Other Art Camps and Programs

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    iD Game Dev Academy for Teens - Held at Southern Methodist University

    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at University of Washington - Seattle


    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at Colorado College

    iD Coding & AI Academy for Teens - Held at Stanford

    iD Game Dev Academy for Teens - Held at Lake Forest College

    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at California State University, Long Beach

    iD Coding & AI Academy for Teens - Held at Bentley

    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at Carnegie Mellon University

    Camp Integem: #1 AI, AR Coding, Robot, Art & Game Design at Marin

    #1 AI+AR Camp for Ages 5-18: Explore, Design and Innovate with Future Tech! Delve into AI, Holographic AR, coding, STEM, 3D, Robotics, game design, arts, animation, design thinking, Space/Nature Exploration, tech leadership and more. ACS WASC Accredited & NVIDIA-partnered camp. Great instructors, small classes! Thousands of students have joined our camps. Enter code KCP24 to save.

    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at Marymount Manhattan College

    iD Tech Camps: #1 in STEM Education - Held at University of Maryland

    Camp Integem: #1 AR Coding, AI, Robotics, Art & Game Design at Santa Monica

    #1 AR Camp for Ages 5-18: Explore, Design and Innovate with Future Tech! Students learn Holographic AR coding, STEM, AI, 3D, Robotics, game design, animation, design thinking, Space/Nature Exploration, digital art, tech leadership and more. Teleport into their Holographic AR design to experience the magic. Great instructors, small classes! Thousands of students have joined our camps. Enter code KCP23 to save.

    Camp Integem: #1 AR Coding, AI, Art & Design at Fremont

    #1 AR Camp for Ages 5-18: Explore, Design and Innovate with Future Tech! Students learn Holographic AR coding, STEM, AI, 3D, Robotics, game design, animation, design thinking, Space/Nature Exploration, digital art, tech leadership and more. Teleport into their Holographic AR design to experience the magic. Great instructors, small classes! Thousands of students have joined our camps. Enter code KCP23 to save.

    Pali Adventures CIT

    Pali's summer camp environment is the ideal setting for teens (aged 15-16) to begin the journey from camper to counselor in our Counselor-in-Training program.

    CIT offers the perfect opportunity to develop leadership skills that bring lasting benefits to every aspect of your camper's life. CIT Campers take a hands-on approach to problem-solving, teamwork and project management.

    CIT campers plan and implement an elective on their own (with counselor supervision) for a taste of behind the scenes work. The CIT experience is a great bridge for campers outgrowing the overnight summer camp experience to possible teaching and coaching...

    Adventure Quest with Renaissance Adventures

    Adventure awaits! Be the hero of a mythic quest at our incredibly fun, award-winning, outdoor Adventure Quest camps like none other! Journey into a co-created story where every decision matters. Band together in small groups of like ages to read maps, solve mysteries and riddles, outwit monsters, and battle foes using safe, foam swords to save the kingdom. As with all Renaissance Adventures programs, Adventure Quest is designed to develop teamwork, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, communication, and other leadership skills.

    Summer 2024 Locations: In Boulder, at Eben G. Fine Park and Mackintosh Academy. In Denver, at Denver Waldorf...

    Wonderopolis

    Golden Key Art

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      About Other Art Camps and Programs

      Other art camp doesn't make use of typical or generic media like oil, watercolor, pencil or charcoal. Instead, the use of unique materials like coffee, sand, ice, beads, rocks and any other tangible materials that can be created into a work oSee More »