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Arts, crafts & cooking - Seattle's Child SummerTime 2023

Arts, Crafts and Cooking

Charles Wright Academy

Grades 1-8

7723 Chambers Creek Road West, Tacoma 98467

253-620-8373, admissions@charleswright.org

charleswright.org

Are you looking for a fun and engaging summer camp for your child? Students entering grade 1 through 8 can choose from options including STEM, sports, arts, hiking, yoga, engineering, and more. All camps are taught by CWA faculty and staff, and trusted partners such as Tacoma Mountaineers, Bricks 4 Kidz, Tacoma Fencing Club, and more!. Don’t delay in securing your child’s spot. Spaces will fill quickly!

Eastside Catholic School

EC Summer Camps

Grades K-12

232 228th Ave. SE, Sammamish 98074

425-295-3000, landerson@eastsidecatholic.org

eastsidecatholic.org/summer

Learn. Create. Compete! Join us this summer for in-person, fun, inspiring and affordable athletic and enrichment camps, led by experienced Eastside Catholic faculty, coaches and community experts. You do not need to attend Eastside Catholic to attend our summer camps; we look forward to welcoming you here.

The Evergreen School

Summer Program

Ages 3-14, Grades PS-8

15201 Meridian Ave. N, Shoreline 98133

206-957-1594

summerprogram@evergreenschool.org

evergreenschool.org/summer-program/overview

Our program helps students embrace the natural environment, fosters artistic abilities and provides many opportunities for healthy recreation and socialization. We offer sports camps, fine arts classes, performing arts classes, outdoor recreation, day camps and more. Our class/camp sizes remain small and offer personal attention and greater focus on student health and safety. Join us this summer!

Gage Academy of Art

Online and In-person Summer Art Programs

Ages 6-181501 10th Ave. E., #101, Seattle 98105

206-323-4243, info@gageacademy.org

Gageacademy.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

At Gage Academy of Art, we strive to ensure children and teens have a fun, safe and creative learning environment to help them make the most of their summer. With our roster of top-notch youth instructors, we offer both in-person and online camps to fit your family’s needs. From traditional painting and drawing to digital storytelling and character creation, your child will have the opportunity to thrive in a Gage summer camp.

Girls Rock Math

Summer Program

Grades 1-8

3201 E. Republican St., Seattle 98112

206-408-8078, camp@girlsrockmath.org

girlsrockmath.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Girls Rock Math is an arts-based math camp focused on empowering girls in STEAM subjects. Our hands-on themes capture the imagination, ignite deeper mathematical thinking and help campers feel confident in their capabilities. As part of a community where “Girl Power’’ rules, our campers develop leadership skills, make friends, take on challenges and learn together in a meaningful way. In addition to camps for grades 1- 6, Girls Rock Math offers middle school leadership camps for grades 7-8 and a Teen Leadership Program for grades 9-12.

Hugo House

Grades 5-12

1634 11th Ave, Seattle 98122

206-322-7030, welcome@hugohouse.org

hugohouse.org/scribes

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Hugo House’s Scribes Summer Camps allow young writers to focus on, dig deep into, and nurture their inner writers in various writing-focused topics. Campers will work alongside instructors who are published writers and educators themselves, as well as guest teaching artists. Camps are all-day workshops, either week-long or half-week, with in-person and online options available.

Illumination Learning Studio

Grades Preschool-5

7720 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle

5501 8th Ave NW, Seattle206-900-7452, info@ilskids.comilskids.com

Since 2013, Illumination Learning Studio has provided quality programming based on the four pillars of the arts (dance, drama, music and art) from half-day preschool and Pre-K, afternoon arts programming and private music lessons for K-5, and summer and school year camps.

Kennedy Catholic High School

Grades 3- 9140 S. 140th St., Burien 98168

206-246-0500, info@kennedyhs.orgkennedyhs.org/summerlife

Life at Kennedy Catholic High School doesn’t end when the summer bell rings. It’s just the beginning. Students: come spend your summer with the Lancers! Whether you love athletics, fine arts or academic enrichment, you can try something new, sharpen current skills, learn from strong mentors and build lasting friendships. Reserve your fun today.

KidsQuest Children’s Museum

KidsQuest Summer Camp

Ages 4-101116 108th Ave. NE, Bellevue 98004

425-637-8100,

education@kidsquestmuseum.org

kidsquestmuseum.org/programs/summer-camp/

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

With children’s health, education and growth top-of-mind, KidsQuest is thrilled to offer a variety of summer camps in 2023. KidsQuest camps offer hands-on fun and learning through science experiments, artistic exploration, and collaboration. Check out our in-person programming, featuring photography, physics, kitchen science, and more. We will also be offering virtual summer camp opportunities and will ship materials right to your doorstep for a screen-free summer!

Neo Art School

Summer Art Camp

Ages 6-12 (recommended)

Good Shepherd Center

4649 Sunnyside Ave. N., #121, Seattle 98103

206-632-2530, neoartschool@gmail.com

Neoartschool.comFounded in 1982, family owned and operated for two generations, Neo Art School offers the highest quality Fine Arts and Pottery classes for children (and adults) in the Northwest! Summer Camp 2023 and all other School Break Camp enrollment is now open. Offering day camp during the school year, and week-long camps during the summer, full-day and half-day options available with extended care. Camps start June 14th! Come experience an array of art projects!

School for Creative Arts: Cornish College

Ages 14-18

1000 Lenora St., Seattle 98121

206-726-5185, extension@cornish.edu

summer.cornish.edu/

Summer@Cornish offers a unique approach to summer arts learning by encouraging teens to mix and match courses over four weeks, which culminate in community celebrations with families and new friends. We believe that creative learning is a balance of technical skill development in one core discipline while continuing to develop creative expression through multiple artistic modalities. Early Bird Tuition Discount available through March 1.

Seattle Art Museum

Grades 1-6

Seattle Asian Art Museum

1400 E Prospect St., Seattle 98112206-654-3100,

samcamp@seattleartmuseum.org

seattleartmuseum.org/samcamp

Make art and new friends at SAM Camp! Led by local arts educators and inspired by SAM’s art collection, each week is a new adventure. Join us Monday-Friday, July 10-28 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Seattle Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park. Afternoon extended care available until 5:30 p.m. every day.

Spruce Street School Summer Camp

Ages 5-10

914 Virginia St., Seattle 98101

206-621-9211, office@sprucestreetschool.org

sprucestreetschool.org

This summer, come to downtown Seattle and have an adventure every day! In this small summer camp program, campers begin each day at the school and then head out for the field trip of the day. Campers return to the school for an afternoon of art projects, crafts, games, playing on the rooftop playground and more.

Steve & Kate’s Camp

Ages 4-12

Locations in Capitol Hill, Meadowbrook and Bellevue

steveandkatescamp.com

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

Since 1980, Steve & Kate’s has put kids in charge. Campers ages 4–12 choose from a variety of activities in real time, including sewing, coding, maker crafts, sports and more. Families can buy any number of days, to use at any time. If your plans change, we’ll automatically refund any unused passes in full. Lunch, snacks and all hours (8 a.m.–6 p.m.) are included.

Tilth Alliance Summer Farm & Garden Camps

Ages 1-15

Rainier Beach Urban Farm & Wetlands

5513 S Cloverdale St., Seattle 98118

Good Shepherd Center 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N, #100, Seattle 98103

206-633-0451, youthprograms@tilthalliance.org

Tilthalliance.org

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE

At Tilth Alliance’s Summer Farm & Garden Camps, kids spend summer days outdoors being urban farmers and gardeners, discovering where food comes from and learning about the natural world. Summer camp is also a time to have fun adventures exploring our gardens and farm, engaging in science investigations, making art, singing songs and cooking up delicious dishes.

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