Summer camps offered in the Birmingham area
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — As the school year comes to an end, some parents in the Birmingham area may be looking for summer camps to keep students engaged this summer.
Here's a list of some of the camps being offered:
Samford University School of the Arts Summer Camps
Camps are offered for various ages. More information can be found here.
Alabama Ballet Junior Camp
The Alabama Ballet is offering a two-week camp for dancers ages 8-12. More information can be found here.
Summer Music Camps at Mason Music
Mason Music is offering summer camps for various age ranges, from a preschool camp for ages 3-5 to a rock band camp for ages 13-18. More information about their camps can be found here.
Summer Camps at the Birmingham Children's Theater
Birmingham Children's Theatre is offering camps for various ages, as well as a summer youth production of 'A Wrinkle in Time.' More information on these programs can be found here.
Alabama School of Fine Arts Summer Programs
ASFA will offer summer camps focused on multiple categories, including math, video game design, creative writing, violin/ viola, app programming and visual arts. Details and dates for each camp can be found here.
The Dance Foundation Summer Programs
The Dance Foundation will offer multiple camps for different ages, going up to 12th grade. Dates for each camp can be found here.
Red Mountain Theatre Summer Camps
Red Mountain Theatre will offer 10 weeks of camps and intensive programs. More information, as well as dates for each camp, can be found here.
Art Zone Summer Camps
Art Zone will host multiple camps from June-August. Details for each camp can be found here.
Camp Briarwood
Camp Briarwood, operated by Quest Recreation, will host overnight camps and day camps during the summer. Click here for the camp schedules.
High Point Climbing and Fitness Camps
High Point will offer camps for ages 5-14. More information can be found here.
Nike Junior Golf Camps at the Highland Park Golf Course
These camps will be hosted at the Highland Park Golf Course. Camps are available for students of all abilities. More information, as well as dates each camp is offered, can be found here.
Head Over Heels Gymnastics Camps
Head Over Heels will offer their 'Camp Fliptastic' camps throughout the summer. Click here for descriptions of each camp, as well as registration.
Birmingham Fencing Club Summer Programs
The Birmingham Fencing Club will offer three sessions of summer camp for ages 7-13. More information can be found here.
YMCA of Greater Birmingham Summer Camps
The YMCA of Greater Birmingham will offer summer day camps, as well as Camp Cosby sleepaway camps. Information on both camps can be found on the YMCA Birmingham website.
Nike Junior Golf Camp at UAB
This camp will offer a day camp and an overnight camp from July 14- July 18. More information can be found here.
Southern Research Biotech Academy
This camp is offered to 10th-12th grade students. Dates for the camp can be found here.
Southern Research NextGen STEM Academy
This camp is offered to 7th-9th grade students. Details can be found here.
Sawyerville Summer Camps
These camps are offered to children ages 6-14 in Hale County. Click here for dates and registration.
McWane Science Center Camps
Camp McWayne will offer STEAM-based camps for children ages 4-13. More information, as well as registration, can be found here.
Advent Episcopal School Camp
ADVENTure Camp will be offered throughout June 9-July 12. Day camps will be offered for PreK to 4th grade students, and counselor in training camps will be offered to rising 5th grade students to 10th grade students. Click here for more information.
Camp BRIDGES Foundation
The Camp BRIDGES Foundation provides camps and programs for children, teens and young adults experiencing heart, kidney, liver and lung transplants. Information can be found on their website.
Highlands School Summer Camp
Highlands School will offer a traditional day camp, enrichment camps, school year preparation camps and counselor-in-training camps. More information on each camp can be found here.
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