Kids Camps

ABCT Kidz Summer Theatre Camp

Kids Camps

Anthony Bean Community Theater & Acting School
1333 S. Carrollton Avenue
504-862-7529
June 8 - August 2, 2009

Got a budding actor in the house? Want to become an ABCT kid? The
Anthony Bean Community Theater Talent Camp for ages 8 - 18 includes acting classes/workshops, lectures, guest performances and field trips. It ends with the production of an original musical dance show, "Run It". The program costs $300, which includes lunch. For enrollment and audition information, call or visit www.anthonybeantheater.com.

Acting Camp with Laila Morcos

Kids Camps

at Ursuline Academy (not affiliated with Ursuline's Performing Arts Camp)

Acting 101
June 8 - June 26
Tues & Thurs mornings from 10am-12pm
Only accepting 10 students ages 12-18
Learn the basics of acting: How to present yourself on stage, basic improv, how to create a role, how to relax on stage and more!

Camp Northlake

Kids Camps

Northlake Christian School
70104 Wolverine Dr.
Covington, LA
(985) 635-0400, ext. 3700
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Camp Northlake

Camp Northlake is a private, nondenominational Christian camp and ministry of Northlake Christian School. The mission of Camp Northlake is to create a camp where children can have fun in a stimulating,nurturing and secure environment, with the purpose of coming to know Jesus Christ and growing closer to Him. Every camper will take part in character lessons drawn out of Gods’ ETERNAL Word. It is a camp where positive examples are presented by the staff. A variety of activities such as swimming, field trips, playstations, foosball, air hockey, indoor and outdoor sports and group competition challenge and develop the campers daily.

Grant Walker 4-H Educational Center

Kids Camps

Camp Director: Kim Landry
(318) 765-7209
Fax: (318) 765-3135
Mobile: (318) 792-0024
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4-H Camp

Activities: Swimming, Canoeing, Archery, Volleyball, Basketball, & Softball, Kickball, Ping Pong, Parachute Games, Line Dancing, Drama, Arts & Crafts & More. Camping is one of the most valuable experiences a child can have. It’s a learning experience that helps boys and girls appreciate the outdoors, live together as a group, get along with others and appreciate people with different interests and backgrounds. Many 4th, 5th and 6th grade boys and girls participate in 4-H Camp Grant Walker. The camp is held at the LSU AgCenter’s Grant Walker 4-H Educational Center, an 80-acre campsite located near Pollock, La., on Highway 8 about 15 miles northeast of Alexandria.

Greater Starlight Baptist Church Summer Enrichment Camp

Kids Camps

Greater Starlight Baptist Church Summer Enrichment Camp
521 West 28th Ave.
Covington, LA
(504) 892-4468

Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses Summer Camps

Kids Camps

A Taste of History Camp
Gallier House (1132 Royal Street)

June 1-5, 9 a.m. - Noon

Entering 3rd through 6th graders

$150 members, $165 non-members

Campers will explore the history, geography and science of Creole cooking and food in New Orleans. Each day, they will focus their attention on the traditions and science of Creole cooking while preparing delicious foods native to the New Orleans area. Participants will compare and contrast modern and historical preparation techniques. Field trips to the French Market will be taken so that campers may experience the thrill of purchasing fresh foods from farmers. Students will trace the history of food and cooking in their own families as they collect oral histories. The culinary finale of the camp involves each child creating his or her

own Creole delicacy to share at our "History Feast."

Ice Computer Cafe Summer Camp

Kids Camps

www.theicecomputercafe.com
504-324-6130
5928 W. Metairie Road
Metairie, LA

It’s almost here! Summer is around the corner, and that means the kids are out of school. Is your child tired of the same old summer camp? Try something new at Ice Computer Café, the home of digital gaming. Whether it is computer games or their favorites on Xbox, Xbox 360, Wii or Gamecube, your child will be entertained for hours at digital gaming summer camp. With many entertaining options ranging from karaoke to Dance Dance Revoution to the newest Wii games, there will never be a dull moment, and all the while they will be getting social interaction. There is no registration, so if you need a summer camp for a day, this is the place for you. Summer Camp is from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. and includes lunch, all for only $25. Rates are reduced for those gamers staying after 4 p.m. This camp schedule is also available for school holidays. Stop into Ice Computer Café anytime to battle head to head and test your skills today.

Nicholson Playground Summer Camps for the Disabled

Kids Camps

7101 11th St.
Marrero, LA
(504) 349-5000, exts. 134, 105

Disabled camps:‭ ‬Camp Sunshine, ages 6 to 11, and Camp Moonbeams, ages 12 and up, both at Nicholson Playground. (Participants must be self-controlled and be able to function independently in a small group. Must be mobility independent and be able to attend to personal needs.) Hours for both camps for disabled: 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuition: $260 per session. (No additional fee for before or after care). Registration is at 9 a.m.-noon at West Bank office, 7437 Lapalco Blvd., Marrero.

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