MUSICAL THEATER CAMP 2: SPONGEBOB: GRADES 3-8

Use organic, foraged materials like grapevine to weave a basket or natural form at the Olmsted Camp.

Max Borsuk, Editor in Chief of The Springville Journal and The Herald Courier, will give a presentation on his roles as a journalist and the importance of local newspapers and archives. After the presentation, writers are welcome to write in silence, or to break up into critique groups.

A grab bag of arts activities – drawing, painting, sculpture…whatever you can think of. Each day has different featured activities and guest artists.

Using expressive ink lines and colorful watercolor, paint a summery pond scene with your choice of emerging insects, birds, frogs and colorful flowers on rice paper.

Create something useful and beautiful, all while learning the basics of embroidery for a one-of-a-kind, environmentally friendly canvas bag for summer markets.

A grab bag of arts activities – drawing, painting, sculpture…whatever you can think of. Each day has different featured activities and guest artists.

Trek on out to the historic Springville Depot for an evening of Shakespeare, kids activities, music and more. We will begin with a celebration of new sculptures installed on the Rail Trail Sculpture Alley.  Shake on the Lake will be performing Henry V

In this process-oriented camp, kids will explore the building blocks of musical theater and participate in fun activities resulting in a full theater production on the SCA main stage.