Hola Summer Camp is organized as a world tour without leaving Brooklyn and runs July 3rd through August 25th with flexible session options. This joyful summer journey will incorporate art, games, cooking, sports, music, outdoor play, field trips for older children, and lots of Spanish. All of the activities will be inspired by the destinations. Each two-week session takes campers to a new country; this year they will be visiting Puerto Rico, Colombia, Guatemala, and Spain.

Hola Summer Camp is open to Spanish and non-Spanish speaking children between the ages of 2 and 10 years old (camp is separated into three groups: 2-3 year olds, 4-5 year olds, and 6-10 year olds). Rates, additional information, and enrollment material can be found at www.oneworldproject.org.

The Eliot Pearson Children's School is the laboratory-demonstration program of the Eliot Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University. The summer program reflects the school's integration of play and learning. It focuses on the whole child and the development of creativity and the arts through a child-centered, project-based approach to learning. The program staff includes alumni and graduate and undergraduate students from the Department of Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University. Students engage in art activities, music and movement, and gardening in addition to engaging project- and interest-based activities throughout the day. They swim daily at the Tisch Atheltic Complex pool supervised by staff and lifeguards who engage them in group and individual water play activities. Students take full advantage of the natural playground and enjoy lots of outdoor water play and exploration.

New York Equestrian Center's weekly camp programs create an atmosphere where a special relationship forms between the children and the horses. Children (ages 7-15) learn the basics of horse care, washing, grooming, feeding, and education on equipment and enjoy horseback riding lessons and trail rides. Swimming and arts & crafts activities are included. Camp runs weekly from June 26 through September 2, Monday through Friday, 9 AM-4 PM. The cost is $549.00 per week. Flexible enrollment (1-10 weeks) is offered.

PhotoUno's photography summer camp for teenagers has been designed to help students learn how to get the most out of their cameras while being creative in the process. Not only do teens leave this course knowing how to operate their cameras, but they also understand how the camera operates and why they can get certain effects with specific settings. The program is designed to be fun, entertaining, and recreational!

PhotoUno Summer Camp:

Who: Teenagers between the ages of 13 and 18.

Where: The first part of the day will take place at PhotoUno. After lunch, students will head out with an instructor to a location around NYC. 

How Often: Monday-Friday from 11:00 AM-5:00 PM.

What do I need for this class: All students will need a camera (DSLR camera, mirrorless camera, or compact camera) with manual mode option, allowing them to set aperture (A/Av) and shutter speed (S/Tv).

When school is out, the kitchen is open! Green Apron Kitchen has fun programs for your budding chefs. Kids will enjoy cooking delicious meals completely from scratch, playing games, and making new friends. 

Each camp adventure has a fun theme. From "Baking Bootcamp" to "Parisian Cafe" to "Celebrity Chef Showdown," kids will enjoy interactive learning experiences while making tasty food from scratch alongside their new friends.

Camp Session Schedule:

• Summer Baking Bootcamp 7/10-7/14
• Celebrity Chef Special 7/31-8/4
• Challenge Accepted 8/21-8/25
• Parisian Cafe 9/5-9/7

Drop-off is between 9 and 9:30 AM and pick-up is at 3:30 PM. Early drop-off and late pick-up are available. Please visit the website for more information.

World City Center is a preschool and global enrichment center located in the West Adams/Los Angeles area. It offers a unique approach to learning and enrichment that addresses the whole child and is based on principals of educational excellence and cross-cultural exploration. This summer, children in grades *TK-5 can embark on a bilingual journey that explores the rich environment and cultures of the globe! Using a 50:50 bilingual English/Spanish approach, campers gain valuable language skills through fun hands-on experiences. Daily activities include foreign languages, technology, music, dramatic play, art, science, math, history, sports, literature, and global cuisine. Each week campers depart on a field trip or welcome special guests to the center to share firsthand knowledge of their cultural heritage. Summer camp counselors provide a safe, structured environment where children will gain a greater knowledge and appreciation of themselves and the world around them.

An amazing Chinese program for your children. Enjoy charming Chinese culture delivered by teachers visiting from China just for this program—beautiful language, music, tea art, calligraphy, poetry, and more.

Summer Camp at Sugar Hill
July 10-27, 2017 | 8 AM-3 PM

The Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling, in partnership with the Sugar Hill Museum Preschool, will once again offer a three-week summer camp for children ages 3-8. This year, children will explore the uses of light as a medium to tell stories. All camp activities will take place at Sugar Hill in fully air-conditioned spaces. 

Camp will be held from July 10 to 27 and will run daily from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Breakfast, snack, and lunch will be provided for your child(ren), prepared in the preschool's peanut-free kitchen. The cost of summer camp is $1500 per child with a 10% sibling discount available. Limited need-based scholarships are available. Register today!

Questions? Please contact Tony at 212-335-0004, ext. 15 or camp@sugarhillmuseum.org.