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One week camp available July 10 – 14 or August 7 - 11

9:30am – 10:15am

Ages newborn through 1 1/2 with parent or caregiver

Set your baby's day to classical music. With a little more Tchaikovsky in your "Twinkle, Twinkle" repertoire you'll discover new ways your baby benefits from the classics as you both develop an appreciation for the world's most respected music. Each lesson features new activities and songs you can sing for all the places you go together—the store, the playground, the doctor, and more.

One week camp available July 10 – 14, July 17 – 21, August 7 - 11

10:30 – 12:00

Ages 1 1/2 to 4 years with parent or caregiver

Get ready for a musical seaside adventure with creatures from the sea and pretend beach play. In Creatures at the Ocean, your child is introduced through song, movement and instrument play to a number of whimsical ocean friends like dolphins, crabs and whales. Fun on the beach includes sand play and making waves!

One week camp available July 17 – 21

9:30 – 10:15

Ages newborn through 1 1/2 with parent or caregiver

More than just a curious story, Mother Goose games like peek-a-boo help your baby understand language. So in this special camp, uncover more ways to say "I love you" using American Sign Language, soap bubbles, blue-star sponges, and parent-baby dances. Plus, you can meet with other newborns and families in the community and learn how music improves the child development process.

Two week camp available July 10- 21 / August 7 - 18

10:30 – 12:00

An independent camp for 2, 3 and 4 year olds

Your preschooler will explore the world with exciting games and interactive songs that foster self-expression and creativity. Lessons include singing & vocal development, movement, listening, exploring musical instruments and concepts and reinforcing traditional preschool concepts. Art activities will focus on exploration of elements of art such as color, form, shape and texture without pressure to complete a project the "right way." Each lesson creates an environment that encourages children to contribute their ideas, to discover and explore new information, to work cooperatively with others and to keep their sense of wonder and fantasy alive.