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It’s not too late to register for these area summer camps.

  • Jun 12
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jun 30


 

Summer is in full swing and there’s still time to get your kiddo registered for an area camp.

 

If dancing is your child's thing, check out the offerings at Stephenville Dance Center.

 

 

Tarleton State University is hosting a slew of great camps from ag, choir, theatre and cheer to drumline and every sport you can imagine.

 

The university is making it easy for parents and guardians to check out the camps by clicking here.

 

Here’s a look at what else is on the horizon:

 

 

4-H Summer Sewing 2-Day Camp

July 7-8

Two sessions: 9-12 p.m. 1-4 p.m.

Cost: $40

Ages: 8-14

 

Come learn the basics of sewing machine safety, how to sew simple projects and other introductory skills in this camp that is perfect for beginners and intermediate students alike.

 

Participants will learn as they go, making simple but fun projects to take home and one community service project to donate back to their community.

 

For more information or to register, contact Andrea Brooks at the extension office, 254-965-1460 or email andrea.brooks@ag.tamu.edu or erath-tx@ag.tamu.edu.

 

 

Summer Storytime at the Library with CTFAC

Thursday, July 30 (2 p.m.)

Stephenville Public Library

For all ages; no cost


Special book reading along with a summer fun art activity & snack

Contact: Stephenville Public Library at 254-918-1240 to RSVP

 

CTFAC presents “Art Camp”

June 22-25 (9 a.m.-noon) at Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council

For boys and girls ages 7-12 years old

Cost $150 (Limited scholarships available)



Learn elements of art design, work with different media such as clay, watercolors, acrylics and collage.


Create up to 12 unique take-home art projects, sketches and practice papers. Students will also receive a sketchbook, T-shirt, pencils and portfolio. Refreshments will be provided.


Call 254-965-6190 or email info@ctfac.com to reserve a spot.

 

 

CTFAC presents “Manners Camp”

July 20-24 at Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council

Cost: $75 (Limited scholarships available).

For girls 7-12 years old - “The Art of Lovely Manners” 9:30-11:30 a.m.

For boys 7-12 years old - “The Art of Being a Gentleman” 2-4 p.m.


Join Instructor Kelijon Nance for lessons on everything from modern table etiquette to proper correspondence.


Call 254-965-6190 or email info@ctfac.com to reserve a spot. 

 

AWOMMA at First United Methodist Church Stephenville

“A Week of Making Music and Art”

Aug. 3-7

9 a.m.-noon

Register here

 

 

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