Week-long day camp for doers and creators.

• Meets 9:00am - 5:00pm daily

• Learn and apply new art and creativity skills

• For youth ages 12 - 18 (must have completed 6th grade)

• Limited availability. First register, first serve.

• Registration required. Click here to register

Week-long day camp for adventurous youth ages 12+

• Meets 9:00am - 5:00pm daily

• Beginner canoe instruction plus health and wellness tips for teens

• For youth ages 12 - 18 (must have completed 6th grade)

• Limited availability. First register, first serve.

• Registration required. Click here to register

Youth Council members spend a week debriefing 2022/23 school year and planning for the 2023/24 school year. 5 days with 3 overnights included. INVITATION ONLY.

Week-long day camp for adventurous youth ages 12+

• Meets 9:00am - 5:00pm daily

• Beginner canoe instruction plus health and wellness tips for teens

• For youth ages 12 - 18 (must have completed 6th grade)

• Limited availability. First register, first serve.

• Registration required. Click here to register

Join Te’Quan Coe and friends to see what happens when music lovers get together to jam. Over the course of five days, we will explore the different dynamics of spontaneous music composition while learning key techniques to help build your improv and ear training ability. All instruments, including voices, are welcome. Bring your own if you have them. We will have a few additional instruments available as well.

Meets daily 1:00 - 3:00pm

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Youth Council members are invited to help us plan, in a sustainable way, for the cultivation of our land and non-profit business. Students will join a team of adults to design our future farm and garden. We will learn together about ecology, how to grow food and other plants, how to raise chickens, and how to compost. We will go on trips to see and learn from similar farms - as we plan big and start small - all towards fulfilling the Youth Council’s programmatic and revenue generation goals.

Field Trips + Environmental Responsibility + Sustainable Development = Vision

Building herb planters + Compost System + Landscaping = Growth

Meets daily from 1:00pm - 5:00pm

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In this series of introductory pottery workshops, students will learn basic hand building techniques, including pinching, coiling, and slab work. We will also learn basic glazing techniques and firing methods. Clay, sculpting tools, and glazes are provided.

Meets daily from 1:00pm - 3:00pm

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During the week, students will engage in the artistic processes of creating, performing, responding, and connecting using West African djembe drums and assorted percussion instruments such as the shekere, cabasa, and shakers. 

Students will 1) use the elements of music to communicate new musical ideas and works (compose, arrange and improvise); 2) Perform music with fluency and expression (play instruments alone and with each other); 3) Respond to music as a performer and listener (analyze and evaluate music); and 4) Relate music ideas to personal meaning.

Meets daily from 3:00 - 4:00pm

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In this series of introductory pottery workshops, students will learn basic hand building techniques, including pinching, coiling, and slab work. We will also learn basic glazing techniques and firing methods. Clay, sculpting tools, and glazes are provided.

Meets daily from 1:00pm - 3:00pm.

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Reflection, meditation, intentionality, gratitude, and creativity flows through the art of journaling. Using recyclable products, create a traveler’s journal with removable inserts. Personalize covers, bind pages, design collages, use calligraphy and artwork to create space for mementos, affirmations, and favorite quotes. Learn about idea books, art journals, altered book journals, morning pages, scrapbooks, and bullet journals. Incorporate these ideas to personalize a journal to enjoy for years to come.

Meets daily from 10:00am - 12:00pm

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Youth Council members are invited to help us plan, in a sustainable way, for the cultivation of our land and non-profit business. Students will join a team of adults to design our future farm and garden. We will learn together about ecology, how to grow food and other plants, how to raise chickens, and how to compost. We will go on trips to see and learn from similar farms - as we plan big and start small - all towards fulfilling the Youth Council’s programmatic and revenue generation goals.

Field Trips + Environmental Responsibility + Sustainable Development = Vision

Building herb planters + Compost System + Landscaping = Growth

Meets daily from 9:00am - 5:00pm

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Cypress Summer Camps offer opportunities for teens to ReBoot their bodies and minds for health and wellness. Our one-week day camps for youth ages 12-18 include helpful tips and tricks for stress management, nutrition and fitness, canoe instruction and other summer fun!

Meets daily from 9:00am - 5:00pm. Small group sizes means a high-quality experience of fun and learning (8 student minimum, 14 student maximum).

THIS CAMP IS FULL