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SOCAPA, the School of Creative and Performing Arts, is one of the premier visual and performing arts summer camps for teens, ages 13 to 19, in the world. Nowhere else will you find this level of creative intensity combined with this much fun. Whether you are acting in a film along Lake Champlain, dancing in a hip-hop video under the Brooklyn Bridge

Legacy Summer Day Camp program provides a chance for children in ages 5 through 10 to have a fun-filled summer! Our camps are located in the heart of Harlem on 127th street and Lenox Ave and our Queens Camp is located at PS 135 in Queens Village. Our mission is to give families from all communities the ability to enroll their children in a summer program

Berkshire Hills Eisenberg Camp is a co-ed Jewish Sleepaway camp for children and teens ages 7-16. While our program is designed to reflect Jewish values, we welcome all children to camp and believe that the values we teach - respect, giving back, community, and charity - benefit everyone. Set in the beautiful Berkshires, our camp provides an idyllic

Our mission is to provide positive experiences and opportunities through sports and creative play. Kids in the Game is a sports-based youth development organization offering school programs, summer camps, and sports programs to New York City's youth. Our vision is to encourage active lifestyles and character-building, to develop the integrity of a generation

Here at NYC Kids Camps, the west village along the Hudson River serves as our own personal playground. Our campers experience something new and exhilarating every day. We cannot wait to have fun with you this summer. By combining both indoor and outdoor classrooms, our campers get a robust experience unlike any other. From big messy art, hands on science

Based in the heart of Manhattan on infamous Fifth Avenue, Fashion Camp NYC is the only fashion program for tweens and teens that includes a unique combination of hands-on activities, dynamic guest speakers, exclusive behind-the-scenes field trips, an end-of-session portfolio, and lots of exclusive New York surprises. We invite fashion forward teens

As Wexner Heritage Foundation fellows, Elisa and her husband Robert Bildner nurtured their passion for philanthropy to better serve the Jewish community. Through Wexner's leadership program for Jewish volunteers, the two studied the bigger picture of Jewish life in North America. What they found was a great need for more and better informal education