles. Classes are held at Central Florida Ballet’s Studios, which are equipped with sprung flooring. Students are placed in ballet groups by age and ability. Depending on their level, students can expect 3 to 7 hours of dance each day (except weekends). A showcase performance will be held for

students participating in the final three weeks. TUITION: $450-1,600, depending upon level and number of weeks enrolled

EMOTIONS DANCE COMPANY407.788.1659, emotionsdancestu-dio.com/summer-classes

June 4-August 3

Ages 6-12; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Summer Dance Camps Our full-day, weekly camps incorporate dance, crafts, music, team building activities and more, giving students the knowledge in dance technique, musicality and creative outlets (June 4-20, June 11-14, June 18-22, June 25-29, July 9-13, July 16-20, July 23-27, July 30-Aug. 3). TUITION: $99 per week

June 25-July 13

Ages 7-17; 12:30-5:30 p.m. 1/2 Day Summer Dance Intensives Our intensives offer training in ballet, jazz, tap, contemporary, hip hop and more, including mock auditions, resume writing, dance history and master classes from top guest faculty to prepare dancers for our pre-professional program or Youth Performance Company, EDC II (June 25-29, July 9-13). TUITION: $180 per week

August 6-10

Middle- & High-School; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Summer Dance Intensives In partnership with Central Florida Community Arts, our full-day dance intensive emerges participants in the world of dance. Participants will gain exposure and technique in ballet, jazz, contemporary, hip hop, acro, tap and more, while also being exposed to dance history, audition prepara-tion, improvisational dance techniques and team-building exercises. Participants will finish out the week with a showcase at our in-house mini theatre. TUITION: $250 per week

ME DANCE844.633.2623 marshallellisdanceschool.com

June 4-August 24

Ages 10-21; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Summer Ballet & Dance Intensives These rigorous training programs are designed for motivated dancers ages 10-14, and aspiring pre-professional and early-ca-reer dancers ages 15-21. Attendees will take daily classes in ballet and other techniques, plus choreography progressively integrated through The Fusion Powered by ME Program. On National Dance Day — July 28, 2018 — the school will host a live perfor-mance at ME Theatre. Students who took part in the one-week dance intensive will perform original works and showcase skills they’ve adapted during the program. Students in the three-week ballet intensives will have an opportunity to perform in a showcase at the end of each session. The

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three-week ballet intensives will be offered June 4-22 and Aug. 6-24. The one-week dance intensive will take place July 23-28. TUITION: $510, $310

THE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE407.695.8366 thecenterfordance.org

June 4-August 10

Ages 6-13; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Girl Power Dance CampThis girls-only camp is designed for novice dancers using dance as an artistic medium for reinforcing positive images of women. Emphasizing the principles of ballet and modern dance, the camp includes a contemporary dance-making component that awakens your Super Girl’s creative potential to confidently express her thoughts, ideas and emotions through self-developed and assigned choreography. Also included are insightful and engaging workshops with guest mentors, all of whom are accomplished women in the arts. All camp weeks culminate with an in-studio presentation for family and friends. $20 registration fee. TUITION: $155 per week

FILMENZIAN407.629.1088, enzian.org

July 9-August 5

Grades 5-92018 KidFest Young Filmmakers’ Summer Camps 1 & 2Our annual two-week KidFest Young Filmmakers’ Summer Camps 1 (July 9-22) and 2 (July 23-Aug. 5) allow young movie lovers the opportunity to see unique, side-splitting silent comedy classics to popular and unusual retro favorites and then make their own films. Students can create their own movie and experience the art of filmmaking by studying cinematic tech-niques, learning about the exciting history of filmmaking, and diving into the production of an independent film. After wrapping the shoot, they can see their work projected on the big screen with their fellow filmmakers, family and friends. Scholarships available. Visit website to apply before June 22.TUITION: $550 Non-Members, $475 Members

HISTORYORANGE COUNTY REGIONAL HISTORY CENTER407.836.7046 thehistorycenter.org

June 4-August 10

Ages 6-14Adventures in History Summer Camps

June 4-8Explorer Life: What do Native Americans, Spanish conquistadors, pirates and astro-nauts have in common? They’re all explor-ers. Join us for a fun-filled week as we find out what these voyaging people were looking for and if they found it. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

June 11-15Oh, Naturale: How did people and animals survive in the Sunshine State before air conditioning and bug spray? Learn about the habitats and environments of Florida, discover how the Native Americans and pioneers adapted to the harsh terrain, and practice a few survival techniques in this hands-on camp. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in down-town Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

June 18-22Florida Folk Art: Channel your inner Picasso as we go back in time to examine art from various indigenous cultures and learn the fascinating history behind Florida’s Hall of Fame artists. Get crafty as we recreate Seminole patchwork, design sculptures, and much more. Includes morning and aftercare, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

June 25-29Order in the Court: Guilty or innocent — you decide. Learn how our judicial system works by writing and performing your own mock trial in The History Center’s 1927 historic courtroom. Meet a lawyer, pat a police horse, and learn about some of Central Florida’s mischievous characters. This camp is sure to bail you out from a boring summer! Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in down-town Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

July 2-6Colonial Capers: (Museum will be closed on Wednesday, July 4.) Are you a Patriot or a Loyalist? What would you bring to start life in a new country? Explore life as a colonist in Florida during the 1700s. Create a colonial homestead, meet historic characters, and

learn the basics of the Revolutionary War as we celebrate the 4th of July. Pricing is prorated to reflect a four-day camp week. Camp tuition includes morning and after-care, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $115 Non-Members, $90 Members; Regular Pricing: $140 Non-Members, $115 Members

July 9-13Florida Frontier: Next time you’re putting on sunscreen, looking into your refrigerator or just “chillin” watching your favorite TV show...try to imagine your life 150 years ago. Corn cakes, cooters and a croker sack are all you’ll need to enter the world of a Florida Cracker. Do you have what it takes to survive on the wild and rugged Florida frontier? Camp tuition includes morning and after-care, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

July 16-20On the Move: Planes, trains and automo-biles — explore it all, from feet to wheels. Learn how man has traveled throughout history by land, sea, sky, and space! Buckle your seatbelt for a week of transportation themed relay races, STEM building chal-lenges, and much more. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

July 23-27Original Peeps!: Did you know that people have lived in Florida for more than 12,000 years? Explore the daily life of our state’s indigenous people, from the ancient Timucua and warring Calusa to the Seminoles. Make and create tools and art modeled after Florida’s earliest people in this week-long adventure. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in down-town Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

July 30-August 3Tacky Tourist: Pack your bags, campers. We’re going on a trip to discover Florida’s roadside attractions, sandy beaches and wacky tourist traps. Collect souvenirs along the way as we “visit” our state’s historic sites. Clip on your fanny pack and slip your socks into some sandals — it’s going to be a vacation to remember. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in down-



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town Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

August 6-10Explorer Life: In case you missed it in Week 1, here’s your chance to catch it again. What do Native Americans, Spanish conquista-dors, pirates and astronauts have in common? They’re all explorers. Join us for a fun-filled week as we find out what these voyaging people were looking for and if they found it. Camp tuition includes morning and aftercare, field trip in downtown Orlando, camp t-shirt, snacks, and a pizza party on Fridays. Register before April 16 to receive Early Bird pricing. TUITION: Early Bird Pricing: $150 Non-Members, $125 Members; Regular Pricing: $175 Non-Members, $150 Members

MUSICCENTRAL FLORIDA VOCAL ARTS863.510.7236 centralfloridavocalarts.com

June 18-30

Ages 7-18Summer Institutes I & IIStudents can look forward to master classes, as well as individual training in Private Vocal coaching, audition preparation, choreogra-phy-dance classes, musical ensemble rehearsals, technical production, stagecraft and script writing. Summer Institute I (ages 7-12) will allow younger students to explore improvisation, character develop-ment and solo performance and will take place June 18-23. Summer Institute II (ages 13-18) will challenge high school-aged students to begin preparing for vocal performance at the collegiate and pre professional level and will take place June 25-30. TUITION: Varies

CENTRAL FLORIDA COMMUNITY ARTS407.937.1800, cfcarts.com

June 4-8

Grades 3-5Elementary Dance & Movement CampBeginner and intermediate dancers will gain experience in dance, make friends and have a blast on the dance floor this summer. Led by professional dance instructors, the camp will touch on the major areas of dance, from jazz and ballet to hip hop, and provide a safe, encouraging atmosphere for growth and, of course, fun. TUITION: $200

Grades 1-2Performing Arts Sampler Camp — Summer SpotlightCampers will explore all of the performing arts, from hands-on experiences with

instrumental and vocal music to action-packed dance and acting exercises and games. TUITION: $100

Aftercare — Extended DayIs your student taking a camp until 5 p.m., but you can’t get them right away? Enroll them in our Aftercare — Extended Day. Students will be supervised in a safe environment where they can hang out with their friends. Students may bring a healthy, nut-free snack. Parents may pick up children between 5-6 p.m. TUITION: $20 per week

June 4-15

Pre-SchoolEarly Childhood Performing Arts — Farmyard Fun Our Farmyard Fun camp uses the theme of our favorite barn animals and settings to introduce our youngest artists to fun and exciting artistic concepts with age-appropri-ate skills in the performing arts, including music, movement, storytelling and visual art. Session A: June 4-8, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.;Session B: June 11-15, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. TUITION: $100 for one session, $175 for both sessions

High-School Musical Theatre IntensiveThis two-week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train talented high-school-aged performers in the art of musical theater. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in the areas of acting, singing and dancing, culminating in a musical theater showcase. Perfect for rising stars preparing for future auditions and productions. TUITION: $350

Middle-School Musical Theatre IntensiveThis two-week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train talented middle-school aged performers in the art of musical theater. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in the areas of acting, singing, and dancing, culminating in a musical theater showcase. Perfect for rising stars preparing for future auditions and productions. TUITION: $350

June 4-August 3Aftercare — Afternoon ArtsDoes your student want to take part in a morning camp, but your afternoons are full? Don’t worry — pick them up later with Aftercare — Afternoon Arts. Afternoon Arts includes age-appropriate arts and crafts, activities, and games that are engaging and enjoyable for all students. Students should bring a healthy, nut-free snack. Parents may pick up children any time before or at 6 p.m. TUITION: $75 per week

June 11-15

Grades 1-2Early Elementary Dance and MovementIf you love to jump and jive, look no further — our camp is perfect for young dancers of all experience levels looking to gain experi-

ence in dance, make friends and have a blast on the dance floor this summer. Led by professional dance instructors, the camp will touch on the major areas of dance, from jazz and ballet to hip hop, and provide a safe, encouraging atmosphere for growth and, of course, fun. TUITION: $100

Grades 3-5Elementary Acting and TheatreThis camp is sure to delight performers as they learn important theatrical skills in a supportive, engaging environment from professional artists. The camp will provide our young performers with experience in character creation, improv and comedy, movement and expression, dramatic scenes, and theater games and activities. TUITION: $200

Grades 1-12Young Artists Orchestra StringsYoung string musicians of all levels can join us for our camp providing fundamental through advanced skills and exciting musical experiences during the summer. Students will experience a unique, fun-filled week of music making and learning culminating in a group showcase alongside our Winds Camp, plus a joint piece between our young strings and winds musicians. TUITION: $200

Grades 1-12Young Artists Orchestra WindsYoung winds musicians can join us for our camp for providing intermediate and advanced skills and exciting musical experiences during the summer. Students will experience a unique, fun-filled week of

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music making and learning culminating in a group showcase alongside our Strings Camp, plus a joint piece between our young strings and winds musicians. TUITION: $200

June 18-22

Grades 1-2Early Elementary Musical TheatrePerfect for young performers of all experi-ence levels, this camp is sure to thrill young singers, actors and dancers alike as they gain performance skills in a supportive, engaging environment from professional artists. The camp will provide our young performers with a fun-filled experience, new friendships and age-appropriate training in musical theater. TUITION: $100

Grades 3-5Elementary Instrumental ExplorationNot sure which instrument is right for you? Want to learn more about different types of instruments and music? All young musicians will gain hands-on experience and technique with a wide variety of instruments, as well as important music skills that all musicians should know. Taught in a supportive and fun environment, this camp is sure to be a hit with young artists! TUITION: $200

June 18-29Early Childhood Performing Arts — Silly SymphonyOur Silly Symphony camp will use exciting, hands-on instruments and musical experi-ences to introduce our youngest artists to fun and exciting artistic concepts with age-appropriate skills in the performing arts, including music, movement, storytelling and visual art. Session A: June 18-22, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Session B: June 25-29, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. TUITION: $100 for one session, $175 for both sessions

High School Acting and Theatre IntensiveThis two-week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train talented high-school performers in the art of acting. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in characterization, scene work, improv, and monologue, culminating in a theatre showcase. Perfect for rising stars preparing for future auditions and produc-tions. TUITION: $350

Middle School Acting and Theatre IntensiveThis two-week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train talented middle-school performers in the art of acting. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in characterization, scene work, improv and monologue, culminating in a theater showcase. Perfect for rising stars preparing for future auditions and produc-tions. TUITION: $350

June 25-29

Grades 1-2Early Elementary Instrument ExplorationNot sure which instrument is right for you? Want to learn more about different types of instruments and music? All young musicians will gain hands-on experience and technique with a wide variety of instruments, as well as important music skills that all musicians should know. Taught in a supportive and fun environment, this camp is sure to be a hit with young artists. TUITION: $100

Grades 3-5Elementary Musical Theatre Perfect for young performers of all experi-ence levels, this camp is sure to thrill young singers, actors and dancers alike as they gain performance skills in a supportive, engaging environment from professional artists. Our camp will provide our young performers with a fun-filled experience, new friendships and age-appropriate training in musical theater. TUITION: $200

Middle and High School Vocal MusicVocalists entering Grades 6 through 12 will learn high-level skills in vocal pedagogy and receive advanced musical training, which will prepare them for future choral and solo singing. Our young vocalists will learn a variety of pieces, both singing in a group and with opportunities to sing solo. This camp is

ideal for middle- and high-school vocalists looking to gain confidence, experience, and advanced skills to take them to the next level. TUITION: $200

July 9-13

Grades 1-2Early Elementary Vocal Music Our youngest singers will love learning new songs as well as rocking out to favorites, playing musical games and making new friends. Campers will learn important fundamentals of vocal music in a fun, exciting and supportive learning environ-ment. Session A: July 9-13, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Session B: July 16-20, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. TUITION: $100 for one session, $175 for both sessions

July 9-20Early Childhood Performing Arts — Animal Adventure This camp for preschoolers will use the theme of animals from all over the world to introduce our youngest artists to fun and exciting artistic concepts with age-appropri-ate skills in the performing arts, including music, movement, storytelling and visual art. Session A: July 9-13, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Session B: July 16-20, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. TUITION: $100 for one session, $175 for both sessions

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July 9-27Advanced Performance Students in our Advanced Performance Camp, admitted by audition only, will learn advanced, high-level skills in acting, singing and dancing as they prepare to perform in a musical theater production. Taught and produced by professional artists, the camp will culminate in ticketed performances open to the public with full sets, costumes, props, lighting, sound and more. Audition dates and production title TBD.TUITION: $400 Advanced Production CampStudents in our Advanced Production Camp, admitted by interview only, will learn advanced, high-level skills in their chosen area of artistry as they prepare to produce a musical theatre production. Acting as student directors, choreographers, stage managers and more, students will learn from professional mentors and gain valuable real-world experience for their resumes and portfolios. The camp will culminate in ticketed performances open to the public with full sets, costumes, props, lighting, sound and more. Audition dates and production title TBD. TUITION: $300

July 16-28Jr. Performance CampYoung performers looking for an advanced summer experience, look no further! Students will learn advanced, high-level skills in acting, singing and dancing as they prepare to perform in a musical theater production. Taught and produced by professional artists, this Jr. Performance Camp will culminate in ticketed perfor-mances open to the public with full sets, costumes, props, lighting, sound and more. Show title TBD. TUITION: $250

July 23-August 3Early Childhood Performing Arts — Fairytale FantasyJoin us “in a kingdom far, far away” for this performing arts camp for preschoolers. Our “Fairytale Fantasy” camp will use the theme of beloved fairytale friends, from classics like Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk to newer heroes and heroines like the Frozen gang, to introduce our youngest artists to fun and exciting artistic concepts with age-appropriate skills in the performing arts, including music, movement, storytelling and visual art. TUITION: $100 for one session, $175 for both sessions

July 30-August 3

Grades 1-2Early Elementary Acting and Theatre This camp is sure to delight performers as they learn important theatrical skills in a supportive, engaging environment from professional artists. The camp will provide our young performers with experience in character creation, improv and comedy, movement and expression, and theatre games and activities. TUITION: $100

Grades 3-5Elementary Audition IntensiveThis week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train elementary school performers in the art of the audition. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in audition preparation, along with helpful tips and tricks to help get the role of your dreams. TUITION: $200

Grades 3-5Elementary Vocal Music CampThis camp will teach young singers import-ant fundamentals and advanced skills in vocal music in a fun, exciting and supportive learning environment. Our campers will love learning new songs as well as rocking out to favorites, playing musical games and making new friends. TUITION: $200

High School Audition IntensiveThis week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train high-school school performers in the art of the audition. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in audition preparation, along with helpful tips and tricks to help get the role of your dreams. TUITION: $200

Middle School Audition IntensiveThis week-long, full-day camp taught by professionals in the theater industry will train middle-school performers in the art of the audition. Participants will quickly gain high-level skills in audition preparation, along with helpful tips and tricks to help get the role of your dreams. TUITION: $200

DR. PHILLIPS CENTER FLORIDA HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF THE ARTS407.455.5551 drphillipscenter.org/education

June 4-8

Ages 6-9Musical Theater Week A form of theatrical performance, musical theater combines song, spoken dialogue, acting and dance to tell a story. This program helps students develop a story by expanding vocal and dance technique, character development and stage presence to bring the magic of musical theater to life. TUITION: $295 for early registration, $320 after May 18

July 16-29

Ages 12-19Musical Theater Production Over the course of two weeks, students immerse themselves in the works of a fullscale musical production: This summer, it’s Into The Woods. The first day consists of audition placements for casting. After that, students participate in character develop-ment work, vocal rehearsals, choreography and blocking, as well as tech rehearsals combining lighting and sound to create a full, professional production. Because this is a performance-based program, students round out the experience by putting on four performances that are open to the public. They’ll get two complimentary tickets each, but people can also buy tickets for $15. TUITION: $700 for early registration, $725 after May 18

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the Arts partners with OCA, “A Special Place for Special Needs,” to provide this commu-nity outreach program. Special needs students enjoy every aspect of the creative process — from writing the play to creating the characters to building the sets — and every student gets to be on stage in some way. As a result of this program, parents and caretakers have reported growth in speech and language, confidence and social skills. To register or get more information (including specific times for different age groups), call 407.808.7837 or email [email protected]. You can also visit gooca.org. TUITION: Free

FLORIDA SYMPHONY YOUTH ORCHESTRAS407.999.7800, fsyo.org

July 23-August 4Stringmania Summer CampString players who are playing at a Suzuki Book 2 level or higher are provided with a challenging and fun musical experience that includes orchestra and chamber ensemble experiences, chamber group coaching, private lessons, instruction in fiddling and improvisation and more. Stringmania culminates in a camp showcase. A non-re-fundable tuition deposit of $100 must accompany the application. The remainder of the total tuition is due on July 16. TUITION: $450 for full-day, $350 for half-day

MAYS SYMPHONY407.761.5170, maysymphony.org

June 11-159 a.m.-3 p.m. & 9 a.m.-12 p.m. MAYS Summer CampOur full- and half-day camps, led by profes-sional teachers and conductors, include full orchestra rehearsals, chamber music, music theory, composition, recitals, music appreciation, master classes, practice techniques, snacks and more. Includes music, all classes, workshops and rehears-als, as well as a camp t-shirt. Half-day camps are available for ages 8 and under. TUITION: $250 for full-day, $150 for half-day

UCF SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS407.823.3696 music.cah.ucf.edu/camps

June 8-10

Middle & High SchoolUCF Flute Boot CampThis three-day intensive program is designed to educate and inspire young flutists in middle and high school. In addition to the daily curriculum, guest artists will give classes to the students. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

Middle & High SchoolUCF Sax Boot CampThis three-day intensive program is designed to educate and inspire young saxophonists

HISTORY CENTERO R A N G E C O U N T Y R E G I O N A L

Smithsonian

ON EXHIBITFEB. 10 - MAY 6FEB. 10 - MAY 6

THEHISTORYCENTER.ORG CALL 407-836-8594 FOR INFO

65 EAST CENTRAL BLVD. • ORLANDO, FL 32801

Things Come Apart is an exhibition organized by Todd McLellan and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES).

Photograph by Todd McLellan.

Through May 19, 2018

Honoring Two Winter Park Legends: The Paintings of Hugh McKean and Jeannette Genius McKean

Crealdé School of Art presents Hugh McKean and Jeannette Genius McKean as artists in their own right in this two-gallery exhibition of rarely seen works on loan from The Charles Hosmer

Morse Museum of American Art.

Crealdé School of Art600 St. Andrews Blvd.Winter Park, FL 32792

Hannibal Square Heritage Center642 W. New England Blvd.

Winter Park, FL 32789

Jeannette Genius McKean, House Yellow, 1954, oil on board, 16 x 20 in.

Hugh F. McKean, On Earth as It Is in Heaven (a.k.a. Charlie), 1941, oil on canvas board, 20 x 16 in.

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in middle and high school. Daily master-classes will provide continual and concen-trated input from Dr. Weremchuk. In addition to the daily curriculum, guest artists will give classes to the students. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

June 11-15UCF Flute & Piccolo Institute High-School SessionThis one-week intensive program is designed to educate and inspire young flutists (middle school or high school) through an interesting and cultivating curriculum that examines many aspects of flute performance. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

June 18-22UCF Summer Flute & Piccolo Institute Middle School SessionThis one-week intensive program is designed to educate and inspire young flutists (middle school or high school) through an interesting and cultivating curriculum that examines many aspects of flute performance. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

June 24-30

Ages 11-18UCF Piano CampThis week-long performance intensive program is for young pianists. It includes private lessons, group sessions, sight-read-ing and theory classes, and group piano ensemble. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

July 15-21UCF Percussion Summer InstituteStudy closely with UCF percussion faculty Thad Anderson, percussionist, composer, and contemporary/electroacoustic music specialist; Kirk Gay, world-class timpanist and orchestral musician; Jeff Moore, internationally recognized percussion clinician, lecturer and soloist; and special guest artists Brian Baldauff and Jonathan Ovalle throughout the week. Participants will perform in master classes and concerts, and receive instruction on a variety of percussion subjects including technique, solos and concert for marimba, vibraphone and timpani; independence and transfer value in percussion, orchestral instruments (including snare drum and accessories), chamber music and percussion ensemble; world music, including Brazilian, Amadinda and Steel Band; and music technology and practice techniques. All instruments will be provided. Contact Thad Anderson to make arrangements if you wish to bring your own instruments. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

ORANGE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM407.835.7481, ocls.info/srp

June 2-28

Ages 6-12Celebrate Summer With FREE DAPSCelebrate our Summer Reading Program with FREE DAPS, a local group of freestyle

rappers and improvisers who use hip-hop to create a thrilling, one-of-a-kind musical comedy show every time they perform (June 2, 4-12, 16, 28). TUITION: Free Admission

OPERA ORLANDO407.260.8103 operaorlando.org/soi

June 15-24

High School & College Summer Opera InstituteUniversity of Central Florida and Opera Orlando co-sponsor this 10-day intensive program for high-school and college-aged singers interested in exploring classical vocal music and developing their singing/acting skills. The program is ideal for singers interested in pursuing a music education or performance career. Activities include voice lessons, coaching on solos and duets, master classes, stage movement classes, diction classes, audition preparation, and a final concert at the end of the program.TUITION: Call or Visit Website

ROCK AND ROLL CAMP407.761.7730 rockandrollcamp.net

June 4-8

Ages 10-17; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Rock and Roll CampSelect, rehearse and perform an entire rock and roll concert in five days (June 2-8, July 23-27). Play guitar, bass, drums, voice or keys onstage at Valencia College, East Campus Performing Arts Center with lights and sound. This is an intensive music camp experience designed to create the entire experience of forming a rock band, selecting and rehearsing material and performing it on the fifth day. Beginners to advanced musicians come together to spend a week of fun, performance, learning and networking with other young musicians. TUITION: $320

TIMUCUA ARTS FOUNDATION321.234.3985, timucua.com/camps

June 4-15

Ages 14-21; 9 a.m.-12 p.m., 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Contemporary Classical Music CampThis two-week morning camp will be led by Alterity Chamber Orchestra members, who are all accomplished chamber musicians with advanced music degrees, and include listening sessions, sectionals, history and classes, musicianship lectures and full ensemble rehearsals, with a concert June 17 at 7:30 p.m. TUITION: $400 Jazz Orchestra CampThis two-week afternoon camp will be led by Benoit Glazer, multi-instrumentalist who taught jazz orchestra at McGill University for 10 years, and conducted Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba for 18 years. Will include work from Mr. Glazer’s own method book, listening

sessions, sectionals, history and theory classes, musicianship and studio lectures and full ensemble rehearsals, with a concert June 17 at 7:30 p.m. TUITION: $400

For both camps, we have complete backline, all the student needs is their wind or string instrument, we own everything else, including a double bass. A $20 deposit is required as well as a link to a five-minute video audition of the student playing their instrument on any classical piece, solo or chamber in nature. Deadline for receiving the deposit and audition video link is April 15. We will respond via email by May 1 with the status of the application.

ORLANDO GAY CHORUS318.990.1231 voicesunitedorlando.com

June 4-8

Grades 6-8; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Voices United Orlando Choir CampThis massed choir experience culminates in a public concert at First United Church of Christ. Camp includes private voice lessons in a master-class setting with highly regarded voice professionals; clinics to prepare students for Florida All-State choir auditions; fun social activities at the end of each day. TUITION: $150

SCIENCE AND NATUREORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER407.514.2085 osc.org/summer-camps

May 28-August 10OSC Summer CampOur Summer Camp strives to provide a safe, fun, nurturing environment that promotes hands-on learning while fostering excite-ment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), in an environment that encourages 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills necessary for our children to thrive. In an age dependent on innovation and creativity, our programs provide children with a platform for cultivat-ing their interests while working collabora-tively with their peers to develop lifelong skills that will enrich their lives and future community. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

SPECIAL EVENTSCBP MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY407.226.3195 capoeirabrazilpelo.com

June 4-August 10

Ages 3-13; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Kids Summer of Fun Camp With our 10 weekly sessions, your child will learn Capoeira and important life skills and



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so much more. Capoeira is the Brazilian martial art that merges self-defense with acrobatics, music and dance. Campers learn and are trained in the different aspects of Capoeira and each day is supplemented with games, activi-ties and fieldtrips, which coincide with the theme of the week, to give your child a complete summer vacation. Free early drop off at 7:30 a.m. and late pickup until 6:30 p.m. Extended hours 7 a.m.-7 p.m. is $49 extra per week. Early Registration is $125/wk (when registering for 7-plus weeks). Limited to the first 25 children registered. Sibling Discount is $10 discount off weekly rate (not valid on Early Bird special). TUITION: $149 for full days, $119 for half days, or $35/$45 per day ORANGE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM407.835.7481, ocls.info/srp

June 23

Ages 6-12PotterversaryCelebrate 20 years of everything Harry Potter. Magic awaits with trivia, games and fun for the entire family. TUITION: Free

ORLANDO EYE TALENT201.875.7775, oeotalent.com

July 27-28Preparing Girls For LifeBeing a girl is so complex especially entering middle school. How do we explain our issues to our parents? Through this camp, we offer the youth abstract thinking tools (thinking about a multiple of things at the same time with a common goal of accomplishing anything), as one would as a chemist, actor, mathematician, doctor or musician. Barnes & Noble will share goodies with the girls and a short presentation by noted authors and publishers on “How To Write Your First Book” for their Celebrating Culture Series. Then, Merrill Lynch’s Global Wealth Manager of New Jersey Patricia Barksdale will introduce the young ladies to money management. Other guests include attorney Anita L. Henri. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

THEATERORLANDO REPERTORY THEATRE407.896.7365, orlandorep.com

June 4-August 10

Grades 3-8Performance Workshops Throughout the week, students focus on the performance, without costumes or scenery. Each actor works hands-on in character development, rehearsal etiquette and the actor’s process. These fun and challenging productions allow you to make friends, become more confident performers and learn more about theater. TUITION: $200-$500 depending on age, length of camp and type of class

Grades 1-2. Grades 3-10Theatre CampsGrades 1-2 – Students create dialogue, action and characters through carefully structured creative play, story building and theater games to build an original story. Music-based classes also incorporate fundamentals of singing and dancing as storytelling tools. Each week is based on a different theme to make for new learning adventures all summer long. Grades 3-10 – Students explore theater activities while diving into some of their favorite movies, books and music. Classes are designed

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for both new and returning students, and each week offers new activities, scene work and songs. TUITION: $200-$500 depending on age, the length of camp and the type of class

ORLANDO SHAKESPEARE THEATRE407.447.1700, orlandoshakes.org

June 4-8

Ages 4-Rising Grade 1Adventures With Dr. SeussDuring this one-week camp, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $235

Rising Grades 2-4Narwahl and JellyDuring this one-week camp, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $245

June 4-July 1Rising Grade 9-College FreshmanThe Young Company: The Taming of the ShrewDuring this four-week production camp, students — cast through an audition process that includes prepared monologues and cold readings — will engage in an intense rehearsal period, including table work, exploration of meter, status, voice and movement. Working with professional directors and costume, light, set and sound designers, this program culminates with ticketed performances on the Margeson stage on June 29 at 7 p.m., June 30 at 7 p.m. and July 1 at 2 p.m. TUITION: $510

June 11-22Rising Grades 5-8Bards Production Camp: MacbethDuring this two-week production camp, actors will audition for roles on the first day of camp, take part in daily physical and vocal warm-ups, learn staging, memorize lines, rehearse scenes and aid in creating costumes and props. Camp culminates in a free performance for friends and family on June 22 at 7 p.m. TUITION: $400

June 25-29Rising Grades 2-4Boxcar ChildrenDuring this one-week camp, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $245

Age 4-Rising Grade 1Swimmin’ With The Little MermaidDuring this one-week camp for ages 4-rising grade 1, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $235

July 2-13Rising Grades 5-8Jesters Production Camp: The Comedy of ErrorsDuring this two-week production camp (no camp Wednesday, July 4), actors will audition for roles on the first day of camp, take part in daily physical and vocal warm-ups, learn staging, memorize lines, rehearse scenes and aid in creating costumes and props. This two-week production camp culminates in a free performance for friends and family on July 13 at 7 p.m. TUITION: $380

July 9-20Rising Grades 7-12Shakespeare With Heart: A Midsummer Night’s DreamDuring this two-week production camp, students participate in daily voice, move-ment and warm-up activities before rehearsing together. Camp culminates in a fully produced (i.e., professional costumes, lights, set and sound design) performance on the Margeson stage July 20 at 7 p.m. To register, call Anne Hering at 407.227.1700, ext. 208. TUITION: Limited scholarships available

July 16-20Age 4-Rising Grade 1Thunder Boy and Girl Jr.During this one-week camp for ages 4-rising grade 1, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time, and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $235

July 23-August 3Rising Grades 5-8Characters Production Camp: Twelfth NightDuring this two-week production camp, actors will audition for roles on the first day of camp, take part in daily physical and vocal warm-ups, learn staging, memorize lines, rehearse scenes and aid in creating costumes and props. Camp culminates in a free performance for friends and family on Aug. 3 at 7 p.m. TUITION: $400

July 23-27Rising Grades 2-4Dinosaurs Before Dark Magic Tree HouseDuring this one-week camp, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the Actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $245

July 30-August 3Age 4-Rising Grade 1The Day the Crayons QuitDuring this one-week camp for ages 4-rising grade 1, campers are introduced to basic vocal and performance techniques. Students will learn the actor’s toolbox, have craft time and much more. The camp will culminate with a “shareformance” on the last day with friends and family. TUITION: $235

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SAK COMEDY LAB407.648.0001, sakcomedylab.com/

June 11-15

Ages 10-12; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Youth Summer Improv CampThis five-day experience covers the fundamentals of spontaneously creating stories, scenes and characters through teamwork and performing techniques in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Our teachers are SAK performers who are also local middle- and high-school drama/theater instructors. Camps culminate with a short showcase on the final day at approximately 2 p.m., for family and friends. Lunch is not provided, but camp participants can bring their own lunch (we have food storage facilities) or bring cash for one of the local restaurants we will walk to as a group. TUITION: $230

June 18-22

Ages 13-15Teen Summer Improv CampThis five-day experience covers the fundamentals of spontaneously creating stories, scenes and characters through teamwork and performing techniques in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Our teachers are SAK performers who are also local middle- and high-school drama/theater instructors. Camps culminate with a short showcase on the final day at approximately 2 p.m., for family and friends. Lunch is not provided, but camp participants can bring their own lunch (we have food storage facilities) or bring cash for one of the local restaurants we will walk to as a group. TUITION: $230

DR. PHILLIPS CENTER FLORIDA HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF THE ARTS407.455.5551, drphillipscenter.org/education

June 11-15

Ages 10-13Take It From the Top Broadway Week, Section ABack for its fourth year, Section A of this program presents a unique opportunity to learn from a talented team of experienced Broadway professionals. Designed by Broadway veteran Paul Canaan (Kinky Boots, Legally Blonde, Thoroughly Modern Mille, La Cage Aux Folles and Miss Saigon) and Tony Award-nominee Laura Bell Bundy (Legally Blonde, Wicked, Hairspray and Ruthless), students will work toward becoming triple threats of music, dance and theater. They also explore the process of casting, auditioning and rehearsing with mentorship from Broadway performers, directors, choreographers and a casting industry professional. TUITION: $425 for early registration, $450 after May 18

Ages 14-19Take It From the Top Broadway Week, Section B Back for its fourth year, Section B of this program presents a unique opportunity to learn from a talented team of experienced Broadway professionals. Designed by Broadway veteran Paul Canaan (Kinky Boots, Legally Blonde, Thoroughly Modern Mille, La Cage Aux Folles and Miss Saigon) and Tony Award-nominee Laura Bell Bundy (Legally Blonde, Wicked, Hairspray and Ruthless), students will work toward becoming triple threats of music, dance and theater. They also explore the process of casting, auditioning and rehearsing with mentorship from Broadway performers, directors, choreographers and a casting industry professional. TUITION: $425 for early registration, $450 after May 18

Experience the 3rd Thursday Gallery Hop every month, 6-9 pm, in the Downtown Arts District which includes the Orange County Regional History Center and Downtown Arts District Art Market in Heritage Square and Gallery Hop After Party at Hooch, 9-11 pm.

For details, visit 3rdthu.com

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June 18-22

Ages 10-13Acting Intensive Week, Section ASection A of this program is for students and delves into acting technique through script analysis, scene work, monologues and content-less scenes, all while working through various acting methods. They learn how to share their creativity with a scene partner — and how to incorporate the energy of the audience. Overall, this intensive program helps each student grow in skill, craft and artistry as an actor. TUITION: $275 for early registration, $300 after May 18

Ages 14-19Acting Intensive Week, Section B Section B of this program is for students and delves into acting technique through script analysis, scene work, monologues and content-less scenes, all while working through various acting methods. They learn how to share their creativity with a scene partner — and how to incorporate the energy of the audience. Overall, this intensive program helps each student grow in skill, craft and artistry as an actor. TUITION: $275 for early registration, $300 after May 18

June 25-29

Ages 6-10Theater Arts Week Because theater is about the art of play, students explore improvisation, drama, theater games and script in a nurturing and supportive environment. With an emphasis on personal expression, creative imagina-tion, confidence and socialization, this exciting program makes the connection between the magical worlds of scripted theater and creativity. TUITION: $275 for early registration, $300 after May 18

July 9-13

Ages 13 & UpJazz Music Intensive Week This music intensive is always one of the hottest under the direction of Rodney Whitaker — along with a roster of national and regional jazz education greats. It includes big band rehearsal, combos, studio class, jazz history and improv. The intensive program wraps up with a faculty evening performance in addition to the student showcase. Internationally renowned bassist and Mack Avenue recording artist Rodney Whitaker is also the professor of jazz bass and director of jazz studies at Michigan State University. A proven and committed jazz educator, he’s presented numerous master classes across the nation. TUITION: $425 for early registration, $450 after May 18

GARDEN THEATRE407.877.4736 gardentheatre.org/educationJune 4-August 3Theatre CampsOur camps, taught by local professional

actors and educators, focus on developing performance abilities in a fun and supportive environment. All courses are designed to build confidence, strengthen communication skills, develop imagination and create a sense of community. Camps and themes vary each session for campers interested in joining multiple weeks. Camps are designed to meet the needs of all levels of experience, with participants grouped by age in order to provide age-appropriate instruction. Aftercare available. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

MAGIC CURTAIN PRODUCTIONS321.663.1612, mcptheater.com

June 4-8

Ages 4-8Olaf’s Frozen AdventureDuring this half-day camp (9 a.m.-1 p.m.), campers will sing, dance and dress-up, and work with ice, color and dough as we experiment with all things Frozen. There will be a brief demonstration for parents on the last day of camp at 12:45 p.m. Please bring a lunch daily. Snack provided. All of our camp counselors are experienced and background checked. Before-care from 7:30-9 a.m. and after-care from 1-4 p.m. offered at an additional price. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-4 & 5-10Sing Hamilton & Dance Mamma Mia! During this camp, students engage in high energy dance and vocal training using music from Hamilton and Mama Mia! TUITION: $200

June 11-15

Ages 4-8Fizz-Pop!-Slime, Creative Arts, Music & Science Creative visual arts and music come together in this hands-on messy musical fun camp. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-8Star Wars Discover the force within as you learn Jedi skills and act out movie scenes. TUITION: $200

Grades 1-3Pop Stars RockPerform like your favorite pop star. TUITION: $200

June 18-22

Ages 4-8Disney Princess Camp Become the princess of your dreams as you dress up, craft and learn princess etiquette. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-8Star Wars Discover the force within as you learn Jedi skills and act out movie scenes. TUITION: $175

Grades 5-12Advanced Dance & Vocal Intensive Get ready to work hard in this vocal and dance intensive for serious-minded advanced campers. TUITION: $200

June 25-29

Ages 4-8The Incredibles! Act and play Incredibles & Incredibles II TUITION: $175

Grades 1-8Harry Potter All aboard for this fantastical camp based on Harry Potter. TUITION: $200

July 9-13

Ages 4-8Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory! Rehearse and perform Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory for family and friends. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-8Harry Potter All aboard for this fantastical camp based on Harry Potter. TUITION: $200

Grades 3-8Epic Musical TheaterPerform large-group dance numbers and solos from Newsies, Mamma Mia! and Hairspray. TUITION: $200

July 16-20

Ages 4-8Sing & Dance Broadway: Matilda, Annie, Newsies Dance and vocal workout with favorite youthful musicals. TUITION: $175

Ages 4-8I want to be a Disney Pop Star Sing, hip-hop and perform songs from their favorite Disney pop star. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-5Music Theater ManiaSing and dance to their favorite Broadway songs. TUITION: $200

July 16-27

Grades 1-3 & 4-8The Lion King Summer Show Rehearse and perform The Lion King Jr. during this two-week camp. TUITION: $200

July 23-23

Ages 4-8Alice in Wonderland the Musical Rehearse and perform Alice In Wonderland the Musical. TUITION: $175



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July 23-27

Grades 1-3 & 4-8I Want to Be on TV: Acting, Scenes & Improv Get headshots, learn how to get an agent and film a mock commercial. TUITION: $200

July 30-August 3

Ages 4-8Disney & Nick Jr. Mania Play, experiment and dress up with Disney & Nick Jr. show themes. TUITION: $175

Ages 4-8Musical Theater Intensive Dance and sing during this vocal intensive with a focus on improving performance level. TUITION: $175

Grades 1-4 & 5-10Sing & Dance Hamilton & NewsiesSing and dance during this intensive with Hamilton and Newsies. TUITION: $200

August 6-10

Ages 4-8 & Grades 1-8Movie Madness Make a movie short film, watch favorite movies and act out scenes from popular movies. TUITION: $175, $200

WAYNE DENSCH PERFORMING ARTS CENTER407.321.8111, wdpac.com/summercamp

June 25-29

Rising Grades 1-39 a.m.-2 p.m.; WDPAC Junior Summer CampThis week-long daytime camp will explore theatrical singing and dancing and will finish with a final performance for parents, friends and family members at the end of the week. $35 non-refundable registration fee. TUITION: $150

July 9-27

Grades 4-12WDPAC Senior Summer CampThis three-week long camp explores choreography development, acting, singing and auditioning skills. On the last day of camp, the students will perform a final presen-tation for family, friends and parents. $35 nonrefundable registration fee. TUITION: $350

VISUAL ARTSCITY OF CASSELBERRY407.262.7700, apm.activecommunities.com/casselberryparksandrec/

June 4-July 27

Ages 6-11; 7 a.m.-6 p.m. City of Casselberry’s Summer CampWant to turn a challenging summer vacation into fun-filled, energetic day of exciting and diverse activities for your child (or children)? During this eight-week camp, campers can enjoy swimming, fieldtrips, crafts, sports, games and more. All camps provide safe, respectful, age-appropriate supervised activities. $5 discount for second child. TUITION: $95 Resident, $120 Non-Resident

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ART & HISTORY MUSEUMS–MAITLAND407.539.2181, artandhistory.org

June 11-July 279 a.m.-4 p.m., 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.Summer Culture Camp Offered weekly for six weeks, campers will enjoy four hours of daily art instruction with age-specific projects that embrace a new camp theme each week. Before-care begins at 8:30 a.m. and aftercare ends at 6 p.m., for an additional fee of $50 weekly. Multiple-week discounts are offered for full-day camps only. TUITION: Call or Visit Website

ART REACH ORLANDO321.872.7858 artreachorlando.org

July 9-27

Ages 6-13; 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Artists in Wondercamp Young Artist Summer ProgramThis intensive program is designed to introduce students to contemporary art through inquiry-based learning, open-ended discussions, hands-on studio art experi-ences, and interactions with professional artists. Different themes and media are explored with an emphasis on the process over the final product to allow creativity to flow freely. Each day begins with mindful body movement and yoga. Art is a messy business, so please dress appropriately. Early drop-off (beginning at 8 a.m.) and late pick-up (until 6 p.m.) are available for $5 per child. TUITION: $225, $200 for early registra-tion by June 1

CITY OF CASSELBERRY407.262.7700, casselberry.org

June 4-July 27Ages 5-12; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.City of Casselberry’s 2018 Summer Art AcademyStudents will explore their creativity in a variety of painting, drawing, sculpture & mixed media projects at the Casselberry Art House! Each week is a different artistic adventure led by some of the area’s most talented certified art teachers. All art supplies included. Students should bring a peanut-free snack and a drink for the mid-day break. Early registration is recom-mended. TUITION: Weekly, $65 Residents, $85 Non-Residents

CREALDÉ SCHOOL OF ART321.203.2605, crealde.org

June 4-8

Ages 4-5Session 1A: A Week to Discover ArtDuring half-days, children ages 4-5 will explore a variety of art media with hands-on projects that develop motor skills. Basic art techniques are introduced and combined with cultural exploration and investigation of

our natural world to nurture free self expression through art making. TUITION: $165 Members, $190 Non-Members

Ages 4-5Session 1B: A Week to Discover ArtDuring half-days children ages 4-5 will explore a variety of art media with hands-on projects that develop motor skills. Basic art techniques are introduced and combined with cultural exploration and investigation of our natural world to nurture free self- expression through art making. TUITION: $165 Members, $190 Non-Members

Ages 5-8Session 2: A Week of Art ExplorationHalf-days for ages 5-8 are filled with a variety of art experiences, including three classes a day in sculpture, clay, and painting and drawing. TUITION: $165 Members, $190 Non-Members

June 11-July 21

Ages 4-17Crealde Summer Saturdays and MoreThis series of classes for ages 4-17 meet once a week for six weeks to explore a variety of media, including painting, drawing, ceramics, pottery wheel, cartooning, figure drawing, and film and digital photography. Classes are grouped by ages. TUITION: $110-$195

June 11-July 19

Ages 8-12Sessions 3, 4, 5: Two Weeks of Multi-MediaSessions 3 (June 11-21), 4 (June 25-July 5), and 5 (July 9-19) feature full days of classes for ages 8-12 in painting, printmaking, photography, ceramics, sculpture and a mystery medium. Camp meets Monday-Thursday except for holiday in Session 4. TUITION: Session 3: $400 Members, $425 Non-Members; Session 4: $350, $375; Session 5: $400, $425

July 23-August 2

Ages 9-13Session 6: Pick 2 for 1 WeekSessions 6 (July 23-26) & 7 (July 30-Aug. 2) of this new camp offering feature full days of art immersion for ages 9-13. With three media choices each artist picks two for the week. This is an opportunity to finish out the summer with more in-depth exploration in your favorite art studio. Camp meets Monday through Thursday. TUITION: $200 Members, $225 Non-Members

August 6-10

Ages 5-8Session 8: A Week of Art ExplorationHalf-days are filled with a variety of art experiences for ages 5-8, including three classes a day in sculpture, clay, and painting and drawing. TUITION: $165 Members, $190 Non-Members

August 11

Ages 4-17Opening Reception: Crealdé 36th Summer ArtCamp Student ExhibitionSince 1982, Crealdé has presented an annual exhibition featuring works of art from the Summer ArtCamp participants, ages 4 to 17. The exhibition includes painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture and photography. It is curated by Crealdé’s Summer ArtCamp faculty. The opening reception is 5-7 p.m. TUITION: Free

MENNELLO MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART 407.246.4278 mennellomuseum.org

June 4 & 11

Grades 1-12; 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Day of Art at the Museum Join us for an entire day of exciting and unique art projects led by a local artist inspired by the exhibitions. Open to elemen-tary students (June 4) as well as middle- and high-school students (June 11). Space is limited so early registration is encouraged. Drop-off begins at 7:30 a.m. with all students picked up by 6 p.m. TUITION: $45 Members, $50 Non-Members

MOUNT DORA CENTER FOR THE ARTS352.383.0880 mountdoracenterforthearts.org

June 4-August 3

Ages 5-12; 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Kids Summer Arts CampA one-time-only registration fee of $10 Includes camp t-shirt. Please pack a non-microwavable lunch if staying all day. Half-day camp is 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., or 1:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. TUITION: $160 full day, $95 half day

ORLANDO MUSEUM OF ART407.896.4231, omart.org

June 4-8

Grades 3-5Art of the SeminoleExplore the culture of the Seminole Native Americans through their art and creative stories. Venture into the galleries to experience and learn from the Seminole exhibition, Enduring Beauty. In the studio, create masks, baskets, and beaded works inspired by original Seminole artwork. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Go Fly a Kite!Let your creativity soar this week as you explore kites around the world. Learn the history and use of kites from different cultures throughout time. Make a variety of one-of-a-kind kites, and weather permitting,



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fly one in Loch Haven Park at the end of the week. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Mixed Media Mash-upCombining a variety of media in a single work seems contemporary, but has been used for centuries. Explore how watercolor, collage, chalk, fabric and other media can be mixed to give works more impact. Paint, print, draw, collage and sculpt. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2World TravelersCome travel the world as we explore art forms and techniques from different cultures. Try your hand at Chinese printmak-ing, Indian batik, Navajo weaving, Mexican folk art, and so much more. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

June 11-15

Grades 6-8Abstract PaintingLearn the basics of working with paint, from color theory to composition. Explore a variety of paint media and techniques and apply the principles of design to create non-representational paintings. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5ARTmazing RaceExplore the world in a week through its diverse art forms. Travel across continents and be inspired by different cultures to create unique art as you virtually visit places such as France, Australia and Mexico. Learn about new places, spaces and faces during scavenger hunts in the galleries. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Printmaking PotpourriPrintmaking has been used throughout the centuries to create images, both bold and delicate. Learn a variety of basic printmaking methods including monotypes, block prints and reduction prints. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2Seminole AdventureExplore the Everglades, flora and fauna with the sights and sounds of the Seminole. Your art will be inspired by the music, movement and expressive art of the Native American Seminole. Celebrate your creativity with a Green Corn festival at the end of the week. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Watercolor WondersLearn basic watercolor painting techniques such as wet-on-wet, layering and dry brush to capture depictions of objects, water, light and atmosphere. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

June 18-22

Grades 6-8Art of the Pacific IslandsDelve into the traditional Maori art forms and explore the art of the Pacific Islands by creating intricate pattern moko designs, as well as ocean-inspired prints, drawings and sculptures. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Magic, Mystery & IllusionUnlock the mysteries of illusion in artworks by M.C. Escher, Victor Vasarely and other Op artists. Learn the tricks about visual effects and optical illusions using pattern, perspec-tive, symmetry and color to create works of your own that fool the eye. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Modern MastersPay tribute to the rock stars of modern art by creating your own visionary masterpieces. From Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art, you’ll learn to paint, print and draw like a true master. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5pARTy AnimalsLions and tigers and bears, oh my! What other animals are in the galleries? Let your imagination “run wild” as you use water-color, clay, textile fibers and mixed-media to create a wonderful menagerie of creatures, both two- and three-dimensional. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

June 25-29

Grades 6-83D SculptureIn this full-day workshop, use modeling clay, wire, plaster and more to explore a different sculpture technique each day. Create animal figures, a “selfie” carving, abstract work, and a face or hand cast. Work will include a week-long endeavor in addition to daily projects. Materials fee $15. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Art of Native AmericaLearn about the original cultures of North and Central America, including Native American cultures of Florida, as you explore

traditional art forms used for centuries such as painting, printing, clay, basket weaving and fiber arts. Be inspired by the peoples and traditions of different times and places. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Cartoon CreationsInspired by the Museum’s collection of original comics, learn how to draw cartoon characters, give them personality, develop the elements of setting and build a storyline through sequence. You might create a new cartoon sensation. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2Storybook ExplorersVenture into the land of make-believe in this camp combining art, literature and drama. Explorers will be inspired by authors and illustrators as they expand their imagination, art skills, creativity and self-expression. Stories will come to life through art, creative play, games, movement and music. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

July 2-6

Grades 3-5Crazy About ColorDiscover the power of hue as you draw, paint and print using basic color theory. Learn to mix tints and shades, as well as how to combine complementary colors to create works of art that pack a punch. TUITION: $97 Members, $105 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Drawing ScenesCreate a new world out of a flat surface. Learn the basics of arranging the elements in a picture to achieve scale, and learn how to draw typical background objects like rooms, trees, mountains, rivers and clouds. (No class on July 4.) TUITION: $97 Members, $105 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Fun With FiberExplore all things fiber from spinning and dyeing raw wool for felting to knitting and crocheting, macramé, weaving and more. Experiment with ice cube dyeing and learn shibori (tie-dye techniques) using indigo. Each student should bring a washed white cotton t-shirt clearly marked with his or her

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name. (No class on July 4.) Materials Fee $10. TUITION: $97 Members, $105 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Seminole SoulBe inspired by the spirit of the Seminole as you explore their traditions and techniques. Learn the legends behind their bold and colorful geometric patterns. Sharpen your sketching and geometry skills as you create two-dimensional and three-dimensional work with paint, collage and textile design. (No class on July 4.) TUITION: $97 Members, $105 Non-Members

July 9-13

Grades 6-8Drawing With ColorExperiment with wet and dry color drawing media such as watercolors, colored pencils, pastels, pastel pencils and other media. Learn foundations of drawing and discover the power of color. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2Fabulous PharaohsIt’s time to “strut like Tut” as you explore the history and culture of ancient Egypt. Design a mural for a pyramid wall, create a head-dress fit for a ruler, make a miniature pyramid, and design hieroglyphs. Pssst . . . don’t forget to tell your “mummy”! TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Papier Mâché PanachePrepare to get messy as you spend the week creating three-dimensional papier mâché forms. Go through the process from armature to finished masterpieces, as you create vessels, a musical instrument and even a puppet head. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Playwrights & PuppetryExplore the history of puppet making around the world as you create your own puppets with a variety of materials and features. Learn how to craft a one-act play along with scenery and props to bring your puppets to life. Families and friends are invited to a puppet performance on Friday at 3 p.m. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5What’s Your Story?Give life to your ideas! Learn tips and techniques to create illustrations that tell stories or express ideas without words. Improve your drawing skills while exploring character development and design, setting, and the importance of effective storytelling. (No class on July 4.) TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

July 16-20

Grades 6-8A Twist of CitrusCelebrate summer with zest! Create pen and

ink drawings, paintings and prints all with a citrus twist! Sweet or sour, realistic or abstract, artwork will include the natural beauty of fruits such as oranges, lemons, and limes. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2Chihuligans!Become a “Chihuligan” as you spend the week learning about the glass sculpture of Dale Chihuly and other artists who work in glass, while painting, printing and sculpting! Light and color are the focus of this week as you create your own Chihuly-inspired masterpieces. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Fabulous FibersExperiment with thread, fabric, foam stuffing and other fiber materials to learn sewing, weaving and three-dimensional textile construction. Design and create a variety of creatures, weavings and soft sculptural forms. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5 & 6-8Mask ManiaInspired by masks from around the world, work with a variety of materials such as plaster, clay and papier mâché, as well as found objects, to create displayable and wearable works of art. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

July 23-27

Grades 6-8Art Through the DecadesTravel through time and discover the different movements of art from the latter half of the 20th century. Focus on a different time period each day beginning with the Abstract Expressionists of the 1950s and ending the week with contemporary artists practicing today. Create paintings, installa-tions, sculptures and more. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 1-2Crazed for ClayThere is nothing like hand-building in clay to develop fine-motor skills. Be inspired by ceramics of Africa and the Americas to create vessels, sculpture, jewelry and more using pinch, coil, model and slab methods. Learn to burnish and glaze finished pieces, which will be kiln-fired. $5 firing fee. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 3-5It’s All About MeExplore a variety of art forms and mediums as you create art with YOU as the subject. Celebrate your interests, your favorite things, your family and more, in two-dimen-sional and three-dimensional masterpieces that are as unique as you are. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Linoleum Block PrintingExplore the possibilities of basic linoleum block printing as you carve and print to create images in black and white, color, and various shapes and sizes. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

July 30-August 3

Grades 6-8Animation NationBecome a director, editor, cinematographer and creative collaborator, all while working with other like-minded students, to create your own stop motion film. Dive into the history of animation, the different types of animation, the elements needed to create an animation and the process of animating. Students are highly encouraged to bring their own devices. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Art Meets ScienceWhat happens when you mix vinegar, baking soda and tempera paint? You’ll find out in this camp. Create artful experiments, predict outcomes, and test ideas. Explore potions and processes to concoct one-of-a-kind works of art. Sketchbooks will be used for scientific observation as well as designing new ideas. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Drawing FUN-damentalsLearn basic drawing skills as you work in graphite, charcoal, colored pencil, ink and marker. Explore contour drawing, shading, the use of perspective and how to draw a self-portrait. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 6-8Linoleum Block Printing and ScratchboardExplore the possibilities of basic linoleum block printing as you carve and print to create images in a variety of ways, as well as learn the basics of scratchboard. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 1-2The Art of PeaceMake new friends this week as you explore printmaking, painting, hand-building clay and other techniques to create t-shirts, jewelry, prints, paintings and sculpture that convey messages of camaraderie and cooperation. Each student should bring a washed white cotton t-shirt clearly marked with his or her name. TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

August 6-10

Grades 1-2Art of the BookBecome inspired by the picture-book exhibition Zen Tales: The Art of Jon J. Muth. Write your own stories, create illustrations



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using a variety of media, and learn simple bookbinding techniques to create unique storybooks! TUITION: $220 Members, $240 Non-Members

Grades 3-5Modern MastersPay tribute to the rock stars of modern art by creating your own visionary masterpieces. From Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art, you’ll learn to paint, print and draw like a true master. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 3-5 & 6-8Papermaking & Book ArtsLearn how to make paper by using a variety of fibers and techniques. Then create art with your own handmade sheets paper. Learn basic bookbinding techniques and how to construct other unique objects from paper pulp. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

Grades 6-8The Altered BookSpend the week deconstructing books. We will repurpose old tomes in a variety of ways — discovering the limitless possibilities of altered books as a medium. Students are encouraged to bring a book they would like to deconstruct to class. TUITION: $120 Members, $130 Non-Members

WINTER GARDEN ART ASSOCIATION352.223.3662 wgart.org/summer-art-at-sobo

June 11-July 13

Grade 2 & UpSummer Art Camp at the SOBO GalleryImagine your child immersed in a gallery setting, actively creating both 2-D and 3-D art pieces, learning about history and culture and having a great time. June 11-15, June 18-22, June 25-29, July 9-13. TUITION: $120 per week

COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 407.835.7481 womeninthearts.org

June 2-July 7Pre-K-Grades 12; Saturdays 2-4 p.m.Community School of the Arts at St. Andrew ChurchArt classes include drawing, painting, art-science, mixed media, origami, photogra-phy and sculpture. Materials provided. Class schedule: Saturdays, 2-4 p.m., June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 and July 7, with a student art exhibi-tion July 21. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Online registration isMay 5 at 11 a.m. TUITION: Free

Summer camps for the young theater lover in your life. Creative arts camps for youth and teens begin June 4.

407-447-1700 • orlandoshakes.org

Orlando Shakespeare Theater

Give your kids an educational & fun way to spend the summer with exciting STEM camps for grades Pre-K – 9.

407-514-2112 • Osc.org/camps

Orlando Science Center

Learn from professional artists at our lakeside campus in Winter Park. Summer art experiences for ages 4-17.

Classes start June 4.407-671-1886 • Crealde.org

Crealdé School of Art

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EMOTIONS DANCE COMPANYNever Neverland Mini Dance Camp Come fly away with us to Never Neverland. From the enchanted fairy, Tinkerbell, to Peter Pan and the pirates, this unique, interactive