Kids ages 7-12 can join BCC Summer for four weeks of singing, friendship, and world-expanding fun. Dive into songs that celebrate diversity, connect us to a global community, and explore social and environmental justice. Activities include singing, dancing, drumming, art-making, storytelling, weekly excursions, and more. Celebrate each week with a Friday evening concert, open to the public. No audition required.

Parent testimonial:
“Our kids loved [BCC Summer]. The multidimensional exploration with dance, drumming (awesome!), and visual arts was especially great from their perspective—and the social justice component has stuck with them. Great repertoire sang that week—they have been continuing to sing all the pieces, along with expressing the music through movement.”

Girls Who Code is a nationally recognized organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in tech by getting girls excited about STEM and inviting them to join a robust network of 40,000 other girls who code. Rigorous, challenging curriculum is delivered by high-caliber instructors with computer science and teaching experience and includes hands-on projects, interactive group work, and a capstone project.  

Girls Who Code's newest offering is virtual, two-week summer courses for rising sophmores, juniors, and seniors. Each course dives deep on exciting new topics like iPhone App Development and Wearable Tech. 

Give your daughter an edge for college by exposing her to more advanced material that helps her understand the "why" and "how" of coding. Give her a new community of other ambitious, creative girls who code. Sign up here to receive more information!

Western Academy is a liberal arts boys' school offering an array of summer day camps for boys ages 7-14. Directed by full-time teachers, Western Academy's adventure, athletic, and academic programs offer a unique way for boys to engage and enjoy the summer. The signature camp, the Dangerous Club for Boys, inspired in part by The Dangerous Book for Boys, offers activities and lessons that will familiarize boys with stories, hobbies, games, and skills that every boy should know and love. The first week of Dangerous Club will feature the theme of Explorers and the Pioneer Spirit, while the second will highlight Generals and the Art of War. Others featured camps include Survival, Trebuchet, Chess, Bug, Woodworking, Science, Comics, Guitar, Ukulele, Fishing, Latin, Math, Beastmasters, Astronomy, Little Wars, and Penmanship. Western Academy also offers Wrestling, Football, Basketball, and Track & Field Throws. At Western Academy, boys come alive every summer!

Riverbend Discovery Camp is a day camp in Natick open to children 15 months through rising 5th graders. Each program has been thoughtfully developed by Montessori staff, who are aware of the developmental growth and needs of children.

Riverbend Discovery Camp's innovative approach encourages students to explore their talents with confidence, strive for achievement, and discover new ways of thinking in an environment founded on respect and collaboration. Come experience a truly dynamic camp atmosphere.

Riverbend Discovery Camp runs weekly sessions from June 18th through August 3rd. Children ages 5 and up have the option to go to the Boston Sports Club for swim three mornings a week.

Half-day (9 AM-12:30 PM) and full-day (9 AM-3 PM) programs are offered, as well as extended care from 8-9 AM and 3-5 PM.

Questions? Contact Camp Director Heather Vinci, and download the Riverbend Discovery Camp brochure!

At the Really Rosie Theater Camp, kids will learn, rehearse, and perform the Maurice Sendak and Carole King musical Really Rosie. For 10 weekdays, campers will take part in physical and vocal warm-ups and learn choreography, staging, and vocal parts. They’ll develop skills in acting, singing, character development, and more.

This camp will ignite your child’s imagination and passion for performing, build their self-esteem, and help them form lasting friendships. They’ll have fun! At camp’s end, the kids will perform Really Rosie for family members and friends. Kids of all skill levels ages 6 through 13 are welcome to join.

Camp takes place at Cameo Studios, 307 W. 43rd Street in Midtown West (Manhattan). A sibling discount is available. For a schedule, pricing, and other information, visit www.polarisproductions.org/theater-camp.

The Clayroom's half-day summer camp program is perfect for creative kids who love to do art projects. At the Clayroom, kids ages 6-10 will paint pottery, hand-build with clay, and a work on a wide variety of art projects. 

Lunch is provided. The staff-to-camper ratio is 1:6. The Clayroom is air-conditioned and fully insured. 

Camp runs July 9-August 31, 2018 from 9:00 AM-12:30 PM. $80 per day/$350 per week ($50 savings).

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.

Each week is built around a creative theme and activities that will have your child excited for every day of the summer. In addition, each day is filled with many programs including Super Soccer Stars, Yoga, Nature (with live animals), Art, Music, Baking, the "Take Me to the Water" instructional swim program, weekly "In" trips, the "Play Me A Story" drama program, Sports Zone, Puppet Mania, Shabbat Party, and so much more!

The facility has a large outdoor play area with safety surface grass and an indoor gym with a rock climbing wall. The entire facility is air conditioned. Camp is a nut-controlled environment and serves 2 snacks per day and a healthy, well-balanced kosher lunch daily.

Camp Topeinu is the ultimate preschool day camp! Please visit the website for more information, including pricing.

Hill House programs—from early childhood classes to soccer—serve 2,000 children each year. While early childhood classes are the organization’s most well-known and heavily-populated programs, Hill House also continues to promote community involvement through monthly senior dinners, outreach, and seasonal events.

The Hill House Soccer program, which summons volunteer coaches to lead over 500 players, has grown to be Boston’s largest organized fall soccer program. Each Saturday morning of the fall season, Teddy Ebersol’s Red Sox Fields on the Esplanade fill with an eager group of kids learning to play while being introduced to ideas of sportsmanship and teamwork. 

Hill House’s scholarship fund makes programs affordable to any candidate. Over $250,000 in scholarship funding has been awarded to children residing in the Greater Boston area since 1966.

Visit the website to learn more and register.