2023 CAMP GUIDE
47 Premiere Dance Center Summer Dance Camp will o er dance camps featuring daily themes, such as Beach Day or Princess Day. Each camp will include a variety of dance styles and classes. Ages: 3 18 Dates: June 6 Aug. 3 Cost: $150-$325 per week ART DAY 13834 Sawyer Ranch Road, Dripping Springs 512 301 7474 www.premieredancecentertx.com 48 The Sated Sheep o ers knitters of all experience levels a chance to hone their knit- ting and crochet abilities and learn to make pom-poms and tassels. Ages: 8 18 Dates: June 12 Aug. 4 Cost: $150 per week ART DAY 100 Commons Road, Ste. 5, Dripping Springs 512 829 4607 www.thesatedsheep.com 49 Young Rembrandts will o er half-day themed drawing, cartooning and pastels work- shops and full-day art and cooking classes. Ages: 6 12 for most camps Dates: May 30 Aug. 11 Cost: $192-$495 per week ART DAY Multiple locations available, including in Dripping Springs ISD 512 795 4753 www.youngrembrandts.com/austinwest
Families looking for summer camps for their children have a number of options to choose from in the Southwest Austin and Dripping Springs area. This list is not comprehensive.
with games and activities. Ages: 6 11 Dates: June 5 29 Cost: $250 per week DAY SP 14451 Sawyer Ranch Road, Austin 713 632 5933 www.campdrip.com
A+ Academics ART Arts DAY Day O Outdoors NIGHT Overnight SP Sports
42 Zach Theatre summer camps teach- ing acting, creative drama, dance, lm, improv and musical theater are available with full-day options. Zach Theatre is a skills-based acting and musical theater serving Austin for over 90 years. Grades: kindergarten-12th Dates: May 30 Aug. 10 Cost: $275-$350 per week ART DAY 202 S. Lamar Blvd., Austin 512 476 0541 www.zachtheatre.org/education 43 Youth Jewelry Camp at B Golden Jewelry Schoolallows students to work with jewelry and metalsmithing tools. All projects can be completed in the same day and new projects can do done each day. Ages: 10 15 Dates: June 5 8 Cost: $95 per day ART DAY 321 W. Ben White Blvd., Ste. 204 Austin 512 662 1744 www.bgoldenjewelryschool.com Dripping Springs 44 Camp Drip o ers a new theme, each
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40 UT Radio-Television-Film Media Camps at The University of Texas o ers sum- mer media production programs for youth of various ages, such as lmmaking, screenwrit- ing, animation, GarageBand sound editing and sketch comedy writing. Ages: 6 18 Dates: TBD Cost: varies A+ DAY 504 Whitis Ave., Bldgs. A and B, Austin 512 471 6617 www.rtf.utexas.edu/camps 41 Wet & Wild Adventure Camp pro- vides students water- and swimming-related outings daily, including trips to swimming pools, water parks, amusement parks, lakes and rivers. Kids also go bowling, skating, climbing, kayaking and paddleboarding. Ages: 9 15 Dates: May 30 Aug. 11 Cost: $400-$540 per week DAY Drop-o /pickup locations: 2008 En eld Road, Austin; 6100 Westcreek Drive, Austin 512 771 3188 www.wetwildcamp.com
45 On Stage Ready o ers three di erent summer camp programs aimed at hands-on theater experiences including acting, dancing, singing, production and technical theater. Grades: First-ninth Dates: June 10 July 27 Cost: $280-$970 per session DAY SP Sycamore Springs Middle, 14451 Sawyer Ranch Rd., Austin; 603 W. Hwy. 290 Dripping Springs 512 877 776 www.onstageready.com 46 Player2Player will host camps for young players to learn from high school ath- letes in basketball, football, soccer, baseball, lacrosse, cheer, dance, golf, tennis and more. Ages: 5 13 Dates: May 27 July 29 Cost: $50-$250 per week DAY SP Locations across Lake Travis, Westlake and Dripping Springs 512 761 1082 www.player2player.com
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