Design, create, and innovate in this week-long series of hands-on workshops and activities. Work with robots, Makey Makey, solar panels, a ton of art supplies, and much more!

Spend the week developing your art skills. From drawing and painting to computer design, 3D printing, and digital storytelling we will look at a number of methods and materials.

Spend the week putting your STEAM skills to the test using the new LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime set! In this program, students will work on the basics of designing, building, and programming a robot to accomplish a variety of challenges using motors, sensors, and other objects.

Shakespeare Scenework is the perfect opportunity to work on your acting skills! Students will work one-on-one with our theatre instructor to hone monologues and scenes with classmates, diving into the language of the Bard. A great opportunity to develop an audition piece for community theatre or university theatre program auditions!

If writing is more your style, our Playwriting and Wordplay classes are for you! Taught by an experienced local playwright, students will work with writing prompts and work to develop their own scripts and creative writing pieces. The goal is for students to come away from the class with a solid work-in-progress that they can continue to workshop into the future!

A balanced blend of storytelling, improvisation, and theatre acting, Fractured Fairy Tales gives younger students the chance to take classic fables and stories they know and transform them into something truly unique (and probably a little bit silly!). What would happen if Snow White and Sleeping Beauty ran a high-caffeine coffee shop? What if Alice went to Oz and Dorothy to Wonderland? What if the Ugly Duckling wasn't so ugly at all? The 'what ifs' are endless! All sessions will end with a culminating performance for friends and family to enjoy.

Spend the week putting your STEAM skills to the test using LEGO® MINDSTORMS®! In this program, students will work on designing, building, and programming a robot to accomplish a variety of challenges using motors, sensors, and other objects. Some basic experience with Lego and/or programming is recommended, but not required.

Shakespeare Scenework is the perfect opportunity to work on your acting skills! Students will work one-on-one with our theatre instructor to hone monologues and scenes with classmates, diving into the language of the Bard. A great opportunity to develop an audition piece for community theatre or university theatre program auditions!