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Published April 29th, 2020
Programs for Kids SUMMER CAMPS & Classes

Learning and fun continue this summer
Thanks to the creative spirit and ingenuity of owners and staff members, many summer camp programs will continue to offer students an opportunity to learn new things and have fun in the coming months either in-person or virtually, while keeping within the existing public health officials' guidelines and safety measures. Shoshana Marks, who runs The Writing Studio, will offer remote learning for her summer camps and has been running winter/spring classes via Zoom and Google Docs, for example, and others like Susan Goldie of Sewnow! Fashion Studio are offering virtual classes as well.
Look for an updated "Summer Camps & Classes" listing in our May 27 issue.

Adventure Day Camp
(Walnut Creek, San Ramon, & Alamo)

Celebrating 21 years! A traditional summer day camp for children ages 3-15. In a relaxed atmosphere, children gain confidence and skills in a wide range of camp activities including:
swimming, horseback riding, sailing, skateboarding, woodworking, science, arts, sports, archery, drama, music, rock climbing, hiking, overnight camping, and camp games. Home transportation is available from most areas. Dates: June-August
(925) 937-6500 www.adventuredaycamp.com

Artemis Rowing
(Oakland)

Artemis Learn to Row camp held at the Jack London Aquatic Center introduces rowing to 6th through 12th graders. No experience necessary.
Cost:
Beginner $325 Experienced-Beginner $300
Dates: One-week sessions starting June 15.
Phone: (510) 542-9673
registrar@artemisrowingclub.org
www.artemisrowingclub.org

DONS Youth Football Academy
(Lafayette)

The Dons Youth Football Academy will be staffed by current Acalanes High School Football coaches as well as a full complement of experienced high school and college players and a certified trainer and will teach fundamentals, develop skills, and help kids with the transition to tackle football in a fun, fast-paced, and non-contact environment.
Incoming 4th - 8th Grade 2-4 p.m.
www.acalanesdonsfootball.com email: acalanesblue@gmail.com

Lafayette - Recreation Summer Camps & Classes (Lafayette)

In-person and/or virtual camps and classes for all ages including Tiny Tots, Camp Awesome, art, sports, cooking, dance, science, engineering, LEGOs, music, yoga, chess and more! Registration Begins May 4th!
Dates: various dates and times available.
Phone: (925) 284-2232 www.LafayetteRec.org

Moraga Parks and Recreation Summer Camps
(Moraga)

Moraga remains hopeful that we will be able to run all of our summer camps this year. We are waiting to hear from the State and Contra Costa officials as to what restrictions will be in place for camps and day care this summer. Though there may be changes to how camps are run, registration is open online now.
www.moragarec.com

Legarza Sports
(Orinda)

Legarza Sports programs give children the knowledge and motivation they need to achieve their personal best in sport and life. Our camps are tailored to help your young athlete succeed on and off the court in a safe, professional and encouraging environment of learning and fun.
Virtual Programs now available!
www.legarzasports.org

Randy Bennett Basketball Camps
(Saint Mary's College, Moraga)

The Randy Bennett Day Camps held at Saint Mary's College in McKeon Pavilion are a great way for boys and girls ages 4-13 to receive top-class instruction on every aspect of the game, led by Coach Bennett and his staff. Morning, afternoon and full day options available.
www.smcmensbasketballcamps.com

Roughing It Day Camp
(Lafayette)

An outdoor camp where kids make lasting friendships, learn new skills and thrive outdoors. Campers ages 4 - 16 spend the summer with the same age group which builds camaraderie and community. Activities include swimming, fishing, rowing canoeing, kayaking, horseback riding, sports, crafts, nature exploration, outdoor living skills, cooking, and much more. Free extended care and free transportation included.
Dates: June - August
(925) 283-3795 www.roughingit.com

Sewnow! Fashion Studio
(Lafayette)

Learn to design and sew your own fashions, and make new friends! Design and Make your own unique fashion items! 4th grade and up use our Learn-to-Sew and Intermediate Fashionkit Curriculum. New this year and starting in May - sewnow! learn from home programming especially designed to bring sewnow! instructors and our popular creative experience right to your home sewing desk! For more information, email: info@sewnow.com, or visit: www.sewnow.com

Spanish Immersion Summer Camps with
Viva el Espanol (Lafayette)

Learn or improve Spanish language skills through
games, music, science projects and cultural activities. Camp themes, hours, group sizes and formats may change depending on coronavirus pandemic. Check our website for updates on in-person/on-line options.
(925) 962-9177
www.vivaelespanol.org

The Saklan School
(Moraga)

Provides culture, language and summer fun for ages 3-11. Mornings on campus are filled with enrichment in Mandarin, French, Japanese, and Spanish. Afternoons are packed with summer fun, including field trips, swimming, art and music. Three-week sessions 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Full or half days, with extended care available.
Dates: June 8 - Aug. 7
(925) 376-7900 www.saklan.org

The Writing Studio - Camp Young Writers (Lafayette)

Summer camps at The Writing Studio provide both
remote classroom writing instruction and remote one-on-one sessions for grades 3-12. Writers step into a world of storytelling and essay-based expository writing, developing proficient techniques and strong writing skills in the process.
Dates: June 8- July 3 and July 13- Aug. 7.
Phone: (925) 385-0211
www.lafayettewritingstudio.com

Trombone Lessons


Tommy Davidson says let's keep playing! Learn fundamentals and classic technique. Build your chops in individual low brass lessons via Skype. LPIE Instructor in Lamorinda schools since 2003. TboneTommy909@Gmail.com or Text 925-808-8475.

The Lamorinda Weekly Summer Camp listings are not paid advertising. Our intent is to provide a useful reference guide. In the event we have inadvertently printed misinformation, please let us know. LW is not liable for errors or omissions.


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