Welcome to the first annual Keiki Talk Magazine Summer Fun Guide.
We’ve compiled a list of summer programs and camps in one handy place. (And that’s no easy task!) Here, you’ll find the program, a brief description, and the telephone number to help you get started on your quest for the perfect summer for your keiki. From art and music to nature and space, The Big Island has great options to keep your kids busy this summer.
Remember, tell the camps you found them through Keiki Talk Magazine!
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All Aboard for the Land Down Under(808) 322-3355
Hop on board the Boomerang Express, June 15-19 at Kona Baptist Church from 9 a.m. to Noon for a grand tour of the land down under--Australia! Kidaroos-kids-from grades K-12 will crisscross Australia from Worship Rally Central to the Bible Study Outback. Stops will be made at the Opera House, Crafts Crossing, Recreation Rock and the G'Day Cafe!
As kids travel along the countryside they will also discover the amazing truth that Jesus Christ desires to have a unique and personal relationship with them. During the week the kidaroos will learn about the life of Peter and how he came to know Jesus. Kidaroos will be encouraged to begin their own journey with Jesus. No matter where kids find themselves they will learn that 'It All Comes Back to Jesus."
All Day Excursion Camp(808) 329 4313
Kid's Fitness Unlimited and Kona Aerials Gymnastics Club Summer Camp; located in Kaloko Light Industrial, Kailua-Kona. All day excursion camp. Excursions include: movies, golfing, bowling and the park. Our day starts at 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Cost: $140 per week or $40 per day.
Aloha Performing Arts Company808-322-9924
Alice in Wonderland Jr. 18 & Under Only
Alice in Wonderland Jr. will serve as APAC's summer camp for Keiki. Entry is by audition and fees, if any, will be $50 or under. Auditions are May 26th and 27th at 6:30 p.m.. Only need to come for one. Attendance to rehearsals and performances are mandatory. Rehearsals are in the evenings except Wednesdays and Fridays. June 1-9. June 11-18 are all day. Performances are the 19th-28th. Call for more detailed info.
Aloha Teen Theatre Workshop 13-18 year oldsThe Aloha Teen Theatre (ATT) workshop will be held at the Aloha Theatre from June 29 – July3 from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
A performance to showcase the program will be July 3rd at 7 p.m. Fees, if any, will be under $50. The teens will gain valuable experience acting and much more!
Alpengirl Girls Adventure Summer Camp(800) 585-7476
Overnight summer adventure camp for girls ages 14-16 in Hawaii – Big Island.
15-days of tent camping, yoga, outdoor healthy “camp gourmet” cooking, and friendship. Activities during the adventure include surfing, snorkeling, sunset horseback ride, swimming, and backpacking the “Z” Trail to Waipio. Alpengirl offers a balanced mix of outdoor adventure, organic fitness and genuine friendship that allows each camper to blossom!
Other camp sessions offered by Alpengirl to teen girls ages 11-17 are located in Montana, Alaska, Washington & Norway. Rock climbing, canoeing, sea kayaking, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, hot spring soaking, and backpacking.
Camp Erin-Hawaii: A Grief Support Camp for Kids & Teens(808) 324-7700 or (808) 443-2932
Camp Erin-Hawaii is a weekend overnight camp for kids and teens, 5-17 who have experienced the death of a loved one. Facilitated by professional staff and trained volunteers, Camp Erin is offered to families free of charge around the Big Island of Hawaii.
At Camp Erin-Hawaii, kids have an opportunity to be around other kids who have experienced similar losses. They participate in typical camp activities (arts and crafts, field games, hiking and more), as well as activities designed to help them understand and process their grief. Parents may also engage in self care activities, learn about grief, and find ways to cope with their own grief as well as support their children during parent day.
This year’s Camp Erin-Hawaii will be held Friday, July 17th through Sunday, July 19th. Sponsored by Hospice of Kona and The Moyer Foundation.
Camp ‘Imiloa Day Program(808) 969-9729
Next Stop Mars: Linking voyages of exploration... past, present and future
Camp ‘Imiloa is a space-themed program to excite students about science and future exploration of space as well as to reflect on and learn from voyages of human exploration of the past and present, including the culture and science of Hawaiian explorers and voyagers. In this year’s offering – join a crew of explorers as we investigate what it takes to travel to, and to live on the Red Planet! These camps take place at the ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center in Hilo, Hawai‘i.
This year’s program covers Earth-Mars ABCs, energy and food on Mars, Mars exploration, Mars Polar Cap, soft landing, robotics, gravity, and more. $175 fee includes take home science supplies and camp T-shirt. June 29 – July 3 – 8 a.m. to Noon.
Camp ‘Imiloa Family Program(808) 969-9729
Parents and children join together in a unique mission team to explore science and cover same Mars topics as the five-day program. Ideal for students grades 2-6; an adult required to participate. $250 fee for one adult and one child and includes take home science supplies and camp T-shirt. $100 for each additional child. June 27-28, 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Camp Likolehua-(808) 967-8222
Visual & Performing Arts for Youth (ages 8-12). Kilauea's volcano and rainforest environment inspires young artists/performers to create with a dynamic team of artist-educators. Youngsters enjoy a variety of art projects and performing-related activities. This week-long day camp culminates in an informal art exhibit and performance for families on the final day. $160 includes materials (financial aid available). Monday - Friday, July 13 - 17, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Volcano Art Center.
The Donkey Mill Art Center(808) 322-3362
The Donkey Mill Art Center offers a 5-week Summer Art Experience for children and youth ages 6 through 12th grade. This year’s program will begin on Monday, June 15th. The emphasis of the program is to provide participants with the opportunity to experience a multitude of artistic media in a safe, nurturing environment that fosters self-expression.
We believe that art can help people of all ages increase their ability to express themselves, focus on one task, follow directions and try new things- just to name a few!
The participants begin each day with a group stretching and movement exercise on towels outside. Then they are broken into small groups and rotate through various work stations. Lunch, brought daily from home, is enjoyed out on the grass. Healthy, non-microwaveable food is the focus for both snacks and lunch. This year, a lot of attention will be given to the Garden Project. Here food will be grown to be enjoyed both as a snack and by letting it inspire their art. The 5-week focus will include the environment and our need to care for it so it can care for us.
The Summer Art Experience will run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Monday-Friday for a tuition fee of $600, plus a $45 Family Membership Fee to join the Holualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture. The annual membership fee can be used again anytime during the year to receive a discounted tuition rate. Some concern about such an early pick-up time has been raised and the four Youth Instructors are interested in working with families to make the 5 weeks as stress-free as possible. If you are interested, but would need another hour in the afternoon to make transportation feasible, please let us know when you call in.
East Hawaii Culture Center Summer ProgramJuly 13 - July 25
$300 (All Materials Included)
Ages 5 - 14.
Call 808-961-5711
Hamakua Asthma Camp808-930-2746
July 9 -July 11
Kalopa State Park, Hamakua Coast
For children with asthma ages 7-12 years old and referred by their physician. No cost to accepted applicants.
Singing, Arts & Crafts, Storytelling, Scavenger Hunt, Skits and more fun.
Hawaii Performing Arts Festival Announces New Program For Children In its first educational program especially for children, The Hawai’i Performing Arts Festival announces the creation of the Performance and Visual Arts Camp (PVAC) for 8-14 year olds at Hualalai Academy in Kailua-Kona on June 29–July 3. Dauri Kennedy, who has conducted a similar, highly acclaimed camp in Santa Barbara, California for the last five years, will lead the program. PVAC Hawaii will include the study and performance of song, dance, and the visual arts. The week will culminate in a staged production of “Stories from The Jungle Book” on July 3 at Hualalai Academy. The cost for the weeklong program is $400. Scholarships may be available for lower income or at-risk children.
Ms Kennedy, who is a Metropolitan Opera audition competition winner, teaches at Marymount School in Santa Barbara. She will be assisted by Laezer Schlomkowitz, who has an extensive international drama and theater background. Lydian Blossom of Sarah Lawrence College will teach dance, and Hadley Catalano will instruct young artists in performance-related visual arts.
Parents of interested students should apply to PVAC Hawaii at www.hawaiiperformingartsfestival.org. There is a $10 application fee.
The Hawaii Performing Arts Festival will present its fifth classical music season next July at Hawaii Preparatory Academy in Waimea. Modeled after events like the Aspen Music Festival, vocalists and instrumentalists age 14 and up come from all over the world to study and perform with a stellar group of international artists and mentors. The festival presents 15 concerts each summer, most of them free to the public. Outreach concerts and involvement with local causes are an important part of the festival’s mission. During the July festival HPAF will work to help stock community food banks.
Horseplay Equestrian Center(808) 345-4696
www.konahorseplay.com
Email: konahorseplay@gmail.com
June 8th-July 24th Horseplay will offer weekly day camps (each week is a 5-day session) for beginning, novice and intermediate riders. Children will have a “hands on” experience with a variety of horses and ponies in a fun & educational environment. Campers will be introduced to correct basic riding skills (for beginners), or improve skills & practice various riding styles (for novice & intermediate riders). They will expand their knowledge of horses & horsemanship and the gain understanding in the requirements (practical and financial!) for horse ownership. Lessons are based on nationally recognized standards and each daily session includes a mounted English riding lesson with individual and group instruction. When beginners ride in the group they are assisted individually by professional instructors and advanced Horseplay students who ride at a competitive level. (Beginners will ride in walk & trot only.)
Horseplay camps are a comprehensive program which includes: safety rules & instruction, tack & equipment instruction, riding lessons, grooming tools & instruction, educational videos,“Horse Theme” crafts & games, discussions on the nature of horses, behavior, safety and stable management.
Demonstrations throughout the summer may include: quadrille, jumping, sidesaddle, round pen work & roping (intermediate students may participate)
A variety of guest instructors throughout the summer include: Equine veterinarian, USPC members, Farrier Riders in other disciplines (reining, polo, rodeo) College students & graduates of equine & animal science programs.
Each camp is a five-day session from Monday through Friday. Campers are welcomed from ages 6 – 12.
Hours are: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday for ages 8 – 12.
9 a.m – 1 p.m. Monday thru Thursday for ages 6 & 7 & Friday 9 am – 4 pm.
Camp participants receive their own “Horseplay” t-shirt and binder with information on subjects they discuss at camp and workbook activities about the horses and ponies they meet. At the end of the week each camper takes home their binders, projects,
t-shirts, photos and prizes.
Cost: $450 per each one week session (Mon-Fri) ages 8-13. $325 per each one week session (Mon-Fri) ages 6 & 7
Discounts available for Horseplay student, multiple weeks and siblings.
Junior Music Academy(808) 331-2000
www.juniormusicacademy.com
This year the Junior Music Academy will be offering innovative and exciting classes for children of all ages.
“Multicultural Music Adventures” for students entering grades K-2 includes musical games from around the world with hands-on instrument playing, singing, and creative movement.
Mon., Wed., and Fri., 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Session one: June 15 – 26.
Session two: June 29 – July 10.
$110 per two-week session.
“Musical Dramas” for students entering grades 3-5 will explore short plays from around the world that include narration, instrument playing, improvisation and singing. Tues/Thurs. 10 a.m. – Noon.
June 16 – July 2. $110 for 3-week session.
"Baby Makes Music" for newborns –18 months consists of instrument exploration, creative movement, rocking, and bouncing. Thursdays from 9 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. starting May 28. $80 for an 8 week session or $12 per class.
"Clapping, Wiggles, Bounces and Tickles" for ages 18 months – 3 years includes instrument exploration, singing and dancing. Tuesdays 9 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. starting May 26. $80 for an 8 week session or $12 per class.
"Pre-Piano:" ages 3-4, Saturdays 9:30 - 10:15, May 30 - July 18. A different theme will be explored each week using various instruments, creative movement and keyboards. Cost is $80 for an 8 week session or $12 per class.
Jack’s Diving Locker(808) 329-7585
With beach excursions and fun in the pool, we offer many week-long day camps. We teach Snorkeling and Scuba diving programs, so that kids can safely explore the underwater world. Ages 5 and up.
Kahilu Theatre Summer Arts Program (808) 885-6017
From Mountain to Sea: Plants, Gardens, Island Culture, Water & Expressive Arts: Movement,
Instrument, Voice.
This year’s Summer Arts program explores Island life through sustainable systems and harmonious interactions with our surroundings, self and others. The students will study plants, learn Polynesian crafts, dip into marine biology and learn from those who have come before. The students will have opportunity to help in community gardens as well as take field trips to an active taro patch, ‘Iolani Stables, Kukuipahu Ranch in Kohala, and more. Complementing the study of the natural world is the expression of the self through creative arts including Singing, ‘Ukulele, Tahitian Dance, Hip hop/Funk, NIA, & other Expressive Arts.
The format of this program has changed. It is only being offered as a FULL day program, June 15-July 10, 9a.m.-4p.m. for children ages 6-12 at Kahilu theatre. The tuition fee of $750 includes a Summer Arts 2009 t-shirt.
Keiki Creative Movement(808) 935-6346
Age 3: Having fun, exploring movement concepts, developing dance skills, strengthening the body and brain, interacting with others - it all happens in keiki creative movement classes. Fridays, 3 p.m.-3:30 p.m. starting June 12th.
Ages walking to 2 1/2: Dancing together with your child while exploring movement activities and practicing skills is not only lots of fun but very educational. Activities are taught that can be explored at home. A wide variety of music, props, and rhythm instruments adds to the fun and learning. All care givers are welcome. If siblings six-months-old and older attend, they must be registered as a student for half price. Tuesdays, 10 a.m. - 11a.m., June 16th - August 4th (8 weeks for $80)
Nurturing Baby, Ages 2 months to pre-walking: This class focuses on fun and appropriate movements for building baby’s body and brain. Experience bonding and playful social interaction as you and baby dance together and with others. Explore dance concepts using multi-sensory props and instruments. Sing fun nursery rhymes and move to a wide variety of music. Learn how to support and encourage tummy-time so baby can go through the early movement patterns that wire the central nervous system and brain. Care givers are always welcome.
Tuesdays 11:15 a.m.-Noon, June 16th - August 4th (8 weeks for $80) Center Stage, 104 Keawe St, Hilo.
Keiki & Me: Mana Ola O Ka Lani: “The Living Power from Heaven”All Keiki & Me camp classes are for Mothers, Fathers and Children. It is a special camp where parents can bond with their child during the summer. The fee is $10 per class. The camp is held at Keolamauloa Church (Green Church located on Church Row,) Kamuela.
Keiki & Me: Mana Ola O Ka LaniDance with Sharon Petrosky
Fun blend of ballet fundamentals and contemporary movement. A simple dance will be taught to show parents on the last day of camp! Parents are welcomed. $10.00 per class.
Monday June 15:
1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Dance (Ages 3-5 years old)
2 p.m.– 3 p.m. Dance (Ages 6-10 years old)
Wednesday June 17
10 a.m– 11a.m. Dance (Ages 3-5 years old)
11 a.m.– Noon Dance (Ages 6-10 years old)
Friday, June 19
1 p.m. -3 p.m. Music & Dance (Ages 3-5 and 6-10)
3 p.m.– 4 p.m. Demonstration on what the children learned at dance class.
Keiki & Me: Mana Ola O Ka LaniYoga for Children & Mothers with Anita Cawley
Yoga asana (poses) and some breathing exercises all in a FUN format using song games and story! $10.00 per class.
Tuesday June 16
Noon – 1 p.m. Yoga (Parents & Children ages 3 -5 years old)
1p.m. – 2 p.m. Yoga (Parents & Children ages 6-10 years old)
Keiki & Me: Mana Ola O Ka Lani: Art Classes for Children & Mothers with Gary Layman
This is a class for children to learn and express basic art skills that they can take with them and use at home for their own creative fun. Using watercolor markers and watercolor paints, the children will learn simple skills that can be applied to a variety of art projects.
Parents are required to bring a set of thick tipped watercolor felt markers and a watercolor paint set for their children to use. These materials can then be taken home with their completed projects for more practice and fun. Crayola and Prang brand products are recommended for the best results for the children.
Ages 6-10: Thursday June 18: 10 a.m. – Noon and
Friday, June 19 10 a.m.- Noon
Keiki & Me: Mana Ola O Ka Lani: Cooking Classes for Parents and Children with Marsha Tokareff
Easy Nutrition and Cooking: The first hour of the class will cover choices and changes children and Mother's can make in their daily lives to improve their health. Topics include the healthy ways to cook foods, reducing fats and sugar consumption and using whole grains, how to read labels, and increase fresh fruit and vegetable intake. The second hour we will cook! Mothers are asked to bring copies of their children's favorite recipes. We will discuss ways to boost their nutritional quota and then share the recipes with each other.
Thursday June 18 & Friday June 19
10 a.m. – 1 p.m. (Ages 6-10 and Parents)
Kona Aerials Gymnastics Camp(808) 329 4313
A day filled with GYMNASTICS. 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday,Wednesday, Friday. $125 per week. Kona Aerials Gymnastics Club, Kaloko Light Industrial, Kailua-Kona.
Kona Boys(808) 328-1234
Kona Boys is your one stop shop for ocean fun for the entire family. Take advantage of our Kama'aina rates and take the family for a paddle and snorkel in Kealakekua Bay, double kayaks are only $47/day and we have kayaks that can accommodate two adults and two small children. If you're looking for fun in Kailua-Kona, check out our new "Beach Shack" location at Kamakahonu Bay, next to the Kailua-Kona pier. This very protected cove is perfect for kids and we have all of the toys to ensure a great day at the beach. Rent a kayak or try Stand Up Paddle Boarding, the hottest new craze in water sports. Paddle tandem with your Keiki or sign them up for lessons with our beach boy staff. Serving the Kona Coast since 1996, Kona Boys has everything you need to enjoy a day at the beach, and we know that "you deserve a good paddling". 79-7539 Mamalahoa Hwy. Kealakekua, HI 96750.
Kona Community Aquatic Center(808) 327-3500
Swimming Lessons: May 11-22, Monday–Friday
Fees for keiki swim lessons are $10. No cash or credit cards accepted. Registration for Learn to Swim lessons is the Friday prior to the first day of each session from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Class size is limited.
Parent/Child Swim Lesson: 10:30 a.m – 11 a.m.,
Intro to Water Skills: 11:15 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.
Fundamental Aquatic Skills: 2:15 p.m.– 2:45 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Stroke Development: 3 p.m. – 3:30 pm and 4:30 p.m. – 5 pm
75-5530 Kuakini Hwy, Kailua-Kona.
Orchid Isle Tutoring, Summer Tutoring Program(808) 969-1106Orchid Isle Tutoring, which has been serving the east side of the Big Island for 26 years, is offering a summer one-on-one program from June 10th through July 24th this summer. Students from ages five to adult may attend twice a week, three times a week, or five days a week for one-hour, one-and-one-half-hour, or two-hour personalized sessions.
Choose from a variety of subjects including reading, writing, spelling, math, test preparation, study skills, literature enrichment, and correspondence course completion.
Home schooled students are welcome as well, and we offer a home school reading/language arts curriculum for purchase.
Our caring, qualified tutors build self-esteem and self-confidence to produce a "can-do" spirit.
Summer tutoring fees are based on our standard $30/hour (plus tax) rate, and this is for one-on-one instruction! New students will be given an entrance exam for a nominal fee.
Call or e-mail us for more details. You may also visit us at orchidisletutoring.com.
Pele's Paint Your Own Pottery & Creative Art Studio's Summer Art Camp(808) 329-1075
Art is Smart!! We are offering full day and half day art camps throughout the entire summer school break!
Our camps are fun, enriching and conveniently located at our studio in the Lanihau Center in the heart of Kona! We work with a variety of mediums and techniques including: Painting on Bisque, Clay Building, Oil & Acrylic Painting, Glass Fusing, Mosaic Art & More! Camps are open to ages 5 & up! Call us for more information or to enroll as spaces are limited!
Summer Session at Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy(808) 881-4088, Auxiliary Programs Office
Experience More This Summer...at Hawai'i Preparatory Academy. Our diverse Summer Session offers enrichment and unique study opportunities for boarding and day students entering grades 6-12. This exceptional program is designed to make the most of summer, and to bring out the most of your child's potential.
Summer Session offers new and prospective HPA students an excellent introduction to the school’s program and instructors. Many students return every summer to take advantage of the outstanding program and staff and to meet students from around the world.
HPA offers courses such as: Ceramics, Driver Education, Beginning Guitar, Marine Science, Virtual Passport, SAT Prep, and more. (These courses are predominantly for enrichment; no credit is given.)
Two residence halls house students in double and sometimes triple rooms. Each room has beds and built-in closets, shelves, desks, and access to the campus-wide computer network and the Internet. Each building has a central lounge and laundry facilities. Faculty members and residential assistants provide supervision.
Apply now for Summer Session at Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy. Application fee: $35 (or apply online for $25). Boarding tuition is $4,300, which includes instruction, room, board, books, most group activities, and excursions. Optional sports and personal expenses are extra. Individual classes for day students are available for $550 per class. Optional sports include horseback riding instruction and tennis instruction. Limited financial aid is available. Summer at HPA runs from June 21 to July 17.
Summer Fun- Department of Parks & Recreationwww.co.hawaii.hi.us/parks/recreation.htm
First through Sixth Graders can enjoy a program full of arts & crafts, sports, games, and excursions. Camp runs Monday–Friday from June 17–July 17. The Registration dates, times and prices may vary by location.
ANDREWS GYM (808) 959-9047
Grades 1st-6th, Registration: May 5–6. 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Fee: $180. (Includes $20.00 Activity Fee & 5 excursions)
CARVALHO PARK/PI`IHONUA GYM
(808) 961-8737 Registration: May 5–-6, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. & 5 p.m-7 p.m. Fee: $80.
WAIAKEA UKA GYM (808) 959-9474
Registration: May 5–6, Fee: $80.
WAINAKU GYM (808) 961-8738
Registration: May 5-6, 2009, Fee: $80.
HONOKA`A COMPLEX (808) 775-7505
Registration: Through May 29. Fee: $80.
PA`AUILO GYM (808) 776-7601
Registration: May 4-June 12. Fee: $60.
PAPA`ALOA GYM (808) 962-2103
Registration: May 15-June 12, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Fee: $60.
YANO HALL (808) 323-3060
Registration: Open until filled. Fee: $75. (Includes $5.00 Activity Fee)
HAWAIIAN BEACHES (808) 965-2703
Registration: May 1-15
Time: 8 a.m.-2p.m. Fee: $70.
NA`ALEHU COMM CENTER (808) 939-2510
Registration: May 4-15. Fee: $60.
PAHALA COMM CENTER (808) 928-3102
Registration: May 4-15. Fee: $60.
PAHOA COMM CENTER (808) 965-2704
Registration: May 1-15. Fee: $80 Registration +$20 Activity Fee
SHIPMAN GYM (808) 966-5803
Registration: May 11-21, Mon.-Thurs.~3-6 p.m. Fee: $70 + $25 Activity Fee
Sylvan Learning Center Summer Camps(808) 937-8668
Call today about our summer camps in Math, Writing, Reading, and Study Skills. Beginning June 15, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Camps beginning at $199. Enroll Today! Spaces are limited!
Waimea Elementary School Summer Enrichment Program808-887-7636 ext. 249
June 12 - July 2
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
For Grades K-5. An enrichment program focusing on math, reading, computer classes and Hawaiiana.
Tuition is $160 for the full three week session.
Waimea Nature CampKohala Center: (808) 887-6411
www.kohalacenter.org/WaimeaNatureCamp/about.html
We hope to develop the values of equality, service, peace, and respect for the earth through play, crafts, and exploration, all within an outdoor setting. Waimea Nature Camp is a day camp for 2-6th grades, and is based at the Waimea Nature Park. Campers spend time each week doing service within the park, as well as climbing trees, wading in the stream, creating crafts, and learning field science. Field trips bring campers to the mountains, streams and forests of Hawai'i island. Here they learn about ecology, native species, and conservation while experiencing the simple joys of childhood play—exploring waterfalls, creating songs, and squelching through mud.
This summer, Waimea Nature Camp will include the Kohala Youth Corps (KYC), a one-week session for middle schoolers that will incorporate hiking, environmental service, and an overnight camping experience the week of July 6-10.
Camp is composed of 5 sessions from June 22 to July 24. The fee is $50 per week ($75 for KYC), which covers snacks, supplies, T-shirt and transportation. Campers are dropped off at 8:45 a.m., and picked up at 3 p.m.
West Hawaii Dance Academy (808) 329-8876 Kona or (808) 885-8876 Waimea
Offering daily classes in the dance disciplines of Creative Movement (ages 3-5) Pre-Ballet, (ages 4-6) Primary Ballet (ages 5-8) Classical Ballet (ages 8 and up), Hula (age 3-up) Hip Hop (ages 7 and up) Tap (ages 4 an up) and Contemporary Dance (ages 11 and up) for all ages and abilities in two locations on the Big Island, Kailua-Kona and Waimea.
YMCA Summer Camps At the time of printing, the YMCA Summer Programs had not been finalized. So, you’ll need to make some phone calls to get the details.
Kona Family YMCA: (808) 329-9622
Waimea Family YMCA: (808) 885-7420
Waiakea Settlement YMCA: (808) 935-3721
YWCA Hawaii Island - Ages 2-5 Years (808) 935-7141
YWCA Preschool Summer Program Months of June and July
Monday thru Friday 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. $575 per month. Located at YWCA Hawai'i Island, 145 Ululani St., Hilo.
YWCA Hawai'i Island Summer Fun Program Ages 4 Years 8 Months - 13 Years
(808) 935-7141
The YWCA Summer Fun Program is now providing children ages 4 years 8 months old through 13 years an opportunity to express creativity and originality, promote independent initiative and foster social and emotional growth. Daily activities are planned throughout the program which includes: swimming in our solar heated pool 3 days a week, walking trips, bus trips, special events, and various types of crafts and games.
Summer Fun begins June 15th and ends July 24th with 3 separate sessions. We will also be offering extended summer fun from June 9th through 12th and July 27th and 28th at our daily drop in rate. Breakfast and lunch is included during our 3 session program at no additional charge.
The YWCA School Age staff is excited and eager in making this summer a fun filled and entertaining learning experience for all of our keiki. Registration is open through the start date of each session. We look forward to meeting you. YWCA Hawai'i Island, 145 Ululani, Hilo.
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