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Summer Camps at San Diego Circus Center

June 10 to June 14

June 17 to June 21

June 24 to June 28

July 1 to July 5

July 8 to July 12

July 15 to July 19

July 22 to July 26

July 29 to August 2

August 5 to August 9

August 12 to August 16

August 19 to August 23

Summer Safari Camp

Join us for an exploration of all things wild .

From lions to lizards to laughing kookaburras, young explorers will be immersed in hands-on, minds-on learning while having fun! Zoo Atlanta’s Summer Safari Camp is the perfect summer break experience for children ages 5 to 14. Select an individual week that fits in your summer plans, or spend the entire summer with us.

Junior Ranger

weekly, May 28, 2024 - August 2, 2024

Safari Camp hours are 9 a.m.–4 p.m.  (Drop-off starts 8:30 a.m.)

Extended care available for $ 75 per week from 8 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Junior Ranger and Ranger: $400/week
Quest $425/week
Junior Ranger and Ranger: $320/week
Quest $340/week

Abbreviated weeks of camps due to holidays will be prorated.

EXTENDED CARE COST: $75/week   

Junior Rangers: Ages 5-7
Rangers: Ages 8-11
Quest: Ages 12-14

THEMES:  Each week campers embark on a different Zoo expedition, exploring wildlife and wild places. From Marvelous Mimicry to Fantastic Flights, participants will be engaged in ways they can save wildlife and wild places. 

Week 1: May 28-31

Junior Rangers (Ages 5 - 7), Rangers (Ages 8 - 11)

Fabulous Food: Every animal has unique food needs, whether they eat leaves, bugs, fruit, other animals, or a mix of all of the above. In the Zoo, our Animal Care Teams meet the dietary needs of a wide variety of eaters. So, how do we determine what and how much to give each animal to ensure a proper diet? Campers will learn all about animal diets, while creating the ultimate Zoo banquet table to present to other campers at the end of the week!

Quest (Ages 12 - 14)

Animal Care & Conservation Specialists : Many hands make light work, and it takes an extensive array of uniquely skilled hands to care for the wide variety of living species that call Zoo Atlanta home. It takes still more hands to protect the wild counterparts of those species. Quest campers will explore some of the many specialty areas* whose work contributes to Zoo Atlanta's global advocacy for wild animals and wild places. Throughout the summer, Quest campers will engage in hands-on, minds-on activities to learn about animal care and habitats, meet some of our amazing specialists in animal care and husbandry, and build relationships with like-minded peers who hope to contribute to a world where humans and animals can flourish together.

*There is no guarantee that campers will be allowed in behind-the-scenes areas.

Week 2: June 3-7

Balancing Act: Every ecosystem, from the tiniest of tidepools to the global biosphere, is a delicate balance of factors both living and non-living. Campers will explore what makes an ecosystem, how they stay in balance, and how we as humans impact that balance in our own backyards as well as around the globe. Campers will round out the week by celebrating their group's favorite ecosystem with a living tableau to share with fellow campers!

Week 3: June 10-14

Following Footprints: All over the animal kingdom, animals rely on feet to get around. But what's in a toe? Why do some toes need to be sticky, but others need to be webbed? Campers will journey with us through the diverse world of animal feet and explore how what we do with our feet can impact the world around us. Campers will create a field guide of their favorite feet to share with friends and family!

Week 4: June 17-21

Marvelous Mimicry : Copycat isn't just a fun game to play as a kid ; it's also a great survival strategy! Explore the wonderful world of mimicry as we learn how all kinds of animals play pretend in order to stay safe in the wild! While we're at it, we'll talk about a few things that we humans have learned to mimic from our animal co-habitants to help make life easier for us. Campers will test out their mimicry skills in a talent show of monumental proportions, as we determine which of our humans gets to claim the title of most marvelous mimicry!

Week 5: June 24-June 28

Family Dynamics: As humans, we typically love to be surrounded by a community of friends, family, and neighbors. But what about animals? This week at C amp, we will explore the social dynamics of different species . Campers will learn to answer how accredited zoos group animals in their care to promote their well-being. Campers will dive into what community looks like for different species around the world , and will celebrate the C amp community by joining forces to build our very own camper habitats!

Week 6: July 1-3

Fantastic Flights: Birds come in all shapes, sizes, and colors! This week we will explore the diversity of birds around the world! Join us as we talk habitats , colors, flight, food chains, and backyard bird conservation. Then bring the family to a parade through the Zoo as your campers show off the beauty of birds!

Week 7: July 8-12

Week 8: july 15-19, week 9: july 22-26, week 10: july 29-august 2.

Safari Camp is a great opportunity to engage young explorers in learning about the wild world around them and beginning their journey of conservation stewardship. Through Zoo explorations, up-close animal encounters, STEAM-based projects, hands-on science activities, environmental games and more, campers learn about attainable strategies and goals to combat environmental issues and are charged with finding simple ways that they can make a difference.

While Zoo Atlanta is a great place to discover nature and wildlife, it is also important that campers have a chance to experience wildlife in a more naturalistic setting. Campers and their Educators may travel out to Grant Park (which surrounds the Zoo) to participate in a variety of activities such as nature walks, environmental research, and group team-building games.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT:

Advance registration is required.
Payment in full is required at the time of registration.
Walk-up registrations are not accepted.
Registration closes the Wednesday before at midnight.

CANCELLATION & NO-SHOW POLICY:

Refunds will not be issued for no-shows.
Refunds will not be issued for individual missed days of Camp.
Cancellations received 2 or more weeks prior to the program start date will receive a full refund.
Cancellation received 2 weeks or less prior to the program start date will result in a loss of 50% of total cost of the cancelled reservation.
Camp programs are rain-or-shine.

CHECK-IN & PICK-UP:

Check-in and pick-up will occur via the Education Conservation Gate of the Zoo. The Education Conservation Gate is located in the south (right-hand) corner of the Cherokee Avenue parking lot.
For your child’s safety, an adult 18 years old or older must check-in and pick-up your child with Zoo Atlanta staff.
To ensure the safety of all campers, caregivers will be given a number when they check-in their campers. Please make sure that whoever picks up your child knows this number. For their own safety, no camper will be released to someone who does not know their number.
Participants arriving late must use the call box outside the Education Conservation Gate to call Security.
All campers who have not purchased Extended Care and are not picked up by 4:30 p.m. will incur fees.
If camper is picked up late between 4:31 p.m.- 5 p.m. , an additional $10 fee will be owed.
If camper is picked up late after 5:01 p.m. , you will be charged an additional $1 for every additional minute.

PARTICIPANT SAFETY POLICIES

We ask all participants to stay home if they are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms .

Any other questions? Don’t hesitate to ask! Call 404.624.5822 or email [email protected] .

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Summer Camps

Summer camp registration opens february 19.

Summer Under the Big Top

Circus Juventas summer camps are all about creating a safe space where students can have new adventures, experience traditional and contemporary circus arts and global inspirations, and receive encouragement in a non-competitive, nurturing environment. A one-of-a-kind summer camp experience in the Twin Cities, our week-long, daily sampler, or teen high-flying adventure day camps are led by an internationally-renowned troupe of coaches in our award-winning big top. Our camps are designed to delight, challenge, and inspire campers in new and creative ways.

Summer camps are a great way to experience the magic of circus without the year-long commitment of our regular classes. CJ coaches are committed to working individually with every student based on the students’ needs and abilities. Many of our campers return each year — and we welcome new students too.

Circus Juventas offers three types of summer camp options: Performance week-long camps, daily sampler camps, and teen high-flying adventure camps. All options provide experience of ALL genres of the circus arts: aerial, acrobatics, balance, juggling, and theater. All camps run 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and are for ages 6-18. Students are assigned groups based on age. Buddy requests are available.

Campers who voluntarily withdraw from camp before May 1 are refunded all but the deposit of $125 for week-long camps and $30 per day for sampler camps. The annual registration fee is non-refundable. Any cancellations made after May 1 are not eligible for a refund.

2024 Summer Camp Options

2024 summer camp registration in closed..

Sampler Camps $90/day or $50/half day.

• Ages 6-15 • A la carte: Pick one day or up to all five days • No performance (even if you attend the whole week) • Half-day camp option runs mornings only (9 a.m.-12 p.m.)

Week-Long Performance Camps $450/week.

• Ages 6-15 • Attend all 5 days, Monday-Friday • At the end of the week, choose two acts to perform for family and friends!

Teen High-Flying Adventure Camp $375/week.

• Ages 13-18 • An exhilarating combination of our most thrilling acts (Flying Trapeze, Bungee Trapeze, High Wire Walking, and German Wheel), this camp is an adventure you’ll remember for a lifetime • Sign up for the whole week. No performance at the end of the week For safety of fliers and coaches, students must weigh less than 175 pounds and be at least 4’10” in height to participate in the flying trapeze portion of camp.

2024 Summer Camp Dates

Sampler Camps For ages 6-15. Sign up per day; full- and half-day options available. No performance at the end of the week. $90/day or $50/half day.

June 3 June 4 June 5 June 6 June 7 July 1 July 2 July 3

Week-Long Performance Camps For ages 6-15. Sign up for the whole week. At the end of the week, choose two acts to perform for family and friends! $450/week.

June 10 – 14 June 17 – 21 June 24 – 28 July 8 – 12

Teen High-Flying Adventure Camp For ages 13-18. Sign up for the whole week. No performance at the end of the week. $375/week.

July 1 – 3

Take a look at the FAQs below to learn more about the differences between performance week and sampler camps.

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Summer camp faq's:.

Parents of summer campers have great questions when registering for camp. We’ve curated many over the years, with the most frequently asked questions listed below. Click on the tabs to sort the questions by category. If you still have questions, feel free to call!

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Week-long performance camp participants perform in an end-of-week showcase for their parents/guardians. The performance takes place at 2 p.m. on Friday. We recommend arriving early to provide time for parking. The curtain opens for seating 5-10 minutes before the show.

No. We ask that parents/guardians drop off campers no earlier than 8:45 a.m. and pick up at 3 p.m. Campers must be signed in and out every day.

All performance camps and teen camp participants will receive a t-shirt with their registration.

We recommend campers pack a day bag in which to store a lunch box, water bottle, mid-morning and mid-afternoon snacks, athletic shoes, and socks. Campers should write their names on everything they pack.

We recommend campers wear comfortable clothing in which they can move (i.e.: tank tops and leggings; shorts and t-shirts; leotards, etc.), but nothing too baggy so as to hinder spotting. Long hair should be pulled back and large jewelry removed. Campers should bring close-toed shoes for some of the equipment.

Yes. Food is not provided at Circus Juventas.

Summer camp confirmation emails are sent immediately after payment is submitted and registration is complete.

Circus Juventas reserves the right to cancel a camp due to insufficient enrollment, in which case, a full refund is processed. Should you decide to voluntarily withdrawal before May 1, all but the deposit of $125.00 for week-long camps and $30.00 per day for sampler camps may be refunded. All registrations fees are non-refundable. Any cancellations made after May 1 are not eligible for a refund. Please contact our administrative team with questions: [email protected] .

No. Due to the nature of the program, we do not offer make-up opportunities.

A waitlist option is available on the registration site immediately after a camp reaches capacity. Circus Juventas staff will notify you if a space becomes available based on the order of registration submission. Camp registrations from the wait list are closed one week prior to the start date. In previous years, there was minimal movement from the waitlist.

No. In fact, most of our campers come to camp with little to no experience (though we have many campers who return summer after summer).

The performance is meant mostly for parents/guardians, as we have limited audience space.

Yes, they can. Campers are able to request one buddy as part of the registration process. Please note: for two campers to be placed together they both need to request each other as buddies. Additionally, students who are more than 2 years apart in age may not be put into groups together in order to provide the best training for both students.

Campers get to experience a little bit of everything; from trapeze to trampoline, silks to low wire, juggling to acrobatics, our camps are designed for high-energy kids.

While campers are supervised by a handful of our full-time, international coaching staff, they spend the majority of their time with our student coaches, who train year-round at Circus Juventas in our most advanced acts. Our student coaches bring a high level of enthusiasm and professionalism to the camp environment and have a really good time training our campers.

Campers arrive between 8:45 and 9 a.m. and are signed in at the front desk. At 9 they meet with their assigned group leader for welcome activities and warm up. These groups (which remain the same for week-long campers) cycle throughout stations, with a few breaks for snacks and coach demonstrations. After lunch, weather permitting, campers have time outside in the adjoining park OR participate in a craft activity. The remaining time is devoted to circus activities (stations, etc.) until campers are picked up at 3 p.m. At 3 p.m. campers are signed out by guardians with their group leader. Week-long campers spend time later in the week preparing for Friday’s performance.

Campers as young as 6 (going into first grade in the fall) and as old as 15 can register for summer camps at Circus Juventas. Campers must have completed one full year of kindergarten (not pre-K). Our Teen Adventure Camps is for ages 13-18.

We take up to 80 campers per day/week and have a ratio of 8:1 campers to coaches.

Yes, we do. Students who have previously enrolled in classes or camps at Circus Juventas are automatically notified. For new campers to get onto this mailing list, we recommend completing the PRE-REGISTRATION process A.S.A.P.

Online registration for summer camps opens in February and remains open until one week before the camp you are registering for starts.

All CJ students are required to pay an annual, non-refundable $45 registration fee. This is the only additional cost outside of camp tuition.

We recommend paying in full at the time of registration. If a payment plan is needed, we require a nonrefundable deposit at the time of registration ($125 for week-long, $30 per day for samplers in addition to the $45 non-refundable, registration fee). All balances MUST be paid in full by May 1. Registrations received after May 1 must be paid in full at the time of registration. Scholarships are not available for summer camp.

Camps run in June and July. A camp day lasts from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

In terms of the structure of the day, there really is no difference between the two. The difference has to do mostly with scheduling and commitment of time: campers registered for a week-long performance camp commit to a full week of camp (Monday through Friday) and participate in a showcase performance for parents at the end of the week. Campers sign up for sampler camps on a pick and choose basis, so a full week commitment is not required. There is also a half-day (morning) option for the sampler camps.

When school is out, Safari Camp is in!

P rovide the perfect adventure for your young animal fanatic! Camps feature animal experiences, zoo expeditions, and hands-on, camper-driven exploration. Escape the ordinary - go WILD with Safari Camp at Denver Zoo.

2024 Summer Safari Camp registration opened to Denver Zoo Members on Tuesday, January 16 at 9:00 a.m. Registration opened to all on Wednesday, January 17 at 9:00 a.m. Remaining camp spots are extremely limited.

While our system does not accommodate a waitlist, if space opens due to cancellations or transfers, they will automatically repost on our website. Please check back often for updated availability.

Members: If you updated your account password for Denver Zoo’s new ticketing system, please use your OLD password when registering for camps and when accessing the Camp Portal.

Already registered click here to access the camp portal:, things to know....

Campers must turn 5 years old by October 1, 2024

Cancellation Policy : All sales are final, unless the Zoo must cancel the program.
Transfer Policy: Requests to transfer your camp spot to another family will only be considered 7 or more days in advance of the camp’s start date, and will incur a transfer fee of $50. Transfers within 7 days and partial week transfers are not possible and will not be considered. To initiate a transfer request with more than 7 days advance notice, please contact [email protected]
P arent s / G uardian s must register their own child to participate in Safari Camp and use their own Denver Zoo membership account to receive the Safari Camp early access. Registering for a camper other than your own child will result in a minimum administrative fee of $50 each to transfer registration(s) to the appropriate parent/caregiver account.
Campers must be registered for the grade level they will enter in Fall 2024 . All camp curricula are designed based on Colorado Academic Standards and NGSS with specific activities appropriate for each developmental stage. Registering a camper for the wrong age/grade group will result in a dropped registration without refund or, in the rare situation where a transfer to the correct age group is available, a minimum administrative fee of $50 per transferred camp. Note, transfers are not guaranteed and rarely available.
Campers are not allowed to attend more than one camp with the same title. This prevents children from attending camp where they repeat the same curriculum and activities. Registering campers for camps with the same title will result in dropped registrations without refund or, in the rare situation where a transfer to an alternative, qualifying camp is available, a minimum administrative fee of $50 per transferred camp. Note, transfers are not guaranteed and rarely available.
Lunch + 2 snacks: Nut-free is encouraged. Heating and refrigeration are not available.
Water bottle
Camp issued t-shirt must be worn everyday camp. Campers will receive their camp shirt on Day 1 . Flip flops are not recommended.

Registration Information

Step 1 of Registration: Purchase a spot for your camper in the week and camp title of your choosing. No camper details will be filled out at this time.

Members: If you updated your account password for Denver Zoo's new ticketing system, please use your OLD password when registering for camps and when accessing the Camp Portal.
Have a major credit card on hand and ready to go. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and AMEX.
Complete your purchase. This step reserves your camper's spot.

Step 2 of Registration: After purchasing a camp, click HERE to fill out general questions about your camper(s) in the Parent Portal, including a brief medical history, sign waivers, etc. Campers cannot attend camp until this step is complete!

Have the following information available for this step in the registration process:

Contact details including home and work addresses, and phone numbers for the parent/guardian that is filling out this information (and any additional parent/guardian)
Name, and date of birth of camper
Medical history for camper
Name, address, and phone number of camper’s physician, dentist, and preferred hospital
Name, address, and phone number of two emergency contacts
Name, address, and phone number of any additional people (must be over 18) who are authorized to pick up camper
5-day Camps - $350
3-day Camp (June 5 -7, July 1-3) - $210
6-9 Grades "Conservation" Camps - $410
8-9 Grades "Animal Care 101" Camp - $410
Late Care - $75 for 5-day Camps, $45 for 3-day Camps

2024 Summer Safari Camps are available at the above rates for both Denver Zoo members and the general public. We appreciate your support!

Service and Accommodation Fees

Cancellation Policy: All sales are final, unless the Zoo must cancel the program.
Transfer Policy: Requests to transfer your camp spot to another family will only be considered 7 or more days in advance of the camp’s start date, and will incur a transfer fee of $50. Transfers within 7 days and partial week transfers are not possible and will not be considered. To initiate a transfer request with more than 7 days advance notice, please contact [email protected]
Accommodation Fees: With advance notice, children may be dropped off or picked up during lunchtime (12:00–1:00 p.m.) at no charge, as campers are always in a pre-defined area during the lunch hour. At other times of the day, campers may be anywhere within the 80-acre Zoo property (or on a field trip), making late arrivals and early departures complicated, resulting in an $5 accommodation fee.

2024 Dates & Times

Running Weekly: June 5 - August 16, 2024

9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A limited number of Late Care spots are available for pre-registered campers. Late Care occurs from 4:15 - 5:30 p.m.

Before Care is not offered.

Important Information

• Policies and Procedures

• Important Information: Logistics Cheat Sheet

• Illness Policy

Medication Administration Permission Form

If your child requires emergency, prescription, or over-the-counter medication during camp, a parent/guardian and the child’s physician must complete and submit a Medication Administration Permission Form two weeks prior to your child’s first day of camp. Any medication for a chronic illness such as asthma, allergies, or diabetes must be accompanied by a Care Plan written and signed by the child’s physician. Upon review of your camper’s forms, it may be necessary to meet with the parent/guardian to develop a Health Plan.

Accommodations for Special Needs

Campers of all abilities are welcome to register for camp. In order to meet our goal of setting all campers up for success, we ask that you please contact us if your child has any special needs of which we should be aware. We happily work with parents/guardians to make Safari Camp accessible to children with varying needs in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities act; however, we are unable to provide one-on-one or supplementary services. If your child needs to attend camp with his/her full-time care provider, special arrangements can be made, but must be scheduled several weeks in advance for security purposes. After undergoing a background check, the adult caregiver may attend at no charge.

ACCESS TO AWE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Camp scholarships are offered annually through Denver Zoo's Access to Awe Fund.

The application opened on January 5. All funds have been distributed and the process closed for Summer 2024.

Click below to learn more about camp scholarships.

Questions or concerns? Contact us at [email protected] .

2024 Program Information

Weekly programs for kindergarten through 9th grade, all camps are not offered all weeks. please check the camp schedule for availability., kindergarten and 1st grade.

Zoo Engineers

Every animal needs a habitat. Take a closer look at the Zoo homes of our favorite animal residents and discover how their space provides what they need ! If you built a z oo , what would the habitat s look like? We'll need to ensure the creature comforts ; put on your Zoo engineer hat if you're up to the challenge !

The Zoo in You

Two peas in a pod or apples and oranges? Explore the diversity that makes our animal kingdom truly extraordinary. Compare and contrast p atterns, traits, habits, and life styles - a nd where YOU fit in the puzzle ! Connect the dots – and stripes! - as we u ncover the characteristics that make all living things the same, but different.

Nature Play the Zoo Way

Your camper will have an unbe-LEAF-able week connecting with animals and the natural world in Denver Zoo’s nature play camp! Young explorers will engage their sense of wonder and discovery as they literally dig into nature on the Zofnass Barclay Family Nature Play Trail; climb under bushes, find bugs, balance on stumps, and get their hands dirty. This camp is sure to ROCK – come play with us!

2nd and 3rd Grade

Eco Explorers

Join us on a journey of discovery as we uncover the connection s between plants, animals and people in the ecosy stems we share . At Denver Zoo, we believe that everyone has the power to make a positive impact on our planet . We’ll help campers discover the ways they are already helping wildlife, and easy ways to keep making a difference!

Zooper Keepers

Denver Zoo has its very own Z ooper H eroes – the animal care team! Each d ay they provid e food, space, fun, and support for over 3000 animals, each with unique needs. From a three-legged African wild dog to nearly 30 tons of elephant - g et to know the animals , t heir stories, and play a role in h elping them thrive !

4th and 5th Grade

Some animals are stealthy, others have extraordinary healing capabilities, but the best of the best copy and duplicate the remarkable abilities found in others! Explore some of nature's bio-mimics and learn how people use animals as inspiration . Why is the extreme durability of a rainforest seed important for saving elephants? Imagine how you'd incorporate the best adaptations animals into something that can help us all !

6th and 7th Grade

Conservation Camp

Join Denver Zoo in its commitment to save wildlife ! Meet conservationists at Denver Zoo and delve into the challenges, successes, and partnerships to save animals like bison, Lake Titicaca frogs, and big horn sheep . Then take your knowledge on the road ! Do your part to build a world where wildlife thrives by participating in REAL field conservation in Colorado. One or two days of this camp involve field trips doing conservation work in the Denver metro area.

6th through 8th Grade

Zooper Villains and Monsters

Bam! Boom! Zap! ROAR! ? Good vs. evil is t he ultimate battle in any comic – but what about in the critter-verse ? Like a book , there’s more to a villain than its cover ! Are they monsters or simply misunderstood geniuses of evolution? Become the author and help us tell the story for the animal antiheroes among us – it ’ s sure to be a page turner!

8th and 9th Grade

Join Denver Zoo in its commitment to save wildlife in this special camp. Meet conservationists at Denver Zoo and delve into the challenges, successes, and partnerships to save animals like bison, Lake Titicaca frogs, and big horn sheep. Then take your knowledge on the road! Do your part to build a world where wildlife thrives by participating in REAL field conservation in Colorado. One or two days of this camp involve field trips doing conservation work in the Denver metro area.

Animal Care 101

In this special week of camp, students entering 8th and 9th grade will interact directly with Denver Zoo’s animal care staff! Our team of Animal Ambassador zookeepers will teach campers the ins and outs of how they care for and train (small) animals. Campers will discover how keepers set goals for their animals, and how to create fun enrichment that helps our animals show off their impressive, natural behaviors. If your soon-to-be 8th or 9th grader is curious about working at a zoo someday, this camp will demonstrate what caring for the animals is all about!

Safari Camp Safety Measures

Denver Zoo follows local, state and federal guidelines when developing its programs, including the CDC Community Level prevention tool and COVID-19 Guidance for Children’s Day Camps . Additionally, Safari Camps collaborates with a contracted health professional to ensure best practice for camper health and wellness. Denver Zoo may adjust COVID-19 related policies or requirements of staff, volunteers, campers and families and will communicate those updates accordingly.

Face Coverings: Face coverings are recommended indoors for staff, volunteers, and campers.
Group Size : Camp groups will be set as recommended by CDPHE for children’s day camps as it relates to total group numbers, room capacities with social distancing, and/or any additional updates as they become available.
Physical Distancing: Children and staff will maintain physical distance as recommended by CDPHE for children’s day camps, as much as possible.

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Circus Summer Camp

Amaze yourself at circus summer camp.

This summer, your child can experience the fun and the thrill of the circus arts right here in Nashville. Our week-long circus camp is just the ticket to learn skills like trapeze, aerial silks, lyra, hooping, juggling and more – all from professional performers!

Ages : 6-12 years old

Location : Nashville Circus Center at Expression City 1724A General George Patton Dr. Brentwood, TN 37027

What to Expect at Circus Summer Camp

Aerial Silks

So your child can move freely, have them wear comfortable clothing and bring a sack lunch with drink(s) as well as a snack. Drop off time is from 9:15-9:30 am and please be prompt for pickup at 3:30 pm.

Camp Registration Schedule

Circus arts at expression city.

We are proud members of American Circus Educators and American Youth Circus Organization, and in addition to circus summer camps, offer an integrated course schedule from beginner to professional with circus education, outreach, performance opportunities and elite training. In fact, our passion for the circus arts inspired us to create dedicated space in the studio for our Nashville Circus Center.

What’s more, our talented instructors are required to be certified which means they must take safety and rigging courses so you can have added peace of mind in your child’s circus summer camp experience at Expression City.

Circus Safari Adventure (No camp on June 19) Afternoon Session

Your children ages 3-5yrs will get to be Silly in the Circus in this Summer Camp!! Lunch & snacks are not provided & will need to be brought daily!

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JUNIOR SUMMER SAFARI

One 4 1/2 hour outdoor day camp
9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
In-depth guided tour of the zoo
Behind-the-scenes look
Exciting animal encounters (some hands-on contact)
Arts and crafts
Photo with an animal ambassador
Feed the animals
(Children up to 13 may attend, however the program is structured for 6-9 year olds)

SENIOR SUMMER SAFARI

One 6 hour outdoor day camp
9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Animal enrichment project
Brave the Junior Explorer Course , our tree-to-tree zipline and obstacle adventure

Summer Safari Discounts

Member Discount: Zoo members receive a discount voucher for 10% off Summer Safari registration. The unique voucher code is emailed to the individual who purchased the memberships. It is included at the bottom of the order receipt sent at the time of purchase. Redeem the voucher online. Guests with memberships that expire on or before June 30, 2024 will need to call the zoo to receive member vouchers.

Click here to see how to use the voucher.

Group Discount: Save $5 per camper when you purchase 3 or more Summer Safari reservations in the same transaction. Discount applied automatically online. Cannot be combined with other discounted tickets. All children registered will need individual permission forms signed and disclosed under which email their ticket has been purchased.

Junior Explorer Course Discount: We offer a discounted price for Junior Summer Safari children to participate on the Junior Explorer Course after the camp finishes. The discount is 20% OFF and is only available for immediate participation at the 2:00 PM training time on the day of the child’s camp visit. Unlike the Senior Summer Safari camp, this course is not part of their camp, so the same rules and restrictions for chaperones on the Junior Explorer Course pertain.

2024 Summer Safari Calendar

No Summer Safari

Junior Summer Safari

Senior Summer Safari

Junior Camp

Senior Camp

HOW TO COME PREPARED

Purchase a camp reservation. You will be emailed the order confirmation
Sign this permission form to register your child
Arrive at the zoo at 9:15 AM for check-in. The camp starts at 9:30 AM.
Bring a lunch for your camper
Bring large water bottles filled with cool water
Dress appropriately to be outside rain or shine: tennis shoes, hats/visors, sunscreen (no flip flops, crocs, or open-backed shoes)
FOR SENIOR SUMMER SAFARI ONLY: Sign this waiver for the Junior Explorer Course

SUMMER SAFARI TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Registration is available online only. Due to the popularity of this program, dates will not be held until payment is received. Registration and all forms listed in the section above MUST be on file before camper can participate. By completing the forms, you declare your child is physically and mentally able to participate in this program without parents.

This is a camp for children. Parents and chaperones are not allowed to participate and/or follow the group around the zoo. This is distracting to the group and interrupts the teaching activity for all campers.

Summer Safari is an outdoor rain or shine camp. Actual camp experiences may vary based on weather or other factors. The Metro Richmond Zoo reserves the right to cancel any Summer Safari program. Participants will be notified by phone call or email. In the event of cancellation by the Metro Richmond Zoo due to extreme weather or other factors, you may reschedule to another Summer Safari date if available or request a full refund. If guests cancel their Summer Safari date or “do not show”, a refund will not be given and rescheduling will not be available.

If you have any questions concerning your child’s registration, call us at (804) 739-5666 ext. 0.

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Circus Summer Camp

Circus summer camp is a truly unique experience!

LET YOUR CHILD RUN AWAY THIS SUMMER AND JOIN THE CIRCUS!

Sarasota’s most unique summer camp experience, register now, kids ages 6*-15 – experience the thrill of the circus at summer day camp.

Discover a variety of circus skills, including…

Trapeze • Rolling Globe • Aerials • Rolla Bolla • Trampoline • Wire Walking • Clowning • Juggling

*Campers must have finished kindergarten. No experience or evaluation is required.

Field Trip:

The extended session will include a field trip to see The Summer Circus Spectacular at The Ringling!

Ticket and transportation are included in tuition.

Enrollment is conducted exclusively online. Session requests via email or voicemail cannot be accommodated, and spots cannot be reserved without payment.

Our camp program is designed for daily practice and progress toward the camper’s showcase performance. As a result, drop-in days and make-up days are not available.

Need Assistance? Email [email protected] or call 941-355-9335 x326 or 300. We will respond to your inquiry within 48 hours.

2024 Summer Camp Session Dates

( Pre-Registration Required)

Session availability may not be accurately displayed here. Please click Register Her e to check for available spots in a specific session. If the session you want is full, you can join the waitlist by clicking the Register Here button below.

Sessions labeled as sold out are no longer available.

SESSION 4 (extended)
June 24-July 3
Sold Out! Join the waitlist
July 29-August 2
Few Spots Left

2024 Summer Camp Hours & Pricing

Camp hours 9:00am – 3:00pm
Before Care starts at 8:00am. Extended Care hours till 5:30pm.
Early drop off / late pick up will automatically incur additional fees.
CAMP SESSIONS
$385 1 Week Session
$695 Extended Session (Includes Field Trip – Show & Transportation)
Pre registration required for all camp sessions
BEFORE CARE
$75 PER WEEK $120 EXTENDED SESSION
Drop in – $15 PER DAY (Subject to Availability)
Starting at 8:00am
EXTENDED CARE
$100 PER WEEK $175 EXTENDED SESSION
Drop in – $35 PER DAY (Subject to Availability)
Until 5:30pm (pickup after 5:30 will automatically incur late fees)

SIGN UP IN 3 EASY STEPS

Click the “Register Here” button below.
Click on the “My Info / Add Family” tab at the top of the window.
Complete your “Personal” and “Billing” information.
In the “Family Members” column, click “Add Family Member” and complete this information using your child’s birthdate, but your email and phone number.
Click on the “Summer Camp” tab at the top of the window.
Select your desired session(s) and submit payment.

Once Step 1 is completed, you will receive an email receipt/confirmation.
Click on the link in this email to finalize your child’s spot in Circus Summer Camp.
You will receive a final confirmation email after completing this step.
A late fee will apply if this step is not completed at the time of registration.

Due to a high volume of inquiries regarding camp, PLEASE review all on-line information before contacting camp staff directly. Chances are very good that you will find your answers here.

Scroll down to review the Circus Summer Camp Information Guide with your child.
“Remind” is an app for your phone that will serve as the primary communication tool between you and the Camp staff.
Download this free app from your favorite app store.
On the Friday before your camp session starts , you will receive an email from [email protected] containing a unique code for each session you have signed up for. This code will enable you to join a group to receive messages from camp staff and to communicate privately with us. If you don’t see the email by Saturday morning, please check your junk folders.

Circus Camp Information Guide

For Summer Camp, campers must meet both prerequisites: they must have completed kindergarten and be at least 6 years old.

Please note that only campers who are officially enrolled and registered for a specific session can attend that camp session.

It is not allowed to switch or trade campers, nor attend a session a camper is not enrolled in. The camp staff requires all necessary documents and adequate time to prepare for the camp session before its commencement. Therefore, we cannot accept walk-ins, one-day drop-ins, or campers coming instead of another. Children who do not meet these requirements cannot attend camp.

Registration Form (see below regarding late fees)

The registration form can be found in the purchase receipt and session confirmation sent to your email address, which is in your Mind Body account. After enrolling a child and paying the tuition, a purchase receipt will be emailed to you. Click the SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION FORM link to complete your form.

Registration Confirmation: After completing the form, you will receive an email containing a copy of your responses. This serves as your confirmation that the CAC has received your form. If you have received a confirmation email from Google Forms (a copy of your form responses), refrain from emailing the registrar inquiring whether the form has been received. Due to the large number of campers and high interest in the Summer camp, your email might not receive a response.

If your reg form is not received, the camp admin will email you before your session.

Late Fees: You must complete and submit the Google Registration form immediately upon enrollment. If forms are not submitted at the time of purchase/enrollment, a $50 late fee per form will be applied, and Group requests will not be considered. We reserve the right to cancel your reservation, and you will not be entitled to any refund.

TUITION COST $385 for 1 week session (2024) $ for the extended session (includes a field trip to The Summer Circus Spectacular and transportation to and from the show).

CAMP ENROLLMENT Is secure once payment in full is collected and ALL FORMS are completed ( ALL registration forms are completed online and will come in your purchase email receipt )

Your camper registration form link is in your purchase receipt.

Our camp model is for campers to practice and progress in their act group daily, drop in days are not offered in our camps for this reason.

REGISTRATION FEE No registration fees. Registration forms must be completed at the time of purchase/enrollment to avoid a $50 late fee. Failure to complete the forms may result in cancellation of reservation without a refund.

BEFORE AND EXTENDED CARE Before care hours are 8:00AM – 8:55AM $75 Per Week Pre-registration required, space is limited. Single day rates for before care- $15 per day. Subject to availability

Extended care hours are 3:00 – 5:30PM $120 Per Week Snack included, 35 minutes of circus programming, movie time-schedule available upon request. Single day rates for after care $35 per day. Subject to availability.

Campers not picked up by 5:30PM will incur a $5 dollar charge, per camper, for every one (1) minute past 5:30.

While we understand that things can happen that are out of our control, it’s imperative that you have reliable backup during those times, as late pick-ups will not be tolerated.

Campers are enrolled on a first-come, first-serve basis as per the date of receipt of the registration form and fees
Confirmation of enrollment and receipt will be sent via email through Mind Body

Waiting List

When a session is full, you will have the option to enroll on a waiting list.
Family is notified via email / phone when space becomes available

Session Date Change

Session change requests are based on availability of spaces in camp
Session changes can be denied if they are not made 14-days in advance
If the session is available we will move campers one time at no charge. Additional requests will incur a $25 fee per child per session.
Please see our Policies and Procedures Tab

Medical Refund Policy

Parents/Guardians are required to sign a “General Release” and a “Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement” prior to a Circus Summer Camper being admitted
Proof of insurance is required for all Circus Summer Campers

To ensure the safety of all campers and staff, the CAC has implemented a policy that prohibits parents, guardians, and visitors from entering the arena during camp hours. Additionally, the doors and gates of the campus and arena will be securely locked from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM every day. This measure is necessary to ensure the safety and protection of all individuals attending camp and will be enforced without exception.

Once the camp begins, all parents or guardians are required to leave the campus.

To contact the camp staff, use Remind. Review the Remind tab. Or call 941-355-9335 ex 300.

Parents, guardians, and visitors are not permitted to have lunch with campers. There are no exceptions.

CAMP HOURS Camp hours are 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Campers should arrive between 8:55 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and must be picked up by 3:10 p.m.

Campers dropped off before 8:55 a.m. will incur a daily drop-in fee, and campers picked up after 3:10 p.m. will incur a drop-in fee.

No parents or visitors are allowed inside the arena during camp hours. This includes lunches and forgotten items. Pl ease drop off any necessary items at the main office located in the small brick building on the west side of the arena.

For the safety of campers and staff the arena doors and gates will be secure from 9:30 – 2:30 daily.

BEFORE AND AFTERCARE Before-care hours are 8:00AM – 8:55AM Pre-registration is required; space is limited. Single-day rates may be available to enrolled campers. Subject to availability

Aftercare hours are 3:15 – 5:30 PM Snack included 35 minutes of circus programming, and a movie. Single-day rates may be available for enrolled campers. Subject to availability.

Campers not picked up by 5:30 PM will incur a 5 dollar charge per camper for every one (1) minute past 5:30.

While we understand that things can happen that are out of our control, it’s imperative that you have reliable backup during those times, as late pickups will not be tolerated.

Need to drop off an item during camp hours? Please review the Remind Tab.

LOCATION: 2027 Bahia Vista Street, Sarasota, Florida 34239. Inside the Sailor Circus Arena.

PARKING/ DROP OFF /PICK UP: All camp parking is located in the Sarasota High School parking lot , next to the Arena (building with the Blue and White circus tent-style metal roof). Throughout the camp, camp families must use the High School parking lot for access to the arena. The arena doors will be locked during the day, so camp families will need to use REMIND to inform camp staff to open a door.

Campers should be escorted to the main arena entrance, where camp staff will check them in. Use the new entrance with the red metal awning, which is located near the parking lot exit, facing Bahia Vista Street.

Once camp begins, parents/guardians will not be allowed inside the arena. Camp is not open to spectators and is closed to the public.

Campers will be picked up from the same doors as drop-off.

The circus staff parking lot, located on the west side of the Sailor Circus Arena (the other side of the arena) near Tamiami Trail, is not available for use to camp families at any time.

VISITORS: Circus camp is not open to the public; it is a closed space. We do not allow parents or guests to spectate during camp hours or during before- and aftercare. Parents/Guardians/Visitors are not permitted to stay during camp sessions for any reason. Campers cannot have lunch with anyone outside the camp.

Need to drop off an item during camp hours? Please check the Remind Tab and park in the high school lot, not the Circus staff lot.

Directions: If you are coming from the East on Bahia Vista Street, you will see the high school parking lot before you reach the arena. If you are coming from the West, you will pass the arena and then enter the high school parking lot to park.

During the camp session, Remind serves as the primary mode of communication between families and staff.

Once your session begins all communication will be conducted through Remind. Please note that you will no longer receive any emails from the registrar once the session begins. To contact our camp staff, kindly use Remind since there is no phone available in the area. If a phone were present, it would be difficult to hear it ring due to the exciting camp activities taking place.

Prior to the start of your camp session, the weekend before, an email will be sent by the registrar providing you with instructions on how to join Remind and the corresponding class code.

We recommend communicating with our staff through Remind, but if necessary, you can also reach Kelly at 941-355-9335, extension 300. If she’s unavailable, she may be assisting in the arena, so please use Remind to message the camp staff.

During camp hours, if you need to drop off or pick up something for your camper, or drop off late or pick up early, simply message the camp staff via Remind. They will meet you at the locked gate near the Sarasota High School parking lot to assist you.

Our mornings at circus camp start with a gentle warm-up and group stretch, followed by one or two fun activities like low wire, unicycle riding, trampolining, hula hooping, and juggling. We take a break for a snack and then focus on practicing our showcase performance. After lunch, we enjoy theater games, arts and crafts, and more rehearsal for our showcase act. We take another snack break and end the day with group games before dismissal.

On Wednesdays, we have flying trapeze day, where all campers can experience the thrill of flying high on the trapeze. On the last Friday of camp, campers can showcase their talents in a costumed performance for their families.

Two-week session includes a ticket to the Summer Circus Spectacular and transportation. All are included in your camp tuition.

Acts: Not all acts will train every session to mix it up. Unfortunately, we can’t tell you ahead of time which session will offer which acts.

Some of the acts that may be offered over the summer are Rolling Globes, Lyra, Silks, Hammock, Cargo Net, Ladders, Triple Trapeze, Rolla Bolla, Trampoline, Low Wire, Clowning, Acro, and more.

LUNCH / SNACKS

For safety and security reasons, parents, guardians, and visitors are not permitted to have lunch with campers. There are no exceptions.

Starting in 2024, tuition will include two (2) snacks. Campers are still required to bring a non-perishable lunch each day.

LUNCH: The CAC does NOT provide lunches. Campers need a nutritious lunch and snacks to replenish their energy. Lunch should include a healthy protein source, along with fruits and/or vegetables. Pack what your child will eat.

SNACKS: Two snacks per day will be provided, which will include items like pretzels, fruits, and vegetables. We are unable to make accommodations for dietary restrictions, preferences, or allergies. Please provide suitable snacks. The CAC does not provide candy or junk food.

Reusable water Bottle: Campers are required to bring a reusable water bottle that is clearly labeled with their name. The arena has bottle refill fountains where campers can easily refill their bottles.

Every day, campers must bring their lunch and water bottle.
The CAC does not provide cups.
Refrigerators are NOT available for campers. Pack a non-perishable lunch.
Microwaves are NOT available for campers. Lunches should be prepared in a way that they are easy and convenient to consume.
Lunches are not provided by the CAC.

Camp Attire

Shoes required, any type.
Long hair: All campers must wear a hair tie or have their hair up if it’s long. (For both safety and performances.)
No pajamas, cargo shorts, or jeans.

NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIPS

Applications are now closed.

Applications are reviewed, and funds will be disbursed in the order they were received. All applications must include the applicant’s 2023 Tax returns . Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Awarded applicants will be notified via email sometime after May 30 .

All scholarship applications and inquiries should be directed to the following email address: [email protected].

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the ages for Circus Summer Camp?

Campers must be at least 6 years old and have completed kindergarten to attend camp. No exceptions.

Where is Circus Summer Camp located?

In the newly renovated and air-conditioned Sailor Circus Arena located at 2075 Bahia Vista Street, Sarasota, FL 34239.

Can I print out or pick up a registration form?

All registration is performed through the online platform. You can access the registration forms by referring to the purchase receipt sent to your email.

Should you need assistance filling out a digital form contact [email protected]

Do you offer discounts for siblings or multiple sessions?

No. There are no discounts offered for camps.

What are the dates and times of the Showcase Programs?

Showcases will be held on the last Friday (or last day of the extended session) of each session for a live limited audience. Doors open at 3:15 and the showcase begins at 3:30.

Can campers request to be with their friends?

Campers may request to be in a group with a friend, but we can not guarantee the request will be granted. Campers are separated first by age into a HOME group where they will have 1 counselor and 2-3 junior counselors assisting them; and then by interest and ability into a SHOWCASE ACT group. Showcase acts groups will encompass all ages and have a lead trainer that may or may not be the same counselor as their home group counselor. Please note that we cannot guarantee group requests.

Are there scheduled field trips?

The Summer Circus Spectacular at The Ringling will be visited by the extended session, and tuition includes a ticket to the show as well as transportation on Sarasota County School buses with drivers.

Will there be a chance for campers to fly on the trapeze?

Can campers register to attend one week of an extended session?

No, campers can only register to attend the full session.

Do you prorate days? What if a camper misses some days can they make them up?

Unfortunately, we can not allow campers to join another session for make up days. Days are not prorated.

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LOCATION: Sailor Circus Arena 2075 Bahia Vista Street, Sarasota, FL 34239

• From Interstate 75- Take exit 210 heading West on Fruitville Rd/Historic Florida 780 W. Turn left (South) onto North Tuttle Avenue. Turn right (West) onto Bahia Vista Street. Our arena is located on the right with Parking available in the Sarasota High School parking lot adjacent to the east side of the building.

• From US 41/ North Tamiami Trail.- Turn onto Bahia Vista Street. Our arena is located on the left with Parking available in the Sarasota High School parking lot adjacent to the east side of the building.

For more information, contact us at 941.355.9335, ext. 326 or 300.

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Fun Summer Camp for Kids

Safari Kid Summer Camp has a reputation for offering the perfect blend of fun and learning. Whether it be through group collaboration projects, challenging games and activities, sports, dance, drama, or technology, our campers will surely enjoy this exciting time making new memories! Each year our research team works with teachers and curriculum developers to design engaging themes and activities, and 2024 is no different!

Little campers (TK – 6th grade) will conquer trials on their journey to become Jedi knights, they will excavate fossils, experiment with fizzy concoctions, build with skill and imagination, get dirty & artsy, and enjoy dressing up to save the day! With Safari Kid Summer Camp, you don’t have to choose just one path to fun! And that’s just a small taste of the excitement—check out all of our riveting themes and activities planned for 2024 below!

TK – 2nd Grade

Transitional Kindergarten through second-grade campers will celebrate summer through a series of themes. Each theme is designed to engage young minds in learning, creativity, and fun.

Week 1: Jedi Knight Training

Every Padawan must train under a Jedi Master in order to conquer tests called ‘The Jedi Trials’ before becoming knighted a Jedi. The Jedi Trials consist of five different tests: the Trial of Skill, Trial of Courage, Trial of Flesh, the Trial of the Spirit, and the Trial of Insight. For example, the Trial of Skill expects Padawans to display learned lightsaber techniques and incredible self-discipline, while the Trial of Insight ensures that Padawans are ready to face the real world, distinguishing truth from lies, solving puzzles, and demonstrating their insight and intelligence. Padawans, be ready, and may the force be with you!

Week 2: Dino Days

Dino Days are the best days of the summer, because the dinosaurs come to life! Our prehistoric friends are just waiting to be unearthed, so be sure to join in on the fun. We will get into paleontologist gear and dig for “fossils”, get our groove3 on with Jurassic Jives and Dinosaur Stomps, excavate info on the various dino species and design their dino eggs, and so much more! Don’t miss out on this roaring good time!

Week 3: Oozy Potions & Gloop

Enjoy brewing up concoctions that fizz, change color, and even explode! Inspired by “Potions” at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the boarding school for magical children which the famous Harry Potter attended, this is the class all “muggle” children wish they had (minus Professor Snape). Now is your chance! Don’t miss out on all the messy science-based fun!

Week 4: Olympic Fever!

This July the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France begins! Our prelude to the excitement includes a brief “warm-up” session each day of some fun facts that will help us get an overall understanding of the history and evolution of the Olympic games, and great Olympians of the past. Then, let the games begin! Olympic-inspired competitions of our own will commence and will have you cheering the Olympic motto, “Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter,” or in English, “Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together!”

Week 5: Junior Architects

Calling all budding architects! Develop your artistic, spatial, and engineering skills through intriguing design challenges. Complete projects in collaboration with your peers using simple materials to explore the world of structural design. Add your artistic flare to the finished products to complete your masterpieces as you enjoy getting them ready to present to your peers.

Week 6: Kiddo Comic-Con

Let’s have some fun! Come to camp dressed as your favorite character and enter a world of limitless imagination! While in character you will find the inspiration to design art, create comic book stories (pictures only is fine!), and participate in fun activities with other “characters” which will have you never wanting to re-enter reality!

Week 7: Eco Explorers

It’s summer, so no better time to enjoy the fresh air and all of nature’s beauty! We’ll have our nets and magnifying glasses ready as we search for insects and plants that we might otherwise have missed. We’ll learn why wearing sunscreen is so important, in a very hands-on way. We’ll experiment with building a nest and test our talents with creating art out of the loose parts in nature. But most importantly, mud will become a medium which momma can’t tell us to put down! It’s okay to get dirty in this one!

Week 8: Messy Li'l Monkeys

All things art, slime, sand, and mud. Explore, create, and discover your way through this week in the most fun way possible. We’ll nurture the budding Picasso in you and let you explore various art media. Come in Clothes that can get dirty, because this week is all HANDS ON!

Week 9: Safety Superheroes

Learn survival skills which could save your life or at least just put you more at ease in a tricky situation. If you came across a coyote, is it a good idea to run? If you fall and scratch up your knee and cut open your pants, how will you mend yourself? …and your pants?! If you were in a shopping area and got separated from your parents, where would you go or who should you tell? If you were lost in the woods, do you know how to leave signs of where you are headed for other people to find as you try to find safety? Can you make a sunlight signal with a mirror? You might never have to use these skills, but having this knowledge is like having a personal lifeguard at your service at all times –it can’t hurt!

Week 10: Time Travelers

Transport to a different place in time with your friends by dabbling in the arts, clothing, and fun activities of that era. We will explore Medieval Times, the Wild Wild West, and the Golden Age of Piracy! So get ready to learn how to joust, pan for gold, and have an ARRRRGuably good time finding that stolen treasure as we travel through the ages on a quest for adventure!

Third Grade & Up

Older students work with more complex themes and dive into them with increased depth. These immersive experiences are tailored to foster learning, innovation, and fun at a higher level.

Themes may vary per location.

Week 1: Data Knights

Week 2: ai explorers, week 6: chatbot pioneers, week 7: animation adventures, week 8: roblox designer.

Theme Activities (once per week)

It’s summertime, so it’s time for some fun and games with friends! Get ready to enjoy team-building games, party games, games that make you think, and games that make you run! Whether it be indoor games that focus on mental acuity and flexibility or team-building outdoor games focusing on agility, strength, and balance, working together as a team will be the common thread. You won’t have to use the words, “I’m bored” when you are at Safari Kid’s summer camp, because as you can see, we ‘Got Game’!

Balloon Volleyball

Balloons float with enough time to give even the least experienced player a chance to hit the ball and learn how to work as a team in the process!

Emotional Improv.

Play a version of charades that is based on emotions. Young kids are learning to become aware of and name emotions at this time, so this will give them plenty of practice while playing a game that is full of laughter and joy!

Drama-O-Rama!

Campers will enjoy performing arts practice throughout the week with the goal of a Friday performance! Each week campers will rotate learning short plays, dance routines, songs, and even stand-up comedy routines.

2 ∞ & Beyond!

Summer is time for fun, but to avoid the “summer slide” in academics, Safari Kid has devised clever ways to make learning fun! How better to keep sharp than through group games that help practice basic math skills.

Musical Madness

A wide variety of games and activities that are centered around music will provide both physical and social opportunities for harmonious summer fun!

Group Art Stories

Campers will enjoy this social and creative time working as a group to come up with a visual piece of storytelling. Their artwork must help them to tell a made-up story on a given theme.

Feeding Frenzy

Children will follow simple baking recipes to create yummy treats as they effortlessly learn about measurements and fractions firsthand.

Taste Testers

Campers will try simple sauces, salsas, juices, and more to decide which tastes the best or make guesses on the main ingredient.

Create a Card

Practice writing and grammar skills as you are guided to create a card for someone special. Don’t forget to decorate your card for that personal touch of creativity and warmth.

Get out into nature to find Mother Earth’s natural art supplies to create beautiful organic pieces of art. We’ll use a variety of natural materials and dabble in pattern-making and creative composing of our masterpieces. You’ll end up with artwork that will look naturally gorgeous in your garden or will help bring the beauty of the outdoors in!

Outer Space Storytime

Blast off to the outer reaches of the universe by actively listening to an engaging space-themed stories. Reading comprehension skills will be practiced with campers in a way that feels like natural chit-chat about the narrative. It will be an out-of-this-world summer escape from reality!

Summer can get hot, so no better time to cool off with outdoor water-themed fun! Whether it be a hair salon, car wash or soup kitchen, it is advised that all campers come prepared with a big imagination and are ready to brave the waves!

Flashlight Limbo

Playing a game in the dark can be fun, and on a hot day, it just makes sense! So, turn off the hot lights, pull out a strong flashlight, and get ready to limbo!

Balloon Tennis

We’ll use inflated balloons in place of tennis balls for a slower, softer, easier, version of tennis that is sure to get our campers moving and laughing.

Weird Science

Engage in simple but exciting hands-on science experiments.

Green Thumb

Get outside and into nature as you learn about planting, composting, farming, and more through fun hands-on ecologically friendly projects and activities.

Busy Builders

Time to get the creative juices flowing! An intended outcome (ex: robot dog) is announced, then campers figure out how to create this using recycled materials and art supplies.

Lost & Found

Campers will love this fun game which is rooted in teamwork and strategy. They will be divided into two groups and take turns being the hiders and the hunters.

Important training on how to carry yourself with confidence, using body language and words to show assertiveness. Learn skills which will help you to avoid being a victim of bullying. Also learn how to safely be an “upstander” rather than a bystander when you see someone else being bullied.

Native Moves Grooves

Learn about various cultures as you replicate simple movements of traditional dances of various cultures such as “the Hakka” native New Zealanders (Maori) traditional war dance, Bhangra dance of India, Hawaiian Hukilau, Chinese Folk Dance, Latin Fusion, etc.

Flashlight Bowling

A little friendly competition among campers! Fun in the dark bowling on a hot summer day is every camper’s idea of a good time.

Discover how good it feels to give back to others as you create something special to be shared with those people in need or who need cheering up (homeless, children’s hospital, elderly at nursing homes, etc.).

Community Circle (& Wacky Wednesday Share)

Community-building time:

Wednesdays are “Wacky Wednesdays Wear” a spirit dress up day. Campers will share their spirit with the group during this time, explaining their wacky wear.
Campers will have a “show & tell” – bring something from home they wish to talk about.
Camp Leaders will choose from a list of thought-provoking questions for campers to answer in a circle share time in which practicing good manners is perfected.

Other Activities

Board Games
Arts & Crafts
Talent Show

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Ukiah secured a grant from the State Water Resources Control Board to cover about a third of the cost of the recycled water system and secured another grant from CalRecycle to filter storm water before it is discharged to the river.

Learn more about the wastewater treatment plant.

Converting Water Fixtures As the City modernizes its buildings, we are replacing traditional toilets and sink faucets with low flow fixtures, significantly reducing the amount of water used in our facilities.

Using Recycled Water for Outdoor Irrigation The City is using recycled water at the Ukiah Sports Complex, at Oak Manor Elementary, and Oak Manor Park, keeping our fields and parks green while also promoting responsible and sustainable use of our water resources; additional expansion of the recycled water program is underway. Learn more about the Recycled Water Project .

Bike Lanes There are currently approximately 11.2 miles of class II bike lanes in the City of Ukiah. The City is in the design process and intends to expand the distance of bike lanes to 3.8 miles, which will be a total of approximately 15 miles.

Expanding the Great Redwood Trail – Ukiah With broad public support, the City has been very active in developing the Great Redwood Trail within the City limits. The existing 2 miles of class I multi-purpose pathways provides a safe and efficient corridor for bicycle and pedestrian traffic to access major employment centers, services, shopping, residential areas, and the future Mendocino County Courthouse, as well as connectivity to other bicycle routes throughout the City. The fourth phase of this trail will add an additional mile and complete the trail within the City limits from north to south. Learn more about the trail .

Learn more about the Electric Utility as well as few simple things you can do at your home and at work to reduce your own energy costs.

The City secured an Urban Greening Grant from the California Natural Resources Agency, which is part of California Climate Investments, a statewide initiative that puts billions of Cap-and-Trade dollars to work reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the economy, and improving public health and the environment. This $1.78 million grant was awarded in 2017 and used to support the build-out of the Rail Trail .

At the direction of the City Council, the City of Ukiah Paths, Open Space and Creeks Commission prepared a document establishing the policies and procedures for the City crews and other agencies and organizations to follow when performing creek maintenance and garbage and rubbish removal. Learn more .

In partnership with the Community Foundation of Mendocino County and the ReLeaf program, the Parks team has set a goal of planting 50 trees per year. An emphasis on planting trees that provide street shade will expand the benefit of the City’s urban forest.

The City is in the process of updating its General Plan. Included in the proposed 2040 General Plan are new policies prioritizing complete streets, the development and implementation of a Climate Action Plan, preservation of agricultural lands and open space, and other climate friendly policies and goals. Additionally, Ukiah has created a Green Building Toolkit to actively promote energy efficiency upgrades for homeowners and contractors.

Well ahead of state goals, the City of Ukiah is replacing gas and diesel-powered vehicles and equipment with hybrid vehicles and Tier 4, California Air Resources Board compliant equipment. Ukiah Police have deployed an electric vehicle and all City vehicles that travel out of town are certified hybrid vehicles.

Ukiah has always been forward-looking with regard to electric vehicles. We have had electric vehicle (EV) charging stations since the 1980’s. Currently, the City has public EV charging at the public parking lot on Oak and Standley Streets.

The City has also invested heavily in retiring outdated diesel equipment and replace generators, mowers, and tractors and other equipment used by public works and parks maintenance teams with vehicles that are compliant with new emission requirements from the California Air Resources Control Board.

City facilities have transitioned to energy efficient LED lighting, which are estimated to consume 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than traditional incandescent lighting. These changes resulted in significant cost savings for the city.

The facilities that have made this conversion include the Ukiah Valley Conference Center, the Grace Hudson Museum, City Hall, the Water Treatment Facility, and more.

Minimize runoff by converting to low maintenance/native plants. Avoid over-watering your lawn.
Ensure that your driveway is clear of motor oil, paint, and all other forms of debris.
Clear away any animal waste or yard clippings and minimize the use of fertilizers and pesticides in your yard.
When washing your car, be sure to only use products labeled “non-toxic,” “phosphate free,” and “biodegradable.”
Storm drains are only designed to drain rainwater. Never dump anything down storm drains, including pool and hot tub water.

We have also streamlined how our fire response teams are structured to ensure full funding, adequate resources, and available equipment.

Ukiah Valley Fire District Annexation In November 2021, the Ukiah Valley Fire Protection District increased its service territory to include the City of Ukiah within its boundaries, creating a unified district that serves the entire Ukiah Valley. This annexation of service territory resolved a funding discrepancy, establishing an additional $900,000 to $1 million in annual revenue necessary to meet the growing needs of our region. This has included:

More firefighters and paramedics: A minimum of 33 firefighters are required to serve the Ukiah Valley. With a more secure and robust source of funding, the Fire Authority is increasing our ranks of full-time firefighters and paramedics.
New and improved equipment: Revenue collected as a result of the annexation allows the Fire Authority to purchase more modern equipment in order to be prepared for increasingly dangerous fire seasons.
Faster response times: Through 2020, the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority received over 3,700 calls for service. As a result of the annexation and additional funding, the need to send “Engine Couples” (2 firefighters) instead of the recommended “Engine Companies” (3 firefighters), is minimized.
Fair and equitable funding: Of the over 3,700 calls in 2020, two-thirds came from within the City of Ukiah. The additional revenue will come from applying the Fire District’s two existing special district funding measures (Measures J and B) to City residents, which means City residents will now pay the same small fee currently paid by residents in the District through their annual property tax bill.

To reduce our reliance on the electrical grid, the City of Ukiah has identified city buildings ideal for solar installation. To date, the City has installed 40 Photovoltaic (Solar) panels at the Civic Center, saving the City approximately $26,061 and reducing our carbon footprint by 42.6 metric ton over 17 years.

Additionally, the water re-circulation system that heats the Ukiah Municipal Swimming Pool is 100% solar powered.

The City continues to pursue funding opportunities to outfit additional municipal facilities with solar. The City is currently involved with adding 123 kW of solar system at Anton Stadium parking lot. This solar system will help reduce our carbon footprint by approximately 62 metric ton yearly. We have also implemented automation for heating and cooling of City facilities to reduce power use during peak times.

Theme of the Week – Safari

Theme of the Week is a post where we ask readers like you to comment with ideas for a particular theme. What ideas and suggestions do you have? What game, craft, apparel choice, theme meal, evening activity, special event, song, skit, or anything else would you do at camp if your theme was…

Below are five of my ideas. Leave yours in the comments area below.

Have staff dress as animals and space them out around camp. Then take the campers on a walking safari or use a camp bus.
Get a bunch of small plastic animals and/or stuffed animals and place them along a trail. Then have two groups go on an animal hunt .
Host a game show where the topics are all about animals you might see on a safari. The campers will have fun and learn some animal facts.
Take a field trip to the zoo.
Check out the safari activities here .

Okay, your turn. What are your great ideas?

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Animal Tag The goal is to turn everyone into the same animal as your group. Assign children to 4-6 different animal groups. Once the game begins all children should be making animals noises and trying to safely tag each other. Once a child is tagged, s/he becomes the animal of the person that tagged her/him. The game continues until all children are the same animal Monkey Says Monkey Do This game is a variation of Simon Says. Pick one child as the monkey. Have the other children stand in a circle. The children must fulfill the commands of the child designated as the monkey only if it begins with monkey. If you say “Monkey says, clap your hands!” children must clap their hands. But, if you just say “Clap your hands!” children must not follow the command; if they do, they will be disqualified from the game. The last child standing is the winner of the game.

Sarah, these are perfect for this theme. Thanks for sharing.

Your first idea sparked one of my own! Each summer, we play a game of counselor hide and seek, where some of our counselors will hide somewhere around campus, and then groups of campers, led by a counselor, will walk around to try and find them. In this game, each counselor hiding is given colored strips of paper (each counselor has their own unique color), and as each group discovers their hiding spot, they must give up one of the strips. The group with the most colored strips at the end of a designated time wins. Combined with your idea of counselors dressing up though, you could do the same thing and call it a counselor safari hunt! That would be so much fun, especially if you could get the strips of paper in safari prints (I’m sure you could in the scrapbooking section). I think we’ll add that to our agenda for next summer!

Get Ready For A Circus Adventure With Blossom Nursery’s Summer Camp 2024

Blossom Nursery is thrilled to announce the launch of its highly anticipated Circus Adventure Summer Camp, set to offer children an unforgettable summer filled with fun, creativity, and learning. Enrolment is now open for the camp, which will run from 1st July 2024 to 23rd August 2024 with flexible scheduling options at most Blossom Nursery locations.

This year’s theme, The Circus Adventure, promises a dynamic and enriching experience for young learners. Children will engage in a variety of circus-themed activities, including hula hooping, juggling, bowling, role-play, and sensory play. They will also gain valuable insights into animal safety protocols, fascinating exploration of animal habitats, and rescue missions. The activities are designed to develop fine and gross motor skills, enhance creativity, and foster social and emotional growth.

“Our goal is to provide a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can explore, learn, and have fun. The Circus Adventure theme offers a unique blend of physical activity, sensory play, creative expression, and educational exploration.” – May Zalat, Head of Education at Blossom Nursery.

Here are some of the exciting activities children can look forward to at the Circus Adventure Summer Camp:

Engaging Circus Activities : Children will learn and perform various circus acts, improving their coordination, balance, and performance skills.

Animal Care Workshops : Interactive sessions on animal safety and care, fostering empathy and responsibility.

Creative Crafts and Role Play : Encouraging children to create costumes, props, and engage in imaginative play.

Social Interaction and Friendships : The camp provides an excellent opportunity for children to interact with peers, make new friends, and develop essential social skills through teamwork, collaboration, and shared experiences.

Blossom Nursery’s summer camp is designed to cater to children aged 45 days – 6 years in Dubai (up to 5 years in Abu Dhabi), providing a safe, inclusive, and stimulating environment. With limited spots available, parents are encouraged to enroll their children early to secure a spot.

For more information and to enroll, please visit https://www.theblossomnursery.com/blossom-summer-camp-2024 or contact 8006877379 .

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Get Ready For A Circus Adventure With Blossom Nursery's Summer Camp 2024

Blossom Nursery is thrilled to announce the launch

New summer camp announced in Dubai

B lossom Nursery has announced the launch of its Circus Adventure Summer Camp, offering children a summer filled with fun, creativity, and learning. The camp runs from July 1 to August 23, with flexible scheduling options available at most Blossom Nursery locations.

This year’s theme, The Circus Adventure, promises a dynamic and enriching experience for young learners. Children will engage in a variety of circus-themed activities such as hula hooping, juggling, bowling, role-play, and sensory play. Additionally, they will learn about animal safety protocols, explore animal habitats, and participate in rescue missions. These activities are designed to develop fine and gross motor skills, enhance creativity, and foster social and emotional growth.

“Our goal is to provide a nurturing and stimulating environment where children can explore, learn, and have fun. The Circus Adventure theme offers a unique blend of physical activity, sensory play, creative expression, and educational exploration,” says May Zalat, Head of Education at Blossom Nursery.

: Children will learn and perform various circus acts, improving their coordination, balance, and performance skills.

: Interactive sessions on animal safety and care, fostering empathy and responsibility.

: Encouraging children to create costumes, props, and engage in imaginative play.

: The camp provides an excellent opportunity for children to interact with peers, make new friends, and develop essential social skills through teamwork, collaboration, and shared experiences.

The camp is designed for children aged 45 days to 6 years in Dubai (up to 5 years in Abu Dhabi), offering a safe, inclusive, and stimulating environment. With limited spots available, parents are encouraged to enroll their children early to secure a place in this exciting summer program.

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Dubai announces new summer camp

Blossom Nursery has recently announced the launch of its Circus Adventure Summer Camp, offering children in Dubai and Abu Dhabi a summer filled with entertainment and learning opportunities. The camp, which runs from July 1 to August 23, provides flexible scheduling options for parents at various Blossom Nursery locations. This year’s theme, The Circus Adventure, promises a dynamic and enriching experience for young learners with a focus on physical activity, sensory play, creative expression, and educational exploration.

The Circus Adventure Summer Camp offers a wide range of circus-themed activities for children aged 45 days to 6 years in Dubai (up to 5 years in Abu Dhabi). These activities include hula hooping, juggling, bowling, role-play, and sensory play. Children will also have the opportunity to learn about animal safety protocols, explore animal habitats, and participate in rescue missions. The goal of these activities is to develop fine and gross motor skills, enhance creativity, and foster social and emotional growth in a safe and inclusive environment.

May Zalat, Head of Education at Blossom Nursery, emphasizes the importance of providing a nurturing and stimulating environment for children to explore, learn, and have fun. The Circus Adventure theme aims to offer a unique blend of physical activity, sensory play, creative expression, and educational exploration to engage young learners and promote their overall development. With limited spots available, parents are encouraged to enroll their children early to secure a place in this exciting summer program.

Highlights of the Circus Adventure Summer Camp include engaging circus activities that improve children’s coordination, balance, and performance skills. Interactive animal care workshops are also offered to teach children about animal safety and care while fostering empathy and responsibility. Creative crafts and role play activities encourage children to create costumes, props, and engage in imaginative play. The camp also provides opportunities for social interaction and the development of essential social skills through teamwork, collaboration, and shared experiences.

The Circus Adventure Summer Camp at Blossom Nursery aims to provide children with a fun and educational summer experience. The camp offers a unique blend of physical activity, sensory play, creative expression, and educational exploration to engage young learners and promote their overall development. With a focus on developing fine and gross motor skills, enhancing creativity, and fostering social and emotional growth, the camp provides a nurturing and stimulating environment for children to explore, learn, and have fun. Parents are encouraged to enroll their children early as spots are limited.

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