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Friday, April 19, 2016

What’s A Kid To Do

Friday, April 29, 2016

What’s A Kid To Do?

Summertime Fun Guide

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Children ofall agesandinter-ests willnd somethingto loveabout the camps oered at theTexasStateAquariumthis sum-mer and into September.

For the little ones there’sstory timewith a parent,wherereading and learning aboutwildlife are combined to build

early language skills and piquetheircuriousity fornature.

For younger children begin-ning atpre-kindergarten,week-lycamps oer a wide range of activities appropriate to theirage, including creative playand science discovery. Thesecamps, for the SeaSquirts, areoeredin twosessionseachday,morning and afternoon.

Thenextgroupsincludestu-dents enteringrst grade onup

and are from9 a.m. to4:15p.m.each day, ve days a week. Bythe time campers are enteringthefourth grade,theygetto par-ticipate in an overnight stay atthe aquarium as a part of theircamp experience.

Campers entering the eightand ninth grade get a behind-thesceneslookat theaquariumand take part in the discover-iesduring an Archimedes boattrip, plus an overnight stay at

the WelderWildlifeRefuge.

High school stu-dents surf, trek andkayak their waythrough the week.Their science ex-perience includesa visit to the Port

Aransas Wetlands,an Archmides boattrip and a surf les-son . T hey a lsolearn about the di-versity of science-based careers andparticipate in twoovernight events atthe WelderWildlifeRefuge and the University of TexasMarineScienceInstitute.

The following is a list of

much of what’s oered. Checktexasstateaquarium.orgfor up-dated informationabout campsandprogramsthat areavailable.

Sea StorieS

■ “I’ll Follow the Moon,” 10a.m.May14,May20andJune17■ “Feathers for Lunch,” 10

a.m. June 11■ “AHouseforHermitCrab,”

2 p.m.July 9, 10a.m.July 15

■ “An Extraordinary Egg,”10a.m.July 15,2 p.m.Aug.13■ “Fish is Fish,” 2 p.m. Sept.

10, 10a.m.Sept.16Programs for early learners

andtheir parentscombineread-ing and wildlife and supportfamily learning time.

Participants can join in thestorytelling, toucha live animalandtakehomeacopyofthesto-rybook.

Fee: General admission plus$15 for each child/adult pair.One additional child per adult$5. Additionaladult $5.

HomeScHoolDay

■ May 18, 9:30 to11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3p.m.

Tentacles: In thedepths of the oceanthere are bizarre“alien” creatures

with huge eyes andlong tentacles wait-ing to grab unsus-pecting prey.

H ands -on i n-vestigations anddissections allowstudents to studythese creatures up-close.Third through

eighth grade students willconduct external and internalsquid dissections. Kindergar-

ten through second grade willconductan externalsquid inves-tigation.

Fee: $14 per student, $5 perparent.

Summer Sea camp■ Weekly from June 6 – Au-

gust19.All ages. Pricesvary.

WorlD oceanS Day

■ June 11,9 a.m. to6 p.m.

Celebrate our oceans and allthe wonderful creatures thatcallthemhome. Enjoy activitiesand have a chance to interactwith a scientist doing researchsupported bythe aquarium.Allactivities freewith paid admis-sion to the aquarium.

SHark Week

■ June 26-July 2Fun shark-themed activities

and learning opportunitieswillbe featured daily through-out the week to celebrate theimportance sharks have to ouroceansand topeople.All activi-tiesfree withpaid admission tothe aquarium.

FourtH oF July

celebration■ July 4,7 p.m.Bringyourfamilytoenjoythe

aquarium’sexhibitsand a greatviewof the reworks.

Foodanddrinkswill beavail-able forpurchase.

Fee:Aquariummembers:$10,Generaladmission:$20,VIP ad-mission:$75 (includesentrancetoprivate area andspecialre-works viewing area, food anddrinks).

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Texas State Aquarium

Sea adventures at every turn AquAriumcAmpsofferknowledge, funforAllAgegroups

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Older campers will get a behind-the-scenes look at the aquarium and willhave overnight stays as part of their camp experience.

Participants in the Texas State Aquarium camps are broken up by age/grade group throughout the summer. In addition to the hands-on experiences, the Texas State Aquarium also offers story timesthis summer.


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June 6 to Aug 5 8 AM- 6 PM, Mon-Fri For ages 6-18*Early Bird starts 7:30am $25 a week. Free lunch and snack provided.

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Bend invites you to join our

Summer Adventure Camp: Where Great Future Start HERE

The Summer Camp will include a variety of programsand activities to keep the youth engaged. We strive toteach Good Character & Citizenship, which includesengaging youth in community service projects.We also focus on living Healthy Lifestyles by providingour quality fitness programs for our youth.

Most importantly, our Academic programsare designed to prevent summer learning

loss. Activities include: field days, free dailyswimming, weekly field trip opportunitiesto the movies, bowling, museums, skating,etc., games room tournaments, reading &book club, art projects, daily fitness chal-lenges, computer & technology activities,and most importantly … FUN!!!!!!

This Safe and Positive Place to Be has the

MOSTAFFORDABLE Summer Camp Fees in the Coastal Bend!

Come in today to check us out! A child can come for as little as

$7 a day/$36 a week or less depending on available scholarships!

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Coastal Bend

Greenwood Unit Robstown Unit3902 Greenwood Dr. 401 West Ligustrum Blvd.

Corpus Christi, TX 78418 Robstown, TX 78380

361-852-2505 361-387-2983

Check out our website for more details: www.bgccb.orgCAL1051093


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The Coastal Bend Community Foundation will helpsome cash-strapped parents by providing scholarshipsata wide variety of camps thissummer.

Scholarships may include meals, where applicable.Space is limited. Parents and students are encouragedto apply early.

To applyfor helpcontactthe followingorganizations:■ Art Centerof Corpus Christi, 884-6406■ Art Museumof South Texas, 825-3508

■ BeevilleYouthin Action, 361-542-9377■ Botanical Gardens& Nature Center,852-2100■ Coastal BendCollegein Alice,Beeville, Kingsville,

830-569-4222, ext.1212■ Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History, cc-

museum.com/scholarships■ DelMar College – Kids College,698-2122■ Harbor Playhouse, 882-5500■ K Space Contemporary, 887-6834■ Summer Sports & Wellness Program, 549-5585■ Texas A&M UniversityCorpus Christi

–Outdooreducation, 825-5967–Unmanned aircraftsystems, research.tamucc.

edu/UASCamp/UAS_Summer_Institute.html

–Youngauthor’swriting, writingcamps.tamucc.edu■ Texas Maritime Museum, Rockport, 361-729-1271■ Texas State Aquarium, 881-1204■ Wildlife in Focus, 881-9316■ Youth Odyssey-Nueces Delta or Living Local,946-

6016

Community foundation can

helpwith camp expensesOur camp list contains more than

300 opportunities for camps for

children to young adults. Beginning

with Page 9 the camps are broken

into categories, which are in alpha-

betical order.

ARTS/PERFORMING ARTS 9

ATHLETICS/FITNESS 13

CHURCH 14

EDUCATIONAL 17

NATURE 18

SPORTS 20

VARIETY 22

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Children participating in a science camp at the Corpus Christi Museum of Science and History see how dry ice works while they learn how to makeRoot Beer during a summer camp at the museum.

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CHEER CAMPJune 13-16 or July 11-14

9am til noon, Mon-Thurs.

Ages 6-12

Expires May 13, 2016

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2101 Airline @ Holly 992-7100Health Spa Registration # 880205

Full Day Camp Ages 5-12May 30-Aug 19

Mon.-Fri., 7:30am til 5:30pmExtended Care is available

GYMNASTIC CAMPJune 27-June 30 or July 25-28

9am-1pm Mon-Thur.

Ages 5-12An Intensive week of GymnasticTraining.Beginner & Advanced

FUN TENNIS CAMP (2 WEEKS)June 6-16 • June 20-30

July 11-21 • July 25-Aug 4

Ages 7-11

9am-Noon, Mon.-Thurs.

Drills • Games • Swimming

Pickle Ball

RECREATIONAL CAMP


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Nature/Education

Camperswanting tolearnabout plants andanimals,orstart their own babysittingbusiness, orlearning tobe a

leader through the YWCA,will havesome tough choicestomake thissummer.

There’s so many funcampsfrom whichto choose,it will be tough picking justa few.

The Early Scholars Acad-emyofferspre-kindergarten-ersto first graders hands-onactivities to problem solve,the wondersof wildlife, andinspires young artists. Sec-

ond to fourth graders canlearn the fun of healthy eat-ingand exercise,will learn toconduct field investigationsandcantry theirhandat mu-

sicand drama.Early Scholars campers,

upto eighthgrade, canlearninfant CPR and first aid and

create their own babysittingbusiness. There’s also thechanceto experience 3Dde-sign to design and programtheir own robot. This is justa few offered, and there aremanymore, including campsfor families.

Del Mar College offersViking Camp where camp-erscan learn algebra or takeconversational Spanish in ano-pressure environment.

Corpus Christi’s Muse-um of Science and Historychanges themes each weekfor the summer.

Themes include taking a

voyage through space, bughunting, chemistry in thekitchen and learning aboutcrime scene investigation,

toname a few.The museum also offers

dinosaur excavation, robot-ics and ballistics where stu-dentscan launchrockets andblast their own air cannon.

At the South Texas Bo-tanical Gardens & NatureCenter, future birders willlearn all about the wingedcreaturesthat havemade thisthebirdiestcity in theU.S.

The city’s library system

offers a wide variety of pro-grams i nvolving reading,games and movies for allages. Find out about the funby checking all locations.

WHO SAYS LEARNING

CAN’T BE FUN?CAMPSOFFER EVERYTHING FROM SCIENCE TOTECHNOLOGY FOR ALL AGES

Sydney Quimby, 9, carefully wraps duct tape petals around a pen as she and other visitors to the Neyland Public Library makeduct tape pen roses during Frankenstein’s Lab II summer children’s program. All of the city’s libraries offer programs that differb location.

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Participants in activities at the South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Centercamps will have the opportunity to see Ivan the iguana.

Monica Villafuerte, 10, and Sierra Washington, 11, grab individual pieces to makea ball point pen as part of the YWCA Teen Leadership Camp.


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Sports and Athletics

Corpus Christi youth wholove the water, like to stay t,are lled with energy and en-joy team work can have theirpick in activities tokeep themoccupied when out of schoolthis summer.

Water lovers can learn how

to surf at one of the TexasSurf Camps,or those wantingto stay a little drier can learnhow to sail the waters of theSparkling City by the Sea atthe Yacht Club, with multiplesessions oered throughoutthe summer.

Those in good cheer canjoin a variety of cheer camps,including some at area church-es, and at the Corpus ChristiAthletic Club.

Team players can join soc-

cer, volleyball, baseball, soft-ball, basketball and others atboth Texas A&M University-Kingsville andCorpusChristi,as well as other venues. Evenbeginners can join in on thefun with more experiencedplayers, with a coach’s careful

guidance. South Texas All-StarBasketballcampand i9Sportsof CorpusChristi have activi-ties all summer long.

Young boys and girls, upto those with experience, canjoin a variety of martial artsinstructions throughout thesummer. Beginners are oereda deal at Kicks Martial Artsthis summer and participantscan be assessed by a profes-sional to determine theirlevel

of training.

Parents wanting their chil-drentolearntoswimcandosothrough Del Mar College andthe athletic club. There are

many camps at varying timesall summerforbeginners, andthere are alsosession formoreadvanced kids, too.

There’s also a gymnasticcamp at the athetic club forall skill levels, and volleyballcamp at TAMUK.

Campers can stay active innearly every sport, activity

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i9 Sports offers activities for a wide age group, teaching participants team work and promoting athletic activity.

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a t 8 : 3 0 a m

Session 1

June 27 — July 8(No class on July 4th)

$350.00

Afer Care

3:00-4:00 p.m.$75 per week

Session 2

June 11 — July 15(1 week Course)

$175.00

Afer Care

3:00-4:00 p.m.$75 per week

Session 3

June 25 — August 5$350.00

Afer Care

3:00-4:00 p.m.$75 per week

Session 4

Aug 8 — Aug 12(1 week Course)

$175.00

Afer Care

3:00-4:00 p.m.$75 per week

TX Youth Race

Week in Houston

July 11-July 22$166.67

Registration forms can be found onwww.ccyc.com, click on the Sailing Tab,then on Summer programs

Please return form to Jennifer Mejia98 Cooper’s Alley

C.C., TX. 78401 or E-mail: [email protected]

Te Corpus Christi Yacht Club has an exciting

summer planned for all young sailors.

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Music

Any artist, musician, actor,dancer or singer would get plentyofpractice thissummerat a myriadofactivitiesfor those whoare artis-tically or creatively inclined.

DelMarCollegeoersacampforthose who play in theorchestra, aswell as band. Highschoolstudents

who play strings including violin,viola, cello and bass are alsoinvit-ed to play with the Corpus ChristChamber Orchestra. Band campincludes honor and concert bands,a percussion ensemble, a brassensemble, a woodwind ensemble,a jazz band and various chambermusic ensembles. Auditions forensemble and chair placement arescheduled the rst day of camp in June.Scholarships are available.

Choir camp includes sectional

and full choral rehearsals with in-struction in sight-reading, dictionand vocal techniques. Camp high-lights include a beach party,talentshow,movies,a dance andkaraoke.

Texas A&M University-Kings-

ville’s camps include one for con-cert band for middle and highschoolstudents, as well as a march-ing camp for drum majors, drum-line and color guard. Participantscan commute or stay on campusand learn from master teacherswhile growingas a musician.

Youngcamperswill learn music,art anddance atFirst UnitedMeth-odist Church where they willsing,playinstruments,practicecreativemovement and end their experi-ence with a talent show.

The Corpus Christi Art Centerand Art Museum of South Texasboth havea variety ofcamps in alldierent mediums including clay,watercolor, pastels and the per-forming arts.Camps last through-out thesummer andll upquickly.

Texas A&M University-CorpusChristi,AuroraTheatre andHarborPlayhouse oer campsfor buddingactors with the chance to performon stage and learn or hone theircraft. The theaters cater to the

younger crowd and the universityoers the chance for campers tolive oncampusor commute.

Many of the Vacation Bible

Schools also oer a wide varietyofopportunitiesfor kids togetcre-ative, including acting, reading,singingand artsand crafts.

Summer is the perfect time

to practice craft, get creative

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Local high school students practice on stage at the Wolfe Recital Hall as part of the summer program offered at Del Mar College.

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Bass choir singers gather around while on break at the All-State Choir Camp 2015 at Del Mar Col-lege on June 30, 2015.


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Art/Performing Arts

ART/PERFORMING ARTS

DEL MARCOLLEGE ALL-STATE CHOIRAGE GROUP: Ninth to 12th

grade

WHEN: June 27-30

COST: $185 before June 13;

$225 after. Scholarships

available.

DETAILS: Prepare to

perform Texas Music

Educators Association

audition music with sectional

and full choral rehearsals,

instruction in sight-reading,

diction and vocal techniques.

Camp highlights include a

beach party, talent show,

movies, a dance, karaoke and

more. Out-of-town campers

will be housed at the

Emerald Beach Hotel (361-

883-5731) with all meals

and shuttle transportation

provided. Commuter

campers will be provided all

meals except breakfast.

INFORMATION: delmar.edu/

music, 698-1214, 563-0459

or [email protected]

DELMARCOLLEGESUMMERORCHESTRAAGE GROUP: High school

WHEN: June 2-July 24

COST: $50. Scholarships

available.

DETAILS: High school-aged

string players including

those who play viola, violin,cello and bass.

INFORMATION: Todd Ehle

at 698-1223 or tehle@

delmar.edu

DEL MARCOLLEGE VIKINGBAND CAMPAGE GROUP: Seventh to

12th grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

June 13-17

COST: $175 before June 1;

$200 after. Scholarships

available.

DETAILS: Enjoy music

making with encouragement

from leading music

educators from South Texas.

Camp includes honor and

concert bands, a percussion

ensemble, a brass ensemble,

a woodwind ensemble, a jazz

band and various chamber

music ensembles. Auditions

for ensemble and chair

placement are scheduled thefirst day of camp. All seniors

who are enrolled or planning

to attend Del Mar College in

fall 2016 as a music or non-

music major are free. Proof

of fall 2016 registration

required.

INFORMATION: 698-1211 or

Dr. Abel Saldivar Ramirez at

698-1608 or aramirez136@

delmar.edu

MUSIC, ART &DRAMA CAMPLOCATION: First United

Methodist Church, 900 S.

Shoreline Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Children

entering first to fifth grades

WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 2:30

p.m. June 13-16

COST: $25

DETAILS: Children will

explore a variety of talents

including singing, playing

instruments, creative

movement, and visual arts

with a talent show.

INFORMATION: 884-0391

or CCFUMC.com/MADCamp

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The Del Mar College music department puts dozens of Coastal Bend teens through theirpaces during a recent Del Mar College Viking Summer Band camp.

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CORPUS CHRISTI’S MOST EXCITING AND EDUCATIONAL SUMMER CAMP EXPERIENCE!

Week-long* camps offered for kidsPre-K to 8thGrade

June 6 throughAugust 15 | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.*Some4-day campsare available

FromMadScientist andAdventureWorld to BecomingDaVinci

andBabysitting 101-- there’s a camp forevery child’s interest!

Come to our one-day evening camps

for the entire family for just $10 per personPassport to Play♥ Family of Foodies♥ Storm Chasers

Gravity♥ Games♥ Art-tastic!♥ Innovative Inventors

Formore information or to register, go towww.esa.esc2.net

or call 361-452-4600

1356FM 43, Corpus Christi


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Art/Performing Arts

ART CAMP 2016LOCATION: Arts Center of Cor-pus Christi, 100 N. Shoreline Blvd.

AGE GROUP: June 14-17 is nineto 11-year-olds; all others seven

to 11-year-oldsWHEN: Four days weekly from9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. June 14-17;9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 21-July29

COST: $275 members; $290 non-members. Scholarships available.

DETAILS: Themed camps includeworking with clay, watercolor,paints, mixed-media and mak-ing two and three-dimentionalprojects, jewelry and tie-dyedprojects.

INFORMATION: 884-6406 orwww.artcentercc.org

ART MUSEUM OF

SOUTH TEXASLOCATION: 1902 N. ShorelineBlvd.

AGE GROUP: Kindergarten to 12years old

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. oneand two week sessions from June

6-Aug. 12. Before and after careavailable.

COST: $145 member, $165 non-member

DETAILS: Camps of differ-ent themes focus on visualand performing arts activitieswith a culminating exhibit andperformance at the end of eachsession.

INFORMATION: 825-3504 orartmuseumofsouthtexas.org

AURORA ARTS

THEATRELOCATION: 5635 Everhart Road

AGE GROUP: Seven to 15 yearsold

WHEN: Weekly June 6-Aug. 5

COST: $300

DETAILS: Young actors campfeatures sessions for musicals,film and drama.

INFORMATION: 851-9700 orauroraartstheatre.com

LIMELIGHT CAMPLOCATION: Mi Casita MontessoriSchool, 754 Caddo St.

AGE GROUP: Six to 12

WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. July18-21 and 8:30 to 5 p.m. July 22

COST: $155

DETAILS: Explore theater basicssuch as performance, props,character development, speakingand listening skills, singing, anddance to culminate into a moderntake on Snow White.


micasitamontessori.com

TEXAS A&M

UNIVERSITY-CORPUS

CHRISTI MUSIC

DEPARTMENTLOCATION: At the university

AGE GROUP: Elementary to highschool students

WHEN: Variety for June 6-July 22

COST: Varies by camps

DETAILS: Camps for musicianswho play wide variety of instru-ments, as well as for vocalists.Camps include performances,field trips, instruction, lectures,exercises, private lessons and

social activities.

INFORMATION: 825-3756 [email protected]

TEXAS A&M

UNIVERSITY-CORPUS

CHRISTI THEATER

WORKSHOPLOCATION: At the university

AGE GROUP: High school

WHEN: June 19-July 7

COST: $850 student commuters;$950 teachers; $1,150 studentsstaying on campus.

DETAILS: Camp on the Coastis two-week residential campdesigned for high school studentsseeking a highly intensive andcreative theatre experience.Participants will rehearse andperform in a one-act play and willstudy acting, voice and move-ment. Returning campers will

take a three-hour master class inacting and movement. Techni-cal theatre students will attendclasses in design, participate inthe creation of each production’ssets, lighting, and costumes, andserve as crew for the shows.

INFORMATION: 825-3077, 825-5992 or [email protected]

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLE CONCERT BANDCAMPLOCATION: Texas A&M University-Kingsville

AGE GROUP: 11 to 18 years old

WHEN: June 19-24

COST: $225 for commuter camper; $395 for overnight

camper. All-State students get 20 percent off tuition.

DETAILS: Learn new music from master teachers, choose

from diverse electives and grow as a musician in a fun,

active environment.

INFORMATION: 361-593-2453 or www.tamukbands.com

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-

KINGSVILLEMARCHING BANDCAMPLOCATION: Texas A&M University-Kingsville


WHEN: June 15-18

COST: $190 for commuter camper; $290 for overnight

camper. All-State students get 20 percent off tuition.

DETAILS: Drum majors, drumline and color guard student

develop the necessary band skills to be successful in a fun

learning environment.

INFORMATION: 361-593-2453 or www.tamukbands.com

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Register online at

stxbasketballcamp.com

Or call (361) 774-2942for more information

For boys and girls who have completed

grades K-11

Session1 - June6-10

Session2 - June20-24Session3 - July 25-29

Half day and full-day

options available

Promoting thesafety and wellnessof our children

Saturday June 4, 2016 • 10am-2pm

4518 Saratoga, 78413

Day Child

of the

Food, Games, VendorsHosted by Church of

Reconciliation and Day SchoolF r e e

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Art Center of Corpus Christi ............................................................................Sindi Schmitt – [email protected]/884-6406

Art Museum of South Texas ...........................................................Linda Rodriguez – [email protected]/825-3508

Beeville Youth in Action...............................................................................Trish Martin – [email protected]/542-9377

Botanical Gardens & Nature Center .........................................................................................................Kathie Waid/852-2100

Coastal Bend College-Alice, Beeville, Kingsville ...........Jenny Moore – [email protected]/830-569-4222x1212

CC Museum of Science & History ................................................................Savannah Olkowski – [email protected]

www.ccmuseum.com/scholarships

Del Mar College – Kids College ...............................................................................Melinda Aguilar – [email protected]/698-2122

Harbor Playhouse ..........................................................................................Emily [email protected]/882-5500

K Space Contemporary .................................................. Cheryl Votzmeyer – [email protected]/887-6834

Summer Sports & Wellness Program .................................................................Raul Munoz – [email protected] / 549-5585

TAMUCC – Outdoor Education ................................................................. Joseph Miller – [email protected]/825-5967

TAMUCC – Unmanned Aircraft Systems ..........................................................Joseph Miller – [email protected]

http://research.tamucc.edu/UASCamp/UAS_Summer_Institute.html

TAMUCC – Young Author’s Writing ................................................................ Keren Costanzo – [email protected]

http://writingcamps.tamucc.edu

Texas Maritime Museum - Rockport .................................. Katelin Koon – [email protected]/729-1271

Texas State Aquarium.................................................................................Rosanna Gossett – [email protected]/881-1204

Wildlife in Focus ..........................................................................................Crystal Mead – [email protected]/881-9316

Youth Odyssey-Nueces Delta or Living Local............................... Becky Meyer – [email protected]/946-6016

Contact the camps

below to apply

for a scholarship,including meals.

Space is limited,

don’t delay!

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Art/Performing Arts/Athletics/Fitness

YOUNG PEOPLE’STHEATRE CAMPLOCATION: Harbor Playhouse,1802 N. Chaparral


WHEN: Weekly June 6-Aug. 5

COST: $150. Before and aftercare available.

DETAILS: Eight sessions includeexploring Atlantis, time travel,wacky nightmares, getting lostin space and going on a sa-fari where campers will create,produce and perform their ownmusical on the main stage.

INFORMATION: 882-5500,harborplayhouse.com

ATHLETICS/FITNESS

CORPUSCHRISTIATHLETIC CLUBCHEER CAMPLOCATION: 2101 Airline

Road

AGE GROUP: Six to 12 years

old

WHEN: 9 to 11 a.m., June 13-

16, July 11-14

COST: $80 session for

members, $120 session for

non-members

DETAILS: Our certified staffensures intensive cheer

training for both beginners

and advanced campers.


or ccathleticclub.com

CORPUSCHRISTIATHLETIC CLUBRECREATIONCAMPLOCATION: 2101 Airline

Road

AGE GROUP: Five to 12

years old

WHEN: Daily and weekly,

May 30-Aug. 19

COST: $45/day, $185/week

for members; $65 to $285

non-members

DETAILS:Each day is

filled with games, group

exercises, arts & crafts and

instructional sports to keep

kids active and having fun.



DELMARCOLLEGEYOUTHAQUATICSLOCATION: Kinesiology

Complex Aquatic Center,

Baldwin Boulevard

AGE GROUP: Elementary,

middle school

WHEN: 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.

June 6-16, June 20-30, July

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available.

DETAILS: Students,

assigned by skill level,

beginning, intermediate,

advanced swimmers.



KICKS MARTIALARTSLOCATION: 4730 Schanen

Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Four to 12

years old

WHEN: Afternoon classes,

times vary

COST: $45 for first month

for beginners, includes

uniform; advanced classes

available

DETAILS: Self-defense

martial arts, teaching

taekwondo and hapkido.


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Athletics/fitness/Church

TEXAS SURFCAMPSLOCATION: Bob Hall Pier,

Magee Beach Park in Port

Aransas, Galveston

AGE GROUP: Six years old

and older

WHEN: 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m.

seven days a week, June-

August

COST: Starts at $65/day,

$325/week

DETAILS: Instruction for

beginners to experts on

surng.

INFORMATION: 361-749-

6956 or texassurfcamps.

com

ACADEMY OF ASIAN

MARTIAL ARTSLOCATION: 5858 S. Padre IslandDrive, Suite 97 (in Sunrise Mall)

AGE GROUP: Six to 13 years old

WHEN: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday andThursday

COST: $99 for summer

DETAILS: Combined karate andjujitsu class, punches and kicks,wrestling and throwing for self-defense.


CHEER CAMP 2016LOCATION: Yorktown BaptistChurch, 5025 Yorktown Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Kindergarten tosixth grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon, June27-July 1

COST: $75

DETAILS: Christ-centered cheercamp

INFORMATION: 563-3508 oremail [email protected]

GET AIR TRAMPOLINE

PARKLOCATIONS: 4701 S. Staples St.

AGE GROUP: Toddler to adult

WHEN: 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 1 p.m. to midnightFriday; 10 a.m. to midnight Satur-day; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday

COST: $16 rst hour, $12 second

for Big Air; $12 rst hour, $8second hour Small Air (under 46inches tall); group rates, dis-counts, parties available

DETAILS: Kiddie court, dodgeball, foam pit, slam ball, Ninjacourse, dget ladder.

INFORMATION: 249-9227 orgetairsports.com

LIFE MARTIAL ARTS

LOCATION: Alameda and Ever-hart roads in the Town & CountryShopping Center

AGE GROUP: Four years old toteen

WHEN: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. June6-Aug. 26

COST: $100 week/average

DETAILS: Program includes widevariety of martial arts includingstunts, kamas, cross kick andsamurai.


CHURCH

CHURCH OF

RECONCILIATION

AND DAY SCHOOL

LOCATION: 4518 Saratoga

Blvd.AGE GROUP: Family event

WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

June 4

COST: Free

DETAILS: Safety and

wellness, food, games,

vendors


CHURCH

UNLIMITEDSON TREASUREISLANDVACATIONBIBLE SCHOOLLOCATION: All Church

Unlimited Campuses

AGE GROUP: First to sixth

grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

JUne 13-17

COST: Free

DETAILS: Fun in the sun as

we share the relevant, fresh

and exciting word of God.


DIOCESEOF CORPUSCHRISTILOCATION: Diocese of

Corpus Christi Deer Creek

Camp

AGE GROUP: Seven to 16

years old

WHEN: 11 a.m. July 17-4

p.m. July 22

COST: $600

DETAILS: Travel to Medina

for fun and spiritual

experience.


ext. 687 or DioceseCC.org/

youth

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K I D S C A M P

For students

entering

3rd-8th grade.

Campers can take up tofour courses per day.

• Oered three times this summer (June 6-17, June 20-July 1 and July 5-15)• Each Vikings Kids Camp lasts two weeks.• Each Vikings Kids Camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.• Tuition is $50 per course (fees for supplies may apply depending on course).• Lunch is $5 per day.

REGISTRATION IS UNDERWAY.For more information, visit www.delmar.edu/ce.

To register your youth for the Vikings Kids Camp, contact DMC Continuing Education at

361-698-2122 or [email protected].

Algebra • American Sign Language • Art

Chess • Computer Programming • Spanish

Mathematics • Photography • Photoshop

Science • Tae Kwon Do and more.

DMC SUMMERMUSIC PROGRAMSDel Mar College’s Music Department oers summer camps for young area musicians.

Camps include Summer Orchestra Program (June 2, 9, 16 and 23-24), Viking Band

Camp (June 13-17) and All-State Choir Preparatory Camp (June 27-30).

For more information about these summer Music Department oerings, contact the

following camp organizers:

• Summer Orchestra Program: Todd Ehle at [email protected]

• Viking Band Camp: Dr. Abel Saldivar Ramirez at [email protected]

• Choir Camp: Dennis Richardson at [email protected]

Del Mar College is an Equal Opportunity/Afrmative Action Institution.

This Summer...Del Mar College

is For Kids!

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Church/Educational

KIDS CAMP 2016LOCATION: Camp Zephyr,

Lake Corpus Christi

AGE GROUP: Third to fth

grade

WHEN: July 10-13COST: $245

DETAILS: Campers

experience life change with

a purpose, building God-

given self-condence and

character. Each day offers

team activities to build

friendships and fun in a safe

and secure environment.


or WeAreChurchUnlimited.

com/kidscamp

OUR LADYOF MOUNTCARMEL/ IMMACULATECONCEPTION,PORTLANDLOCATION: 702 W.

Broadway, PortlandWHEN: 8:30 a.m. to noon,

May 31-June 3

COST: $15

DETAILS: Vacation Bible

school


OUR LADY OFPERPETUALHELP

LOCATION: 5830 WilliamsDrive

AGE GROUP: First to fth

grade

WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to noon

July 11-15

COST: $25 for one, $10 per

additional child

DETAILS: Kids will develop

a new appreciation for the

Catholic Mass and will

deepen their love for Jesusin the Eucharist through

faith teachings, catchy

music, fun games, skits,

crafts and snacks.


www.olphcctx.org

OUR LADYOF VICTORYBEEVILLELOCATION: 707 N. Avenue

E, Beeville

AGE GROUP: Pre-kindgarten to sixth grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. July

11-15

COST: Free

DETAILS: We teach Bible

and crafts and playing

games with Lets follow

Jesus! The Light of the

World.


0088 or olvbeeville.org

Ss. CYRIL &METHODIUSCORPUSCHRISTI CAVEQUESTLOCATION: 3210 S. Padre

Island Drive

AGE GROUP: Kindergarten

to fth gradeWHEN: 9 a.m. to noon June

20-24

COST: $20

DETAILS: Kids experience

God’s word in surprising and

unforgettable ways.


SURF SHACKVACATION

BIBLE SCHOOLLOCATION: First UnitedMethodist Church, 900 S.

Shoreline Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Children

entering rst to sixth grades

WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon June

20-24

COST: Free

DETAILS: Singing, dancing,

play, Bible study.

INFORMATION: 884-0391or CCFUMC.com/VBS

ASBURY CHURCHCAVE QUESTVACATION BIBLESCHOOLLOCATION: 7501 S. Staples St.

AGE GROUP: Pre-kindergarten tosixth grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June6-10

COST: Free

DETAILS: Underground adven-ture, kids explore rock-solidfoundation of Jesus’ love.

INFORMATION: 992-7501 orasburycc.org

CALALLEN BAPTISTCHURCH VACATIONBIBLE SCHOOLLOCATION: 13505 InterstateHighway 37

AGE GROUP: Kindergarten tofth grade

WHEN: 5:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.,June 12-16

COST: Free

DETAILS: Barnyard roundup.


CAMP ZEPHYRLOCATION: Lake Corpus Christi

AGE GROUP: Third to sixth grade

WHEN: July 17-20

COST: $180 before May 30

DETAILS: Christian based campwith swimming, water slides,kayaking, paintball eld, bubblesoccer and archery tag.

INFORMATION: 361-547-2448 orcampzephyr.org

CORPUS CHRISTI

CHRISTIANFELLOWSHIPLOCATION: 6602 S. Staples St.

AGE GROUP: Four years old tofth grade

WHEN: 6:30 to 9 p.m. June 20-24

COST: Free

DETAILS: Games, crafts, Bibleadventure, dinner, praise andworship.


GRACE UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCHVACATION BIBLESCHOOLLOCATION: 14521 NorthwestBlvd.


WHEN: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June5-9

COST: $10 per family, includesmeal

DETAILS: Deep Sea Discovery

camp has service projects andsea science theme.

INFORMATION: 933-0109 orccgrace.org

YORKTOWN BAPTISTCHURCH CAVE QUESTLOCATION: 5025 Yorktown Blvd.


WHEN: 6 to 8:30 p.m. June 12-16.

COST: Free

DETAILS: Bible-learning experi-ences, games, crafts and music

INFORMATION: 993-9675 oryorktown.cc

EDUCATIONAL

COLLEGE FORKIDSLOCATION: Cousins Hall,

Texas A&M University-

Kingsville


years old


June 20-July 1

COST: $260/two weeks,

$160/one week, $50/day

DETAILS: Children learn

about a wide variety of

topics like Around the

World, the World of HarryPotter, space exploration

and super heroes.

INFORMATION: tamuk.

edu/continuinged/CFK/

CFKregistration

CORPUSCHRISTIMUSEUM OFSCIENCE AND

HISTORYLOCATION: 1900 N.Chaparral St.

AGE GROUP: Four years old

to sixth grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June

6-July Aug. 19. Before and

aftercare available.

COST: $215/week for

members, $240/week for

non-members

DETAILS: Campers get a

different theme each week

include space, crime sceneinvestigation, engineering,

dinosaurs and ballistics.


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DEL MARCOLLEGEVIKING KIDSCAMPAGE GROUP: Third to eighth

grades

WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.,

June 6-17, June 20-July 1,

July 5-15


available.

DETAILS: Participants

can explore algebra, take

conversational Spanish or

stir their creative juices

through basic arts and

music classes, among many

other topics.



EARLYSCHOLARSACADEMYLOCATION: 1356 Farm-to-

Market 43

AGE GROUP: Pre-kindergarten to eighth

grade.

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

,June 6-Aug. 18

COST: $175-$250

DETAILS: Camps for kids

interested in wildlife,

innovation, sports, art,

drama, exercise, technology,

science, engineering, math,

computers and babysitting.INFORMATION: 452-4600

or esa.esc2.net

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FUTUREENGINEERS OFSOUTH TEXASLOCATION: Texas A&M

University-Kingsville

AGE GROUP: Seventh toninth grades

WHEN: 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. June

20-24

COST: $125

DETAILS: Students

accepted to the FEST camp

will work closely with

College of Engineering

faculty and participate in

hands-on activities designed

to introduce a variety of

engineering principals.


2799 or john.mccoy@

tamuk.edu

GET IN THE GAME:

READ

LOCATIONS: Neyland,

Garcia, Harte and La Retama

libraries.

AGE GROUP: Teens

WHEN: Events daily

beginning June 9.

COST: Free

DETAILS: Prizes and games,crafts, Manga, board and

electronic games, book club

and movies.

INFORMATION: 826-7055;

cclibraries.com; facebook.

com/librariescc

MI CASITA

MONTESSORI

SCHOOL BILINGUAL

SUMMERADVENTURESLOCATION: 754 Caddo St.

AGE GROUP: Three to six years

WHEN: 7:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. June6-July 29

COST: $135-$175 week

DETAILS: Hands-on activities,music and arts covering variousthemes about our world whilelearning Spanish.

INFORMATION: 991-1492 ormicasitamontessori.com

NATURE

BLACKLOCK’S

BASIC BIRDINGSUMMER CAMPLOCATION: South Texas

Botanical Gardens & Nature

Center, 8545 S. Staples St.

AGE GROUP: Eight to 13

years old

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., July

6-8; Registration due June

29.

COST: $75 members; $90

non-members

DETAILS: Campers learn

basic bird identification

techniques and bird biology

using fun games and

challenges, with birder,

educator, author and

naturalist Gene Blacklock,

and other guest speakers.


or stxbot.org

KIDS SUMMERNATURE CAMPSLOCATION: South Texas

Botanical Gardens & Nature

Center, 8545 S. Staples St.

AGE GROUP: Five to seven;eight to 12 years old

WHEN: Weekly from 8:45

a.m. to noon, June 13-July 1

for younger groups, July 11-

29 for older groups

COST: $75 members, $90

non-members

DETAILS: Each week offers

a different theme including

crafts, birds and reptiles,

recycling/repurposing

and lessons about nature,

wetlands, wildlife and

natural resources.


or stxbot.org

TEXAS STATEAQUARIUM SEACAMPLOCATION: 2710 N.

Shoreline Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Four to 17years old

WHEN: Daytimes beginning

in May; weekly June 6-Aug.

19

COST: Storytimes are $15

for adult and child pair.

Camps range for members

$125-$245, non-members

$150-$270

DETAILS: Participants will

learn about sea life through

inclusive and collaborative

learning. Participants are

grouped by age. Older

campers can experience

overnight stays and behind-

the-scenes looks at the

aquarium.


or txstateaquarium.org

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OFFICE OF YOUTH MINISTRY

Name of camp: Diocese of Corpus Christi Week

Deer Creek Camp

Dates and times of camp: July 17th 11 am –

July 22nd 4 pm

Phone number/website: 361-882-6191 ext. 687.

www.DioceseCC.org/youth

Cost: $600 per child

Ages of children allowed to participate: 7 years – 16 yearsOne sentence synopsis of what the camp is about:

We will travel to Medina,TX and the children from the

Diocese of Corpus Christi will have a healthy, exciting,

fun and spiritual experience and we hope to make it the

best week of your child’s life.

Name of camp: King of the Court BasketballTournament

Dates and times of camp: July 23, 2016

Phone number/website: 361-882-6191 ext. 687.

www.DioceseCC.org/youth

Cost: $25 per person (team consist of 3-4 youth)Ages of children allowed

to participate: Grades 6th – 12th

(School year 2016-2017)

One sentence synopsis of what the camp is about:

The 3-3 King of the Court BasketballTournament will

help support several local charities identified in the

packet while having fun at the same time.

CATHOLIC VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Our Lady of Victory Beeville

Name of camp: Cave Quest

Dates and times of camp: Dates: July 11 - 15

Time: 9am till 1pm

Phone number/website: 361-358-0088 OLV office

Contact: Laly Arteaga @ 361-542-9409

Website: olvbeeville.org

Cost: FREE!!!

Ages of childrenallowed to participate: Pre-kinder 3 thru 6th grade


We teach bible and crafts and playing games with Lets

follow Jesus!The Light of the World.

Ss. Cyril & Methodius Corpus Christi

Name of camp: Ss. Cyril & Methodius “CAVEQUEST”

Following Jesus The Light of the World

Dates and times of camp:

June 20th-June 24th 9:00am till Noon

Phone number/website: 361-853-7371

Cost: $20 per childAges of children

allowed to participate: Kinder through 5th grade


At Cave Quest Totally Catholic VBS, kids experience

God’s word in surprising and unforgettable ways! Each

day leaders reinforce one Scripture teaching – which

makes it easy for kids to remember and apply to real life!

Our Lady of Mount Carmel/

ImmaculateConception

Portland

Name of Camp:

Vacation Bible School

Dates: Tuesday-Friday

May 31-June 3, 2016

Time: 8:30am-12 noon

Location: Our Lady of Mount

Carmel PortlandPlease register through

OLMC: 361-643-3548

Cost: $15 per child

Age: Information not available

Our Lady of Perpetual Help Corpus Christi

Name of camp: Marvelous Mystery

Dates and times of camp: July 11-15, 2016;

8:30 am – 12 noon

Phone number/website: 361-991-7891;

www.olphcctx.org

Cost: $25.00/$10.00 per additional childAges of children allowed to participate:

1st – 5th Grades


Kids will develop a new appreciation for the Catholic

Mass and will deepen their love for Jesus in the

Eucharist through faith teachings,catchy music, fun

games,skits,crafts, and snacks!

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Nature/Sports

H2ODYSSEY CAMPLOCATION: Texas MaritimeMuseum, 1202 Navigation Circle,Rockport

AGE GROUP: Five years old tofifth grade

WHEN: All camps from 1:30 p.m.to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, June13-17, June 20-24, July 11-15, July18-22

COST: Registration $75, begins

May 7. Scholarships available.

DETAILS: Campers learn aboutwater, the ways we use it, needit, fight it or change it. Activitiesdemonstrate how things work,are built, react, water’s physicalproperties and ways to createwater based art. Monday-Thurs-day are at the museum. Fridays

are spent at the community pool.

INFORMATION: 361-729-1271 ortexasmaritimemuseum.org

MARINE SCIENCE

INSTITUTELOCATION: 750 Channel ViewDrive, Port Aransas

AGE GROUP: Third to eighthgraders

WHEN: Weekly from 8:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. June 6-July 1

COST: $30 for third and fourthgraders, $60 for fifth to eighthgraders

DETAILS: Students become im-mersed in science and technol-ogy while conducting field and

lab activities alongside scientistsand teachers as their mentors.

INFORMATION: 361-749-6744 orutmsi.utexas.edu/visit/summer-science/port-aransas-texas

SPORTS

CORPUSCHRISTIATHLETIC

CLUB SUMMERGYMNASTICSCAMPLOCATION: 2101 Airline

Road

AGE GROUP: Five to 12

years old.

WHEN: 9 to 1 p.m. Monday-

Thursday; June 27-30, July

25-28

COST: $150 session

members; $200 session

non-membersDETAILS: Our certified

staff ensures intensive

gymnastics training for both

beginners and advanced

campers.



CORPUS

CHRISTIATHLETICCLUB TENNISCAMPLOCATION: 2101 Airline

Road


years old

WHEN: Two-week sessions

June 6-Aug. 4

COST: $40 to $250

members; $65 to $300 non-

members

DETAILS: The campers will

receive various instruction

including but not limited

to tennis drills, games,

swimming, modified play

and pickle ball.



CORPUSCHRISTI YACHTCLUB LEARN-TO-SAILLOCATION: 98 Cooper’s

Alley

AGE GROUP: Eight to 18

years old


in one or two-week sessionsJune 27-Aug. 12

COST: $175 week/$350 two

weeks

DETAILS: Students learn

about on water safety,

proper rigging techniques,

basic sailing skills, knots,

nautical terminology and

weather.


or ccyc.com

i9 SPORTSOF CORPUSCHRISTILOCATION: Annapolis

Christian Academy, 3875 S.

Staples St., Kings Crossing

Church of Christ, 5901

Yorktown

AGE GROUP: Three to 14

WHEN: Practice on

Saturdays only beginningJuly 9

COST: $109-$135

DETAILS: Flag football,

soccer, basketball, t-ball

leagues


or i9Sports.com

SOUTH TEXAS

ALL-STARBASKETBALLCAMPLOCATION: First Baptist

Church recreation center,

3115 Ocean Drive

AGE GROUP: Kindergarten

to 11th grade

WHEN: 8 a.m. to noon, 1 to

5 p.m. or all day June 6-July

29COST: $120-$250

DETAILS: Beginning ball-

players looking to learn the

game all the way up to high

school players looking for a

leg up on their competition.

INFORMATION: 774-

2942, 739-2251 or

stxbasketballcamp.com

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BOYS’ AND GIRLS’

CHRISTIAN

BASKETBALL CAMPLOCATION: Yorktown BaptistChurch, 5025 Yorktown Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Seven to 16WHEN: June 6-10 for girls, June20-24 for boys

COST: $80

INFORMATION: 993-9675 oryorktown.cc

CHURCH OF HOPE

MEGA SPORTS CAMPLOCATION: 13024 Leopard St.

AGE GROUP: Five to 12 years old

WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon June20-23

COST: TBA

DETAILS: Sports and for studentsnot interested in sports there willbe cooking and drama classes.


CORPUS CHRISTI

HOOKS BASEBALL

CAMPLOCATION: Whataburger Field

AGE GROUP: Five to 12 years old

WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon June 8-10and July 13-15

COST: $130 individual; $115 perplayer if part of group of five ormore.

DETAILS: Learn from Hooksplayers, coaches and high schoolcoaches.

INFORMATION: Jeff Mackor,561-4678

INCARNATE WORDACADEMYLOCATION: 2920 S. Alameda

AGE GROUP: Grades five to 12

WHEN: Weekly June 13-23

COST: $75-$120

DETAILS: Girls volleyball andbasketball

INFORMATION: 883-0857 oriwacc.org/sports_camps

TEXAS A&M

UNIVERSITY-CORPUS

CHRISTI SPORTS

CAMPSLOCATION: At the university

AGE GROUP: Elementary to highschool students

WHEN: June 6-August 18, variesby sport

COST: Varies by camp. Scholar-ships available.

DETAILS: Camps for men’s andwomen’s basketball, tennis, soc-cer, volleyball, softball, baseball,cross country and track and field.

INFORMATION: goislanders.com/information/Camps

Sports

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLE JAVELINA BOYS’BASKETBALLLOCATION: Texas A&M University-Kingsville

AGE GROUP: Seven to 17 years old

WHEN: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 11-15COST: $210 for day camp; $380 for overnight camp.

Payment plan available.

DETAILS: Receive expert instruction Javelina basketball

staff and student athletes.

INFORMATION: 361-593-4874 or Gustavo.Gonzalez@

students.tamuk.edu

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-KINGSVILLE JAVELINAVOLLEYBALL ALL-SKILLS CAMPLOCATION: Texas A&M University-Kingsville


WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 1-3

COST: $200 for commuter camper (lunch provided); $310

for overnight camper (all meals provided).

DETAILS: Focus on developing volleyball skills through

high-quality instruction while learning in a fun and energetic

environment.

INFORMATION: 361-593-2413 or [email protected]

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VARIETY

BOYS& GIRLSCLUB OF THECOASTAL BENDLOCATION: 3902

Greenwood Drive, 401 W.

Ligustrum Blvd, Robstown

AGE GROUP: Six to 18

WHEN: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. June

6-Aug. 5

COST: $36 weekly.

Scholarships available.

DETAILS: Field trips,

movies, bowling, museum

visits, skating, games,

art projects, daily fitness

challenges

INFORMATION: 852-2505,

387-2983 or bgccb.org

CAMP CONNERLOCATION: Conner

Museum, Texas A&M

University-Kingsville

AGE GROUP: Six to 12 years

oldWHEN: 9:30 a.m. to noon

June 14-July 14. Children

ages six to seven attend on

Tuesdays; ages eight to nine

attend on Wednesdays; ages

10-12 attend on Thursdays.

COST: $100

DETAILS: Campers have an

opportunity to participate

in science experiments, join

in scavenger hunts, make a

variety of crafts using paint,

beads, wood and other art

supplies.


2828 or sandra.allen@

tamuk.edu

GIRLS’ SUMMERLEADERSHIPCAMPLOCATION: YWCA, 4601

Corona

AGE GROUP: Fifth and sixthgrade girls

WHEN: Four days weekly

from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

June 13-Aug. 4


available.

DETAILS: Friend-making,

teamwork, decision-making,

swimming, guest speakers.


or ywca.org/corpuschristi

SUMMERSCIENCE CAMPLOCATION: Corpus Christi

Museum of Science &

History, 1900 N. Chaparral

St.

AGE GROUP: Four years old

to sixth grade

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,

June 6-Aug. 19. Before and

after care available.

COST: $215 members, $240

non members. Scholarships

available.DETAILS: Camp themes

change weekly and include

crime scene investigation,

bugs, space, dinosaurs,

engineering, robotics,

exploration and ballistics for

launching rockets, blasting

your own air cannon and jet

propulsion.


or ccmuseum.com

COQUAT RANCHSUMMER CAMPLOCATION: 5454 County Road4491, Aransas Pass

AGE GROUP: Eight to teen

WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June7-9, July and August TBA

COST: $350

DETAILS: Fishing, hiking, hot

CALLER - TIMES ARCHIVES

Corpus Christi Public Libraries have a variety of activities for little kids and teens.

SUMMER CAMP

5th & 6th Grade

GIRLS!!

YWCA 4601 Corona

REGISTER:

www.ywca.org/

corpuschristi

SCHOLARSHIPS

361-857-5661 ext. 15

[email protected]

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dog and marshmallow roasts,hay rides, horseback riding, ponypainting, barn duties, horse feed-ing and care, horse grooming andfield events.

INFORMATION: 361-319-2733 or

www.coquatranch.com

CORPUS CHRISTILIBRARY SYSTEMLOCATIONS: Neyland, Hopkins,McDonald, Garcia, Harte and LaRetama libraries.

AGE GROUP: Toddler to teen

WHEN: Monday-Friday, June6-July 16

COST: Free

DETAILS: Each branch locationvaries and offers a wide varietyof activies throughout the day,every day including story time,games, science experiments,songs, finger plays, movies, artsand crafts and music.

INFORMATION: 826-7055;cclibraries.com; facebook.com/ librariescc

CORPUS CHRISTIPARKS & RECREATIONLOCATION: Throughout city

AGE GROUP: Six to 18-year-olds

WHEN: Begins at end of school

year-Aug. 12

COST: Varies by camp. Tuition as-sistance available.

DETAILS: Programs includeswimming, swim lessons, boardgames, indoor and outdoorgames, guest speakers, baseball,basketball, recreation, science,hiking, fishing, kayaking and fieldtrips.

INFORMATION: ccparkandrec.com

THE DEAF AND HARDOF HEARING CENTERLOCATION: 5151 McArdle Road


WHEN: June 6-10, June 13-17;Fridays only June 24-July 29

COST: $30, $100, $310

DETAILS: Three camps includ-ing one where participants learnsign language through games

and arts and crafts; another is

an overnight camp in Rockportand the third is educational daytrips for Deaf and Hard of HearingChildren.

INFORMATION: 993-1154 ordeafhhcenter.org

MEMORIAL DAY PLAYDAYLOCATION: South Shore Chris-tian Church, 4710 Alameda

AGE GROUP: Elementary tomiddle school

WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 30

COST: Free

DETAILS: Fun and lunch includ-ing slip and slide, trampoline,dance show, face painting, animalstuffing and sprinkler run.

INFORMATION: 992-6391 orsouthshorecc.org

SUMMEREXPERIENCE INARANSAS (S.E.A.)LOCATION: Texas MaritimeMuseum, 1202 Navigation Circle,Rockport

AGE GROUP: First to fifth grade

(based on 2015-16 school year)

WHEN: All camps 9 a.m. to noonMonday-Friday. June 13-17 andJuly 18-22, first-second grade;June 20-24 and July 11-15, third-fourth grade; July 25-29, fifth

grade

COST: All Aransas Countystudents/residents are free. Non-residents $50. Aransas Countyregistration forms accepted 8to 10 a.m. May 7 at the TexasMaritime Museum. All others willbe accepted May 9.

DETAILS: Students experiencehistory, wildlife and ecology,kayaking, fishing, sandcastlesculpting and will take field tripsto area attractions.

INFORMATION: 361-729-1271 ortexasmaritimemuseum.org

YMCALOCATIONS: 417 S. Upper Broad-way, John Paul High School, 3036Saratoga Blvd.

AGE GROUP: Elementary, middleschool

WHEN: June 6-Aug. 26

COST: $90 for members/ $120non members

DETAILS: Field trips, arts andcrafts, gym time, outside activi-ties, reading program, swimming,lunch included.


YOUTH ODYSSEYAGE GROUP: 10-17

WHEN: Week-long sessions June7-12, June 14-19, July 18-23, Aug.2-7

COST: $400-$500. Scholarshipsavailable.

DETAILS: Four adventureleadership-themed camps that

include surfing, kayaking, naturalhistory; water canoeing, campingand swimming; horseback riding,cooking lessons and camping onthe seashore; backpacking, mapand compass orienteering.

INFORMATION: 946-6016, 793-9691, youthodyssey.com/sum-mercamps.php

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