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Young at Art

Ages 4-5

Level 1 Ages 6-8

Level 1 Ages 6-8

Level 2 Ages 9-11

Level 2 Ages 9-11

Level 2/3 Ages 9+

Level 3 Ages 12-18

Week 1School’s Out! School’s Out!

Oriental Watercolor

PaintingWeek 2

Dino-Mania Intro to Acting Superheroes Inventors’

Workshop

Full S.T.E.A.M.

Ahead

Ready, Set, Sew -

Beginner

Digital Photography

Week 3A Bug’s Life Dance Around

the World Music Lab Abstract Painting

3D Design & Printing

Ready, Set, Sew -

Intermediate: Pillow & PJs

Advanced Improv Skills

& Performance

Week 4 Cookonomics: Edible Art

Fashion & Jewelry Design

Clay Creations

Mad About Science

Mosaic Masterpiece Music Lab Wheel

Throwing

Beginner Music Camp • Ages 7+Week 5 Showbiz -

Disney Favorites

Oh, The Places You’ll Go

Outer Space Art

Intro to Improv

Leather Pouches & Bracelets

Cookonomics: Cooking with

Chemistry

Drawing & Painting

Week 6 Enchanted Forest

3D Art & Sculptures

World Travelers

Week 7Art Outdoors Things That

FlyMini Musical

Week 1 of 2 DIY Plushies Science & Art Dance & Acrobatics

3D Design & Printing

Week 8Creative Drama

Artful Architect

Mini MusicalWeek 2 of 2 Candy Shack

Stagecraft: Set & Costume

Design

Ready, Set, Sew-

Intermediate: Fashion Week

Stagecraft: Light & Sound

EngineeringWeek 9

Creative Movement

Intro to Musical Theater

A World of Art Clay Creations

The Wizarding World of

Harry Potter

Digital Drawing & Animation

Stamping & Printmaking

Intermediate/Advanced Music Camp • Ages 7+Week 10

Oh, The Places You’ll Go


Cookonomics: Holiday Classics

Artbots: Robotic Art

Self Portraits & Selfies

Dance Around the

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Fun with Glass

Week 11Under the Sea Cookonomics:

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SuMMeR CAMP CALenDARMorning Classes: 9:00am - 12:00pm


Young at Art

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Level 1 Ages 6-8

Level 1 Ages 6-8

Level 2 Ages 9-11

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Level 2/3 Ages 9+

Level 3 Ages 12-18

School’s Out! School’s Out!Week 1

Things That Fly

Self Portraits & Selfies

Dance & Acrobatics

Basics to Gardening & Garden

Design


Adventures in Film

Making

Cookonomics: International

Cuisine

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Castles, Kings, &

PrincessesDIY Plushies Intro to

ImprovComic Strips & Cartoons

Outer Space Art

Musical Theater

Master ClassWeek 1 of 3

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The Painting Experience Candy Shack Stop Motion

Animation

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Film

Musical Theater


Fun with Glass

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World Travelers Science & Art Code

ExplorersPaint Like

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Architect

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Clay Sculpture

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In a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Cookonomics: Holiday Classics

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Planes, Trains, &

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Science

Intro to Musical Theater

Graffiti ArtReady, Set,

Sew - Beginner

Cookonomics: Bake Shop

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Intro to Improv

Artbots: Robotic Art

The Art of Pastels

Singing Intensive

Spa Science: Pamper Yourself

Graphic Design

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Clay Craft Dino-Mania 3D Art & Sculptures Ship Wrecked Code

Explorers

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Intermediate/Advanced Music Camp • Ages 7+

Outer Space Art

Mosaic Masterpiece Abstract Art Improv Level

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Dark Art

Fashion & Jewelry Desgin

Wheel Throwing

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Showbiz - On Broadway

Intro to Acting

Inventors’ Workshop Clay Craft The Painting

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SuMMeR CAMP CALenDARAfternoon Classes: 1:00pm - 4:00pm


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Centers for the Arts Bonita Springsunless otherwise noted, all camps take place at the Center for Performing Arts

10150 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs, FL 34135239-495-8989 www.artcenterbonita.org

There is always something fun and new for budding artists, actors, chefs, musicians and dancers at the Centers for the Arts Summer Camps! Age specific small camp classes of 15 students or less, offer students individual attention while they explore the exciting learning adventures available in the arts. Classes include “3D Design & Printing” where campers create and 3D Print objects they designed on the computer.

Through creative and engaging classes students immerse themselves in activities that use abstract and tactile problem solving skills both individually and cooperatively while having fun.

Our many opportunities include painting, drawing, cartooning, clay, wheel throwing, cooking, dance, music, theater and more. We want summer fun and learning to be affordable for your family through our generous discounts and scholarships.

95% of our applicants receive a scholarship or discount from 10% to over 90% of the class price. Scholarships and discounts are awarded on a

sliding scale based on your family’s adjusted gross income; the number of dependents in the family; whether you rent or own your home; whether you are a single parent; how many children in your family plan to take classes, and how many classes your child takes.

It is very important to the Centers for the Arts of Bonita Springs that all area children have access to the many programs and activities we offer. Fill out the scholarship and discount application in the back of this book so your child can attend art, dance, theater or music classes.

Find out how we can make Summer Camp at the Centers for the Arts Bonita Springs affordable for your family.

SuMMer CaMPS aGeS 4 - 18ART • THeATeR • DAnCe •

MuSIC • COOKInG • SCIenCeearly Morning Drop Off: 8-9 am ($15 per week)

Morning Session: 9am - noon

*Supervised Lunch: noon - 1pm ($15 per week)

Afternoon Session: 1pm - 4pm

After Care: 4-5:30pm ($25 per week)

*Lunch not provided

Table of Contents

7 -12 Summer Camps13-20 Camp Descriptions21 Music Lessons & Improv Classes22-23 Dance Classes & Descriptions24 Youth Theater auditions25-27 Registration & Scholarship Forms

Week 2 June 4-8, 2018 $140 per Session

Week 1 May 31-June 1, 2018 (Thurs-Fri) $56 per Session

Morning Session (9:00am – noon) Afternoon Session (1:00-4:00pm)

Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 1SO118-A Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 1SO118-PSchool’s Out! School’s Out!

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 1SO218-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 1SO218-ASchool’s Out! School’s Out!

Level 3 (ages 12+) 1OWP18-AOriental Watercolor Painting


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 2DM18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 2TTF18-PDino-Mania Things That Fly

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 2ITA18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 2SPS18-PIntro to Acting Self Portraits & Selfies

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 2Su18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 2DA18-PSuperheroes Dance and Acrobatics Level 2 (ages 9-11) 2IW18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 2BGD18-PInventors’ Workshop Basics to Gardening & Garden Design

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 2FSA18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 2SPM18-PFull S.T.e.A.M. Ahead Stamping & Printmaking

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 2RSS18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 2AFM18-PReady, Set, Sew - Beginner Adventures in Film Making

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 2DP18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 2CIC18-P Digital Photography Cookonomics: International Cuisines




Young at Art (ages 4-5) 3ABL18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 3CKP18-P A Bug’s Life Castles, Kings, & Princesses

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 3DAW18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 3DP18-PDance Around the World DIY Plushies

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 3ML18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 3ITI18-PMusic Lab Intro to Improv Level 2 (ages 9-11) 3AP18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 3CSC18-PAbstract Painting Comic Strips & Cartoons

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 33DP18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 3OSA18-P3D Design & Printing Outer Space Art

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 3RSS18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 3MTM18-PReady, Set, Sew – Intermediate: Pillows & PJs Musical Theater Master Class (3 week camp – 1 of 3) $420

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 3AIS18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 3WHP18-PAdvanced Improv Skills & Performance The Wizarding World of Harry Potter


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 4CeA18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 4AWA18-PCookonomics: edible Art A World of Art

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 4FJD18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 4TPe18-PFashion and Jewelry Design The Painting experience

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 4CC18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 4CS18-PClay Creations Candy Shack Level 2 (ages 9-11) 4MAS18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 4SMA18-PMad About Science Stop Motion Animation

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 4MM18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 4AST18-PMosaic Masterpiece Acting for the Stage, TV, and Film

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 4ML18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 3MTM18-PMusic Lab Musical Theater Master Class (3 week camp – 2 of 3) *See Week 3 for price*

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 4WT18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 4FWG18-PWheel Throwing (At Visual Arts Campus) Fun with Glass (At Visual Arts Campus)Plus $10 Supply Fee Plus $15 Supply Fee

Beginner Music Camp (ages 7+) 4BMC18-A*Must have own instrument*


Week 6 JulY 2-6, 2018 $112 per Session *no Camp 7/4


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 5SDF18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 5WT18-PShowbiz – Disney Favorites World Travelers

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 5OPG18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 5SA18-POh, The Places You’ll Go Science and Art

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 5OSA18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 5Ce18-POuter Space Art Code explorers Level 2 (ages 9-11) 5ITI18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 5PLP18-PIntro to Improv Paint Like Picasso

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 5LPB18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 5AA18-PLeather Pouches & Bracelets Artful Architect

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 5CCC18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 3MTM18-PCookonomics: Cooking with Chemistry Musical Theater Master Class (3 week camp – 3 of 3) *See Week 3 for price* Level 3 (ages 12-18) 5DP18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 5CS18-PDrawing & Painting Clay Sculpture


Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 6eF18-A Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 6FSA18-Penchanted Forest Full S.T.e.A.M. Ahead Level 1 & 2 (ages 6-11) 63DA18-A Level 1 & 2 (ages 6-11) 6IGF18-P3D Art & Sculptures In a Galaxy Far, Far Away

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 6WT18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 6CHC18-PWorld Travelers Cookonomics: Holiday Classics

Week 7 JulY 9-13, 2018 $140 per Session



Young at Art (ages 4-5) 7AO18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 7PTC18-Part Outdoors Planes, Trains, & Cars Level 1 (ages 6-8) 7TTF18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 7CC18-PThings That Fly Clay Craft

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 7MM18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 7MAS18-PMini Musical (2 week Camp – 1 of 2) $280 Mad About Science Level 2 (ages 9-11) 7DP18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 7IMT18-PDIY Plushies Intro to Musical Theater

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 7SA18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 7GA18-PScience and Art Graffiti Art

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 7DA18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 7RSS18-PDance and Acrobatics Ready, Set, Sew - Beginner

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 73DP18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 7CBS18-P3D Design & Printing Cookonomics: Bake Shop


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 8CD18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 8FSA18-PCreative Drama Full S.T.e.A.M. Ahead

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 8AA18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 8ITI18-PArtful Architect Intro to Improv

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 7MM18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 8ARA18-PMini Musical (2 week Camp – 2 of 2) Artbots: Robotic Art *See Week 7 for price* Level 2 (ages 9-11) 8CS18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 8TAP18-PCandy Shack The Art of Pastels

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 8SCD18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 8SI18-PStagecraft: Set & Costume Design Singing Intensive with Carolann Sanita

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 8RSS18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 8SSP18-PReady, Set, Sew – Intermediate: Fashion Week Spa Science: Pamper Yourself Level 3 (ages 12-18) 8LSe18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 8GD18-PStagecraft: Light & Sound engineering Graphic Design


Week 10 JulY 30-auG 3, 2018 $140 per Session


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 9CM18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 9CC18-PCreative Movement Clay Craft

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 9IMT18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 9DM18-PInto to Musical Theater Dino-Mania

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 9AWA18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 93DA18-PA World of Art 3D Art & Sculptures Level 2 (ages 9-11) 9CC18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 9SW18-PClay Creations Ship Wrecked

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 9WHP18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 9Ce18-PThe Wizarding World of Harry Potter Code explorers

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 9DD18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 9RSS18-PDigital Drawing Ready, Set, Sew – Intermediate: Cozy Quilts

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 9SPM18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 9AI318-PStamping & Printmaking Acting Intensive Level 3

Intermediate/Advanced Music Camp (ages 7+) 9IMC18Runs 9:00am-4:00pm, supervised lunch from 12pm-1pm $295

*Must have own instrument*


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 10OPG18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 10OSA18-POh, The Place You’ll Go Outer Space Art

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 10SPM18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 10MM18-PStamping & Printmaking Mosaic Masterpiece

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 10CHC18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 10AP18-PCookonomics: Holiday Classics Abstract Painting Level 2 (ages 9-11) 10ARA18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 10IL218-PArtbots: Robotic Art Improv Level 2

Level 2 (ages 9-11) 10SPS18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 10GDA18-PSelf Portraits & Selfies Glow in the Dark Art

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 10DAW18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 10FJD18-PDance Around the World Fashion and Jewelry Design

Level 3 (ages 12-18) 10FWG18-A Level 3 (ages 12-18) 10WT18-P Fun with Glass (At Visual Arts Campus) Wheel Throwing (At Visual Arts Campus)Plus $15 Supply Fee Plus $10 Supply Fee


Week 11 auG 6-10, 2018 $140 per Session

Week 12 auG 13-14, 2018 (Mon-Tues) $56 per Session


Young at Art (ages 4-5) 11uTS18-A Young at Art (ages 4-5) 11SOB18-Punder the Sea Showbiz: On Broadway Level 1 (ages 6-8) 11CBS18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 11ITA18-PCookonomics: Bake Shop Intro to Acting

Level 1 (ages 6-8) 11IGF18-A Level 1 (ages 6-8) 11IW18-PIn a Galaxy Far, Far Away Inventors’ Workshop Level 2 (ages 9-11) 11AWA18-A Level 2 (ages 9-11) 11CC18-Pa World of art Clay Craft Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 11DAP18-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 11TPe18-PDesign an Amusement Park The Painting experience


Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 12BS118-A Young at Art & Level 1 (ages 4-8) 12BS118-PBest of Summer 2018 Best of Summer 2018

Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 12BS218-A Level 2/3 (ages 9+) 12BS218-PBest of Summer 2018 Best of Summer 2018

Summer Camp Descriptions


3D Art & Sculptures Come and explore the wonders of 3-dimensional art and sculptures. Imagination is your guide to creating unique and adventurous artwork. Students will use clay, cardboard, paper and other found recycled materials.

3D Design & Printing Welcome to the world of 3D printing! In this class, you will learn everything you need to know to design and 3D print your own creations. Campers will use computer programs to craft their own artwork and will print them using our 3D Printer!

A Bug’s Life Create fun projects about beautiful butterflies, beetles and bees in their natural habitat. Enjoy songs and stories about the critters you find in the garden.

A World of Art Explore art techniques and traditions of cultures around the word. Discover the differences and similarities of how countries use art and create your own worldly masterpieces.

Abstract Painting This fun class takes students on an exciting adventure of exploration and discovery. Work with nontraditional tools and learn new painting techniques while creating expressive abstract works of art!

Acting For the Stage, TV, & Film Take your acting to the next level with fast paced improv games, scenes, monologues and audition skills. Actors will get the opportunity to work on a character in a scene or monologue, learn to explode onto the stage in improv and hear what directors are looking for in auditions. Participation in theatre is proven to enhance professional communication techniques that, with practice, help build confidence, unleash creativity and cultivate teamwork to assist in real-life situations at home, school and in their next big starring role on stage or screen. Actors will showcase their work at the end of the session for family and friends.

Acting Intensive Level 3 Have you ever wanted the opportunity to spend a week in the mind of a character? Study acting from the inside out? Get tips and techniques from professional Directors and Casting Agents? Actors in this week long camp will walk away with all of that and more. The scenes and monologues campers will study and memorize will be something they can carry with them in auditions for years to come. Experiences in this class will not only enhance students’ characters on stage and in front of the camera but also in real life. Communication, teamwork and real listening skills will be heightened every day.

Advanced Improv Skills and Performance Take your improv skills to the next level. You will get to try your hand at musical improv, long form scene work and some of the most fast paced games short form improv has to offer. Life skills that are enhanced by improv include teamwork, confidence, creativity and communication techniques. Camp will conclude with a final performance for family and friends.

Adventures in Filmmaking And the Oscar goes to…you! If you’ve ever wanted to see your face on the big screen, then this is the class for you. You’ll act in your own short film and learn to edit it too.

Art Outdoors Art is all around us. Young artists take inspiration from their natural surroundings and the creatures that inhabit it. With a little imagination, flowers, leaves, twigs and shells can be transformed into works of art.

Artbots: Robotic Art Learn the basics of making a robot and using that experience to inspire works of art. This camp is creative while incorporating science into painting and building three dimensional robot sculptures.

Artful Architect In this camp students will learn the basics of architecture and design. Projects include construct-ing a small scale tree house or mini mansion! Be an artful architect on the way to developing big ideas in this camp that covers the basics of measurement, building strength, material use, and construction.

Basics to Gardening & Garden Design This is an enjoyable and eco-friendly class for learning the basics to growing plants and learning about their growth. Design your own garden and customize your pots with painting projects.

Best of Summer 2018 Campers of all ages enjoy this week of great art. Projects include a bit of everything…clay, painting, sculpture…an eclectic mix of the best of summer 2018!

Candy Shack Looking for the sweetest campers for projects based on lollipops, chocolate and chewing gum. Make works of art inspired from delicious and irresistible candy snacks.

Castles, Kings & Princesses Add adventure to your day with medieval knights, princess and castles. Children enjoy medieval music along with creating great Medieval art projects.

Clay Craft Design your own world out of clay while learning clay hand building techniques. Students will create environments from jungles to oceans to entire cities as well as the materials, animals, and characters that make up these adventurous worlds.

Clay Creations Come and explore the wonders of clay. Imagination is your guide to making all kinds of objects from bowls and cups to characters and creatures. Students learn hand building techniques including pinching, slabs and coils.

Clay Sculpture Explore the wonders of clay. Students learn clay hand building techniques including pinching, slabs and coils. Imagination is your guide to making all kinds of objects including sculptures, bowls, cups, characters and creatures.

Code Explorers Unleash your creativity through the world of coding and computer science. Campers will learn to think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively - essential skills for the 21st century. Campers will start by using “Code.org” and progress to “Scratch”, both web based programs for programming stories, games and animations.

Comic Strips and Cartoons Convert your world into a wacky cartoon! Design bold and creative imagery with limitless possibilities. Campers learn how to draw basic cartoons and develop their skills to make their own characters.

Cookonomics: Bake Shop Calling all bakers! Learn the basics of measuring and mixing and progress to more advanced baking skills such as creaming butter and kneading dough. Learn to bake pies, cakes, cookies, bread and more.

Cookonomics: Cooking with Chemistry Cooking is chemistry, and every time you set foot in a kitchen, you walk into a laboratory! Learn the chemistry behind cooking, while making yummy treats!

Cookonomics: Edible Art Finally a time when it’s okay to play with your food! Learn about creative food presentations for parties or tasty gifts that resemble flowers, animals and more.

Cookonomics: Holiday Classics Do you ever crave a pumpkin pie in the summer? Have the urge to eat gingerbread cookies in the spring? Each day, campers make popular dishes that are typically made during the holidays!

Cookonomics: International Cuisines A mouthful of culture! Each day campers experience making a new dish from a different location around the world.

Creative Drama In a nurturing and supportive environment, young campers explore an improvisational form of drama where they are encouraged to imagine, perform and reflect on real or imagined experiences. Through stories, games and movement, students make the connection between the magical worlds of theater and make believe. There is an emphasis on personal expression, creative imagination, and confidence.

Creative Movement Perfect for the young dancer, this class focuses on creative movement that builds on the necessary gross motor skills needed for primary dance instruction. Students learn coordination, rhythm, basic dance positions and steps, and also create fun art projects throughout the camp.

Dance and Acrobatics Bring out the acrobats, jugglers, hula hoopers, and clowns! This spectacular workshop is for aspiring actors, dancers, and performers of odd skills to come together and learn new tricks, makeup design, and how to put a show together under the big top.

Dance Around the World Experience dance of different cultures around the world. Students will learn new styles including Polynesian, Bollywood, African and more!

Design an Amusement Park You have been hired by an amusement park company to develop and build a brand newamusement park! By the end of this camp, you will have created your own park, complete with a rollercoaster, merry-go-round, and much more!

Digital Drawing & AnimationStudents use a digital drawing pad to draw on the computer and learn the computer program “Toon Boom.” Using software, students animate their drawings bringing them to life.

Digital Photography Explore the world of digital photography using Adobe Photoshop Elements. Manipulate images, create interesting and unusual effects, and develop your own personal vision.

Dino-mania Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, and more! Campers will learn fun facts about our extinct dino friends and be inspired to create fantastic works of art. We’ll create fossils, dino eggs, and much more! A variety of art materials, such as paper-mache, clay, and paint, will be used as we study these enormous creatures.

DIY Plushies Imaginative and fun! Sew together three dimensional stuffed animals and creatures from new and recycled fabrics. Children create their own plushie from start to finish using methods of pattern making and hand sewing.

Drawing & Painting Learn fundamental drawing and painting techniques in this exciting camp. Work with pencil and pen, pastels, acrylics, watercolors, and more.

Enchanted Forest What lurks in the forest? Enchanted creatures of all kinds! Take a journey through an imaginary world full of fairies, elves, dragons, and wizards while learning new art techniques and practicing some old favorites.

Fashion & Jewelry Design Implement your bold fashion ideas while learning about color, fabric, texture, and pattern. Students learn design elements, styles, and trends as they explore sketching, pattern drafting, material selection, and basic sewing.

Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead Building on fun and excitement, develop your science, technology, engineering, art, and math skills. Make, create, build, and design anything from bridges to skyscrapers to model robotic hands and balloon cars; learn to problem solve and think critically. This camp is as educational as it is intriguing and forms a strong foundation for new ideas.

Fun with Glass (at Visual Arts Campus) Learn about basic design and color with fun glass projects! Create a variety of pieces throughout the week. Tools provided.

Glow in the Dark Art Art doesn’t always have to be created in the light - it can be fun in the dark too! Campers will make art glow by creating paintings, sculptures, and other exciting crafts all while using materials that can only be seen in the dark.

Graffiti Art Urban art brought into the classroom. Learn about popular street artists and make your own removable graffiti for the walls of your room.

Graphic Design Whether for the music industry, fashion design, or self-promotion, this class focuses on creating a finished poster that includes the student’s personal style while learning the elements to create a professional high quality product. The program used for this class is Adobe Photoshop Elements.

Improv Level 2 Perform improv games using skills that actors use every day in live Improv Comedy Shows or on TV and in Movies. By learning to think quickly on stage, you can improve on skills that will help you in life, such as teamwork, public speaking, listen-ing and self-confidence. Students must complete “Intro to Improv” before enrolling in this camp.

In a Galaxy Far, Far Away Young Jedis get launched into the incredible world of art with projects based on the movie Star Wars. Paint a huge galaxy mural complete with stars, planets and far, far away galaxies. Chewbacca puppets and light sabers are just some of the intergalactic projects.

Intro to Acting Young actors learn acting basics with theatre games, scenes, monologues, and audition skills. Students explore communication techniques that, with practice, help build confidence, unleash creativity, and cultivate teamwork to assist them in real-life situations at home, school, and in their next big starring role on stage or screen. There will be a presentation for family and friends on the last day of the session.

Intro to ImprovCome perform improv games using skills that actors use every day in live Improv Comedy Shows or on TV and in Movies. By learning to think quickly on stage, you can improve on skills that will help you in life, such as teamwork, public speaking, listening, and self-confidence.

Intro to Musical Theater In this camp, students will learn singing exercises, healthy vocal techniques, and basic music theory including rhythm and note values while exploring ways to interpret songs and communicate with the audience. Campers will learn group songs with a little choreography to perform for family and friends at the end of the week.

Inventors’ Workshop Calling all inventors and big imaginations! Develop and design your own creation that is fun and functional. Learn how to come up with ideas, create real products, and bring them to life with drawings and 3D models of your original design.

Leather Pouches & Bracelets Learn to assemble leather pouches and bracelets while learning different techniques such as lacing and stamping.

Mad About Science From magnetic slime, to exploding geysers, to edible and scientific culinary creations! This camp transforms science into fun, interactive experiments and creations.

Mini Musical In this exciting 2 week camp, students will learn singing, dancing and acting skills. The camp will culminate in a fully staged performance for families and friends.

Mosaic Masterpiece Enjoy the art of mosaic decoration using small pieces of colored tiles, stones, or other materials. Campers create beautiful patterns and pictures using this ancient technique and a variety of materials. Mixing colors and shapes will be a truly magical experience.

Music Camp (Beginner & Intermediate/Advanced) For young musicians who already have experience playing an instrument, this camp is a great way to expand those musical skills. Each day, campers will participate in ensembles, private lessons, practices, and the study of music theory.

Music Lab This exciting music program is a unique environment that merges technology, instruments, and adaptations of games into a kinesthetic and fun environment, where students learn all levels of music quickly and eagerly. Students use interactive boards, internet, music workstations, and acoustic and electronic instruments. They learn ear training, sight singing, composition, improvisation, music appreciation, performance, and production. Our music classroom is an engaging playground that uses the natural ability of young minds to learn languages, foster attentive listening, and encourage cooperation.

Musical Theater Master Class (3 week camp) Become a “triple threat” in theater in 3 weeks! Learn musical theater through professional coaching in acting, singing, and dance! Aspiring actors and actresses get the training they need to progress their dream of being on stage. By the end of the camp, they receive a head shot and learn how to put together a resume. A performance for friends and family will conclude the camp on the last day.

Oh, The Places You’ll Go Campers get turned upside down as they enter the wacky and wonderful world of Dr. Seuss. Young “Whos” will explore books and illustrations created by Dr. Seuss, while making Truffula Trees, Thing 1 & 2 blow paintings, paper-mache hot air balloons, and so much more!

Oriental Watercolor Painting Sumi-e is the Japanese word for Black Ink Painting. Emphasis is placed on the beauty of each individual stroke of the brush. Campers will develop their skills in the art of watercolor painting using authentic Asian brushes and paints!

Outer Space Art From astronauts and planets to aliens and UFO’s, these campers take an adventure to infinity and beyond! Make fun projects each day and read books that coincide with the vast wonders of our galaxy.

Paint Like PicassoLearn about the artist Pablo Picasso, who was famous for his paintings, drawings, and sculptures. Create works of art that resemble the realistic and abstract styles of his most famous pieces.

Planes, Trains, and CarsPut your art in motion with projects that revolve around different modes of transporta-tion! Make your own customized plane, train, and car and learn about what makes them go.

Ready, Set, Sew-Beginner Students learn the basics of sewing, from needle and thread to full-size machines. Working with a variety of fabrics and sewing techniques, students will create unique, one-of-a-kind items, including mini-pillows and a tote bag. Each student will leave class with a solid foundation for a fun future in sewing - ready, set, sew!

Ready, Set, Sew-IntermediateThe next stitch from beginner Ready Set Sew! Students expand their skills by learning how to use patterns and advanced sewing techniques. In Fashion Week, students create their very own fashion accessories. In Cozy Quilts, students sew pieces of cloth into beautiful patterns and design their own quilts! In Pillows and PJs, students will make a pillow with matching pajama shorts. To enroll, students must complete the beginner level class or consult with the instructor prior to signing up.

School’s Out! Campers of all ages have a blast in this class. Kick off the end of school with fun summer-themed crafts using a little bit of everything: clay, paint, pastels, the list is endless!

Science & Art Creative learning at its best! Through science experiments, students engage in hands-on learning, observe cause and effect, and create beautiful artwork at the same time.

Self Portraits & Selfies Work from photographs, memory and mirrors to create self-portraits. Create collages of images that represent you. This class also covers artists throughout history who have painted their own portraits and shows just how much fun it can be to paint ‘you’.

Ship Wrecked A pirate experience that will inspire campers throughout the whole week. Construct ships in bottles, paint seascapes, create a 3D treasure map, and make the hidden treasure. Campers will get a rush out of these rolling seas!

Showbiz - Disney Favorites From Frozen to Aladdin to The Lion King, this camp offers interactive lessons that help your young star learn various songs and dances from hit Disney Movies and Musicals. The last session of class will feature a performance for family and friends.

Showbiz - On Broadway From Wicked to Seussical to Annie, this camp offers interactive lessons that help your young star learn various songs and dances from hit Broadway musicals. The last session of class will feature a performance for family and friends.

Singing Intensive Learn singing technique and exercises for improving the singing voice while working on group numbers from the musical theatre and pop genres. We will focus on confidence for the solo singer, learning and holding harmonies in group numbers, and how to present a number in show choir fashion!

Spa Science: Pamper Yourself Time to relax! In this camp, you will learn the secrets to making your own spa products. Treat yourself, or someone else, to bath bombs, sugar scrubs, yogurt mud masks, shower jellies, and more!

Stagecraft: Light & Sound Engineering Become part of a real light and sound design crew! Learn how to work a sound board, adjust microphones, and design lights for a show. Campers will get to test their skills out on a live performance by the Mini Musical Camp at the end of the week.

Stagecraft: Set & Costume Design Become part of a real set and costume design crew! Learn to recycle and create with various art materials. All costumes, sets, and props will be used in a live performance by the Mini Musical Camp at the end of the week.

Stamping & Printmaking Explore the world of printmaking using a variety of media and tools including inks, brayers, plates, sponges, recycled materials and stamp making. Students will make monoprints, polyprints, and sponge prints on paper and fabric such as pillow cases, tote bags and t-shirts.

Stop Motion AnimationDive into the movie making process and learn how to animate an inanimate object using anything from modeling clay and toys to construction blocks and drawings. Students will learn to use the “HUE Animation Studio” software and camera while creating their own scripts, storyboards, backdrops, and characters.

Superheroes They’re here to save the day! Campers become superheroes in this camp where creativity and imagination join forces in a dramatic adventure to have fun. Projects are themed around traditional and new super hero comics and students leave with personalized capes, masks, and more.

The Art of Pastels Learn the proper use of pastels and the different types of paper that can be used with this art form. Use shadows and highlights to create movement and explore depth of space in your pastel creations.

The Painting Experience A summer sampler where students get to try their hand at a new and different painting experience each day ranging from watercolor to acrylics and collage.

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! If you choose to attend you will make your own wand, potions, Mandrake, and more!

Things that Fly Explore the mysteries of flight while studying all things that fly including birds and planes. Campers will create, design and decorate their own aircraft and watch them fly!

Under the Sea Shark, octopus, mermaid, or whale. Students create art projects based on the amazing life under water. Dive into an ocean of fun with paint, clay, drawing, sculpture, and more!

Wheel Throwing (at Visual Arts Campus) Sitting at the potter’s wheel and forming a spectacular bowl or vase is very gratifying. Students learn to wedge clay and throw on the wheel. Pieces are finished with colorful glazes for a professional look.

World TravelersVisit a new place every day while you set out on a journey to travel and make art from around the world. Experience cultural music and learn about different monuments from around the world.

Half Hour Private Lessons, ages 7+Monthly Payment Plan Available

June 4 - September 1

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Piano or Flute with Luis Sandoval *no lessons June 24-30 or July 15-21 Mondays 12:00pm-7:30pm PIA060418 $330 for 11 weeks Tuesdays 12:00pm-7:30pm PIA060518 $330 for 11 weeks Saturdays 9:00am-3:00pm PIA060918 $330 for 11 weeks

Violin or Viola with Brandis Godwin *Lessons begin Tuesday, June 12 Tuesdays 3:00pm-8:00pm VIO061218 $360 for 12 weeks

Saxophone, Clarinet, Oboe, or Guitar with Daniel Klimoski *no lessons Wednesday, July 4 Wednesdays 3:00pm-5:00pm InS060618 $300 for 12 weeks

Improv (Ages 8-12 )Thursdays 5:30-7:30pmJune Session (IMY060718) 4 weeks $80July Session (IMY070518) 4 weeks $80August Session (IMY080218) 5 weeks $100

Improv (Ages 13-18) Thursdays 5:30-7:30pmJune Session (IMO060718) 4 weeks $80July Session (IMO070518) 4 weeks $80August Session (IMO080218) 5 weeks $100

Music Camps offered during Week 4 & 9 of Summer Camps!

Week 4: Beginner Music Camp (ages 7+) 9am-12pm

Week 9: Int./Adv. Music Camp (ages 7+) 9am-4pm

Students will participate in ensembles, private lessons, practices, and the study of music theory.

*Must have own instrument*

Come learn games and techniques that actors use every day to save or enhance a scene. Build life skills like teamwork, patience, and listening. Both the “I don’t do improv” actor and the “I love improv” actor will benefit from these repeatable classes.

Sponsored by:LaLonde Scholarship

Foundation “Make Music”

Music Lesson Monthly Payment PolicyMusic lesson payments are paid in monthly installments. Payments are due by the last day of the month prior to lessons. For example, March lesson payments are due February 28th; April lesson pay-ments are due March 31. The number of lessons charged is based solely on the number of lessons for your given day in that month (e.g., If your lesson day is Monday and there are four Mondays in the month, you are charged for four lessons; if there are five, you are charged for five). If you are aware of a date that you cannot attend a lesson prior to paying for a month, please let us know, so you are not charged for that lesson. If, during the paid month, you need to skip a lesson, please let us know 24 hours in advance and we will apply that date’s payment to a lesson in the following month.

DAnCe CLASSeSTuesdays 4:30-5:15pm Ballet Fairytales ages 4-6 DAJuTu430 $72.50 5:30-6:30pm Jazz/Hip Hop ages 5-7 DAJuTu530 $100 6:30-7:30pm Ballet ages 6-8 DAJuTu630 $100 7:30-8:30pm Ballet ages 9+ DAJuTu730 $100

Wednesdays 4:30-5:30pm Jazz/Tap ages 6-10 DAJuWe430 $100 5:30-6:30pm Acrobatics ages 5-7 DAJuWe530 $100 6:30-7:30pm Acrobatics ages 8+ DAJuWe630 $100 7:30-8:30pm Teen Jazz/Hip Hop ages 13-18 DAJuWe730 $100

Thursdays 4:30-5:30pm Dance Around the World ages 5-8 DAJuTH430 $100 5:30-6:30pm Jazz/Hip Hop ages 8-13 DAJuTH530 $100 6:30-7:30pm Broadway Dance ages 10+ DAJuTH630 $100 7:30-8:30pm Pointe Ballet ages 12+ DAJuTH730 $100

Saturdays 9:30-10:15am Ballet Fairytales ages 3.5-5 DAJuSA930 $72.50 10:30-11:30am Ballet ages 6-8 DAJuSA1030 $100 11:30am-12:30pm Lyrical ages 7-10 DAJuSA1130 $100 12:30-1:30pm Theater Tap ages 8+ DAJuSA1230 $100

May 29 – August 11 (10 weeks)no class July 2-7

AttireLeotard and tights are recommended for all classes. White/pink tights for ballet and nude/tan tights for all other classes. No baggy clothing, jeans, or dresses except for dance skirts over a leotard.

ShoesBallet & Lyrical: Pink Leather Ballet shoesJazz & Broadway: Black Jazz shoes, lace or slip onTap: Black Patent Leather Tap shoesDance Around the World: Ballet or Jazz shoesAcrobatics: No shoes required

DAnCe DeSCRIPTIOnSAcrobaticsThis class covers all the basics of running and standing tumbling such as handstands, cartwheels, round-offs, and back handsprings. Students will also work on their flexibility and balance while learning new tricks.

BalletLearn the art of balance and grace through the traditions of ballet. Students develop a basic ballet vocabulary while building skills that improve flexibility, coordination, technique, and body awareness.

Ballet FairytalesSpecially designed for the littlest ballerinas! Learn and reenact some of your favorite fairy tales. Props, music, and costuming will be used to enhance the experience. Dancers see how classic stories like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty are expressed through the magical world of ballet.

Broadway Danceexplore the many styles of Broadway including the inspirational style of Bob Fosse through musical numbers from Chicago, West Side Story, A Chorus Line, The Lion King, Hair Spray, and more! Through these magical numbers, students learn dance steps and terminology specific to Broadway Dance.

Dance Around the Worldexperience the dances of different cultures around the world. each week the class will work on a new style. Learn Polynesian, Bollywood, Salsa, African, Thai, and more!

Jazz/Hip HopA fun and energetic class that utilizes various forms of jazz dance as well as the ever popular Hip Hop dance styles. This class introduces new and innovative movements as well as some classics. Students learn basic exercises, steps, and choreography to build skills in this genre.

Jazz/TapThis combination class will include jazz and tap dance styles. Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of tap in a fun, upbeat atmosphere and learn to make music with their feet! Students will also develop their jazz technique and learn choreography.

LyricalA fusion of ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance styles. Students learn to use music and lyrics to express emotions through dance.

Pointe BalletThis class is for students that have had two years of prior ballet experience and are at least 12 years old. With a focus on ankle exercises, this class will develop the strength needed to combine Pointe technique with ballet choreography. Audition required.

Theater TapThis class is geared toward students interested in learning tap dance for musical theater productions. Dancers will develop skills in coordination, control, rhythm, and musicality while learning technique and choreography.

Youth Theater ProgramOpen to actors ages 8 and up

Audition Dates:May 21 & May 22, 5-7pm

Center for Performing Arts Bonita SpringsRehearsals are Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 5-7pm, May 30 – August 3; and Monday – Thursday the week of the show, August 6-9, from 5-8pm.

Shows are Friday, August 10 at 7pm, Saturday August 11 at 2pm & 7pm and Sunday, August 12 at 2pm.

For the audition all actors should be prepared to sing, dance and act. Actors must bring in 16 bars of a prepared song; CD accompaniment is allowed without lyrics, or you can sing without music. We just need to hear you sing. Please don’t be intimidated. Actors will be grouped with other actors and asked to read from the script. no advance monologue preparation is required. Come dressed to move and dance; no flip-flops or sandals, dresses or skirts. Actors will learn a short dance routine with a group taught by the Choreographer. Actors can expect their audition to last about an hour.

Call to reserve your audition spot: 239-495-8989.

Audition notice

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Cancellation/Transfer/Refund Policy for Classes: Please let us know at least a week prior to the start date of a class if you are going to cancel or transfer out of a class. All transfers/refunds incur a $10 fee. There is a 25% fee for any cancellation received less than 7 days prior to the start of course. For refund requests after course begins, there is a 50% refund of remaining sessions in course. NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS AFTER FINAL COURSE SESSION.

Youth education Classes 2018registration Form

Child’s name _______________________________________ Date of Birth _____________________ Child’s Age ______Address ___________________________________________ City/State ______________________ Zip code __________Phone _____________________________________________ E-Mail__________________________________________ Parent/Guardian______________________________________________________________________________________Address (if different than student) _______________________________________________________________________Emergency contact (other than parent) ________________________________________ Phone ______________________Allergies ___________________________________________ Current medications _______________________________Other Pertinent Info (including social and behavioral concerns) _________________________________________________ Can your child have food shared by other students or parents? __________________________________________________ List all other persons authorized to pick up your child:Name __________________________ Phone ________________________ Relationship _______________________Name __________________________ Phone ________________________ Relationship _______________________Name __________________________ Phone ________________________ Relationship _______________________Name __________________________ Phone ________________________ Relationship _______________________Drop off procedure: On the first day of class, parents/guardians will be told where their child’s classroom is located and children may be dropped off at the classrooms for the rest of the course session.Pick up procedure: Pick up is promptly at the end of your program time, at your child’s assigned classroom space. Please be here at the appointed time, we do not have the facilities or personnel to care for your child when he/she is not in class.For your child’s safety: If the regular parent or guardian will not be picking up your child, please provide advanced signed written permission for the release of your child to another adult’s custody. Also please provide signed written permission for the release of your child if she/he is to be allowed to walk or bike home from the Center for the Arts.Attendance policy: If your child is going to be absent, please notify the front desk, 239-495-8989.Emergency communication: If you need to contact your child during a program session, please call the front desk, 239-495-8989.Medications, First Aid and Safety: If your child needs to take a prescribed medication, please see our front desk personnel. Medications will be kept under lock and key and dispensed by a staff member according to parent/guardian’s written instructions.Toilet Training Policy: It is our policy that all children must be toilet trained before entering programs (Mommy & Me class is the only exception). This also means no Pull Ups. Children must be able to clean themselves without teacher assistance. If your child has a bowel movement or urinates in his/her pants during class you will be called to come and clean your child and provide clean clothes. Please know that this is for health, safety and legal concerns to protect both your child and the teacher.Medical Issues: For your child’s protection in the case of any medical issues, parents will always be notified via cell phone, and, in an emergency 911. It is important we have a primary and secondary emergency cell number for your child. 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CONFIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONIf you or your family has unusual circumstances (such as loss of employment) that might affect need for student aid, submit this form and consult the President. This confidential form is used for the sole purpose of awarding scholarships to students in need of financial aid. No part of this form may be processed/disclosed to anyone other than the President, Education Coordinator, or the Financial Officer of the Art Center.

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If you or your family has unusual circumstances (such as loss of employment) that might affect need for student aid, submit this form and consult the President. This confidential form is used for the sole purpose of awarding scholarships to students in need of financial aid. No part of this form may be pro-cessed/disclosed to anyone other than the President, Education Coordinator, or the Financial Officer of the Art Center.

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