Give your young innovator an unforgettable adventure! Hands-on activities will launch their imagination and get their confidence soaring as they explore STEM fun from the oceans to outer space. They will use problem-solving, and creativity, build their confidence, and explore new opportunities. Students build innovative robots using genuine LEGO® such as prostheses, helpers, and much more.Learning Objectives:- Introduction to Spike Prime Robotics- STEM Concepts and Robotics Fundamentals- Hands-on Invention Challenges- Robotics Programming and Coding

Why sit in front of the TV and watch cartoons when you can draw amazing characters and awesome scenes of your very own? Join us for five action-packed days as Young Rembrandts hosts the all new K-Pop Anime Drawing Workshop. Our students will create dazzling illustrations that are influenced by the popular Korean anime and manga themes. Colorful characters with expressive personalities jump off the page. Don’t miss out on an exciting opportunity to produce wonderful artwork. Sign up today!

Get ready to draw your heart out! Our K-Pop Anime Drawing Workshop is bursting with creative star power. Kids will spend five fun-filled days learning how to draw anime characters in a K-Pop style including specialty eyes, stylish outfits and stage-ready poses. K-Pop artists will use color pencils, Sharpies, and markers to bring every detail to life on large 11x17 poster-sized paper. It’s K-Pop energy meets anime artistry, a perfect mix of art and imagination inspired by one of the most talked-about movies of 2025! Join the trend. Draw the vibe. Enroll Now!

K-Pop Demon Art is a high-energy art class where creativity, fantasy, and fun collide. Students design their own stylized characters, mixing bold K-pop aesthetics with imaginative heroic and demon-inspired themes. Kids explore drawing, character creation, and visual storytelling, experimenting with expressive poses, outfits, colors, and moods. The focus is on artistic expression, creativity, and confidence, all in a playful, age-appropriate environment. This course is perfect for kids who love art, animated movies, music-inspired visuals, and creating their own dramatic, colorful worlds

Step into the world of K-Pop Demon Hunters and bring Derpy and Sussie to life in this exciting drawing class! Kids will learn to draw these lovable characters as they explore techniques to capture their playful personalities. With step-by-step guidance, this class combines creativity, fandom fun, and artistic skill-building! *Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Explore the wonder of messy art! This art and music class introduces young artists to an exciting variety of sensory experiences. Each week brings different art experiences, with stations where children can play, experiment and discover color, texture and mediums. Child care for siblings is available for children 3 months through 4 years of age. Caregivers and their children 24-60 months.

Unleash your creativity in this fun-filled art class where kids bring a Labubu to life with clay! Guided step-by-step, young artists will sculpt their very own mischievous Labubu character, adding personal touches to make it uniquely theirs. Bring your Labubu to class so they can enjoy the fun! *Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Athletes will learn basic lacrosse fundamentals including stick handling, cradling, passing, and shooting all in a fun, non-checking environment.

Want to learn the art of hand lettering? Join Dana Christopherson to develop and enhance your skills in the art of hand lettering. Participants will get a Learn to Letter Workshop packet, the hand lettered piece you create in the class, as well a custom hand lettered name tag (made by Dana herself!).

In LEGO Loop & Learn, students use LEGO bricks to explore the fundamentals of computational thinking. They’ll learn to create and describe sequences, break problems into smaller steps, identify cause and effect, and experiment with simple loops. Through hands-on LEGO challenges, testing, and “debugging” their builds, students discover how to make their programs work as intended—all while helping characters complete fun adventures. Collaborative storytelling and sharing their strategies also strengthen communication and teamwork skills. Outcomes: Students will develop early computational thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration skills by building, sequencing, looping, and debugging LEGO challenges while explaining their strategies to peers.

For the beginner who is comfortable in the water. Swimmers learn basics of swimming: bobbing, going under water, supported front and back floating, supported rolling over from front to back and back to front, supported gliding, supported flutter kick, supported front crawl arms and jumping into the pool.

Swimmers should already be able to float on front and back and put their head under water. Swimmers will work on: independent front and back floating, independent rolling over from front to back and back to front, independent front and back glides, front crawl arms and kicks, back crawl arms and kicks, retrieving underwater objects, and jumping into water over their head.

Swimmers should already be comfortable swimming front stroke and swimming on their back. Swimmers will work on: gliding, freestyle with side breathing, backstroke, breast stroke and dolphin kicks, retrieving objects in deeper water, treading water, jumping into deep water and compact dives.

Swimmers should already be able to: swim front and back crawl 25 yards. Swimmers will work on: rotary breathing, freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, scissors kick and sidestroke, whip kick and breaststroke, intro to turning at wall, treading water with modified scissors, and diving in kneeling position.

Swimmers should already be able to: swim freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke 25 yards, scissors kick, whip kick, treading water, and dive. Swimmers will work on: alternate breathing, stride jump, refinement of: freestyle, backstroke, elementary backstroke, sidestroke, breaststroke, dolphin kick and butterfly, open turn on front and back, feet-first surface dive, and treading water.

Swimmers should already be able to: swim front and back crawl 50 yards, elementary backstroke 25 yards, breaststroke 25 yards, butterfly 25 yards, sidestroke 10 yards, tread water for 3 minutes, and dive. Swimmers will work on: All six strokes, front and back crawl flip turn, breaststroke turn, breaststroke speed turn and pullout, butterfly turn, sidestroke turn, pike and tuck surface dive, pike and tuck dive from board, tread water for five minutes, and basic water rescue. Please note: Not all pools are deep enough to teach all of the diving segments of all levels – program modifications may be required to meet safety guidelines.

Take your game-making skills to the next level in this advanced AI-powered camp! Students will design, program, and refine their own video games using AI tools, exploring coding, game mechanics, storytelling, and user experience. Each session combines hands-on challenges, creative problem-solving, and collaborative projects, culminating in a final showcase where students “level up” by presenting polished, playable games they built themselves.

Are you interested in becoming a lifeguard, but not quite sure about your swim skills? The Lifeguard Training Prep classes will help you get comfortable with the water and prepare you for a Lifeguard Certification course. You must be at least 14 years old. Basic swim skills required. Come to one class or take them all! This training course is FREE for youth ages 14-21. Click here for our Red Cross Lifeguard Certification courses.