By the G.E.S. Gazette staff
Focus Points Summer Youth Program Resource Night March 21
Focus Points Family Resource will host a summer youth program resource night on Thursday, March 21, from 5-7 p.m. at their location at 2501 E. 48th Ave.
Attendees will have the chance to meet with representatives from organizations like CSU Spur, Heart and Hand Center, Denver YMCA and Swansea Recreation Center. It’s a great opportunity for parents to explore summer youth programs for their children.
For more Information, contact claudia@focuspoints.org.
CSU Spur Summer Programs for Youth
CSU Spur summer programs are designed to meet the interests of young learners, ages 5-18. Whether your student is interested in science, animals or the arts, CSU Spur offers rotating program opportunities that combine grade-level learning with hands-on fun.
Camps are offered for a range of activities, like sports, art, music and topics such as “Pollinator to Plate,” “River Quest” and “Engineering Your World.”
Scholarships are available for any programs that are not already free. Priority will be given to students from the 80216 ZIP code.
For more information and to see a list of all CSU Spur summer programs, visit https://csuspur.org/summer-programs/
Historic Elitch Theatre Summer Camp June 10-14
Historic Elitch Theatre will offer a one-week summer camp for kids, June 10-14. Led by experienced instructors and theater professionals, campers will engage in a variety of activities designed to develop their acting, singing and dancing skills.
“Our summer camp offers a unique opportunity for children to explore the world of theater while being surrounded by the rich history and ambiance of the Historic Elitch Theatre,” said Roberta Hamilton-Griggs, summer camp coordinator at Historic Elitch Theatre.
“We’re thrilled to provide a fun and educational experience that will leave a lasting impression on young performers,” Hamilton-Griggs continued.
Campers will participate in a range of workshops and activities tailored to their age and skill level. From improvisation games and character development exercises to learning choreography and rehearsing scenes, every aspect of the theater will be explored in a supportive and encouraging environment.
The one-week camp will conclude with a showcase performance, where campers will have the opportunity to demonstrate their newfound talents and skills to family and friends in the historic theater. This culminating event will celebrate the achievements of the campers and showcase the creativity and dedication they have demonstrated throughout the week.
The camp will be conducted in cooperation with Theatre Source for Kids, an educational and informational resource for kids and parents who are interested in theater.
Visit historicelitchtheatre.org/eventsprograms/camp for more information or to register. For questions, contact 2024Camp@HistoricElitchTheatre.org.
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