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).
Aviator's summer day camp offers traditional activities like arts and crafts, drama, science, and swimming, plus unique specialties including ice skating, rock climbing, pedal-karts, and mini golf—all within its 175,000-square-foot sports complex.
camp apple seeds takes a hands-on approach, engaging campers in recreational, manipulative, and dramatic play, music and storytelling, cooking, science, construction, and craft activities with daily themes.
Only 17 miles from midtown, campers 3 to 14 enjoy activities, including daily Red Cross swim instruction, sports, cultural and performing arts, STEM, nature, outdoor adventure (rock climbing, ropes course, and zip line), electives, and special events led by experienced educators.
Dwight Summer Camp offers a wide range of age-appropriate and customizable programs for children ages 4 to 12. Campers can choose from experiences in sports, creative arts, technology, and more, while enjoying regular swim instruction, day trips, theme days, and color wars.
Families First's Practically Preschool is the perfect, affordable bridge to preschool and pre-K for children ages 12 months to 3.5 years. Practically Preschool introduces toddlers and nursery school-age children to their first school experience, and classes are designed using an enriching playgroup approach with STEM activities, arts and crafts, and music at the core.
Camp Lango—the signature summer program of Lango Kids—combines all the fun of traditional summertime activities with all the rigor of a Spanish or Mandarin immersion language program.
At Manhattan Fencing Center's camp program, located in NYC’s Olympic fencing facility, students learn one of the most elegant, exhilarating, and safest sports which teaches discipline, coordination, and sportsmanship. Your child will be taught by an elite coaching staff consisting of national, international, and Olympic coaches.
Kids ages 2.5 to 6 participate in art, gymnastics, dance, music, architecture and engineering, science, sports, cooking, karate, and yoga. This summer's "Storyland Adventures" theme means exploring Dr. Seuss's classic Horton Hears a Who! and other favorites.
This experiential camp allows young innovators ages 5-12 to design, find their own solutions to problems, and fail without fear. Highlights include live hands-on robotic projects; daily coding lessons; and daily fun-filled enrichment activities like dance, yoga, and music.
Four generations of the Pierce family have been committed to creating magical summers for 3s to 9th graders. Pierce offers a huge range of sports, arts, aquatics and adventure activities on a 27-acre campus with an interactive water park, 7 pools, aerial treehouse, and zip lines.
Young Judaea Sprout Brooklyn Day Camp, located in Red Hook, is a Hebrew dual-language camp for children entering pre-K through 4th grade. No previous Hebrew experience is necessary to be part of the Sprout Brooklyn community.
Taste Buds Kitchen is excited to launch a robust online version of its signature summer cooking camps using live, interactive Zoom lessons. Camps are designed to provide children ages 6 to 15 the opportunity to gather together from the comforts of home as they have fun together in the kitchen.
Tennis Innovators Summer Camp offers fun-filled days of tennis, sports, sprinklers, and activities, with indoor and outdoor play options. By keeping group ratios small, campers improve their strokes and develop a true connection with the coaches and each other.
The Ballet Club offers creative mini-camp programs throughout the summer for children ages 3 to 6 years. Activities include ballet, drama, yoga, music, air-dry clay projects, 3-D painting, "costume shop" crafts, puppetry, mask-making, story time, and outdoor activities.
The 14th Street Y hosts its summer camp at the Henry Kaufman Campground in Staten Island, and inclusion is central to its mission. Counselors meet campers where they are and work with families to formulate ICPs: individualize camper plans.
Each session of Alamander Camp begins with a springboard topic. Younger campers draw inspiration from a material, like cloth, wood, or clay. Older campers explore themes including comic books, tiny worlds, and flea market. Every week includes daily park trips and lots of time for free play.
Art Studio NY offers nurturing, engaging, and fun kids’ art classes and summer art camps that will allow your child's creativity to soar. Geared towards kids, toddlers, and teens, Art Studio NY provides customized, one-on-one instruction by professional NYC artists.
The World Explorers' Backpacks and Binoculars Summer Camp Program offers splash ground and pool visits, field trip days, and themed excursions. Aftercare is available upon request.
The Ballet Hispanico Pre-School Summer Dance Camps engage boys and girls ages 3-5 in a balanced exploration of the art and culture of four Latin American countries. Our goal is to introduce children to these diverse cultures while encouraging them to build creative skills in an environment that is safe, accessible, and inclusive. The camps focus on the dances, songs, stories, and rhythms of Latin America through offerings such as creative movement class, the physical interpretation of Latin American children’s literature, and the exploration of musical elements and percussion. Each week will take campers on a journey through Guatemala, the Dominican Republic, Argentina, Cuba, Panama, and Brazil! June 9-13: Guatemala June 16-20: Dominican Republic June 23-27: Argentina June 30-July 3: Cuba July 7-11: Panama July 14-18: Brazil
Blue Rill Day Camp offers children 3-15 exciting activities that include an adventure course, archery, crafts, baseball, basketball, ceramics, cooking, go karts, gymnastics, swimming, rock wall, zip lines and much more.
Campers are immersed in the French language, outdoor experiences, and loads of summer fun! The focus is on building confidence, friendship, and language skills through fun and engaging activities linked to weekly themes.
Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, Camp Topeinu offers unique and action-packed programing for boys and girls age 20 months through going into first grade.
Whether your child is new to the language or bilingual, immerse them in Chinese language and culture at China Institute. This summer program for kids ages 2 to 14 includes fun activities like shadow puppet play, Chinese stone rubbing, musical instrument play, and cooking.
Campers ages 2 to 5 explore weekly themes, like Under the Sea and Out in Space, through creative arts and sciences, stories, cooking, and more. Students play outside twice daily, enjoying overhead sprinklers and playground time. Sign up by the week for flexible summer plans.
Deerkill has long been a summer destination for kids ages 3 to 15. The nurturing staff provides professional instruction in swimming, athletics, and specialty programs like movie making and garden-to-table cooking. A complimentary weekend club is included for every camper family.
Epiphany Community Nursery School's STEAM-E Summer Days Camp for ages 2 to 6 includes daily activities such as music, free play, art, cooking and snack in the bright and air-conditioned classrooms, water play on the private outdoor playground, and gymnastics in the fully equipped 2100-square-foot gym.
At FTKNY's Summer STEAM Adventure, campers explore a new career each week, interact with the SmartBoard Learning Station, role play, do arts and crafts, conduct experiments, improve their math and literacy skills, and have lots of free playtime with their friends.
Each day at World Changer Camp centers around 1-2 social-emotional learning skills: empathy, self-calming, emotion regulation, resiliency, bravery, grit, conflict resolution, inclusion, acts of kindness, and how to be a world changer. Even though these topics sound serious, camp activities are lots of fun, super silly, and play-based.
Send your child to FIAF for an unforgettable summer of fun and learning—all en français! Whether your child is brand new to French or already a French speaker, FIAF's immersive day camps and classes will help them improve their French, discover art and culture, and make new friends.
From Wonder offers immersive, creative classes and workshops, inspired by children for children. In each class, children will engage with multi-sensory projects, mixed-media inventions, fine art, costume creations, songs and storytelling, open play, and much more.
Fruiggie Eco Art Summer Camp allows students to explore their creativity while understanding the connection between environmental awareness, health consciousness, and arts & crafts. Students will engage in eco-friendly, nature-themed activities and craft projects.
Garden School Summer Camp offers flexible programs for kids ages 1.5 to to 13. Older campers can specialize in fine arts, academics, sports, and technology, while the littlest campers participate in a play-based program including water play, music, cooking, and games.
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.
