Puget Sound
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A youth camp focused on sport-specific skills, agility, coordination, teamwork, and structured gameplay. Participants can try different sports, build confidence, and practice through drills and small-sided games.
A recurring session for Y1 participants, offering a chance to take part in planned activities and connect with others.
A hands-on chemistry-themed STEM experience for ages 5–8, with experiments, creative projects, and playful problem-solving. Campers build curiosity, teamwork, and early science skills in a supportive setting.
A two-hour strength and conditioning class for youth rowers ages 13–18, designed to build fitness and speed for the racing season. At least one rowing session and a prior float test are required.
A high-energy group workout blending step aerobics with abdominal exercises to build cardiovascular endurance and core strength. Suitable for those seeking an active, structured fitness session.
A hands-on summer science camp where young explorers observe ecosystems, collect data, and investigate the natural world through experiments and collaborative activities in a living forest laboratory. Songs and games add playful ways to build curiosity and deepen learning.
Details about this event are limited; check the listing for updates before deciding whether it fits your plans.
Ages 6–8 design playable sci-fi games with MakeCode Arcade, building space worlds, spaceship platformers, and outdoor exploration challenges. They take home a handheld game to play and share.
Learn practical ways to recognize scams, protect personal information, and avoid fraud in this informative presentation led by teen speaker Owen Cao.
A supervised midday program connecting morning and afternoon activities, with games and other activities for campers. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
Enjoy casual drop-in basketball and indoor soccer with all equipment provided. A fun way for kids to stay active while parents or guardians supervise.
A youth workforce-development week combining resume and cover-letter completion, interview feedback, reflection, and on-site experience at assigned summer programs. Participants build practical job-readiness and community-engagement skills.
A midweek pool session for lap swimming, training, or relaxed time in the water.
Beginner swim instruction for children ages 3–5, focusing on comfort, fun, and water safety with no prior experience required.
A creative tabletop adventure where players gather resources, build bases, battle hostile mobs, and work together to stop the Ender Dragon. Ideal for LEGO and Minecraft fans who enjoy strategy, storytelling, and hands-on play.
A welcoming space for teens ages 12–17 to relax, cook, play games, and join field trips. An E-13 form is required; contact Jiordi to confirm drop-in availability.
A scheduled pool session for swimmers seeking a regular opportunity to practice or exercise; specific program details are not provided.
A swim class for ages 6–12 that builds foundational stroke skills and confidence in the water. Best for children comfortable submerging and beginning to float or swim independently.
A free summer reading program that helps children build reading habits through engaging books and activities. It offers families educational enrichment during the summer.
A fun introductory basketball program for ages 3–4, teaching dribbling, shooting, passing, and teamwork with adjustable hoops. Financial aid is not available.
A community gathering or activity session with details to be confirmed; check the event listing for its specific format and any participation requirements.
A school-age care day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure day. Registration, ePACT information, and medically verified immunization forms are required before participation.
Ages 6–12 learn foundational swimming strokes and build independent water skills. Participants should be comfortable submerging without goggles and attempting to float or swim independently.
Students create their own video games and train AI to recognize hand gestures, enabling keyboard-free play. A hands-on introduction to game design, coding, and machine learning.
A free summer program for middle school youth featuring cultural, environmental, and social activities, plus light snacks and sack lunches. Current E-13 forms are required.
Swim lessons for ages 3–5 that build stroke technique and endurance. Children should already be able to swim 3–5 body lengths independently in shallow water.
A structured morning swimming session for Year 1 children, offering guided practice and water-confidence development.
A parent-and-child swim class introducing infants and young children to water comfort, safe entry and exit, breath control, floating, body positioning, play, and life jackets. An accompanying adult is required.
Beginner swim lessons for children ages 6–12 with no prior experience required. Participants build water comfort, learn foundational skills, and practice safety in a supportive setting.
A playful movement class for ages 5–9 where children explore dance, express emotions, build foundational skills, and have fun with peers.
An intermediate improv class featuring new games, scenes, and practical exploration of core principles and techniques. Ideal for performers seeking to build confidence, collaboration, and spontaneity.
A 60-minute indoor cycling workout for members, with nonmembers welcome by purchasing a day pass.
A hands-on camp for ages 5–8 focused on building simple structures through playful engineering challenges. Kids develop creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills while exploring STEM.
Beginner swim lessons for ages 3–5, focusing on comfort, fun, and water safety without requiring prior experience. Children already comfortable submerging and floating should consider the next level.
Build core strength, joint mobility, balance, and flexibility through Pilates basics using resistance bands, small physio balls, and light weights. Suitable for all fitness levels.
A hands-on class for children ages 8 and up to build coding skills and explore programming languages suited to their experience level.
A non-contact martial arts class teaching Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control, and Indomitable Spirit while building confidence, flexibility, balance, and strength.
Beginner lessons for ages 6–12 focus on water comfort, fun, and safety without requiring prior swim experience. Children already comfortable submerging and floating with little assistance may be better suited to Youth 2.
A youth day camp featuring 3–5-mile hikes, outdoor skills, and exploration of the Pacific Northwest. It offers opportunities to make friends, build confidence, and enjoy memorable adventures.
A beginner-friendly basketball clinic for kindergarten through fifth-grade players, focusing on motor skills, basic rules, gameplay, fundamentals, and introductory strategy.
A week-long camp introducing young players to pickleball through expert coaching, hands-on drills, strategy, footwork, and friendly games. Participants build skills while developing teamwork and social connections in a safe, fun setting.
A fun, positive class where children build coordination, strength, flexibility, and endurance while learning tumbling, balance, beam, bar, and trampoline skills.
A beginner-friendly skateboarding camp for younger kids, welcoming all experience levels. Participants learn ramp riding, safe falling, equipment use, turn-taking, and skate park etiquette with skateboards and safety gear provided.
Beginner swim instruction for ages 6–12 with no prior experience required. Children build water comfort, learn foundational skills, and practice safety in a supportive setting.
A hands-on clay camp where children sculpt pet portraits, bird bells, and imaginative creatures while exploring creative possibilities with clay.
Ages 6–12 can practice throwing, catching, and flag-pulling through fun, non-contact games while learning football fundamentals.
A parent-and-child swim class focused on safe water entry and exit, retrieving submerged objects, floating, gliding, and beginning swimming movements. It’s a supportive way for young swimmers to build confidence and foundational skills with a caregiver.
A multi-session course for learning lifeguarding skills, water safety, emergency response, and rescue techniques. A practical choice for those seeking preparation for lifeguard certification.
View rare documents that shaped the United States, including an 1823 Declaration of Independence engraving, a draft of the Constitution, the Treaty of Paris, and the Bill of Rights.
A beginner-friendly ball hockey program for all skill levels—no ice, skating, or hockey experience needed. Play in tennis shoes while building teamwork, respect, integrity, and positivity.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to learners in the P1–Y1 or Y4–C4 levels, offering focused guidance to build skills and confidence.
Beginner swim lessons for ages 3–5 focus on comfort, fun, and water safety with no prior experience required. Children already comfortable submerging and floating may be better suited to Preschool 2.
A community program featuring Dave and a focus on Bremerton-area Metro topics, offering an opportunity to learn, connect, and discuss local transportation.
A beginner-friendly soccer program for ages 5–8 covering dribbling, passing, shooting, ball control, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, offering arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities. Trained staff foster community, individual achievement, and original thinking in a safe environment.
A fun, safe introduction to flag rugby for ages 6–12, with instruction in passing, flag-pulling, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Ideal for kids who want to build skills while playing an energetic, non-contact sport.
An interactive LEGO camp where kids build motorized models, sculptures, and mosaics inspired by Super Mario Bros., Roblox, Pokémon, Minecraft, Zelda, and other favorite games.
A hands-on art camp for grades 1–3, inspired by patterns and shapes in artworks. Campers experiment with paint, fabric, felt, and imagination to create small and oversized pieces.
A 5-class pass lets participants choose five dates within the current trimester, making it easier to fit fitness sessions around changing schedules. Rates vary by program.
Build Minecraft-inspired creations with LEGO® materials while learning engineering concepts. Participants can craft tools, harvest resources, and defend against the Ender Dragon in a hands-on experience led by a trained instructor.
A multi-sport camp featuring basketball, football, soccer and more, with skill and agility training, nutrition education, and character-building activities. A fun way for young athletes to grow on and off the field.
A creative summer camp featuring hands-on art projects, games, and activities shared with the Athletic Adventures group. Ideal for youth who enjoy exploring new skills and imaginative themes.
A shallow-water swim for families with children ages 5 and under, offering a safe opportunity for young children to play in the pool with an adult close by.
Full-day camp for ages 11–15 featuring stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and outings to nearby parks and neighborhoods. Activities vary with the weather; a prior float test and signed medical release are required.
Personalized swim instruction for participants of any skill level, with focused coaching to build technique, confidence, and water safety.
A recreational youth soccer program combining 30 minutes of practice with a friendly game each week. Children are placed on teams with volunteer coaches, and buddy registration is available.
A pool-based P1 session or event, offering an opportunity to participate in or watch a scheduled aquatic program.
A hands-on Apple Camp session where children design a superhero on iPad and explore how creative ideas can help others.
A playful multi-sport camp for ages 5–7, introducing children to different activities while building coordination, balance, teamwork, and confidence through guided games.
A beginner-friendly adult swimming session focused on building foundational skills, comfort, and confidence in the water.
Meet up for a group outing to explore the waterfront, with bus transportation and free snacks provided. Bring money for additional food or purchases; registration and paperwork are required.
A scheduled pool session for swimming, exercise, or recreation. Check local facility details for the exact format and access requirements.
Join a casual, drop-in session to play pickleball, a fast-paced paddle sport that combines elements of tennis and ping-pong. It’s approachable for beginners and enjoyable for players looking to practice.
Swim instruction for ages 6–12 that builds foundational stroke skills and confidence in the water. Children should already be comfortable submerging without goggles and attempting to float or swim independently.
One-on-one swim instruction tailored to participants of any skill level, offering focused guidance to build technique, confidence, and comfort in the water.
A creative, hands-on camp where children tackle weekly design challenges through storytelling, teamwork, and project-based learning. Ideal for building confidence, problem-solving skills, and innovative thinking.
A high-energy youth camp where participants build their own go-karts, enjoy racing and rolling activities, and take a field trip to Arena Sports.
Join welcoming community workshops for ages 13+ featuring dance styles from hip-hop to Bollywood and opportunities to explore art. All experience levels can learn new skills and connect with others.
A playful soccer introduction for toddlers and preschoolers, using engaging activities to build motor skills, confidence, and foundational techniques. Parent involvement supports younger participants, while older children experience friendly competition.
A weeklong program for ages 9–13 combining kickball skill-building, team challenges, full-game play, and creative media activities. Campers build coordination, communication, sportsmanship, confidence, and new friendships.
A summer sports program featuring time on new courts and a fresh field, with classic games and field trips. It offers active outdoor recreation for participants looking to try different activities and spend summer days outside.
A youth-focused tennis session offering players a chance to build skills, practice fundamentals, and enjoy active time on the court.
A 24-module, group-based program for men addressing domestic violence through guided homework, accountability, and behavior change. Participants may attend to build healthier relationship skills and meet program requirements.
A midweek pool session offering an opportunity to swim, exercise, or relax in the water.
A week-long nature camp exploring beach, pond, meadow, and forest habitats through outdoor activities, arts and crafts, songs, games, and friendship-building.
A full-day camp combining tennis and golf instruction, games, match play, and sport-specific activities for players of all experience levels. Equipment is provided if needed.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to participants of any skill level, with personalized guidance to build technique, confidence, and water safety.
A scheduled midweek session for Y1 participants, offering a chance to take part in the programme and connect with others.
One-to-one swimming instruction for children in either the P1–Y1 or Y4–C4 age range, offering focused support to build water confidence and swimming skills.
A playful yoga session for children ages 6–11, combining creative games, movement, and relaxation to build flexibility, focus, and confidence. Suitable for all experience levels.
Learn to create open-back bezel settings for cabochons using wire instead of sheet silver, a technique that makes it possible to work with larger stones.
A playful yoga session for one adult and one child, combining simple poses, breathing exercises, and movement games. All levels are welcome for a fun way to stretch, move, and connect.
Learn watercolor techniques alongside mixed-media methods in a hands-on art class designed to build creative skills and encourage experimentation.
Ages 12–14 can enjoy a week of water-themed activities, including a field trip to Wild Waves, Water Day, and a visit to Henry Moses Aquatic Center. Bring a lunch and two snacks each day.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to different skill levels, helping participants build water confidence, refine technique, and develop safer, more effective strokes.
A scheduled morning pool session for swimming, exercise, or relaxed water time.
Ages 6–12 build basketball skills through drills in dribbling, passing, shooting, defense, and rebounding. The program also emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth.
Parent-child swim class for ages 9 months to 3 years, introducing water comfort through bubbles, gentle assisted movements, and songs. Each child must be accompanied in the pool by an adult age 16 or older.
A supportive class covering foundational yoga poses, with options to increase the challenge. Ideal for learning, moving, and building confidence at your own pace.
Swim lessons designed for Kindercampers of all skill levels, offering a welcoming way to build confidence and improve water skills.
A competitive rowing program for girls ages 13–19 with prior experience. Participants train regularly, prepare for weekend regattas, and must complete a float test before class.
Swim lessons for Kindercampers welcome children of all skill levels, offering a fun way to build water confidence and swimming skills.
One-on-one 30-minute piano lessons with an experienced musician, suitable for developing or strengthening your skills. Lesson materials are discussed during the first session.
A hands-on cooking class where children explore new flavors, international cuisines, baking, food preparation, kitchen tools, and safety while creating favorite foods.
A scheduled pool session for Y3 participants, offering time for swimming, training, or other aquatic activities.
Intermediate swim instruction for ages 5–14 who can lap swim independently. Participants develop freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, dives, flip turns, treading water, and endurance.
One-on-one instruction tailored to swimmers of any experience level, offering focused coaching to build technique, confidence, and overall skill.
Youth rowers learn stroke fundamentals, boat handling, water safety, and equipment care while building fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship. A float test is required before class.
An adult swim course focused on refining strokes, improving efficiency, and building comfort in the water. Participants may swim longer distances while strengthening foundational skills.
A hands-on clay camp where young artists learn sculpting, hand-building, and decorating techniques. They’ll create imaginative pieces, including pinch pots and figurines, with finished work fired and ready to take home.
Introductory swim class for ages 3–5 focused on water safety, bubbles, floating, kicking, front crawl, and retrieving underwater objects. Ideal for building confidence and foundational swimming skills.
A youth soccer camp focused on dribbling, passing, shooting, ball control, and teamwork, welcoming players of all skill levels.
Beginner swim lessons for ages 3–5 focused on comfort, fun, and water safety. No prior swim experience is needed; children already comfortable submerging and floating may be better suited to the next level.
Join a beginning-to-intermediate cheer squad to learn dances, cheers, and introductory tumbling. No prior experience is required, and participants may perform at community and sporting events.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to participants of any skill level, offering focused guidance to build confidence and improve technique.
A creative theater camp for ages 8–12, introducing acting, performance, design, and backstage skills while building self-expression and confidence.
A professional learning session on teaching practices that foster curiosity, connect learners to the natural world, and inspire sustainable stewardship.
A half-day golf camp featuring instruction, games, and activities for players of all experience levels. Clubs and equipment are provided for participants who need them.
Swim instruction for ages 6–12 focused on developing proficiency in basic strokes. Participants should already be able to tread water and perform front and back floats for about 15 seconds.
A summer soccer program offering a fun, active way for players to build skills, stay moving, and enjoy the sport with others.
A child-focused camp offering age-appropriate activities, creative play, and opportunities to learn and connect with others.
Build full-body strength with dumbbells and resistance bands in a class suitable for all fitness levels, with modifications available. Choose manageable weights and work through multiple repetitions.
A beginner-friendly juggling class for ages 10 and older, offering a playful way to build coordination, focus, and mental flexibility. No prior experience is needed.
A scheduled swim session offering time for lap swimming, exercise, or recreational water activities.
A playful swim session for caregivers and young children, offering a fun way to build water confidence and enjoy quality time together.
Practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing English in a supportive group setting. Build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and connect with others through real-life activities and gospel-centered reflection.
An intensive chamber music program for intermediate to advanced adult amateur musicians, featuring professional coaching, rehearsals, workshops, and a culminating concert. Tuition is $400.
Cheer on GL Junior Crew as they compete in a summer regatta, showcasing teamwork, skill, and determination on the water.
Parents and children explore the water together while learning safe behaviors and building swimming readiness. It’s a supportive way for young swimmers to become more comfortable in, on, and around water.
Ages 4–5 build foundational water safety and swimming skills through a developmentally appropriate progression. Families can use the free American Red Cross Swim app to track each child’s progress.
Youth sports camps use skill-building games and activities to introduce children to athletics while developing teamwork, respect, sportsmanship, and healthy active-lifestyle habits. Participants receive a T-shirt and merit award.
Hands-on aquatic sessions help campers build water skills, confidence, and teamwork through active, supportive adventures.
An eight-week introduction to improvisational theatre focused on listening, connection, play, and creating stories collaboratively. A welcoming way to build spontaneity and confidence through performance exercises.
Introductory swim class for ages 3–5 covering water safety, bubble bobs, floating, front crawl, retrieving submerged objects, and unsupported streamlining and kicking.
A lively Latin-rhythm fitness class for all levels, combining easy-to-follow dance movements with calorie-burning cardio. The toning format adds light weights to strengthen the arms, legs, and glutes.
A hands-on building adventure where participants use LEGO materials to create Pokémon, rescue Pikachu, explore the S.S. Anne, and compete to become Pokémon Master.
Ages 3–5, this class develops stroke technique and endurance for children who can independently swim 3–5 body lengths in shallow water. Children who need assistance should start with Preschool 1 or 2.
A multi-sport camp for kids who enjoy trying different indoor activities, with a new sport experience each day.
A hands-on jewelry-making camp for ages 8–12 where children learn crafting skills and use varied materials to create earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.
Ages 8–12 can create LEGO stop-motion films while learning storytelling, character design, filming, and editing. Campers also build scenes inspired by favorite movies, making this a hands-on choice for young movie fans and creative builders.
A team-based rowing program for experienced girls ages 13–19, focused on stroke technique, boat handling, water safety, conditioning, and competitive preparation. Regular attendance and a supervised float test are required.
A supervised midday program that connects morning and afternoon camps with activities and sports. Campers should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
One-on-one swim instruction for ages 5 and up, tailored to each participant’s goals. Two close-age siblings with similar ability may share a session.
A playful soccer program for young children featuring age-appropriate skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting, along with lessons in teamwork, respect, and appreciation. Jerseys are provided on the first day.
Enjoy a soccer-themed film under the open sky with family and friends. Bring blankets, picnic baskets, and non-alcoholic drinks for a relaxed evening outdoors.
Build strength, coordination, flexibility and confidence through instruction on tumbling, bars, beam and vault. Designed for beginners to intermediates in a supportive, noncompetitive setting.
A hands-on camp where children explore coding concepts through engaging, age-appropriate activities and creative projects.
Ages 4–6 explore baseball, basketball, and soccer through structured activities that build balance, coordination, sportsmanship, and teamwork.
Extended care provides supervision before and after the regular day for children ages 6–12 enrolled in Green STEAM Team or Field Scientists camp. Camp registration is required separately.
An all-levels session blending gentle yoga, breathwork, energy medicine, and guided meditation. Attend to move mindfully, calm the mind, and restore vitality in a supportive setting with modifications available.
Individual swimming instruction for participants in P1–3 and Y1–3, held in a shallow pool. A focused option for building water confidence and foundational skills.
A Thursday session for Year 4 participants, likely involving swimming or pool-based activities. It may suit children developing confidence and skills in the water.
A hands-on summer camp where children explore clay hand-building techniques, develop self-directed creativity, and make their own projects in a playful, mess-friendly setting.
A playful introductory circus class for young children, featuring juggling, tumbling, balance skills, acrobatics, and clowning while building confidence, coordination, teamwork, and creativity.
Ages 9–12 build passing, shooting, dribbling, defensive, and rebounding skills while developing sportsmanship and teamwork in an engaging basketball program.
Adult lessons for beginners and intermediate swimmers focus on water comfort, safety, foundational skills, and stroke improvement. Participants can build confidence for safer recreation, home-pool use, and future aquatic training.
A competitive pre-season rowing program for girls ages 13–18 with prior team-rowing experience. Participants refine stroke technique, boat handling, water safety, and equipment care; a float test is required before class.
Morning swimming sessions for Year 4 children, offering structured instruction and practice to build confidence, water safety, and swimming skills.
A summer day camp week combining sports, water-themed activities, and a field trip to Julius Boehm Pool. Life jackets are provided for every camper.
A hands-on clay camp where kids sculpt pet portraits, bird bells, and imaginative creatures. A fun creative activity for animal lovers who enjoy making and experimenting.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to participants of any skill level, offering focused guidance to build confidence, improve technique, and reach personal goals.
A playful movement class for ages 3–4 that builds coordination, emotional expression, and foundational dance skills through imaginative activities with peers.
A beginner-friendly soccer class for ages 5–6 covering dribbling, passing, defense, and shooting through fun skill games and gradually introduced small-sided matches. Participants receive a jersey; shin guards are required after the first session.
An outdoor day camp for ages 6–8 featuring nature games, hikes, crafts, and activities about tidepools, oceans, wetlands, and the water cycle.
A five-session junior tennis class for beginners and players progressing toward Red Ball 2. Participants build agility, coordination, stroke technique, and rallying skills through fun, active instruction.
Youth will collect participant feedback, gather data, and measure the impact of summer activities. The experience builds communication, research, community engagement, and teamwork skills.
A welcoming fitness class blending aerobic exercise, HIIT cardio, and dance. Ongoing sessions let participants of all fitness levels join without pre-registration.
Ages 12–18 learn safe, effective resistance-training techniques through compound movements, free weights, and machines. A practical choice for building strength, muscle, and functional fitness.
Explore collage through paper, photographs, fabric, found objects, painting, and drawing materials. Study diverse artists and techniques while creating expressive work in a welcoming, low-pressure setting—no experience needed.
A hands-on camp inspired by medieval life, with themed activities, games, crafts, and imaginative adventures for young participants.
Swim lessons for participants of all skill levels, offering instruction and practice to build confidence and improve technique.
Students design video games from scratch and use artificial intelligence to train computers to recognize hand gestures, creating hands-free controls for their game characters.
A supervised midday program with activities that connects morning and afternoon camps. Campers can enjoy a convenient break while staying active and engaged; they should bring lunch and a water bottle.
A relaxed space for teens ages 12–17 to cook, play games, connect, and enjoy field trips. An E-13 form is required; drop-in availability varies.
A beginner-friendly street hockey session with coaching in stickhandling, passing, shooting, and game play. Practice skills through drills, fast-paced scrimmages, and shootouts—no skating or hockey experience required.
High school girls ages 14–17 can sharpen serving, passing, hitting, and blocking through focused coaching, competition, and supportive drills. Ideal for athletes seeking greater confidence, consistency, and overall performance.
A youth arts camp focused on K-pop, combining music, dance, performance, and creative expression. A fun way for young fans to build skills and connect with others who share their interests.
Join a continuous lap-swimming session for all ages, with lanes organized by swimming speed. It’s a flexible option for building endurance, maintaining fitness, or enjoying a steady workout.
Individual swimming instruction for participants in P1–3 and Y1–3, conducted in a shallow pool.
A full-body workout combining bodyweight exercises, muscle conditioning, cardio, and plyometrics with music synchronized to every move. Movements can be modified for all fitness levels.
A beginner gymnastics class for ages 3–5, introducing rolls, jumps, balances, and early cartwheel skills. Kids build coordination, body awareness, and confidence in a fun, supportive setting.
A weeklong camp introducing kids ages 8–12 to pickleball through coaching, drills, strategy, footwork, gameplay, teamwork, and friendly competition. Paddles are provided, and required ePACT forms must be completed before attendance.
Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, with registration and ePACT health information required. Families can use it for supervised care and activities while school is out.
A midweek pool-based activity offering an opportunity to get active, practice aquatic skills, or enjoy a refreshing session.
A welcoming 1-mile timed run for all ages and abilities, followed by a community celebration with food, music, games, inflatables, sports, and resource booths. Participants also receive a swag bag.
Beginner and intermediate players ages 8–12 build tennis skills through technique work, practice, and match play. Sessions also emphasize sportsmanship, perseverance, and enjoyment.
Pedal through parks and trails while enjoying the outdoors; bikes and helmets are available upon request.
Ages 6–12: build foundational swimming skills for children comfortable submerging and beginning to float or swim independently.
A theater program for children ages 6–11 featuring speech, improvisation, dramatic movement, scene work, and other performing arts activities. Students build confidence, communication skills, and friendships while preparing for a final performance.
A scheduled Y3 swimming session for participants developing aquatic skills and confidence in the water.
Homeschool children ages 5–7 explore life science through hands-on experiments, demonstrations, activities, and nature walks. Ideal for curious young learners who enjoy discovering how the natural world works.
Ages 5–6 learn soccer through creative storytelling and meaningful play. Activities build confidence, problem-solving skills, body positivity, and self-esteem.
A youth sports camp focused on building athletic skills, teamwork, and confidence through engaging activities. Participants should bring water and a snack.
A space-themed camp for ages 3–6 featuring hands-on science experiments, crafts, and galactic games about planets, stars, and astronauts. Includes daily playground time and a weekly splash pad visit, weather permitting.
Kids ages 8–12 build and program helpful robots with LEGO SPIKE Prime, then create Minecraft-inspired worlds with LEGO bricks. Hands-on challenges encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity.
Ages 9–11 enjoy colorful, artistic activities, a visit to the Museum of Pop Culture, and time at Henry Moses Aquatic Center. Campers should bring lunch and two snacks each day.
A free series for teens featuring hands-on cooking lessons and practical nutrition guidance. Participants can build kitchen confidence, learn healthy habits, and prepare simple meals.
A supervised midday camp program connecting morning and afternoon activities with sports and recreation. Campers should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
A playful soccer introduction for children ages 18 months to 5 years, featuring age-appropriate activities that build motor skills, confidence, and foundational soccer abilities, with parent involvement for younger participants.
Learn practical self-defense techniques, body mechanics, situational awareness, and ways to navigate your surroundings safely. Designed for participants ages 10 and older.
A playful, hands-on session exploring movement and development for babies who are crawling or becoming mobile, offering families ideas for purposeful play at home.
Join a group outing to explore Pike Place, with transportation and free snacks provided. Bring money for additional food or purchases; registration and paperwork are required.
Try block printing with brayers and inks in a welcoming, dementia-friendly class. Experiment with techniques and create artwork to display; first-time participants must arrange a conversation with the recreation specialist.
A beginner-friendly tabletop roleplaying adventure for kids using the Shadowdark system. Work together with magic, steel, and wits to explore dangerous ruins and seek gold and glory; no prior experience is required.
A hands-on advanced improv class focused on live performance, rehearsal, and stagecraft, with instruction and feedback. Ideal for performers seeking practice onstage and practical coaching.
Young campers explore other countries through stories and art, creating flags and imaginative projects while building new creative skills. Bring a snack and water bottle.
Youth basketball clinics for 3rd–5th graders focus on dribbling, shooting, passing, footwork, and defense. Led by former collegiate athlete Ricky Bell, sessions help players build skills and confidence in a supportive environment.
A music-driven dance fitness class combining cardio, muscle building, and sculpting. It offers an enjoyable, accessible workout for all ages and fitness levels.
A hands-on chemistry camp where ages 9–12 investigate reactions, solve challenges, and build STEM skills through experiments, teamwork, and project-based learning.
A beginner-friendly introduction to pickleball for children ages 5–8, covering basic strokes, rules, and strategies. Participants build skills while learning a sport that blends elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis.
Practice half- and full-court basketball while developing passing, movement, dribbling, shooting, and teamwork skills. Welcomes beginners and experienced players; bring a water bottle.
Free introductory basketball classes offer a welcoming way to learn fundamentals, build confidence, and enjoy an active workout.
Enjoy complimentary coffee, a talk with Salish Sea Guillemot Network coordinator Shannon Boldt, and a guided birding walk focused on pigeon guillemots. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
A youth soccer camp for ages 5–8 focused on skill development, teamwork, and scrimmaging. Required ePACT and concussion forms must be completed before attending.
A summer sports program featuring activities on new courts and a fresh field, plus classic games and field trips for active kids.
A hands-on cartooning class for kids of all skill levels, covering faces, bodies, character development, perspective, lettering, and more while encouraging each student to develop a unique style.
A weeklong indoor camp for ages 8–12 featuring games, crafts, and creative activities—an engaging way for kids to make friends and enjoy a summer of hands-on fun.
A hands-on camp for teens to build independence while exploring Seattle by light rail. Participants practice navigating public transportation, traveling safely, and discovering a different station and destination.
A summer day camp featuring arts, science, sports, games, field trips, outdoor adventures, beach and pool visits, and wacky guests. Campers can build friendships while enjoying active, varied daily experiences.
A supervised midday program with activities that connects morning and afternoon sports camps; bring a lunch and water bottle.
An intermediate youth sailing camp on Lake Washington covering rigging, knots, water rules, teamwork, and safety in easy-to-maneuver pram sailboats. Requires a prior beginner week, float test, and signed medical/release form.
School-break day camp for children in grades K–5, offering supervised care while school is closed. Families should register in advance and complete required ePACT health and participant forms.
Learn social dance skills with a partner in a welcoming group setting; each participant must register separately and pay an individual fee.
A beginner-friendly introduction to a variety of sports for children ages 5–8. An optional lunch hour is available for an additional fee.
A supervised midday program connecting morning and afternoon activities, with games and other activities. Campers bring their own lunch and water bottle, making it a convenient option for a full day of camp.
A hands-on engineering course where children ages 5–7 build simple machines through fun, mission-based challenges. Campers practice problem-solving, testing, and refining designs while creating working inventions.
One-on-one swimming instruction tailored to beginners through advanced swimmers, with personalized guidance to build confidence, improve technique, and reach individual goals.
A hands-on creative program for children ages 6–12, featuring drawing, painting, sculpture, and other artistic mediums for all experience levels.
A youth volleyball camp focused on passing, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving. Participants also build leadership, teamwork, and confidence through active play.
Beginner swim instruction for young children, covering water safety, safe entry and exit, submerging and blowing bubbles, front and back floating, and short assisted swims.
A weeklong indoor golf camp for ages 8–14 featuring instructor-led drills, simulators, and mini golf. It’s a fun way to build skills and develop a lasting love for the game.
A supportive, inclusive clinic where children ages 7–11 build volleyball fundamentals such as serving, passing, setting, and spiking while developing teamwork and sportsmanship. Suitable for beginners and players refining their skills.
A dedicated Thursday aquatic session for Y1 participants, offering an opportunity to take part in pool-based activities and connect with others in the group.
A scheduled Saturday pool session for swimming and recreation. It’s a simple way to get active, cool off, and enjoy time in the water.
A high-energy dance fitness class combining easy-to-follow choreography with boot-camp-inspired toning. Designed for participants 16 and older and adaptable to varied shapes and skill levels.
A conditioning course for girls ages 13–19 preparing for the upcoming season, combining land and water training at Mt. Baker. Participants must complete a float test beforehand at an approved pool.
A six-class beginner clinic for ages 8–12 covering volleyball fundamentals through games and drills focused on serving, passing, spiking, blocking, and offensive and defensive strategies.
An advanced improv class that builds on previous skills while exploring the theory behind performance through playful exercises, experimentation, and deeper creative practice.
A pool-based Thursday session with limited public details. Check the organizer’s listing for the activity format, eligibility, and participation requirements.
A recurring pool session designated as P1, suitable for participants looking to swim or take part in organized aquatic activities.
A hands-on iPad session where children design an original superhero and explore how technology can be used to help others, encouraging creativity, storytelling, and problem-solving.
A preschool program for ages 4–5 that builds kindergarten readiness through socialization, cooperation, listening skills, and supportive family involvement.
One-on-one swimming instruction for participants in P1 through Year 3, offering tailored guidance to build water confidence and swimming skills.
A week-long outdoor camp exploring beach, pond, meadow, and forest habitats through nature activities, arts and crafts, songs, games, and new friendships.
Ages 3–6 can enjoy Olympic-style games, relay races, and creative challenges that build teamwork, sportsmanship, and confidence. Indoor/outdoor playground time and a weekly splash pad visit add extra active fun.
A supervised midday program with activities that connects morning and afternoon camps; participants should bring their own lunch and a water bottle.
A playful introduction to basketball and soccer for children ages 2–5, building balance, coordination, fitness, and teamwork through age-appropriate activities. Parent participation is required for ages 2–3.5.
A scheduled Y1 session for participants taking part in the program’s Monday activities.
A hands-on introduction to juggling, tumbling, partner acrobatics, and eccentric tricks for children ages 6–9. Participants build confidence, teamwork, and circus skills through active play.
Supervised day camp for students in grades K–5 during school closures, with activities and care for working families. Registration, ePACT health information, and immunization records are required; special-needs paperwork may also be needed.
A weekday morning swimming session for Year 1 children, offering structured water-safety practice and skill development in a supervised pool setting.
A community gathering with live music, games, food, and activities for all ages—an easy way to connect with neighbors and enjoy a summer day outdoors.
A scheduled pool session for participants in the Y3 program, offering structured time in the water and an opportunity to build swimming skills.
Individual swimming instruction for P1–3 and Y1–3 participants in a shallow pool, offering focused support to build water confidence and swimming skills.
Ages 6–12 can build passing, shooting, and dribbling skills through energetic, hands-on basketball activities designed to support confidence and teamwork.
A hands-on art camp where children explore painting, drawing, collage, paper mache, and crafts while developing their own creative vision through personalized attention.
Basketball training for young players in kindergarten through fifth grade, led by experienced coaches. Participants learn motor skills, fundamentals, rules, gameplay, and beginner strategy in a supportive setting.
Individualized swim instruction tailored to different skill levels, offering focused coaching to build technique, confidence, and water safety.
A morning swimming session for Year 1 children, offering structured pool-based instruction and practice.
A supervised midday program with activities for children ages 5–12, offering a convenient break between morning and afternoon camps. Participants should bring lunch and a water bottle.
Learn about shrikes, enjoy complimentary coffee, and join a guided walk to build your birdwatching skills. Birders of all ages and experience levels are welcome.
A hands-on LEGO STEM course where students design dinosaur habitats, explore prehistoric ecosystems, and embark on discovery expeditions. Ideal for young builders who enjoy engineering, biology, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Ages 6–8 use tracking tools, nature hikes, science labs, crafts, and games to investigate Pacific Northwest animals and their behaviors while exploring local geology, plants, and natural wonders.
A coached group workout combining dumbbells, resistance bands, bodyweight exercises, and agility drills to build strength, improve fitness, and burn calories.
Ages 6–12 learn skills and rules for basketball, flag football, and soccer while building teamwork and sportsmanship. Daily swim time adds variety and fun.
A theme-based preschool camp featuring art, singing, circle time, exploration, structured games, and outdoor play. Children build social skills, imagination, and kindergarten readiness while enjoying a week of summer activities.
Introductory swimming class for ages 5–12, focusing on water comfort, safe entry and exit, submersion, floating, and foundational strokes. A good starting point for young swimmers building confidence and essential skills.
Ages 10–15 can build confidence, collaboration, and storytelling skills through creative lessons and games. Participants will use their imaginations to develop characters and stories while learning to share the stage.
A scheduled Year 3 pool session offering participants the chance to take part in water-based activities and enjoy time swimming.
Ages 16 and up can combine an energizing hour of dance fitness set to hip-hop, Latin, Soca, R&B, and pop with 30 minutes of Pilates strengthening and stretching. All fitness levels are welcome.
Ages 12–17 can practice group riding, learn local bike routes, and visit nearby ice cream shops, with the treat covered. Participants need a bike, helmet, basic riding skills, and completed EPact paperwork.
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A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities. It offers a safe setting for building community, confidence, and friendships.
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Share your favorite poems, perform original work, or listen to fellow poets in a welcoming, free community open mic. Young poets are encouraged to participate.
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A fall running program for students entering grades 3–6, featuring twice-weekly practices and regional youth meets. It’s a great way to build endurance, learn teamwork, and enjoy competitive cross country.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, with activities and care for families who need coverage. Registration and medically verified forms through ePACT are required.
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A supervised summer camp for kids featuring engaging activities, games, and opportunities to make friends. A fun choice for children seeking active, social experiences during school break.
A camp experience for young children, offering a chance to learn, play, and connect with others.
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A hands-on pottery workshop where children ages 6–8 create bowls, mugs, plates, sculptures, and more on the wheel. Participants will also explore carving and painting techniques while building confidence through creative, tactile play.
A creative, activity-filled camp for curious participants, offering opportunities to learn, explore, and make new connections.
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A hands-on camp where students build durable robots with metal parts, use advanced sensors, and explore AI while developing engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
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A beginner-friendly pickleball class for ages 9–13 covering basic strokes, rules, and strategies. Participants should bring a water bottle and snack.
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Continue preseason conditioning with land and water training at Mt. Baker for boys ages 13–19. A float test at an approved pool is required before class.
A hands-on cooking camp where children explore new flavors, international cuisines, baking, food preparation, kitchen tools, and safety while creating favorite foods.
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A supervised spring-break day camp for children in grades K–5, offering care and activities during school closures. Registration, ePACT information, and immunization records are required.
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A nature-themed program for children, offering an engaging way to explore the outdoors and learn about the natural world.
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An outdoor theatre camp for teens featuring Shakespearean scenes, comedy, and improv games. Participants build acting skills and confidence, then share their work with families in a final-day celebration.
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An indoor play session for ages 2–5 featuring age-appropriate toys and creative exercise. No registration is needed; bring a free recreation pass and stay with your child.
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A two-part advanced class on evaluating and dismantling sterling silver flatware for reuse. Learn practical techniques for transforming salvaged pieces into usable materials for new projects.
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A hands-on summer camp where kids explore clay hand-building techniques and develop self-directed creativity. Participants should dress for messy projects; guardians provide snacks.
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A summer sports program featuring fresh courts, a new field, classic games, and field trips. A good choice for active kids who want variety and outdoor fun.
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A beginner-friendly introduction to classical ballet covering basic technique, posture, flexibility, musicality, barre, and center work. No prior dance experience is needed; ballet tights and shoes are required.
Day camp for students in grades K–5 during a school closure, offering supervised activities and care. Families should register in advance and complete required ePACT health information.
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A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities. Participants build community, explore interests, and celebrate individual achievements.
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An eight-week beginner-friendly course in improvised theatre, focused on listening, connection, playful collaboration, and creating stories spontaneously with others.
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A creative tabletop adventure set in the LEGO® Minecraft world. Roll dice, gather resources, craft gear, build bases, and work with friends to defeat the Ender Dragon.
A week-long outdoor camp exploring beach, pond, meadow, and forest habitats through nature activities, arts and crafts, songs, games, and friendship-building.
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A mixed-level pottery class exploring hand building, extruder work, and wheel throwing. Ideal for developing skills while creating functional and sculptural pieces.
Families can design and make custom buttons together in a hands-on creative activity suitable for all ages.
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A summer camp for children ages 5–12 featuring kayaking, scenic hikes, swimming, rock climbing, field trips, and other outdoor adventures with friends.
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A hands-on art camp where children turn recycled materials into sculptures, collages, wearable art, and collaborative creations while building creativity and problem-solving skills.
An intermediate improv class exploring new games, scenes, and the principles behind collaborative performance. Ideal for players ready to build confidence, sharpen stage skills, and deepen their practice.
A hands-on jewelry-making camp where children ages 6–12 learn crafting skills while creating earrings, bracelets, and necklaces from a variety of materials.
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An end-of-summer gathering featuring a barbecue and movie, offering friends a chance to enjoy food, entertainment, and time together. Contact staff about food allergies so accommodations can be arranged.
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A hands-on youth sailing camp for ages 11–17 and all experience levels, featuring double-handed dinghies, personalized group placement, and instruction focused on safety, skill development, and fun.
A beginner swim class for teens and adults to build water confidence, learn foundational strokes and skills, and improve safety around pools and children. Suitable for those overcoming fear of water or preparing for further aquatic training.
Join a group outing to Mathews Beach by bus. Intermediate swimming skills are required for water activities, but everyone is welcome to join with registration and paperwork completed.
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An outdoor art festival featuring artists demonstrating their creative processes, offering visitors a chance to explore artwork and enjoy a community cultural experience.
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A supervised midday program connecting morning and afternoon camps with activities and sports. Campers should bring their own lunch and a water bottle.
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A one-day camp for teens to explore Seattle by light rail while building independence, transit-navigation skills, and city safety awareness. Each session visits a different station and destination, with a focus on practical life skills.
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A supervised camp for Pokémon Trading Card Game players of all skill levels, with experienced instructors available to help beginners and support developing players.
A Red Cross swim program for ages 6–17 that builds water safety, confidence, and foundational swimming skills through progressive instruction. Participants develop basic water competency and safe practices in a pool setting.
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A supervised midday program for campers attending both morning and afternoon camps, with activities to bridge the day. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
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A welcoming summer program for children ages 5–12 featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities. Trained staff support community connection and individual growth.
A youth-focused summer camp combining music instruction with hands-on songwriting sessions. Participants can build musical skills, explore creative expression, and develop original songs.
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A two-day couples workshop focused on seven key conversations that can strengthen emotional connection, improve communication, and support a more secure, lasting relationship.
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Meet for a group trip to an art fair, with transportation provided and time to explore together. Free snacks are included; bring money for other food or purchases, and complete registration paperwork in advance.
A supervised strength-training session for junior sprint athletes, designed to build fitness and power ahead of racing season. Coach approval is required.
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A high-energy youth program focused on dribbling, passing, shooting, and teamwork, with regular scrimmages that let campers practice their skills in game situations.
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Individualized 30-minute drum lessons cover reading music, playing by ear, music theory, and composition, with a drum set available on site.
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A hands-on nature camp where children can explore urban farming, wetlands, and outdoor learning through age-appropriate activities.
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An immersive camping experience connected to Beyond Wonderland, offering convenient overnight access to the festival atmosphere and a chance to spend more time with fellow music fans.
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An all-day, recess-style camp featuring sports, games, contests, relay races, and creative chalk activities. It’s a lively way for children ages 5–8 to stay active, try different games, and make friends.
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A multi-sport camp for children ages 5–8 to explore different activities, build foundational athletic skills, and discover which sports suit them best.
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A hands-on outdoor art camp where children ages 6–9 create leaf prints, pinecone sculptures, paintings, and other nature-inspired projects while exploring the beauty of the natural world.
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Explore poetry and writing through guided activities focused on organizing thoughts and creating original work. Bring a journal or notebook and join a welcoming monthly session for creative practice.
A hands-on camp introducing children to fire safety, prevention, and emergency preparedness through engaging activities and lessons.
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Build motorized LEGO® dinosaurs and bring a prehistoric world to life while learning about Jurassic-era creatures through hands-on play.
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A developmentally appropriate Red Cross program for children ages 4–5 to build fundamental swimming and water-safety skills through progressive, skill-based instruction.
An advanced improv class focused on translating foundational skills into thoughtful, playful performance. Explore the theory behind improv, deepen your technique, and discover new creative approaches through practice.
Students build robots with motors and sensors, then write code using if/else logic to make their creations respond to the world.
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Free, hands-on fire-safety activities offer kids and families a fun way to learn essential skills together.
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A hands-on clay session for kids ages 8 and up to create their own pinch-pot animal—an engaging way to explore pottery and creativity.
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A deep-water exercise class focused on building strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. Attend if you’re comfortable in deep water and want a low-impact workout.
Free ballet instruction for youth and teen/adult dancers, with beginning through intermediate levels—a practical way to train or continue dancing over the summer. Registration is available online.
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A welcoming teen hangout for ages 12–17 featuring cooking, games, field trips, and relaxed drop-in time. An E-13 form is required to participate.
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A supervised day camp for children in grades K–5 during school closures, offering families reliable care and participants engaging activities. Registration and ePACT health information are required.
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A hands-on LEGO® engineering course where students design stadiums, build machines that recreate sports movements, and invent games. Team challenges develop creativity, problem-solving, collaboration, and design skills.
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A full-day camp for ages 11–15 featuring paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and outings to nearby parks and neighborhoods. A prior float test and signed medical and release forms are required.
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A hands-on ceramics session where participants can shape clay, explore creative techniques, and make a unique piece to take home.
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Travel as a group by Link and free Water Taxi to explore West Seattle, with snacks provided. Bring money for additional food or purchases; registration and paperwork are required.
Day camp is available for children in grades K–5 during this school closure day. Families must register and submit ePACT participant and immunization information; additional paperwork may be needed for medical or special needs.
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Supervised midday care and activities connect morning and afternoon camps. Available only to campers enrolled in both; bring a lunch and water bottle.
A playful soccer experience for children ages 2–3.5 and their parents, using storytelling and guided activities to build creativity, problem-solving skills, confidence, self-esteem, and body positivity.
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A hands-on improv class focused on collaborative longform, personal monologues, and theatrical performance techniques. Ideal for performers who want to build confidence, deepen storytelling, and create meaningful scenes.
An intermediate swimming course for teens and adults who are comfortable in deep water. Refine strokes and skills for greater safety, confidence, family pool enjoyment, or future aquatic activities such as SCUBA.
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A sensory-rich play session for babies who are not yet crawling, with age-appropriate activities that support movement, exploration, and early development. A welcoming chance for caregivers to connect while little ones play.
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A skills-focused soccer camp for ages 5–8, featuring varied drills that help beginners and experienced players develop technique and try different positions.
A creative program for ages 7–12 to explore drawing, painting, and sculpture while building artistic skills through hands-on activities.
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A youth camp focused on soccer and futsal skills through sport-specific drills, agility work, teamwork, and small-sided games. It’s suited to ages 9–12 who want to improve technique and confidence while trying new strategies.
A hands-on camp where children learn jewelry-making skills while creating earrings, bracelets, and necklaces from a variety of materials.
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A casual basketball session for ages 12–17, offering tweens and teens a chance to play, practice skills, and enjoy friendly competition.
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A playful outdoor adventure for toddlers and their families, featuring hands-on activities that explore nature’s colors and encourage curiosity, sensory learning, and connection with the outdoors. An adult must accompany each child.
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A hands-on camp where kids can learn about fire safety, emergency preparedness, and the work of firefighters through engaging activities.
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A day camp for children in grades K–5 during spring break, offering supervised care while school is closed. Families should register in advance and complete required health and participant information forms.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, with registration and required ePACT health information. A practical option for families needing supervised care while schools are closed.
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Kids of all skill levels can learn cartooning techniques from professional cartoonist Jeff Johnson in this hands-on camp, building drawing skills and creative confidence.
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Beginner rowers in grades 8–12 learn stroke fundamentals, boat handling, water safety, and equipment care. The program builds technique, confidence, and teamwork for athletes new to the sport.
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A playful medieval adventure for ages 5–7 featuring imaginative games, crafts, storytelling, movement, and cooperative challenges that build creativity, teamwork, and confidence.
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A free, hands-on camp where kids can learn about fire safety, firefighting, and emergency response through engaging activities and demonstrations.
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Join an all-levels, high-intensity dodgeball session featuring shifting center lines that keep players moving and make hiding harder.
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A hands-on cooking camp where children explore baking, international cuisines, food preparation, kitchen tools, and safety while creating colorful dishes and favorite foods.
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An eight-week introduction to improvised theatre focused on listening, connection, play, and creating spontaneous stories with others. Ideal for beginners who want to build confidence and collaborate creatively.
Families can pick up free school supplies for children ages 5–18 and enjoy a spaghetti dinner. Pre-registration is required.
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Build basketball fundamentals through practice games, ball-handling drills, shooting, and team play. A fun, active session for developing skills and enjoying the game.
A weeklong youth camp introducing pickleball through expert coaching, hands-on drills, strategy, footwork, gameplay, teamwork, and friendly competition in a safe, social setting.
Half-day volleyball camps for boys and girls ages 14 and under, featuring games and skill-building drills for all levels. Participants receive a camp T-shirt, and the program helps prepare athletes for fall school tryouts.
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A six-lane fitness lap swim with a provided workout, offering structured pool training for swimmers who want a drop-in exercise session.
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Create colorful pet-themed artwork in a relaxed, hands-on activity. It’s a fun way to explore creativity and make something unique to take home.
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Learn a traditional yogic practice designed to support physical vitality, balance, and inner well-being through guided instruction from the Isha Foundation.
A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities in a supportive community setting.
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A summer camp for ages 5–12 featuring kayaking, hikes, swimming, rock climbing, field trips, and more. Flexible drop-off and pickup make it a convenient way for kids to stay active, explore outdoors, and make friends.
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A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, with arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and activities that encourage creativity, community, and individual achievement.
Day camp for students in grades K–5 during a school closure, with registration and required health information completed beforehand. Families of children with medical or special needs can arrange additional support.
Youth ages 13–18 with at least one canoe/kayak sprint team session can build strength and endurance for flatwater racing. A float test is required before class and must be completed at an approved pool or beach.
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An immersive summer camp where children become forest detectives by tracking animals, reading maps, following clues, and solving puzzles. Teamwork and exploration lead them toward a mystery hidden in nature.
A hands-on nature-inspired art camp where children create fairies and fantasy creatures, design paper lanterns, sculpt with clay, and make leaf bowls. A creative choice for young artists who enjoy imaginative projects and exploring natural materials.
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A hands-on creative session where children design a superhero on iPad and explore how digital storytelling can help others. Registration is required.
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An intermediate improv class focused on building scenes, developing performance skills, and applying foundational techniques. A practical choice for performers seeking greater confidence, spontaneity, and stage presence.
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Learn traditional Okinawan Goju-Ryu karate through fundamental self-defense, control, and conditioning techniques. Open to all levels, with opportunities to earn GKK belt rank and attend individual classes.
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Youth volleyball league for players ages 12–13 of all genders, focused on fundamental skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Participants practice with a team and finish the season with a weekend jamboree.
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Teens can tackle a high ropes course featuring wobbling bridges, tightropes, cargo nets, and other aerial challenges while secured in a safety harness. Bring water, lunch money, closed-toe shoes, and a parent-signed E-13 form.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, offering supervised activities and a practical care option for families who need coverage.
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A supervised midday program that connects morning and afternoon camps with activities and sports. Participants should bring their own lunch and a water bottle.
A summer camp for middle-school participants featuring sports, arts, music, field trips, and more. Activities are supervised at a 10:1 ratio.
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Create a stop-motion Lego world and a live-action film in collaborative crews. Learn storytelling, directing, filming, acting, voice-over, and editing while producing movies to enjoy after camp.
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A skills-focused basketball camp featuring fast-paced drills and gameplay to build fundamentals, confidence, coordination, teamwork, and game awareness for players of all experience levels.
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Learn traditional martial arts techniques—including stances, strikes, blocks, forms, and basic self-defense—in a non-contact, supportive setting. Improve coordination, flexibility, focus, and self-discipline at any experience level.
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An outdoor learning camp where children explore native plants, navigation, safety, and traditional nature skills while building confidence and learning how to support healthy forest ecosystems.
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A high-energy youth camp where ages 6–8 build dribbling, passing, shooting, and teamwork skills through practice and regular scrimmages.
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An eight-week introductory improv course covering active listening, collaborative storytelling, “Yes, And,” confidence, creativity, and public speaking. No prior training is required, and beginners and experienced performers are welcome.
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An outdoor skateboarding event offering a chance to practice skills, learn from others, and enjoy an active community gathering.
A day of Nintendo Switch, virtual, and board games, with activities in the café, gym, and outdoors. Practice sportsmanship, work as a team, and compete for prizes; bring a sack lunch and water.
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A fun introduction to a variety of sports for young athletes ages 8–12, with an optional lunch-hour program available for an additional fee.
A hands-on art camp where children ages 6–9 craft, paint, and build imaginative projects inspired by the world around them.
A hands-on science and engineering camp where kids explore experiments, build projects, and solve challenges. It’s designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence through active learning.
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A beginner-friendly introduction to cheer fundamentals, kicks, jumps, and group cheers. Participants can build skills, stay active, and have fun in a supportive setting.
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A three-part sewing class covering commercial pattern adjustments, adding elastic and pockets, and making pants. Ideal for building practical garment-making skills.
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A youth program for ages 11–14 that builds swimming, rescue, and water-safety skills, along with stamina and confidence for future lifeguarding. It prepares participants for a later lifeguarding course but does not provide certification.
A week-long filmmaking camp for ages 12–17 covering script development, production, and editing. Participants collaborate on short films while developing their creative voices in an inclusive environment.
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Spend the day at accessible Forest Park, enjoy the splash pad, and relax outdoors with a group. Bring a swimsuit, towel, change of clothes, sunscreen, and lunch.
An opening event for Mad Science Camp, introducing children to playful, hands-on science activities and experiments. A fun opportunity for curious young learners to explore and discover.
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A hands-on improv class focused on collaborative longform, personal monologues, and theatrical performance techniques. Ideal for performers who want to deepen storytelling skills and build confidence onstage.
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A hands-on summer program for young people interested in boats, woodworking, maritime skills, and creative outdoor learning.
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An intermediate rowing class that builds technique, fitness, and teamwork through on-water practice in sweep and sculling. Participants also gain exposure to coxswain and other boat roles; a prior float test is required.
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A supervised midday program with activities for campers attending both morning and afternoon camps. Bring a lunch and water bottle for a convenient break between sessions.
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A free four-day program for ages 11–18 featuring hands-on activities, games, and guest speakers. Participants build leadership, conflict-resolution, civic engagement, and storytelling skills while connecting with peers.
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An 8-week workshop in personal storytelling covering story arcs, stakes, audience trust, and performance techniques. Create an honest, engaging, stage-ready story with guidance from experienced storyteller Kent Whipple.
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An 8-week sketch-writing course led by Emmy-winning comedy writer Joe Guppy. Use improv games, learn story structure, develop and rewrite original material, and see your work performed in a supportive showcase.
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A six-session hands-on course teaching participants how to cut gemstones using faceting machines, ideal for beginners and hobbyists seeking practical lapidary skills.
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An intensive tennis camp for beginner to intermediate players ages 8–12, focused on improving skills through instructor-led practice and play. Participants should bring sunscreen and water; rackets are available.
A playful movement class where students build motor skills, balance, coordination, imagination, and creativity through music, stories, props, and introductory dance concepts.
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A tabletop LEGO Minecraft survival adventure where players gather resources, build bases, battle hostile mobs, and roll the dice to shape their quest. Team up to stop the Ender Dragon and turn creativity into strategy.
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Enjoy casual swimming for all ages, with access to 1- and 3-meter diving boards, stairs, and an ADA lift. Children under 6 or 48 inches require close adult supervision.
Ages 10–13 explore acting, singing, character work, and music-video history before writing and filming their own parody videos with teaching artists. Tuition is $560, with a $25 member discount.
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A summer series of family-friendly movies offered for just $3 each, giving kids and caregivers an easy, low-cost way to enjoy big-screen entertainment during school break.
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A faith-based vacation Bible school where children can learn, play, and connect through age-appropriate summer activities.
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A six-week introduction to modern Aikido covering conditioning, falling, etiquette, and non-harmful self-defense techniques. Designed for beginners ages 16 and older; no experience or equipment is needed.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during school closure days, with activities and care at a community center. Registration, ePACT health information, and additional paperwork for medical or special needs may be required.
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A beginner-friendly classical dance class covering basic technique, posture, flexibility, musicality, barre, and center work. No prior experience is required; ballet tights and shoes are required.
A youth camp introducing ages 9–11 to table tennis basics, including paddle handling, rallying, and keeping score. Participants should bring a snack and water bottle.
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Get an up-close look at exotic reptiles and learn more about these fascinating animals. Bring a sack lunch and water.
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Ages 6–17 can train in FC Barcelona’s playing style with official Barça coaches through technical, tactical, goalkeeper and character-development sessions. Selected players may earn the opportunity to train at the club’s facilities in Barcelona.
A volleyball camp for ages 9–12 focused on skill development, agility, coordination, teamwork, drills, and small-sided games. It’s a chance to improve technique, learn strategies, and build confidence through active play.
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A hands-on camp where Girl Scouts explore robotics through creative challenges, teamwork, and practical problem-solving. A fun way to build STEM skills and confidence.
A playful, purposeful session for children who are walking, with activities that encourage movement, curiosity, and early learning.
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A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and activities that encourage creativity, community, and individual achievement.
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Learn the techniques behind Coptic-style bookbinding in a hands-on workshop, creating a distinctive handmade book while gaining practical skills in this historic craft.
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An eight-week introduction to improvised theatre focused on listening, connection, playful collaboration, and creating stories in the moment. Ideal for beginners who want to build confidence and have fun.
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A hands-on camp where children explore farm life, meet animals, and discover nature through outdoor activities and educational adventures.
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A youth camp combining games and shared activities with themed projects, giving participants a chance to explore new interests, make friends, and enjoy an active, creative summer experience.
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A free 60-minute session covering dementia basics, communication tips, brain health, and ways to support dementia-friendly communities. Includes time for questions and conversation.
A creative writing camp where children develop believable characters, immersive settings, and engaging plots, then create and take home their own original books.
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Learn foundational Mandarin characters, vocabulary, pronunciation, tones, reading, writing, and grammar for everyday conversation. Explore traditional and modern Chinese culture while building confidence with no prior experience required.
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A fitness class focused on improving strength, balance, and stability to help prevent falls. A practical choice for older adults or anyone seeking safer, more confident movement.
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American Red Cross swim lessons for ages 6–17 build water safety, confidence, and foundational skills through progressive instruction from water introduction to stroke development.
A hands-on clay workshop for ages 9–12, where young artists make bowls, mugs, plates, and sculptures on the pottery wheel, then add carved and painted designs.
A weeklong camp introducing young players to pickleball through expert coaching, hands-on drills, strategy, footwork, gameplay, and friendly competition. Ideal for building skills, confidence, teamwork, and social connections.
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Campers create heroic characters, choose magical abilities, and work together to hunt legendary creatures in a Dungeons & Dragons-inspired adventure. They’ll solve puzzles, uncover secrets, and use strategy to defeat monsters from folklore and myth.
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A family-friendly summer class series for kids, offering engaging activities and hands-on learning.
A hands-on program teaching teens practical cooking skills, nutrition basics, and healthy meal preparation—an engaging way to build confidence in the kitchen.
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A supervised day camp for children in grades K–5 during school closures. Families should register in advance and complete required participant and health information through ePACT.
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A tabletop roleplaying adventure set in a LEGO®-inspired Minecraft world. Roll dice to gather resources, craft gear, build bases, and work with friends to defeat the Ender Dragon.
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A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, offering arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities. Trained staff support community, individual achievement, and a safe, inclusive experience.
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One-on-one 30-minute piano lessons with an experienced musician, suitable for developing or strengthening musical skills. Lesson materials are explained on the first day; classes cost $40 each.
A hands-on LEGO® engineering camp where students design stadiums, build machines that mimic sports movements, and invent games. Teams tackle creative challenges while developing problem-solving, design, and collaboration skills.
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Learn about the U.S. citizenship process and prepare for the naturalization test with instruction available in English and Vietnamese. Attend online or in person.
A supervised midday program connecting morning and afternoon sports camps, with organized activities for campers. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
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A summer day camp for children ages 5–12 featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and community-building activities. It offers a safe, welcoming setting that encourages creativity, connection, and individual achievement.
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A supervised midday program for campers that connects morning and afternoon activities with sports and camp-based activities. Participants should bring their own lunch and a water bottle.
A supervised lunchtime gathering for campers enrolled in morning or afternoon camps, featuring fun activities with staff. Bring a sack lunch and water bottle.
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A multi-sport camp for ages 5–7 that helps children explore different activities while developing foundational athletic skills. Kids should bring a water bottle and snack.
A youth overnight camp featuring Spirit Week activities, offering participants opportunities for recreation, connection, and supervised group experiences.
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A hands-on camp where children tackle environmental challenges through team missions involving water systems, sustainable design, recycled fashion, and endangered-species dioramas. Activities combine science, art, and problem-solving.
Learn choreography inspired by K-pop and hip-hop in an energetic dance class suited to people looking to move, build confidence, and connect with others.
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A team-based program for experienced young rowers, focused on competitive training, stroke technique, boat handling, water safety, and equipment care. A lifeguard-supervised float test is required before class.
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A hands-on filmmaking camp where kids learn to create, direct, film, and act in their own movie. Participants collaborate as a crew and leave with practical skills and a finished film to share.
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A playful soccer program for ages 3–4 that uses creative storytelling and meaningful play to build confidence, problem-solving skills, self-esteem, and body positivity.
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A full-day camp for ages 11–15 featuring stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming, and outings to nearby parks and neighborhoods. Participation requires a prior float test and signed medical and risk-release forms.
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A hands-on clay camp where children explore hand-building techniques and self-directed creativity; guardians should provide snacks, and participants should dress for a mess.
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A 12-week course based on Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way, featuring reflective practices, creativity exercises, meditation tools, and individual instructor chats. No prior experience is required.
A creative camp for ages 5–7 where children learn cartooning basics, draw expressive characters, animals, and foods, and explore manga, anime, comics, and classic cartoon styles through hands-on projects.
A hands-on workshop for songwriters to develop ideas, strengthen craft, and connect with fellow music creators.
A low-pressure team program for novice swimmers to build confidence, learn competitive skills, and experience swim meets. Participants must safely swim 25 yards in deep water and meet attendance requirements.
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Drop in for casual or fast-paced table tennis with six tables, balls, and paddles available upon request. Practice your spin, rally with friends, and enjoy a fun workout—no registration required.
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A hands-on ocean-themed art camp where children explore different creative mediums and make sea glass projects. Materials are provided, making it an easy, engaging way to create and learn about this unique beach treasure.
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A multi-sport camp where kids explore different activities, build foundational athletic skills, and discover which sports suit them best. Bring a water bottle and snack.
A hands-on clay camp where kids ages 7–9 sculpt, hand-build, and decorate creative projects such as pinch pots and animal figurines. Materials are provided, and finished pieces will be fired for campers to take home.
A hands-on improv class combining instruction, rehearsal, and personalized feedback, culminating in a live performance. Ideal for performers seeking stage experience and stronger spontaneous storytelling skills.
A beginner sailing camp for ages 8–11 using stable pram boats on Lake Washington. Participants learn rigging, knots, water safety and teamwork; a prior float test and signed medical release are required.
A creative outdoor performing-arts camp for ages 4–6, featuring storytelling, movement, music, and activities that build confidence and social-emotional skills, ending with a family sharing.
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An organized Pokémon play session for battling, trading, and meeting fellow trainers. A good choice for players seeking friendly competition and community.
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A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, outdoor play, and creative activities. Trained staff foster community, individual achievement, and original thinking in a safe environment.
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Practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a supportive group setting. Build confidence, strengthen communication skills, and connect language learning with personal and spiritual growth.
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Competitive rowers ages 13–19 can train with an experienced crew, prepare for weekend regattas, and build skills through regular practices. A completed float test is required before class.
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A hands-on nature camp exploring intertidal habitats and how plants and animals adapt to changing conditions. Campers learn through group games, arts and crafts, play, and outdoor discovery.
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A youth conditioning session for ages 13–18 with prior canoe/kayak sprint team experience, focused on building strength and endurance for flatwater racing. A float test is required before class.
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A hands-on nature camp where children build shelters, practice orienteering and fire safety, and explore the forest through games, arts, crafts, and outdoor play.
Beginner swim instruction for ages 6–17 covering water safety, basic aquatic skills, and foundational strokes. Participants build confidence and water competency through a progressive learning approach.
Help prepare a clothing swap by setting up 30 conference tables and other heavy equipment. Staff will provide guidance; volunteers should be reliable, able to lift, and comfortable working as part of a team.
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A playful soccer program for ages 3–4 that uses creative storytelling and meaningful play to build confidence, problem-solving skills, self-esteem, and body positivity.
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Explore the intertidal zone with a naturalist, looking for beach species while learning about Carkeek Park’s shoreline. The program is designed for people with dementia and their companions; sturdy shoes are recommended.
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Build favorite Pokémon with LEGO® materials, teach them special moves, evolve them, and compete in an epic championship battle while learning engineering skills.
Day camp care is available for K–5 students during this school closure, with registration and health forms required in advance. Families seeking supervised activities and care while school is out may find this program useful.
Advanced Red Cross swim instruction for swimmers who have passed Beginning Swimmer. Participants refine strokes, learn new techniques, and build water-safety and swimming proficiency; contact the pool for a pretest.
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Youth ages 6–17 learn fundamental springboard diving techniques, drills, and safety skills. A pool pretest is required, and participants must meet Beginning Swimmer Level 3 exit skills.
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A beginner swim program for ages 6–17 covering water safety, aquatic fundamentals, and early stroke development. Participants build confidence and basic water competency through progressive instruction.
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A high-quality preschool program for Seattle children, with free or affordable tuition for eligible families. Families can learn about participating providers and apply through the Department of Education and Early Learning.
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A hands-on introduction to golf covering swings, putting, and course etiquette. Ideal for beginners or young players building confidence, with clubs available to borrow.
An eight-week introduction to improvised theatre for beginners and experienced performers. Build listening, creativity, confidence, collaboration, and storytelling skills through playful exercises in a welcoming environment.
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A summer youth camp featuring fantasy-themed activities alongside games, arts, cooking, and other hands-on experiences. Participants spend part of each day together with an athletic camp and part exploring the weekly theme.
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A supervised midday program that connects morning and afternoon activities with games and sports-camp activities; participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
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Ages 6–14 build water safety, refine strokes, and develop endurance through fitness and competitive swimming practice. A pretest is required, and swimmers must have passed Beginning Swimmer and be proficient through level 5.
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Build boat-handling skills, confidence, and speed while sailing FJs, 420s, and Lasers. Prior youth sailing experience, a pre-class float test, and signed medical and release forms are required.
A summer sports program featuring time on fresh courts and a new field, along with classic games and field trips. A lively choice for active kids looking for outdoor adventure.
An intermediate improv class focused on new games, scene work, and a deeper understanding of improv principles. Ideal for performers looking to build confidence, sharpen collaboration, and expand their skills.
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Book individualized 30-minute piano instruction with an experienced musician. New students receive lesson-material details at their first session; call to schedule.
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A nonprofit summer intensive for grades 5–9, led by UW professors and world-class robotics champions. Students explore robotics, computer science, and AI using the latest LEGO kits.
Recreational shallow-water swimming for adults 18 and older, offering a relaxed way to exercise or enjoy open pool time while a deep-water fitness class runs nearby.
A six-class workshop on developing feature-length screenplays, from generating ideas and structuring an outline to writing, revising, and presenting work. Suitable for beginners, experienced writers, directors, and filmmakers exploring screenwriting.
A creative nature camp where children observe patterns, textures, and shapes outdoors, then transform their discoveries into art inspired by renowned artists. Ideal for young artists who enjoy exploring and creating.
An inclusive youth sports camp featuring adaptive activities, professional team-led instruction, and opportunities to try soccer, basketball, hockey, football, rugby, and more. All abilities and experience levels are welcome, with accommodations available.
Join fellow teens to watch the Seahawks prepare for the season and possibly meet players for autographs. Bring a sack lunch; an E-13 Teen Program Participant form is required.
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A supervised midday program with activities for campers attending both morning and afternoon camps. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
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A hands-on culinary adventure where participants create gooey, themed slime inspired by burgers, Tex-Mex dishes, king cake, and more. Ideal for kids who enjoy messy experiments, imaginative play, and food-themed fun.
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A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and activities that encourage creativity, community, and individual achievement.
A weeklong ocean-themed camp for ages 5–7 featuring imaginative sea quests, treasure hunts, boat-building, crafts, and games. Campers develop creativity, teamwork, confidence, and friendships through playful exploration.
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A hands-on session for learning the basics of carving a wooden spoon, with a creative, practical project to take home.
An intermediate improv class focused on games, scenes, and the principles behind collaborative performance—ideal for building confidence, spontaneity, and ensemble skills.
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A hands-on nature program for children ages 8–11, combining outdoor exploration, observation, and science-based activities to build curiosity and environmental awareness.
A supportive volleyball camp where kids ages 5–8 build foundational skills through games, movement, and teamwork. Activities welcome all ability levels and emphasize exploration, confidence, and fun over competition.
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A weeklong youth camp introducing pickleball through coaching, hands-on drills, strategy, footwork, teamwork, and friendly games. Paddles are provided, making it easy for beginners to join.
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A playful final-week camp filled with games, art projects, movement, and outdoor adventures. Kids can build friendships, get creative, and make lasting summer memories.
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An outdoor camping experience centered on campfire treats and time in nature, offering a relaxed way to enjoy the park and connect with fellow campers.
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An eight-week introductory improv class focused on listening, connection, play, and creating stories collaboratively. A welcoming way to build confidence and spontaneity through theatre games and scenes.
A faith-based summer camp for children featuring Bible lessons, crafts, games, music, and group activities in a welcoming setting.
Students design and program all-terrain rovers with distance and color sensors. They’ll learn robotics and autonomous coding while navigating simulated alien terrain, avoiding craters, and completing missions.
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A hands-on fishing camp for children ages 8–13 covering equipment, casting, knots, baiting, and safe fish handling. Each camper gets a rod and reel to keep while practicing from the dock.
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A supervised midday program that connects morning and afternoon activities and sports camps. Campers can enjoy organized activities while taking a break with their own lunch and water.
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A seasonal camp experience for kids, offering a fun, structured way to stay active, make friends, and explore new activities during the school break.
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Join welcoming pickup volleyball games, with nets and balls provided. Players of all skill levels can enjoy friendly competition while practicing their skills.
An overnight outdoor experience designed for families to spend quality time together, enjoy nature, and create lasting memories under the stars.
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Young explorers investigate mudflat habitats and discover the plants, animals, and ecological relationships that make estuaries thrive.
A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, offering arts and culture, sports, outdoor play, and creative activities. It helps kids build community, celebrate individuality, and enjoy a safe, engaging environment.
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A summer ballet class led by Mark Haim, offering adult dancers an opportunity to develop technique, explore movement, and enjoy a focused creative practice.
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An outdoor theatre camp where teens create an original mystery-musical showcase with guidance from teaching artists, building performance skills and confidence through collaborative storytelling.
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A supervised midday program with activities for campers ages 5–12, designed to bridge morning and afternoon camps. Participants should bring their own lunch and water bottle.
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A hands-on summer camp where children explore clay hand-building techniques and develop their creativity through self-directed projects. Participants should dress for a mess and bring snacks.
Placement auditions for UW School of Music choral ensembles. Singers can demonstrate their skills and find the ensemble that best matches their experience and musical goals.
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An eight-week introductory improv class focused on listening, connection, play, and creating stories collaboratively. A welcoming way to build confidence and creative spontaneity.
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A hands-on music camp for ages 8–12 covering rhythm, music reading, ear training, basic theory, and composition. Kids can build confidence and drumming skills through games and practice on provided drum sets.
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Travel by bus to the Ballard Locks for a group outing and exploration, with a free treat included. Registration and paperwork are required; bring money for additional food or purchases.
A beginner-friendly pickleball class for ages 8–12 covering basic strokes, rules, and strategies. Kids can build skills and enjoy a social sport blending elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis.
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Children ages 5–8 can enjoy classic tag games, relay races, and other active outdoor play.
A youth camp introducing athletes ages 6–12 to multiple sports through foundational skills, rules, teamwork, inclusion, and sportsmanship. A fun way to explore new activities while building lifelong skills.
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Learn practical cycling skills and build confidence with guidance from experienced bike instructors.
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A hands-on art camp exploring manga and cartooning through creative projects focused on drawing expressive eyes, characters, animals, shapes, and everyday objects.
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Affordable, high-quality preschool for Seattle children, offered through Seattle Public Schools and community organizations. Families can learn about eligibility, providers, locations, and the application process.
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A full-day outdoor performing arts camp for ages 7–10, where children create original stories and characters while building confidence, creativity, compassion, and courage. Families are invited to a final-day celebration.
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Day camp provides supervised care for children in grades K–5 during a school closure. Families should register in advance and complete required ePACT health information and forms.
Youth sailing camp for ages 11–17 and all skill levels, featuring instruction in Toppers with groups tailored to each camper’s experience and goals. A float test must be completed before class.
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A lively family night combining dancing, music, and bingo, with prizes and activities designed for all ages. It’s a playful way to spend time together and start the weekend.
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Study with experienced faculty through practical theatre classes spanning stage combat, acting, improv, and stand-up comedy. A useful choice for performers developing technique across multiple disciplines.
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A multi-day horse camp offering hands-on equine activities and farm experiences, ideal for young riders and horse enthusiasts seeking practical skills, outdoor fun, and time with horses.
An eight-week introductory improv class focused on active listening, collaborative storytelling, “Yes, And,” confidence, creativity, and embracing failure. No prior experience is required.
Build on improv fundamentals through scene work and practical performance skills. Ideal for students ready to develop stronger choices, collaboration, and stage confidence.
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A hands-on STEM camp for ages 5–8 featuring nature and biology activities alongside experiments, building, problem-solving, and beginner coding. Campers learn through creative, collaborative play with no prior experience needed.
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Enjoy weather-dependent outdoor activities such as soccer, frisbee golf, water fights, kite flying, art, giant bubbles, and oobleck. Cool treats and an easygoing way to stay active and creative make it fun for teens.
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An open gym session where youth and teens can work out, stay active, and enjoy unstructured time in a welcoming space.
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A land-and-water conditioning session at Mt. Baker for experienced male rowers ages 13–19. Participants must complete a float test at an approved pool before class.
A hands-on LEGO® STEM camp where young builders design dinosaur habitats, track elusive species, and explore predator engineering. Ideal for creative problem-solvers who love dinosaurs and building.
A sensory, play-based session for babies and pre-crawlers, supporting early development through movement, exploration, and interaction with caregivers.
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A hands-on STEM camp for rising 5th–8th graders featuring pinewood derby cars, crash-test challenges, engine workshops, automotive maintenance, and rides in historic cars.
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Build sturdy machines with metal kits, nuts, and bolts, then add sensors and coding to make them smart. A hands-on choice for students interested in engineering, robotics, and creative problem-solving.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure day. Registration, ePACT health information, and additional paperwork for medical or special needs are required.
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Get individualized learning support in a welcoming setting. This program can help adults build skills, work toward personal goals, and gain confidence with everyday reading, writing, math, language, or other subjects.
A hands-on camp where children can learn about fire safety, prevention, and emergency preparedness through engaging activities.
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Help prepare a community clothing exchange by sorting, folding, and organizing donated items, then welcome guests and explain how it works. A good opportunity for people who enjoy organizing and creating a friendly environment.
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A hands-on camp where kids can learn fire safety, prevention, and emergency preparedness through age-appropriate activities.
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A hands-on exploration of physics and STEM through experiments, engineering challenges, and real-world problem solving. Campers ages 9–12 can build, test, collaborate, and strengthen their skills as young innovators.
A creative camp combining dance and hands-on arts activities inspired by animals and aquatic life, offering young participants an engaging way to move, make, and explore.
Learn to cut an oval or round cabochon precisely for a pre-made sterling silver pendant setting. Prior completion of two Beginning Lapidary courses is required.
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A hands-on creative camp where children make sensory art journals, experiment with collage and mixed media, and explore clay sculpting. Ideal for young artists who enjoy trying new techniques.
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Learn to create a leaded stained-glass piece through pattern design, glass cutting and grinding, foil application, soldering, and finishing. This beginner-friendly, hands-on course provides all materials.
An intensive program for beginner-to-intermediate players ages 8–12, focusing on serve practice and overall skill development with instructor guidance. Bring sunscreen and water; rackets are available if needed.
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A supervised camp for learning springboard diving fundamentals, safety habits, proper form, and skill progressions for forward, back, and inward dives. Participants should be comfortable in deep water and able to dive from the pool edge.
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A casual basketball drop-in for tweens and teens, offering a chance to play, practice, and meet other young players.
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An improv class focused on developing scene work, character choices, and performance skills for students ready to build on the basics.
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A weeklong youth program introducing pickleball through expert coaching, hands-on drills, strategy, footwork, and friendly games. Participants build skills while enjoying teamwork and social interaction in a safe, welcoming setting.
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A casual summer hangout for ages 12–17 featuring board games, video games, crafts, and space to relax and chat with friends.
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A registration opportunity for returning artists to secure booth space at a community arts festival, with a chance to showcase and sell original work to visitors.
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A hands-on two-day lapidary workshop where you find a rough stone, then learn to shape and polish it into a cabochon. Ideal for beginners interested in geology, jewelry-making, or practical stonecraft.
A two-day songwriting workshop where participants create an original song with local performing artists, then perform it for a cast member and musician who offer feedback, performance tips, and a Q&A. Open to ages 15+ and all musical styles.
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Children ages 5–10 build LEGO Star Wars characters and motorized spacecraft while exploring basic space science. A hands-on activity for young builders and curious future astronauts.
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A one-week camp for grades 6–9 introducing flatwater sprint canoe, surfski, and other paddling skills, with daily lessons on Green Lake ecology and climate. A prior float test is required.
School-break day camp for children in grades K–5, offered during Seattle Public Schools’ spring break. Families should register in advance and complete required ePACT health and participant information.
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Prepare for the U.S. citizenship process with English-language practice, civics instruction, and guidance for the naturalization interview.
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A seasonal series of workshops offering opportunities to learn, create, and connect through hands-on activities.
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A hands-on camp where kids explore drawing techniques and solve detective-style puzzles. It’s a fun way to build creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and practical life skills.
A fun, skill-building program for young players to practice ground strokes, volleys, and serves while developing teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect.
A joyful, sensory-rich dance camp for young children featuring movement, music, singing, props, a snack break, and story time. Dancers build coordination, confidence, social-emotional skills, and connections with others.
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A summer camp designed for ages 12–15, offering a chance to stay active, make friends, and enjoy engaging activities during school break.
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Train in competitive canoe and kayak sprint racing while improving technique and conditioning for local, regional, and national competitions. Enrollment requires the Introduction class, coach permission, and a prior float test.
A day camp for children in grades K–5 during spring break, offering supervised activities while school is closed. Registration, ePACT information, and immunization records are required before participation.
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A free community exchange where gently used clothing gets a second life and participants can refresh their wardrobes for back-to-school. Volunteer opportunities are available.
A hands-on art camp for children ages 5–8 to explore drawing, painting, and sculpture while building creative skills in a welcoming setting.
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A weeklong youth theater camp culminates in a musical adaptation of Cinderella. Students in grades K–12 can audition for onstage roles or assistant director positions, with professional costumes, scenery, props, and coaching provided.
A welcoming summer day camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, outdoor play, and activities that encourage creativity, community, and individual achievement.
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One-on-one 30-minute piano or electric guitar lessons with an experienced musician. Participants receive lesson-material guidance on their first day; electric guitar students must be at least 8 years old.
Day camp for students in grades K–5 during a school closure, with registration, ePACT forms, and immunization records required before participation.
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Day camp provides supervised activities and care for children in grades K–5 during a school closure. Registration, ePACT health information, and additional forms for medical or special needs may be required.
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A free local guide to 2026 summer camps, indoor activities, and family dining deals, including kids-eat-free offers and kids’ nights. It helps families plan affordable activities and meals for children.
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Create a bright, colorful tie-dye shirt to enjoy throughout the summer. A shirt is provided, but wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy.
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Learn movement inspired by West African dance traditions while exploring rhythmic steps, expressive body movement, and the joy of dancing with others.
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A summer sports program offering time on new courts and fields, along with classic activities and field trips. It suits participants looking for active outdoor recreation and group experiences.
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Build martial arts fundamentals through kihon, kata, and kumite while developing body awareness, movement, confidence, and self-defense skills. Intended for participants eligible for the intermediate level.
A faith-based summer program for children centered on compassion, with engaging lessons and activities that encourage kindness, empathy, and caring for others.
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A hands-on nature series for ages 8–11, offering guided outdoor exploration and engaging activities that build curiosity about the desert environment.
A youth-focused session offering a chance to explore creative expression, build skills, and connect with others in a welcoming setting.
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An outdoor performing arts camp for ages 7–10, where young Playmakers create original stories and characters while building confidence, creativity, compassion, and courage. Families are invited to a final-day celebration.
Build a robotic arm or grabber bot with metal kits and real tools, then code it to pick up and move objects. A hands-on introduction to engineering, robotics, and factory automation.
An overnight youth camp offering a focused Talent Week experience for young participants to develop skills, build confidence, and connect with peers. Registration requires a form and Participant Information Form.
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A daytime summer program for children, offering structured activities, outdoor play, and opportunities to make friends while staying engaged during school break.
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A casual, instructor-free volleyball session for teens to practice skills, play games, and meet other players. Parents and guardians may wait in the gym during the session.
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A free, family-friendly event featuring hands-on safety activities with local firefighters. No registration is required, making it easy for families to drop in and participate.
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A hands-on STEAM camp where children explore freezing points, make slushies, build miniature snowmen, create reindeer necklaces, and tackle fun science, engineering, art, and math challenges.
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A hands-on farm learning experience for children ages 3–6, introducing them to animals, nature, and simple farm skills through age-appropriate activities.
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A high-energy basketball camp for children ages 8–12, featuring skill practice, scrimmages, and teamwork-focused play. Optional lunch is available for an additional fee.
An adult-focused cursive handwriting session for practicing letterforms, improving penmanship, and exploring the history and craft of written communication.
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An open gym session for shooting hoops, playing basketball, and getting cardio exercise. All skill levels are welcome, making it a relaxed way to stay active and meet new people.
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Fast-paced indoor futsal with short games focused on skill and footwork. A fun way to get active, practice your technique, and play in a casual setting.
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A season pass offering premium access to the year’s concert lineup, suited to frequent live-music attendees who want a more convenient way to plan multiple shows.
A lunchtime dance performance by Kontagious Performing Dance Co., offering a lively cultural break and a chance to enjoy a choreographed showcase.
A supervised teen hangout for ages 12–17 featuring cooking, games, relaxation, and field trips. An E-13 form is required; drop-in availability may vary.
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Ages 13–19 can build fitness for the upcoming season through land and water conditioning. A float test at an approved pool is required before class.
A mixed-level pottery class exploring hand building, extruder work, and wheel throwing. Bring your own tools or purchase a kit; additional clay is available for purchase after the included 25 pounds are used.
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A guided class with Andrew Frank for developing stand-up material, delivery, and stage confidence.
A free gathering for sharing favorite poems, performing original work, and listening to fellow poets. Young poets are especially welcome.
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A beginner sailing camp for ages 8–11 featuring stable Optimist boats, hands-on rigging and knots, water-safety basics, and teamwork on Lake Washington. A prior float test and completed medical release are required.
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Beginner rowing program for girls ages 13–19, covering stroke technique, boat handling, water safety, and teamwork. Includes skill-building and competitive racing; a prior float test is required.
A summer camp for middle-school students featuring sports, arts, music, field trips, and other activities, with supervision provided at a 10:1 ratio.
An in-person, multi-session course for developing advanced tree and shrub pruning skills. Ideal for gardeners seeking hands-on instruction and greater confidence caring for woody plants.
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A swim-readiness class for children ages 6 months to 4 years and their parents. Participants build comfort and safe behaviors through guided water exploration and playful activities.
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Catch a local soccer match featuring West Seattle Junction FC, with competitive play and community spirit for fans of the sport.
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A competitive team-rowing program for boys ages 13–18 with prior experience. Participants refine stroke technique, boat handling, water safety, and equipment care; a pre-class float test is required.
Personalized one-on-one swim instruction for ages 4 through adult, tailored to any ability level. Build swimming skills and confidence while learning to stay safe in, on, and around the water.
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A hands-on slime camp where participants make gooey creations inspired by foods from across the United States, including burgers, Tex-Mex dishes, and king cake.
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A magical summer reading quest invites participants to uncover secrets through clues and activities, offering an engaging adventure for families and young readers.
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A weeklong youth camp introducing pickleball through coaching, drills, strategy, footwork, game play, teamwork, and friendly competition in a safe, social setting.
A hands-on LEGO class where children build motorized snakes, insects, mammals, and other animals while learning fascinating facts about the creatures they create.
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A youth volleyball league for ages 10–11 that builds fundamental skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship through practices and a season-ending jamboree. A great way to stay active and meet teammates.
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A hands-on class covering fashion figures, poses, anatomy, clothing, line quality, color, and composition. Suitable for beginners and experienced artists seeking to build illustration skills or a portfolio.
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A fun, inclusive season of T-ball and softball for athletes who can follow directions. A current Special Olympics Participation Application is required; participants can build fitness and teamwork skills.
Learn about the U.S. naturalization process, including civics and interview preparation, in an English-language class offered online or onsite. A helpful resource for aspiring citizens seeking guidance and community support.
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A hands-on art camp for grades 1–3 exploring how nature inspires artists through clay impressions, plein-air landscapes, and upcycled creations, plus a field trip to the Volunteer Park Conservatory.
A screen-free adventure for ages 5–12 where campers design and build physical games, including forts with traps and real-life versions of retro favorites. A creative, hands-on experience for aspiring game designers.
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A hands-on ceramics camp for young artists to explore sculpting, wheel throwing, and glazing while drawing inspiration from Asian art. Campers create original clay pieces and develop practical skills through experimentation.
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Day camp for children in kindergarten through fifth grade during a school closure, offering supervised care for families who need coverage. Advance registration and required health information are needed.
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A hands-on LEGO camp for children ages 5–10, featuring motorized models, sculptures and mosaics inspired by Super Mario Bros., Roblox, Pokémon, Minecraft and other favorite games. Kids can build, create and explore a new theme each day.
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Watch the Aviators compete in live Minor League Baseball, offering an energetic and accessible game-day experience for fans and families.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, offering supervised activities while school is out. Registration and required health information must be completed in advance.
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Adaptive swimming lessons support individuals with cognitive or physical disabilities through personalized instruction in a welcoming, safe environment. Participants can build aquatic skills at their own pace.
A hands-on STEM camp focused on nature and biology, featuring experiments, engineering challenges, and real-world problem solving. Ideal for curious young learners who enjoy building, testing, and collaborating.
Ages 8–11 can explore drawing, painting, sculpture, and other creative projects using recycled materials. All experience levels are welcome.
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Watch the Seahawks prepare for the upcoming season at an open training session, with a chance to see players practice and experience the team’s football atmosphere up close.
A hands-on art camp where children ages 8–12 craft, paint, and build original projects inspired by the world around them. A creative way to explore imagination and develop artistic skills.
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A hands-on STEM camp for ages 5–8 featuring experiments, building challenges, nature and space exploration, and beginner coding games. Kids develop creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills through playful learning.
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A summer program for middle-schoolers featuring sports, arts, music, field trips, and more, with activities supervised at a 10:1 ratio.
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An art-centered gathering focused on painting, offering a chance to explore creative work and connect with others who share an interest in the medium.
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A weeklong camp for children ages 5–8 featuring a variety of indoor court sports. It’s a fun way to try multiple activities, build skills, and stay active without choosing just one sport.
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A hands-on culinary camp where kids explore food through cooking, arts, crafts, and science experiments while preparing simple, age-appropriate meals with growing independence.
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Intermediate youth sailing camp focused on boat handling, confidence, and speed in FJs, 420s, and Lasers. Participants need prior beginning camp experience, a float test, and completed medical and release forms.
Join a group outing by bus to Green Lake’s east side. Swimming is optional, but participants who enter the water need intermediate skills; registration and paperwork are required.
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A hands-on camp for children ages 6–12 to explore drawing, painting, and sculpture while developing creativity and artistic confidence.
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An eight-week introductory improv course for beginners and experienced performers alike. Build listening, collaboration, creativity, confidence, storytelling, and public-speaking skills through games and supportive practice.
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A girls’ basketball training session focused on building fundamental skills, confidence, and game readiness in a supportive setting.
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An eight-week introductory improv class for adults of all experience levels. Build listening, collaboration, creativity, confidence, and public-speaking skills through playful exercises and storytelling.
A school-closure day camp for children in kindergarten through grade 5, offering supervised activities while school is out. Registration and health information are required in advance.
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A shallow-water exercise class combining strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular training; no swimming ability is required.
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A hands-on STEM camp for ages 9–12 focused on engineering and structures. Campers design, test, and improve projects while developing problem-solving, collaboration, and critical-thinking skills.
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Day camp care is available for children in grades K–5 during the school closure, with registration, health forms, and ePACT information required before participation.
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An in-person class on tree growth and how trees respond to pruning, covering foundational principles for making informed cuts. Useful for gardeners, arborists, and anyone caring for trees.
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Soccer camp for boys and girls ages 6–17 featuring FC Bayern coaching, technical training, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship. Participants may gain exposure to the FC Bayern development pathway and an opportunity to train in Munich.
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A creative camp for children ages 5–8 to experiment with drawing, painting, and sculpture while building confidence through hands-on art-making.
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A Red Cross program for children ages 4–5 that builds foundational water safety and swimming skills through age-appropriate, progressive instruction.
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An eight-week beginner-friendly improv class focused on active listening, collaborative storytelling, creativity, confidence, and saying “Yes, And.” No prior training is required; participants can expect playful practice, new connections, and greater comfort performing.
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A hands-on camp where children ages 6–12 learn storytelling and writing basics while creating their own comic books. Bring a water bottle and snacks.
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Day camp for children in grades K–5 during a school closure, with registration, ePACT health forms, and additional paperwork required for medical or special needs.
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A youth-focused canoe and kayak skills camp paired with a regatta, offering SCKC participants a chance to build technique and compete in a supportive paddling setting.
Sports and fitness classes designed to help participants stay active, build skills, and enjoy structured recreation. A good option for anyone looking for an engaging way to participate in sports.
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A camp-themed family experience offering a playful outing and a chance to enjoy seasonal activities together.
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A camp experience for young children featuring age-appropriate activities, creative play, and opportunities to build confidence and friendships.
A 19-week program for Indigenous families and individuals exploring Powwow protocols, history, and cultural significance. Learn men’s and women’s dance styles, with an optional opportunity to participate in a Coming Out Ceremony.
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An intermediate youth tennis class for ages 8–10, focused on rallying, forehand and backhand technique, serving, line calls, and point play on a 60-foot court. Instructor or manager approval is required to advance.
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Create a colorful mixed-media artwork inspired by cempasúchil, the marigold flower. This hands-on activity offers a fun way to explore artistic techniques and celebrate Mexican cultural traditions.
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Kids can enjoy free bowling throughout the summer at participating locations, making it an affordable way to stay active, build skills, and have fun with family or friends.
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A hands-on creative camp for ages 5–7, featuring art projects inspired by cultures around the world. Each day offers a new destination and artistic challenge.
A free, family-friendly festival featuring live music and shows, children’s theater, pony rides, a petting zoo, hands-on activities, food, and a beer garden. Some food, beverages, and activities have an additional cost.
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A nature day camp exploring Puget Sound’s intertidal zone and its creatures. Campers deepen their appreciation for nature through group games, arts and crafts, play, and hands-on exploration.
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A hands-on youth camp exploring gardening, nature, and urban farming through outdoor activities. A good opportunity for children to learn practical skills and connect with the local environment.
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A free creativity class where children can explore visual and performing arts through engaging, imaginative activities.
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A welcoming summer camp for children ages 5–12, featuring arts and culture, sports, games, outdoor play, and creative activities in a safe, community-focused environment.
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Ages 6–8 create fantasy worlds, dungeon levels, and platformer challenges through hands-on design and MakeCode Arcade coding. Each participant builds a game to play and share on a handheld console.
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A youth art showcase featuring original work by students in grades 3–12. Explore creative booths and see artists compete for awards recognizing artistic ability, professionalism, and booth organization.
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A hands-on two-day lapidary class where you find a rough stone, then cut, shape, and polish it into a cabochon. Ideal for beginners who want to learn jewelry-stone techniques while creating a finished piece.
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