At Atlantic Summer Camps for kids and teens ages 4-18, students spend each week (or two weeks) forming a theater ensemble, rehearsing for their performance, and exploring multiple acting forms (improv, musical theater, sketch comedy, on-camera, acting technique, and more).
BOLD Arts offers virtual camps inspired by its hallmark high-energy, in-person dance camps. Children ages 3-8 explore thought-provoking themes through dance, learn music, and create art. Each two week camp ends with an at-home performance and video performance.
Buck’s Rock Performing and Creative Arts Camp is a unique program where campers have the freedom to choose their activities in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Campers work with qualified, professional artists and instructors who nurture and support their skills and interests in professionally equipped studios.
Calhoun offers a variety or summer programs for creative, curious kids in grades 2 through 12. Choose from camps in animation, cooking, sports and art, volleyball, math, movie-making, jazz, acting and improv with the internationally-acclaimed Story Pirates, and music.
Shining Stars is a musical theatre camp that encourages children ages 6-9 to discover their artistic voice through creative play in the heart of New York City.
Collina Italiana (CI) offers Italian language and culture programs both on- and off-site. Lovers of Italian language and culture soon discover that CI classes offer a unique opportunity for a comprehensive learning experience without leaving the city.
Digital Media Academy's online STEAM Learning Lab offers access to 10 age-appropriate courses custom-designed for students from kindergarten through high school. Each course represents 15-20 hours of learning for engaged learners for a total of 150-200 hours across technology disciplines.
Kids ages 8 to 16 get to rehearse in professional rooms with passionate and expert coaches, collaborate with bandmates to create an inspiring show, and play a NYC club with pro lights and sound. Campers are grouped by age, level, and musical interest.
Usdan is one of the nation’s top not-for-profit day camps for the arts. Diverse and playfully rigorous from the start, for nearly 50 years Usdan has brought world-class teachers and visiting artists to teach and collaborate with campers ages 4 to 18.
Art House Astoria is a conservatory for music and art, providing classes and camp programs encompassing music, art, theater, & more.
At Brazil Ahead Language Camp, kids will be busy working on projects, learning about Brazilian culture and geography, and participating in group activities and games. Children will learn Portuguese through a series of activities such as storytelling, music, movies, and Brazilian childhood games.
Brooklyn Music Factory joins forces with Brooklyn Boulders for a unique—and totally rocking!—camp experience. At Brooklyn Music Factory's summer camp, kids join bands and spend days songwriting in fully equipped studios. They also enjoy free time daily at neighborhood parks and rock-climbing at Brooklyn Boulders. On Fridays, friends and family are invited to a celebratory gig—where all the bands play their original songs.
BYMP Summer Music Camp offers programs in Suzuki for Strings, String Orchestra & Chamber Music, Wind Ensemble & Chamber Music, and Jazz Ensemble. All programs are two weeks, except Suzuki for Strings which can be taken as a one- or two-week program.
Bloomingdale School of Music presents Carnival of the Instruments, a one-week workshop for ages 6-10. Discover the wonderful world of music through the classic piece "Carnival of the Animals" by Camille Saint-Saens.
Creative Stage offers a variety of uniquely creative performing arts programs sure to ignite the imagination. Through innovative camps and classes, your child will collaborate with professional artists, designers, actors, and musicians to bring his/her unique creative vision to life.
Cumbe introduces kids to the joy and vitality of dances, songs, and rhythms of Africa and its diaspora in the Caribbean, Latin America, and the U.S. Camp sizes are small so teachers can get to know your child. At the end of each two-week session, campers and instructors put on a show demonstrating all they have explored.
Extreme Kids & Crew offers six 1-week sessions of its popular summer camp. Groups are kept purposely small and allow for plenty of small-group interaction, hands-on play in its sensory gym, and field trips to top cultural institutions.
Greenwich House Music School offers a rich, arts-focused curriculum for students of all ages. Expert instructors guide children in music, art, dance, and other creative classes, providing a safe, fun environment for learning and growing.
Created by Broadway performer Jeffrey Schecter and his wife, Melissa, I Can Do That NYC is one of the best places in NYC to be fully immersed in the wonderful world of dance and theatre. With a growing staff of Broadway performers and theatrical professionals, Jeff and Melissa offer inspiring, educational, and fun classes and camps that build confidence, motor skills, social skills, and an appreciation for the arts.
Camp Imagine is a performance intensive day camp for kids ages 10 to 18 that focuses on fundamental skills in voice, drama, and dance. At the end of the session, campers perform a Broadway musical on a professional, 200-seat Off-Broadway stage.
Keylab guides kids of all experience levels in awesome activities like writing and recording music, learning how to play in a band, creating audio art, or making short films. Campers explore and create in a relaxed, social environment and get time outside every day.
Music Success Camp is a summer camp that gives campers (ages 6-14) the experience of playing in a music ensemble and performing for friends and family at the Camp Concert. Ensembles include Rock Band, Piano Ensemble, and the Broadway Vocal Ensemble. Campers learn how to play and work together in the ensembles while also receiving private lessons and classes that enrich their musical knowledge and abilities.
The Noel Pointer Foundation offers music enrichment and instruction during the month of July for kids and teens ages 4 to 16 of all skill levels. Choose from violin, viola, cello, bass, piano and guitar.
OKABALOO's FunArtFaktory Summer Camp offers campers an arts and fun summer to remember. Camp is geared toward kids ages 5-8, and flexible registration options are offered to meet your needs. Sign up by the hour, day, or week.
On Broadway Performing Arts Training Program is a NYC-based non-profit performing arts education organization that provides year-round training in dance, music, acting, and technical theatre for children ages 4.5-17.
Bloomingdale School of Music presents "Pictures at a Music School", a one-week workshop for children ages 6-10. While students explore the orchestral world deeply through Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition", they will also explore piano playing and music composition through interactive and playful experiences.
Rock Camp brings the most talented musicians and educators in NYC to work with young musicians (ages 7-19) who are either new to music or wish to master their craft. Students learn a wide range of rock-n-roll styles, have daily lessons (one or two instruments), play in multiple ensembles, read and write music, compose, create film scores, study music theory, learn to improvise, perform in concerts, and can choose from from a variety of electives.
Do your kids want to learn how to play in a band or write songs? School of Rock Queens offers a wide variety of music camps and workshops teaching those exact skills! Summer music camps are perfect for musicians of any skill level who want to play guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, and sing.
School of Rock is an international music school with over 100 locations, featuring performance-based music education. We teach kids and adults the fundamentals of playing music and instruments, improving their skills and honing their craft. Along the way, students make friends, gain confidence, and improve team work skills. Our programs include: Performance Program is designed for kids ages 8-17 who know the basics of how to play their instrument and are ready to take it to the stage. Students will learn harmonies, musicianship and how to perform in an authentic rock show environment. After each show season, students perform a live concert for friends and family. Includes a weekly 3 hour group rehearsal and a 45 minute private lesson. Rock 101 is for beginners (ages 6/7+) and teaches kids to master the basics while playing actual rock music, before they jump into live shows. Includes a weekly 90 minute group rehearsal and a 45 minute private lesson. Little Wing is a weekly hour-long group lesson for ages 3-5 that gets these little artists exploring rhythm patterns, tonal processing, basic music syntax, and making emotional connections to great music. Adult Program proves that the desire to Rock & Roll is ageless. We are open to all levels of experience, for students 18 and older. Lessons+ are 45-minute private weekly lesson, great for students who want to improve their skills hands-on and personally. We frequently have special programs such as workshops, Summer/Winter camps and more!
During School of Rock NYC's one-week all-day sessions, campers meet and interact with other young musicians to hone their performance and ensemble skills. Programs are taught by a staff of amazing musicians who combine years of technical expertise and knowledge with extensive experience working with kids.
The Summer Institute at the Diller-Quaile School of Music offers an array of ensembles and courses that advance instrumental and musical proficiency in a fun and dynamic summer environment. Students will benefit from significant experience in chamber ensembles, core musicianship training, music history classes, Dalcroze Eurhythmics, orchestra, and chorus. Students and faculty enjoy a picnic lunch and games in Central Park each day. Special offerings include a field trip to one of New York's cultural landmarks and a final performance featuring all of our students. The Summer Music Institute will take place Monday, June 17th through Friday, June 21st. The School is currently accepting Summer Music Institute applications for instrumental and vocal students in grades 2-5, 6-8 and 9-12 with a minimum of two years of instrument study. Classes and ensembles are organized according to grade and level.
TLB Music, formerly Three Little Birds Music, was founded by best friends Carina Zimmerman and Katia Asthalter. The focus is on enriching music classes that introduce all genres of music while allowing students to meet over 20 classical and folk instruments.
