2013 parent guide

SUMMER CAMPS 2013

Park Record

Summer adventure camps offer horseback riding, sailing and biking

Educational camps help students keep up their studies during the summer

Sport camps offer an array of activities including tennis, karate and soccer

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ADVENTURE CAMPS

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PARK CITY PARENT– 4 –

ADVENTURE CAMPS

CANYONS OFFERS AN ARRAY OF SUMMER ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING CAMPSStarting June 13 and running through August 30,

Canyons Resort will offer both full-day and half-day Summer Camps for children ages six to 12, Mon-days through Fridays.

Full-day camps run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Half-day camps will run from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.Camp fees:Half-day, $55Full-day, $70

Please note that full day reservations must be made in advance and half-day reservations can be made day of, based on availability.For more information, visit www.canyonsresort.com

Camp activities include nature hikes, swimming, arts and crafts, gondola rides, indoor and outdoor games and field trips. Lunch and snacks are provided with this program.

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Here is a list of dates and themes for Canyons sum-mer camps. In addition to the listed field trips,

campers will have the opportunity to swim, hike, do arts and crafts and learn about the environment and how they can help keep it clean.

June 10-14 — EnvirocampField trips: Utah Museum of Natural History, June 12; Recycle Center/Cows Ice Cream, June 14.

June 7-21 — Junior RangersField trips: Timpanogos National Monument, June 19; Crater at the Homestead, June 21

June 24-28 — All Natures’ CrittersField trips: Hogle Zoo, June 26; Swaner Eco Center, June 28

July 1-5 — American the BeautifulField trips: Hill Aerospace Museum, July 3; Jupiter Bowl, July 5

July 8-12 — Splish Splash Water FunField trips: Cowabunga Bay Water Park, July 10; Kamas Pool, July 12

July 15-19 — Space CampField trips: Clark Planetarium & Gateway Fountains, July 17; PCMR Alpine Slide, July 19

July 22-26 — Wild, Wild WestField trips: Boondocks Family Fun Center, July 24; Park City History Museum, July 26

July 29-Aug. 2 — Go for the GoldField trips: Olympic Oval and Kearns Pool, July 31; Utah Olympic Park, Aug. 2

Aug. 5-9 — Water & WildernessField trips: Raging Waters, Aug. 7; River Rafting w/All Season Adventures, Aug. 9

Aug. 12-16 — Dino-riffic DinosaursField trips: Thanksgiving Point Dinosaur Museum, Aug. 14; Holiday Lanes Bowl-A-Rama, Aug. 16

Aug. 19-23 — Outdoor AdventurerField trips: Mirror Lake Nature Trail, Aug. 21; Jordanelle State Park Fishing, Aug. 23

Aug. 26-30 — Oohy Gooey ArtField trips: Discovery Gateway, Aug. 28; Color me Mine, Aug. 30

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The CounselorsOur Camp counselors are trained

professionals experienced in child care and safety. Many of them work in our children’s ski programs during the winter or our Deer Valley Academy during the school year. The Counselor/Camper ratios are 1 to 3 for infants, 1 to 4 for toddlers, 1 to 5 for pre-schoolers and 1 to 6-8 for older children.

DEER VALLEY SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP HAS SOMETHING FOR ALL AGESDeer Valley’s Summer Adventure Camp is based at the Children’s Center at Snow

Park Lodge. Surrounded by mountains, which hiking trails, hillside playgrounds and duck ponds, this state-licensed center provides a separate “home base” for each age group.

The center has built-in nooks for entertainment and performances, a bouldering and rock climbing wall and a full supply of craft projects, games, puzzles, videos and books.

The camp dates are June 10 to Aug. 14, with no camps on July 4 or July 24.

Camp hours are 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m., with organized activities from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. for full-day registration and 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for half-day registration when applicable.

For safety reasons and to ensure quality programming, appropriate age divisions are required

Campers need to bring a sack lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily. Healthy nutritious sack lunches are available for a nominal fee. The Children’s Center is a nut-free environment, so please do not include foods containing nuts or nut products in your child’s lunch.

Field trip and swimming fees are not included in prices. Field trips range from $15 to $25; swimming fees are $6

Weekly calendars will be available to notify parents of that week’s theme, guest speakers or performers, field trips and more

The CampersSunflowers are infants aged two

through 11 months. We provide a safe play time and quiet time for your little ones in our state-licensed child care facility. Seasonal full-date rate is $2,400; three-day rate is $1,665

Grasshoppers (12-18 months and walking) and Ramblers (19-36 months) enjoy play time with friends, music and movement, art and many other organized activities in a safe, fun environment. The cost for both Grasshopper and Ramblers are as follows. Full-date rate is $2,238; half-day rate is $1,524; three-day rate is $1,553.

Trekkers (ages 3 through 4 years and completely potty trained) are lead in small group settings while they have fun discovering nature and making new friends. Exciting local outings are planned weekly to explore our mountain environment. Rates are the same as Grasshoppers and Ramblers

Explorers (5 through 6 years of age) and Mountaineers (7 through 12 years of age) participate in creative activities, nature discovery studies and team-oriented sporting events under the guidance of enthusiastic counselors. Exciting field trips are planned weekly to explore a variety of recreational resources in the area. Hiking, mountain biking, basic biking skills, swimming, rollerblading, scavenger hunts, wet and wild water games, volunteer projects and creative arts and crafts are all part of this fun and educational program. The cost for both groups is as follows: full-date rate is $2,076; three-day rate is $1,440

The ProjectsEach summer, the Campers

participate in S.A.V.E. (Summer Adventure Volunteer Effort), which raises money through an art show for a selected organization. Some of our past recipients have been the Carmen B. Pingree School for Children with Autism, Recycle Utah, Wrightsville Beach Sea Turtle Project and the Blind Children’s Learning Center. In 2012, the kids raised $675 for the local Friends of Animals Utah organization.

An annual Art Show is held the first week of August allows the Campers to proudly display the many and varied art projects they worked on so diligently all summer. The pieces are available to purchase for a donation to that year’s S.A.V.E. project.

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SUMMER CAMPat the Kids Club

swimming • hiking • field trips • crafts • and more!

Monday through Friday • June 10th through August 23rd

10am - 4pm • Early Drop-Off & Late Pick-Up Available (8am - 6pm)$105 weekly for Park City Residents

Registration deadline is May 24th. For more details and to check availability, call (435) 655-2257.

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June 10 – Bucky’s Animal Antics: activities include Bucky’s Big Breakout, Sneaky Camouflage Critters and Avalanche Dog Day

June 17 – Wild Ways of the Wilderness: activities include Digging for Dinosaurs, Where the Wild Things Are and Tricky Trail tracks

June 24 – Sensational Summertime Sizzlers: activities include Clever Cloud Watching, Ice Cream, You Scream, Fire Department

July 1 – Proud to be an American: activities include Red, White & Blue Relay, National Treasure Scavenger Hunt and Picture Perfect Patriot

DEER VALLEY SUMMER ADVENTURE CAMP THEMES

For more information, visit http://academy.deervalley.com/SUMMERADVENTURECAMP/tabid/240/Default.aspx

July 8 – Silver’s Snow Safari: activities include Alphabet Safari, Igloo Engineering and Rail Trail Exploration

July 15 – Beach Blast: activities include Super Slip ’n’ Sliders, Sunshine Showcase and an Olympic Park Tour

July 22 – Imagination and Inspiration: activities include Super Sticky Sloppy Science, Kitchen Catastrophes and Tie-Dye Delight

July 29 – Ruby’s Rembrandts: activities include Recycle Rodeo, Color Carnival Creation and Mural Magic

Aug 5 – Soakin’ in the Sunshine: activities include Super Soaker Showdown, Trolley Ride and Beat the Heat Games

Aug 12 – Quincy’s Carnival Celebration: activities include Clowin’ Around, Deer Valley Derby and the Kids’ Carnival.



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Get them out of hibernationAt Summer Adventure Camp there is so much fun and learning to be had, everyone will want in on the action. From outdoor excursions to arts and crafts and projects that connect youth to the community, Deer Valley is the perfect place to play and discover. Camp is available Monday–Friday, June 10–August 16, 2013.

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PARK CITY MOUNTAIN RESORT IS A SUMMER PLAYGROUND

Zoom down the Alpine Coaster. Descend one of the world’s longest Alpine Slides. Soar 110 feet in the air on the ZipRider and catch a bird’s eye view of the Resort’s base area in the Flying Eagle Zip Line and more.

Explore the mountain for a day with the Alpine Pass, providing unlimited rides for a day on the Alpine Coaster and Slide as well as the PayDay, Crescent and Town chairlifts and base area activities.

For those with limited playtime, bundle a Coaster and Slide ride together with our specially-priced Double Play pass, or add a ZipRider ride and make it a Triple Play.

Also, enjoy unlimited rides all summer with the Summer Activities Season pass.

Little Miners Park, built for the Resort’s youngest adventurers, is filled with rides for children as young as two years old.

Hungry? Stop by Crescent Burger, featuring hand cut fries and homemade shakes, just steps away from the base area’s activities or stop inside and enjoy Legends Bar & Grill’s beverages and full summer menu.

Summer operations begin at Park City Mountain Resort May 24 and will continue through October 20.

For more information, visit www.parkcitymountain.com.

Escape to the mountains this summer at Park City Mountain Resort.

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FRIENDS OF ANIMALS UTAH CAMPS TEACH PET AND OWNER INTERACTION

This mission includes the goal of improving the quality of life of animals and placing them into loving and permanent homes through rescue, extraordinary and compassionate care and humane education.

Each year, FOAU rescues an average of 1,000 animals a year. The animals are spayed or neutered, and healed, if needed, and then put up for adoption in the Furburbia Center in the Tanger Outlet Center at Kimball Junction.

FOAU also offers summer Critter Camps at the Friends of Animals Utah rehabilitation ranch in Brown’s Canyon.

These day camps teach children more than just how to have fun with their furry companions. The five-day sessions give kids between the ages of nine and 12 a better

understanding of how to interact with dogs and cats safely.

Camps usually run Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the ranch. Cost per camper for one week of Critter Camp is $325 per child, for the week. Delicious, healthy light breakfasts and lunches are provided each day

This year’s camps will run on the following dates.

• June 17-21• June 24-28• July 8-12• August 5-9The Friends of Animals Utah

recommends reserving spots early by calling (435) 649-5441, because the Critter Camps typically sell out each year.

For more information, visit www.foautah.org,

The mission of Friends of Animals Utah is to protect and provide for animals while fostering an aware-

ness of their importance in the lives of humans.



The Park City Sailing Association offers summer Junior Sailing Camps at Jordanelle State Park from June 18 until Aug. 17.

All classes taught using the Optimist dinghy, the No. 1 choice in junior instruction for its stability and responsiveness.

All instructors are U.S. Sailing and Red Cross Certified instructors.

The students learn about boat handling, sail trim, sportsmanship, marine safety, rigging, knots, boating terminology, rules of the road, wind and weather.

They also have the opportunity to advance through to racing skills and tactics.

The camps are divided into one-week sessions and are designed for children ages eight to 12, teens ages 13 to 15.

The half-day classes are held 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The cost is $250 per week. Students will receive a $30-discount if they provide their own boat)

For more information and online registration go to: www.ParkCitySailing.org.

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DUSTY TREASURES READIES TWO BEGINNING HORSE-RIDING CAMPS

Dusty Treasures in Wanship offers two Adventure Horse camps during the summer.

The first the Dusty Treasures Adventure Horse Camp 101, designed for beginning riders ages seven and older who love horses.

The sessions will be held Monday through Thursday, June 24 through June 27, from 10 a.m. until noon.

The second camp is the Dusty Treasures Adventure Horse Camp 102, also designed for beginners

ages seven and older. The camp will be held Monday through Thursday, July 22 through July 25, from 10 a.m. until noon. In order to ride in Camp 102, riders must complete Adventure Horse Camp 101.

The cost for both camps is $95 each. Payment is due June 1 for camp 101 and July 1 for camp 102. There will be an additional cost for bus-rides from Creekside Kids Academy.

Riders need to wear healed boots and bring a sports helmet.

For more information and reservations call (801) 372-2264.




In the summer it also offers recreational opportunities for birdwatchers, anglers, hikers, mountain bikers and photographers over 10 miles of trails.

The Swaner is also an inspirational place to host summer camps for are youth.

The following is the list of the 2013 summer camps offered at the Swaner EcoCenter and Preserve.

Outdoor Exploration:Grades one through four.

Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter is the perfect place to explore the outdoors. We’ll spend our days collecting tadpoles and frogs, collecting underwater insects, learning about mammal adaptations and wildlife tracking, hiking, exploring a wetland habitat, and so much more! This camp promises to get youth outside and learning about their envirOnment

• FUNdamental Science:Grades one through four.

Prepare to be a scientist for a week! Campers will spend the week conducting fun, exciting, and explosive experiments as they learn the scientific process and explore different fields of science!

• Sustainability Camp: Grades four through six.

Campers will spend the week learning about the importance of our environment and how we can be good stewards of our resources. Topics will include recycling, air quality, water quality, energy sources, and local food production. This camp will include several bike-riding trips, so campers need to be able to ride a bike.

• Junk Drawer Robotics: Grades five through six.

Campers will learn the engineering design process as they design and

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build basic robots from every-day items. This camp is great for youth interested in learning about robotics and for youth experienced in robotics that want to learn more about the basics.

• Lego Robotics: Grades five through six; beginner

and intermediate levels. Youth with all levels of robotics experience welcome! Campers will let their imaginations run wild as they design, build, and program robots to complete challenges. This camp will use LEGO Mindstorms NXT/EV3 kits.

• Watershed Explorers:Grades seven through eight.

While this camp will be based out of Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter, we’ll spend our days exploring the far reaches of our watershed. We’ll spend a day in the mountains learning about the source of our fresh water, we’ll recreate on a reservoir and tour water treatment plants, we’ll explore a rare, high-altitude wetland and learn about its importance, we’ll investigate stream ecology and underwater insects, and we’ll spend a day at the Great Salt Lake learning about its ecology. This camp will be a fun opportunity for youth to learn about their local environment, get outside, and see new places.

Registration Fee Discounts:

Members of Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter receive a 10% discount on camp registration fees. Click here for information on becoming a member of Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter. Member discount codes will be given during registration.

Discounts are given for registering for multiple camps. If people register for two camps they will receive a five percent discount. If they register for three or more

camps they will receive a 10 percent discount.

Children from the same family can combine for the multi-camp discount. For example: if two siblings register for two camps, that would equal a total of four camps and the family will receive a 10 percent discount. Multi-camp discount codes will be given during registration.

Make note: only siblings and family members can receive the multi-camp discount, and multi-camp discounts are in addition to the Swaner-member discount.

Scholarships for Youth with Financial Need:

Partial scholarships for our summer camps are available for campers with financial need. There are a limited number of scholarships available, and scholarships are awarded to qualified campers on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Scholarships cover all but 25 percent of the camp registration fee. Twenty-five percent of the camp registration fee is required when a person applies for a scholarship.

If the applicant is not selected to receive a scholarship the remaining 75 percent of the camp registration fee will be due two weeks after notification.

Cancellation Policy: If a people cancel more than two

weeks before the first day of camp, they will be refunded minus a 25 percent fee.

If the cancellation occurs less than two weeks before the first day of camp, the Swaner EcoCenter will give a refund, minus the 25 percent fee mentioned above, only if it can fill the vacant spot.

If the spot cannot be filled, there will be no refund. Also, the Swaner EcoCenter cannot offer refunds for days missed during camp.

For more information, visit www.swanerecocenter.org.

With 1,200 acres of breathtaking open space, the Swaner EcoCenter and Preserve, located at 1258

Center Dr. at Kimball Junction, is a refuge for an abun-dance of wildlife.



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SWANER ECOCENTER AND PRESERVE CAMP SCHEDULE AND PRICES FOR SUMMER 2013Youth entering first and second grades in fall, 2013:

July 1-3 — Outdoor Exploration, 9 a.m. – noon, $55 or $13.75 with scholarship

July 15-19 — FUNdamental Science, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., $90 or $22.50 with scholarship

Aug. 5-9 — Outdoor Exploration, 9 a.m. – noon, $90 or $22.50 with scholarship Youth entering third and fourth grades in fall, 2013:

July 1-3 — FUNdamental Science, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., $55 or $13.75 with scholarship

July 15-19 — Outdoor Exploration, 9 a.m. – noon, $90 or $22.50 with scholarship

Aug. 5-9 — FUNdamental Science, 1 p.m. – 4 p.m., $90 or $22.50 with scholarship

Youth entering fourth, fifth and sixth grades in fall, 2013:

July 8-12 — Sustainability Camp, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., $170 or $42.50 with scholarship

Youth entering fifth and sixth grades in fall, 2013:

July 29-Aug. 2 — Junk Drawer Robotics. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., $150 or $37.50 with scholarshipYouth entering fifth, sixth and seventh grades in fall, 2013:

Aug. 12-16 — LEGO Robotics for Beginners, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m., $150 or $37.50 with scholarship

Aug. 12-16 — LEGO Robotics for Intermediates, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m., $150 or $37.50 with scholarship

Youth entering seventh and eighth grades in fall, 2013:

June 24-28 — Watershed Explorers. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., $190 or $47.50 with scholarship

Note: Youth may attend camps that are for grade levels lower than their own. However, they cannot attend a camp that is designed for a grade level higher than their own.

We specifically design our camps to be age appropriate in terms of curriculum and activities, and it is difficult for us to accommodate a variety of ages during our camps.



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The Young Riders recreational program is dedicated to the promotion of mountain biking, for kids ages six to 16, through a series of fun, safe and developmentally rewarding rides.

Qualified instruction, training and coaching allows for a logical progression of aptitude and the pursuit of individual goals for the beginner to advanced and competitive rider. Technical skills, responsible riding, proper trail etiquette, and respect for the environment as well as for self and others, are impressed to ensure a future generation of respectful riders.

The successive training will prepare participants to challenge themselves as individuals through sport and enjoy all the advantages and inspirations that participation will afford them, now and through their future.

The Young Riders Recreation program, takes place every summer usually, the second week in June through the third week in August. The program has a myriad of classes available for children, ages six to 16 years old and all ability levels. (Please no children still riding with training wheels).

The Young Riders program consists of two main categories.

Seasonal ClassesThese courses offer 10 rides, one per week, from June 10 through Aug.

14. Levels include pee wee, beginner, intermediate, advanced, adventure, downhill and DEVO.

Weekly Camps These camps offer five rides — each day for one week — and are

available for visiting families or for participants who cannot commit to a full summer of classes. These camps target the advanced beginner and early intermediate and advanced-level riders ages eight to14. Nine camps are available throughout the summer.

Please visit our website: www.youngriders.com or call (435) 640-8642 for more information.

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EDUCATIONCAMPS

The goal of programming at the Park City Library is to provide children of all ages with an enjoyable library experience based on books, language and learning. No registration is required for these programs. Children are accompanied during all programs by a caregiver.

Storytime is a great way to introduce children to the library. The following storytimes are ongoing except for a few breaks during the year. Please call the library at 435-615-5600 and press 1 for more details.

Baby and Me at the Park City Library

The Park City Library, 1255 Park Ave., holds Baby and Me sessions on Wednesdays from 10 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. The music and book program is designed for children from birth to 18 months to encourage early literacy development. Older siblings and children are always welcome. For more information, visit parkcitylibrary.org/.

Preschool Storytime at the Park City Library

The Park City Library, 1255

Park Ave., hosts a storytime for preschool-aged children every Thursday from 10 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. It is an interactive, early literacy program designed for children from three to six years of age and helps build language skills while enjoying stories, songs, crafts and more. For more information, visit parkcitylibrary.org

Toddler Time at the Park City Library

The Park City Library, 1255 Park Ave., presents Toddler Time every Thursday from 11 a.m. until 11:45 a.m. This early literacy program is designed for children ages 18 months to three years of age. Parents and caretakers can interact with their toddlers through books, music, and movement while exploring letters, sounds and more. For more information, visit parkcitylibrary.org/

Special ProgramsThe Library offers special

performances for different age groups throughout the year.

For more information, visit www.parkcitylibrary.org for book clubs, movie nights and poetry meetings.

PARK CITY LIBRARY OFFERS MORE THAN JUST BOOKS The goal of programming at the Park City Library is

to provide children of all ages with an enjoyable li-brary experience based on books, language and learn-ing. No registration is required for these programs. Children are accompanied during all programs by a caregiver.

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Creekside Kids Academy provides children a small group learning environment that fosters the ability to work well within a group while addressing the individual needs of each child, and the child’s family.

The school’s philosophy is — “The bigger the mess the better the fun” and will be fully applied all summer long.

With locations in Park City and Heber the school offers summer camp and year-round programs for children Ages six weeks to 12 years. For more information, call (435) 655-0195 or visit www.creeksidekids.net.

Weekly activities include: hiking, biking, yoga, arts & crafts, cooking, water play, experiments, sports, bounce houses, splash pads and sprinklers, and visits from Kim’s Cold Blooded Creatures.

Optional field trips include: swimming lessons, dance classes, horse camp (for ages seven to 12 years only), Hogle Zoo, Olympic Park, Swaner Nature

Preserve, Wheeler Farm, Fishing at Wasatch State Park, The Creamery, Bouncing Off the Walls, camping and much more.

Creekside Academy is located in Park City at 1400 Bitner Rd., and is open from 8 a.m. until 4:45 p.m.

Summer programs for ages 0 to 12 years will run from June 17 through Aug. 10.

The Heber campus is located at 474 S. Main Street, and is open from 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Its summer programs for ages 0 to 12 years run from June 10 through Aug. 10.

Enrollment options include sessions that are half day, full day or weekly.

For more information about our programs, visit www.creeksidekids.net or call (435) 655-0195 to enroll at any of the school’s locations.

CREEKSIDE KIDS ACADEMY PROVIDES PARK CITY AND HEBER STUDENTS SUMMER ACTIVITIES



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Kumon Math & Reading Center of Park City, directed by Randy Carr, below, is located at 1680 W. Ute Blvd., Suite B, #2 at Kimball Junction. Carr believes when school ends for the summer, the learning doesn’t have to end.

To complement what children have learned with a method

geared toward self-learning of math and reading, it is offering summer sessions from 2 p.m. until 7 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Kumon gives children skills to grasp concepts on their own, with the confidence to carry into the classroom and beyond.

KUMON OFFERS SPECIAL SUMMER HOURS

For more information, call (435) 503-1905 or visit www.kumonofparkcity.com.

The Park City Museum, located at 528 Main St., provides interactive and hands on exhibits for all ages to enjoy. Come see our Kimball Brothers Stagecoach, discover the many jobs in the early underground silver mines, try your hand at being a miner, and check out the Territorial Jail! Ask for our Treasure Hunt at the front desk to guide you through the exhibits. The Park City Museum is great to explore with your family or with your a Scout or Youth Group.

Family Fun Activities and Special Events: Check our website for Family Fun activities and Special Events held

throughout the year and information about our Family membership program www.parkcityhistory.org or call (435) 649-7457

PARK CITY MUSEUM HAS A MOTHERLODE OF INFORMATION


COURTESY OF THE PARK CITY MUSEUM


Equestrian Camp Dates: June 10 - June 14, July

22- July 26, July 29- August 2Time: 9:00am – 3:30pmAges: ages four to 12Tuition: $200Enrollment: up to 25 kids Staff: Diane Bode, HarriettStephens, Missy Seppi and staff.

Students learn the basics of horsemanship including grooming, tack, feeding and riding skills. They will ride daily in the ring and have the chance to trail ride from the school property depending on skill level.

Tour of Asia Culinary Camp Dates: June 17 - June 21Time: 9 a.m. To 3:30 p.m. Ages: four to 12Tuition: $200 (plus materials) Staff: Carrie Dayton Madsenand staff

With Chef Carrie as your guide, we will be making some of the signature dishes from countries all over the Asian continent. We will travel to Vietnam, India, China, Malaysia, and Thailand. Here are some of the foods we will be choosing from for cooking and tasting during our week in Asia: Pad Thai, Vietnamese spring rolls with peanut sauce, chutney, dal, curry, raita, Malaysian hot pots, Chinese almond cookies, fried rice, fortune cookies, egg drop soup, lo mein.

ChocolateDates: June 24 - June 28Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ages: four to eight Tuition: $200 (plus materials)Staff: Carrie Dayton Madsenand staff

We will be making many different recipes using chocolate through cooking lessons that integrate history, geography, and botany. Here are some of the recipes we will be choosing from to make and taste: truffles, chocolate peanut butter cups, raw chocolate candies, chocolat chaud, raw chocolate macaroons, chocolate dipped fruit, chocolate flourless cake, mint brownies, chocolate decorations, modeling chocolate and chocolate fondue.

Baking and PastryDates: July 8 – July 12Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ages: four to eight Tuition: $200 (plus materials)Staff: Carrie Dayton Madsenand staff

Chef Carrie worked as a pastry chef for fourteen years. Baking and pastry is very close to her heart. The children will explore the art and science of this field with her.

Some of the items we will be choosing from to cook and taste are: pate a choux, pies, cakes, dessert creams and custards, muffins, crème brulée, fruit tarts and cheesecake.

French CookingDates: July 15 – July 19Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ages: four to 12 Tuition: $200 (plus materials)Staff: Carrie Dayton Madsenand staff

France is well known for its food and recipes. In our week together, we will be making some of France’s most famous dishes. We will also be learning how to spell and pronounce these items. Here are some of the dishes we will be choosing from to make and taste: canapés, verrines, tarte tatin, cervelles de canut, haricots verts, salade Niçoise, gougères, beignets, pomme duchesse, pomme frites, quiche, tisane, pate a choux, granite, French cheeses, & tuiles.

Outdoor Adventure – Archery, Fly Fishing and ropes courses

Dates: June 24 – June 28Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ages: eight to 12 Tuition: $200 (plus materials)Staff: Miriam Nellermoe andstaff

Spend the mornings learning and exploring the sports of archery and fly fishing including the proper care and handling of equipment, safety, and basics skills. Afternoons will be spent learning the techniques and challenges of a ropes course incorporating climbing skills.

Outdoor Adventure – Paleontology and Zoology: dinosaurs and animals

Dates: July 7 – July 12Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ages: eight to 12 Tuition: $200 (plus materials)Staff: Miriam Nellermoe and staff

Join us for a school safari with prehistoric animals and zoo animals. Learn about the animals that lived in our backyard millions of years ago and those who live here now. During the week we will take trips to the Museum of Ancient Life, the Tracy Aviary and the Hogle Zoo.

ANOTHER WAY SCHOOL FILLS SUMMER CAMPS WITH OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AND CULINARY ARTSAnother Way School, 6587 Mountain View, offers a variety of summer camps to

children of all ages. In each camp session (except during field trips) the kids will get a chance to ride the school’s horses weekly. Additionally, participants will go on hikes, have yoga sessions, arts and crafts and skill stations based on Montes-sori techniques. The child will be exposed to hands-on learning, nature and explo-ration in a remarkable environment.

The camps are listed below. Call (435)-615-1429 or visit http://www.anotherwayschool.org/ for more information or to register.

“Dedicated to the development and growth of dance and performing artsthrough quality professional training.”

summer dance 2013

Academy of Performing Arts

Monday - Thursday9:30 - 12:00 Noon$125 per Camp

princess dance AGES 3 - 4 , 5 - 6

CAMP 1 - June 24 - 27CAMP 2 - July 8 - 11CAMP 3 - August 5 - 8

ballet intensiveAGES 9 -18

Monday - Friday10:30 - 2:30 PM$200 July 15 - 19Classical Ballet, Variations, Repertory, Character

Intermediate/Advanced Levels

dance camp

Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Ballet9:30 - 12:30 PM

$140 per Camp

AGES 7 - 12

AGES 12 - 18Jazz/Lyrical, Ballet12:30 - 3:30 PM

CAMP 1 - June 24 - 27CAMP 2 - July 8 - 11CAMP 3 - August 5 - 8

Monday - Thursday

HIP HOP • BREAK RHYTHM • STOMPAugust 5 - 8Monday-Thursday9:30 - 12 Noon$125

just for boys camp academy campAUGUST 12 - 16PERFORMANCE TEAMS

PARK CITY DANCE6554 North Creekside Lane

Park City, Utah 84098

435-658-2345parkcitydance.com

Home of Park City’s Annual Nutcracker Ballet


Monday, June 10 —“Dig Into Reading” Summer Reading Program sign-ups begin and continue through Monday, Aug. 5. Achieve your personal reading goal and win prizes along the way. Prizes include all kinds of things to help you “Dig Into Reading”—shovels, books, mini garden gnomes, and even a ticket to the Utah Museum of Natural History.

Wednesday, June 12 —“Dig Into Reading” Summer Kick-Off Puppet Show. Come register for summer reading and enjoy “The Magic Lantern” with Coralie Leue and her puppet pals. Two showings: 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Thursdays, June 13 through July 18, 11 a.m. — Baby Rhyme Time, A delightful time for babies and their grown-ups to sing, read, dance and play. Handouts with song lyrics for take home fun. For ages three months to two years. The library will be closed Thursday, July 4.

Mondays, June 17, 24, July 1 and July 8, 10:30 a.m. —“Dog Days” at the Library. R.E.A.D (Reading Education Assistance Dogs) will be at the library hoping for children to read to them. Call in advance for a 15-minute appointment. (435) 615-3000.

SUMMIT COUNTY LIBRARY READIES ITS SUMMER SCHEDULEThe Summit County Library Kimball Junction Branch,

1885 Ute Blvd., has announced the following sum-mer schedule.

For more information about the Coalville, Kamas and Bookmobile branches, visit www.thesummitcountylibrary.org.

Tuesdays, June 18 through August 6, 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. —“We Dig Story Time!” Picture books, rhymes, songs, puppets and an easy craft so we can “Dig Into Reading” all summer long. For children of all ages.

Wednesday, June 19, 11 a.m. —“How Does Your Garden Grow?” drop-in craft time. Stop by between 11 a.m. and noon for fun gardening crafts just in time for summer. For elementary school aged children.

Wednesday, June 26, 11 a.m. —“Kim’s Cold Blooded Creatures” will be creeping around the library. Snakes, lizards, spiders and bugs will delight everyone. For children of all ages.

Wednesday, July 3, 11 a.m. to noon — “Dig Into the Past” drop-in craft time. With fossils, mummies, ancient hieroglyphics, who knows what we’ll dig up? For elementary school aged children.

Wednesday, July 17, 11 a.m. to noon —“Gnome Sweet Gnome” drop-in craft time. Dig deep with your imagination as you create your own magical gnome or fairy house. For elementary school aged children.

Friday, July 19, 10:30 a.m. — Whip-Cracking Adventure Storyteller “Indiana Bones” will be here to share some “Buried Stories from the Past.” Don’t miss this Emmy-award winning performer. For children of all ages.

Wednesday, July 31, 11 a.m. to noon — “Buckets of Fun” drop-in craft time. Sand and sun beach fun crafts right here in Park City. For elementary school aged children.

Wednesday, August 14 —“Dig Into Reading” Summer Celebration.

For more information, visit thesummitcountylibrary.org.

June 17-20 “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”

Every day will be a different color day. Art, snacks, even your clothes can be the color of the day. Mon. — Red, Tues. — Yellow, Wed. — Blue, Thurs. — Green

June 24-27 “Digging for Dinosaurs”

We will learn all about these colossal creatures from long ago. You’ll be a junior paleontologist, digging for dinos and exploring their environments.

SUMMER MUSIC, COOKING AND SCIENCE AT PARK CITY COOP PRESCHOOLThe nonprofit Park City Cooperative Preschool, lo-

cated at 1255 Park Avenue, #209, was established in 1987, and provides a stimulating and varied environ-ment where the teachers and parents are committed to the personal involvement of each child’s education.

The school will offer seven, week-long summer camps this year. Each camp costs $130. For more information, visit www.parkcitycoop.com or call (435) 649-5949

Park City Cooperative Preschool 2013 Camp Descriptions:

July 8-11 “Mini Musicians”

We will explore the wonderful world of music, everything from singing silly songs to making instruments and participating in parades.

July 15-18 “Little Chefs”

Put on your apron, because you will have a great time measuring, mixing, pouring and learning how much fun it is to cook.

July 22-25 “Super Scientists”

We’ll do all sorts of fun, simple science experiments this week. Maybe a volcano, rubber eggs, balloon races, oobleck and more.

July 29-Aug. 1 “Water, Water Everywhere”

How much fun can you have playing in the water without a swimming pool? This is the place to find out. Don’t forget your towel and sunscreen.

Aug. 5-8 “Pee Wee Picassos”

Bring out your inner Picasso. We will explore the thrill of creating art, from sculpting with clay to painting with our little toes.


Its active learning environment, in and out of the classroom, fosters emotional growth and encourages independence, as well as problem-solving skills where children blossom into strong and respectful students.

PEEK is the place for 32 lucky children, ages three to eight years old, to enjoy their summer.

The school keeps its teacher-to-student ratios low at one to eight, which allows it to provide fun filled, weekly themed camps which include art, gardening, building, theater, sports, history, science,

cooking and other fun activities.With safety as its first priority,

PEEK will venture in and around Park City on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with 24 children and four staff members to places like The Home Depot, Kimball Art Center, Red Butte Gardens, Utah Olympic Park, Park City Pizza, KPCW, Red Ledges Gold Course and more.

Also, while playing inside and out on its Pinebrook campus on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, PEEK teachers will take the time to help students learn

about each weekly theme through storytelling, games and crafts.

In addition PEEK offers parents a variety of options to fit their summer scheduling needs, and provides flexibility in:

The number of days per week a student may attend — one to five

The length of the day — half or all

Free extended hours with either half or full day camp

The number of summer camp weeks — one to nine

For those who know their child may need to continue their academic focus during the summer, we offer Prep Classes each week for children going into either kindergarten or first grade.

Prep Classes, held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., are small in size and designed to keep reading and math skills honed and fresh throughout the summer.

Parents can learn more by PEEKing in at www.thepeekprogram.com where they will find downloadable summer and fall registration forms.

PEEK GIVES CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS SOME WARM-SEASON OPPORTUNITIESThe PEEK Program cultivates a safe, enriching

school experience where young children come to-gether to gain social, emotional and academic knowl-edge in age-appropriate learning environments.


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Summer Camp at Little Miners Montessori is an indoor and outdoor extravaganza and a special time for children to enjoy the Little Miners campus and teachers in a playful and imaginative way.

Incoming students are encouraged to attend and all interested children ages three to eight years are welcome!

Camps are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The cost for each camp is $190 per week.

All camps take place at the Little Miners Montessori campus, 1091 E Beehive Dr. For more information, call (435) 940-1822, email [email protected] or visit www.littleminers.org.

A SUMMER OF ADVENTURE AT LITTLE MINERS MONTESSORILittle Miners Montessori was founded in 2001 with

the intentions to cultivate a love of learning and provide an environment that nurtures each child’s indi-vidual process while connecting children to an educa-tional and diverse community.

July 8-12“Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum…I See a Green Thumb”

This week camp goers will go green! We will learn about our incredible earth and all the ways that we can make the world a better place. We will create sculptures from recycled materials, try food straight from the soil and trees, plant seeds and flowers and go on a trash scavenger hunt. The week will be filled with games, crafts, and plenty of green thumb inspired activities.

July 15-19“Park City Adventures”

This camp is dedicated to the amazing town that we all live in. From mines to mountains, Olympics to animals, Main Street to trails and beyond, we will explore the abundant history and activities of our town through crafts, silver mining and other mountain fun!

July 22-26“Wild, Wild West”

Wanted: Cowboys and Cowgirls! Pull up your bootstraps and get ready to giddy-up! Join us as we travel back in time to the Wild West. We will gather around the campfire, tell stories of our outlaw friends, lasso cattle and pan for gold. Campers will create cowboy crafts and explore the great outdoors.

July 29-Aug. 2“Circus Circus”

Join us under the “big top” as we play and explore the vibrant life of the circus. Together we will learn tricks with hula-hoops, get in touch with our inner goofy clowns and create circus crafts. We will learn about the animals of the circus and watch the amazing acrobatics from Cirque du Soleil. Get ready to “step right up” and explore circus life from inside Little Miners very own big top!

Below is a list of the Little Miners Montessori 2013 summer camps.

Aptitude Academic ServicesSuccess in Learning! We can teach you how to improve and excel with our programs specifically designed for you!

Join us this summer for our Activities and Aptitude Testing!

* Common CORE Math Prep (grades 7-10)* Prep for College Algebra, Trig and Functions, and Calculus (AB, BC)* Preparation for Biology, Chemistry and Physics (all grades)* Social Sciences and History Prep (all grades)* Writer’s Workshop-Crafting the Summer Essay (all grades)

College Coaching-Creating a Target List and building an Application Plan (grade 9-11)

College Essay and Application (grade 11-12)

Standardized Test Prep- ACT/SAT/PSAT/SSAT (grades 10-12)

Guided Independent Study and Online Course Proctoring (all grades)

Dual Immersion: Spanish and French (grades 1-5)

Language Literacy: Spanish and French (grades 6-12)

Study Skills, Organizational Skills, Test Tactics Active Review, Active Reading and Annotation

College Writing: Research and Secondary Sources

ACT/Sat Tests: Planning and practice are keys to a successful testing season and relieve stress by giving students time to practice and acquire skills with consistent, timely and instructive content review and drills. Aptitude recommends 2-3 months advance planning to effectively balance additional ACT or SAT Prep and study time paralleling students’ ongoing school and extra-curricular demands. 2-3 test events will ensure your student reaches his or her goal, and Aptitude students have consistently raised ACT scores by 2-5 points with our content-rich, individualized and targeted instruction.

Advanced Placement Exams: Scores on national AP tests are just as important as grades in AP classes for college file. Study support and exam prep sessions throughout the month of April will help your student excel on these exams in early May.

College Admissions: For students and parents facing the joys or disappointment of the college admission process, we recommend the following sound advice from our fellow educative enthusiasts and experts at The Choice-New York Times and greatschools.org

Aptitude Summer Academy offers courses across myriad subjects for grades 7-12 and up to AP and college levels throughout summer:

Our summer schedule is filling up, so please contact to schedule your session. We are always honored to serve students in their academic endeavors.

Aptitude Academic Services2029 Sidewinder Drive Suite 200Park City, UT435-655-1337


Community education is always a fun time to cook, learn a craft, sport or brush up on some math. And the PCSD has set up some weekly programs to help kids and parents fill their summer hours.

Here are the week-by-week programs offered. The grades are listed by grades that students are entering in the fall.

To register or for more details visit http://www.pcschools.us/index.php?page=247 or contact Jane Toly at (435) 615-0215 or by email at [email protected]

June 10-14 • Summer Math - High School • Camp Invention - grades two through six • Babysitting Training – ages 11 and up • Pee Wee Golf - ages four to six • InMotion Golf - grades K and up • American Girl Adventures - grades three to five • Kids Yoga – ages 3½ to 12

June 17-21 • Quirkles – ages four to six • Chef School - grades four to six • Bricks 4 Kidz - grades one to five • Adventures in Art Jr. - ages 3½ to five • Mini Cheer - ages four and older• Garage Band - grades three to eight • Harry Potter - grades two through four

June 24-28 • Blue Planet - ages 3½ to five • Chef School Jr. - grades two through four • Adventures in Art - grade one through three• Little Carpenters - ages five to seven• Fairyland Fantasy - ages four to six • InMotion Advanced Golf - ages seven and older • Digital Movies - grades four through six

July 1-5 • Babysitting Training - ages 11 and older • Café de Cup Cake - grades one through three• Hooray for the USA - ages 3½ to five • Chef School/Perfect Picnic - grades four to sux

July 8-12 • Chef School Jr. in Spanish - grades two through four• Drawing & Painting - grades five to seven • Bubble & Water Science - ages four to six• Diggin Dinos - ages five to seven • CSI Park City - grades three to five • Diggin Dinos Jr – ages 3½ to five

July 15-19 • Spa Day - grades two through four • Mysteries of the Ice Age - ages 3½ to five • Mad Science/Science Universe - grades two through five • Chef School Italy – grades four to six • Manners - grades one through six

July 22-26 • Your Amazing Human Body - ages 3½ to five • Design with Duct Tape - grades five to seven • Chef School Jr. - grades two to four • Kids Carpentry - ages eight to 10 • Dr. Seuss & Silly Science - ages five to seven• Manga - grades four to seven

July 29 - Aug. 2 • Mini Math - ages 3½ to five • American Girl Adventures - grades three to five • Mad Science/Investigations - grades two to five • Tasty Math - grades two to four • I Paint - grades one to three

Aug. 5-9 • Get Ready for Math - grades four and up• Bricks 4 Kidz Mindstorm - grades four to seven• Quirkels - ages four to six • I Animals - grades one to three• Creepy Crawlers - ages 3½ to five

August 12-16 • Kids yoga with Randi Jo - grades K to five • Splash Camp • Dual Immersion

PARK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMUNITY EDUCATION CONTINUES THE LEARNING DURING THE SUMMERJust because school is out during the summer,

doesn’t mean the Park City School District is stop-ping classes.

Summer Adventure CampStarting June 10th, Canyons Resort will offer full and half day Summer Camps for children 6 to 12 years of age

Monday through Friday. Camp activities include nature hikes, swimming, tennis, arts & crafts, gondola rides, indoor & outdoor games and fi eld trips. Lunch and snacks are provided.

Child Care

Canyons Little Adventures Child Care Center is a year-round facility that is now taking summer reservations for children 6 weeks to 6 years of age Monday through Friday. We are a state-licensed child care facility providing a structured

pre-school curriculum and fun, age-appropriate activities including hiking and swimming. Call (435) 615-8036 or visit www.canyonsresort.com for more information.


Here is a schedule of topics for the 2013 Shining Stars summer camps.

June 24-27Princess and Pirate

July 8-11Little Picassos

July 15-18Bugs and Butterflies

August 5-8Everything Water

EDUCATION CAMPS AT SHINING STARS MAKE CHILDREN BRIGHT

The Shining Stars School, a cooperative education-al experience, is a nonprofit organization founded

in 1997. It is located at Park City Community Church, 4501 North Highway 224, and was created to provide the community with a quality, developmentally appro-priate school with a Christian, spiritual approach.

The school’s mission is for children to have hands-on learning experiences which foster age-appropriate development.

Shining Stars School’s 2013 summer camp options is for children ages three to six. They do not need to be a current student to attend.

Camps run four days a week (Mon-Thurs.) from 9 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. The cost is $105 per camp. Parents should provide lunch and sunscreen and the school will provide a snack.

For more information contact Administrator Melissa Eggleton at [email protected] or call (435) 658-5028

Here is the list:• Zane Math-$299 Have fun learning math! Get real-time results and

Instructor feedbackPersonalized Curriculum with

group classes capped at 6 students• Touch Typing- $150Increase your child’s typing

proficiencyIn-person, fun, and engaging

lessonsFun typing games! • Intro to Minecraft- $199

Plan and design civilizationsWork as a team and build your

own worldBuild your STEM skills• Lego Robotics- $299Work in groups to solve

missionsThink critically to approach

problem solvingOn-site robots provided Zane Prep is located in the

Redstone Shopping Center, next to Petco.

ZANE PREP SUMMER PROGRAMS FOCUS ON SCIENCE AND MATHZane Prep is an exciting activity center for kids who are curious about science

and math. Zane Prep provides after-school and summer programs in a fun en-vironment that kids enjoy, nurturing their love of science, technology, engineering and math.

Whether looking for a summer activity that provides academic enrichment or science-oriented fun, Zane Prep has a summer program for your child.

This summer, Zane Prep is offering four one-week programs starting each Monday between June 10 and Aug. 12. Each course meets three hours per day over five days (Monday through Friday), starting at either 9 a.m. or 1:30 p.m.

For additional information, or to register, please visit pc.zaneprep.com, email [email protected], or call (435) 575-PREP (7737).


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PERFORMING ARTSCAMPS

From the teamwork of being part of a cast, the discipline required putting on a production, and the confidence gained performing before a live audience, our young actors are instilled with an appreciation for the performing arts that will carry them into adulthood.

Since 1995 the Egyptian Theatre has enriched children’s lives through their YouTheatre programs. YouTheatre has taught over a thousand aspiring actors who have gone onto study acting in college or pursue careers in the theatrical arts. Some former YouTheatre students have performed on Broadway — their dream come true.

This summer’s YouTheatre camps are as follows:

Theatre BugsOne-week camps for ages five to seven will be offered Mondays through

Fridays, June 24-28; July 8-12 and August 5-9, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.Let your little one get bitten by the theatre bug in one (or two, or

all three) of these exciting week-long camps. They’ll “play” their way through daily rotations of drama, movement, music, and stage crafts- all culminating in an end-of-week performance on the Egyptian Theatre stage. Tuition: $150 per session

Drama Queens & KingsOne-week camps for ages eight to 12 will be offered Mondays through

Fridays, June 24-28; July 8-12 and August 5-9, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.Fun is the focus of these fast-paced week-long camps. Whether it’s

playing it up in theatre games and improv classes, or hamming it up to put on a melodrama (boo!, hiss, cheer, sigh) for the end-of-week performance on the Egyptian Theatre stage, fun will be had by all. Tuition: $230 per session

Pre-Teen Summer CampA two-week camp for ages eight to 12 will also be offered Mondays

through Fridays, June 10-21, and will meet from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.This dynamic camp experience gets the theatrical juices pumping. Days

consist of group warm-ups, a choice of two elective classes (such as: stage make-up, singing/dancing ensemble, puppetry, voice, theatre games, stage combat) and a choice of Drama or Musical Theatre production group where productions are created and rehearsed for final performance on the Egyptian Theatre stage. Tuition: $460

Teen Summer CampThis is a four-week camp for ages 12 to 18 that will run Mondays

through Fridays, July 15 to Aug. 19, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Teen Summer Camp is an intensive theatre camp experience where teens

choose which areas of the dramatic arts they most want to develop. Days (for first three weeks) consist of group warm-ups, student’s choice of two elective classes (such as: stage make-up, singing/dance ensemble, audition technique, acting for film, movement, and more), and rehearsal for the YouTheatre Summer Show. This year’s performance will be a modernized version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” set in the 80’s with a pop soundtrack performed by the musical theatre members of the cast.

The camp’s final week will be dedicated solely to rehearsal for the show, with public performances on the Egyptian Theatre stage August 9 and 10. Tuition: $675

Class sizes are limited and space is available on a first-come first-paid basis. Full payment is required to secure your space. Scholarship opportunities and sibling discounts are also available. Contact Jamie at (435) 649-9371 ex. 27 for more information.

The Egyptian Theatre reserves the right to cancel any class if enrollment is insufficient. Any tuition paid will be refunded in full in such an event.

If a student must withdraw from class prior to its beginning or prior to the second class, tuition will be refunded minus a $25 service charge. After the second class, no refund will be given.

For more information call (435) 649-9371 ext.27 or email: [email protected]

EGYPTIAN’S YOUTHEATRE PROGRAM TEACHES KIDS MORE THAN DRAMAThe Egyptian Theatre YouTheatre program, directed

by Jamie Wilcox, is based on the premise that par-ticipating in an arts program is an important aspect in the growth of every child.


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DAY CAMPS P R E M I E R & GK P R E M I E R July 8 - 12, Ages 10-18, $319, 8am-4pm

Spend 5 days with a dedicated staff of coaches who will teach the technical,

tactical and physical aspects of soccer. We lay the foundation for players to

take their game to the next level. Our PREMIER program works with field

players. GK PREMIER emphasizes the critical elements of the GK position.

J U N I O R S July 8 - 12, Ages 6-9, $199, 8am-12pm

Young players can develop the core skills of soccer in a fun environmentwith daily challenges that encourage improvement and build confidence.

Willow Creek Complex Park City, Utah

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Space is limited & prices increase 6/2!Free one. uniform, backpack & ball with registration!

Sarah ShawSting Soccer Club, ECNL8 years with one.

For more information and to register, contact us at

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It is committed to providing a professional, high quality, performing-arts education for all dancers. The curriculum includes creative, pre-ballet, ballet, pointe, jazz, contemporary, tap and hip hop.

This summer, it will hold five camps in a variety of sessions for young dancers ages three to 18. The camps will run Mondays through Thursdays.

PARK CITY DANCE CAMPS HEAT UP FOR THE SUMMERPark City Dance Academy of Performing Arts is a

performance-based studio located at 6554 N. Creekside Ln. and led by Trish Ryland and Sandy Flury.

For more information or to register for the camps, call (435) 658-2345 or visit www.parkcitydance.com

Princess DanceThis camp, divided into two

classes, is offered to girls ages three to four and five to six and will run from 9:30 a.m. until noon.

The sessions are June 24-27; July 8-11 and Aug. 5-8

The cost is $125 per camp.

Dance CampThe Dance Camp is offered to

two age groups — seven to 12 and 12 to 18.

The younger group will meet

from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 pm. and learn tap, jazz, hip hop and ballet.

The older class will meet from 12:30 p.m. until 3:30 p.m. and learn jazz, lyrical movement and ballet.

The sessions will run June 24-27; July 8-11 and Aug. 5-8

The cost is $140 per camp.

Ballet IntensiveThe Ballet Intensive session

is offered to intermediate and advanced level dancers ages nine to 18.

It will meet from 10:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. during one session, July 15-19.

Students will learn classical ballet, variations, repertory and character.

The cost is $200

Just for Boys CampThis camp is available to boys

of all ages and will meet Aug. 5-8

from 9:30 a.m. until noon.The boys will learn hip hop,

break dancing, rhythm and STOMP style.

The cost is $125.

Academy CampThis session, which run from

Aug. 12-16, is only offered to the Park City Dance Academy’s performance teams.

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The two camps offered this summer are listed below:

• New York City Juilliard Broadway Showcase CampDates: June 10 to June 19Ages: Advanced students ages nine to 25Cost: $2799Enrollment open until classes reach a capacity of 16.Faculty: Conservatory co-founder Debra Cook, adult chaperones,

industry professionals and coaches

The price includes air fare, guarded lodging, 24 hr. chaperones (3 to 1 ratio), four Broadway shows, airport transportation, accompanists, meals (minus three self-pay meals), coaching with five to eight industry NYC professionals, guided tours of the city and museums, two showcases, showcase rehearsals with conservatory founders Debra and Dr. Frederic Cook rehearsals with staff, a private hour session with Debra Cook before the trip, and a DVD of the show.

SUMMER MUSIC TRAINING WITH THE UTAH CONSERVATORYThe Utah Conservatory, which recently moved to

its new location at 4593 Silver Springs Road, has been serving Park City musical offerings since 1997.

Its mission is to “enrich the lives of all through performing arts and training in a safe environment.,

It provides lessons in piano, voice, guitar, violin, viola, cello, bass guitar, drums, clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, tuba, saxophone, French horn, dulcimer, harmonica, acting, composition, theory and more.

It even has summer camps that give participants a good taste of what life as a professional musician and perform can be.

• 4th of July Choir CampDates: Monday, July 1 - Thursday, July 4Time: 9 p.m. until 3 p.m.Where: Utah Conservatory, 4593 Silver Springs RoadAges: five to 12Tuition: $299 Enrollment: eight to 15 studentsStaff: Debra Cook and the Conservatory staff

Students will have fun while learning an entire choral program, including patriotic and folk songs. Students will learn with music games, go on field trips, meet guest artists and learn from guest teachers, and participate in several public performances throughout the week, culminating in a public performance on July 4.

All teachers and faculty of the Utah Conservatory are university-level and/or veteran instructors.

Students will receive a published curriculum and schedule when the sessions begin.

To register for the camps or receive more information, call (435) 649-6292 or visit www.utahconservatory.com.

It has announced its summer sessions for 2013.

REEL SCHOOL REAL SCHOOL

REEL School REAL School is an 11-week feature-film camp that will run June 3 to Aug. 17.

Students will become a part of

a working feature-film cast and crew and will learn how to make a real movie that already has distribution!

The fee is $469 by May 20 and $539 after May 20.

Students will receive a back‐end percentage for being part of the film crew.

SUMMER STOCK: “A Swashbuckling Summer!”

Summer Stock will present five shows in 10 weeks, while participants learn all aspects of theatre from acting to stage combat to tech to running the house.

The prospective shows include:• “The Three Princes”• “Much Ado about Nothing”• “The Princess Bride” • “TristaN & Isolde”• “The Pirates of Penzance”

Auditions for the performances will be May 25, at 11 a.m., in the Kamas Theater 30 N Main.

SOUND MACHINESound Machine is the Uinta

Center for the ARTS’ high-powered performance group. It is currently holding auditions for its upcoming trip to Disneyland. For audition information contact: Uinta Center for the ARTS by emailing Pam Lockwood at [email protected].

UINTA CENTER FOR THE ARTS IN KAMAS PLANS A HOT SUMMERThe Uinta Center for the ARTS, 30 N. Main in Ka-

mas, is dedicated to inspiring and training youth for a professional career in the performing arts.


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Bike ParkSkate ParkSplashpad

Power Hour

Playin’ the Basin WayMovies in the ParkBirthday PartiesKids KarnivalsYouth Camps

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Bike ParkSkate ParkSplashpad

Power Hour

Date: June 10th - August 2nd

Time:9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Ages: 3-12

Cost: $200 Weekly -

Additional material fees may apply

Program Including:Equestrian Training � Frontier Skills � Hiking

Culinary Arts � Fly Fishing � Arts & Crafts

Archery � Weekly Field Trips � Much More!

Reserve a place for your child by May 24th!

6587 Mountain View Drive * Park City, Utah * 84098 * 435.615.1429 * www.anotherWaySchool.org

A MEPI Certified Montessori School


June 17-August 9, 2013week-by-week registration available

half day and full day programs.

Special Week Program June 10-14 with

Teton Science Schools

To Register, visit: www.parkcitydayschool.org

Summer Dance Intensive, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.

Two classes designed for ages six to eight and nine to 19

Cost is $200 per session and $150 each additional week.

Dancers will receive professional instruction in ballet, pointe, jazz, modern/contemporary, hip hop, turns and leaps, flexibility, tap, injury prevention, tumbling, strength and cardio, conditioning and yoga and Pilates for dancers.

Little Miss Dance Camp, 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m.

Classes are offered to girls ages three to five

Cost is $100 per session.Dancers will learn ballet, jazz,

tap, creative movement and dancer related arts and crafts.

Each week will end with a performance for family and friends

Little Man Jamm Dance Camp, 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m.

Two classes are designed for boys ages five to eight and nine to 12.

Cost is $100 per session.Dancers will learn breakdancing,

gymnastics, flexibility and strength, coordination and musicality.

Each week will end with a performance for family and friends.

To register or for more information, call (435) 655-9213 or visit www.dancetechworld.com.

DANCE TECH STUDIOS HAS SUMMER PLANS FOR BOYS AND GIRLSDance Tech Studios, 786 Division St., commenced

operations in January 1995 in Park City under the direction of Nicole Campbell-Fielding, and currently serves nearly 200 students.

The students, girls and boys ages three to adult, receive instruction in classical ballet, pointe, pre-ballet, lyrical, jazz, contemporary, tap, break dance and hip hop dance techniques in a 15,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility.

Each summer DTS offers an array of dance camps. This year, three camps — Summer Dance Intensive, Little Miss Dance and Little Man Jamm Dance — will be offered in seven weekly sessions, running Mondays through Thursdays, beginning June 17 and ending Aug. 15.




It offers instruction in piano, guitar, voice, harp, strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion and composition. Music styles range from classical, jazz, R&B, country, folk, Irish, tango and pop.

The summer-season music camps will run from June 24 through August 18, and will feature many options for participation to fit your summer travel and activities.

Musicians, young and old, have the option to participate in two, two- to six-hour sessions per week or participate an entire week that consists of 30 hours of instruction and concerts.

They also may arrange individual private lessons or participate in masterclasses throughout the week.

While attending the Utah Music Festival and School summer programs, musicians will receive intensive coaching and mentoring during the week, leading up to joint faculty / student concerts from Thursday through Sunday.

It’s not unusual for the young musicians to work or perform side-by-side with major symphony orchestra players, international

soloists, chamber musicians or leading faculty from some of the nation’s finest music schools.

The multitude of recreational activities in the area also offer great opportunities for students to get to know the faculty personally, and the school arranges a variety of cultural activities, such as attending concerts presented by the Utah Symphony, the Utah Festival Opera, Mountain Town Stages and the Eccles Performing Arts Center activities.

Students should plan on providing their own lunches.

Tuition is $375 for a full week of instruction and daily prices are $45 for mornings, 9 a.m. until noon; $30 for afternoon sessions, 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. and $75 for all day, 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.

A nonrefundable application fee of $50 is required.

Housing is also available for non-resident students at $250 a week.

There is also limited scholarships available based on the financial need and length of participation. Financial aid forms are available on the website: www.utahmusic.org

UTAH MUSIC FESTIVAL OFFERS MORE THAN SUMMER MUSIC CLASSESThe Utah Music Festival and School, founded by

Eric and Alison Samuels, is celebrating its 18th season of music education and performance opportu-nities in Park City.

For more information, call (435) 640-9393 or visit www.utahmusic.org, To apply for the summer sessions, fill out the “STUDENT APPLICATION” at the following link: http://www.utahmusic.org/#!student-application/c1ejv

The sessions, available to girls ages seven to 14, will be offered weekly beginning June 24 at 2808 Lucky John Dr.

The daily schedule is as follows:• 10 a.m. — Educational studies• 11:30 a.m. — activity and lunch• Noon — voice and dance• 2 p.m. — Outdoor adventures, including hiking, homemade ice cream, swimming, soccer, Main Street Gallery stroll, slip and slide, films and craft parties.• Each weekly session will end with a Thursday performance.• The days end at 4 p.m.

The sessions are as follows:• June 24-27“Footloose”• July 8-11“Stayin’ Alive”• July 15-18“Hoedown Throwdown”• July 29-Aug. 1“Beat It.”

Kids will need to bring summer workbooks, sack lunch and snacks, swimming suits, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Tuition is $175, with discounts for siblings.

TAYLOR PRODUCTIONS PROMISES A HOT PRODUCTIVE SUMMERTaylor Productions, directed by Tanya Taylor, will

provide some performance opportunities this sum-mer with the Girls’ iMovie Adventure Camps.

To register or for more information, text (435) 513-9009 or visit www.tanyataylorproductions.com.


TAYLOR PRODUCTIONS

COURTESY OF UTAH MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOL


RECREATION & SPORTSCAMPS

The following is a list of Basin Recreation’s 2013 summer camp descriptions and costs. For more information, visit www.basinrecreation.org or call (435) 649-1564.

Day Camps

Critter Camp (Ages 4-6) Critter camp is just for the little

ones. Explore different animals each day. Enjoy a visit from Kim’s Cold Blooded Creatures. $75

Summer Blast (Ages 6-12) – Looking to have a blast this summer? Summer Blast is one of our most popular camps. Camp participants will get a choice of which fun activities, including sports, arts & crafts, relays, table games, and contests, they wish to play. Campers will jump in the pool in the afternoon. Make sure to check at which location each camp is scheduled (Ecker Hill or Trailside). $100-$120

Sport Camps

Basketball Camp (Ages 6-12) For players with a love of the

game and are looking to improve their skills, this is a great camp to practice your talent. Camp will focus on fundamentals and skills through instruction and games. All participants will receive a t-shirt. $90

Munchkin Soccer Camp (Ages 4-6)

Is your camper ready to fall in love with soccer? This camp is for boys and girls just starting to get out there and play. Participants will be taught the basic skills of soccer while incorporating fun games to keep them interested. Campers will be given water and snack breaks as well as some playground time. All participants will receive a ball and t-shirt. $75

Tennis Camp (Ages 6-12) Break out your racquet for tennis

camp. This camp is a great way to learn or improve your skills on our Trailside tennis courts. Campers will also play mini-matches and receive a t-shirt. $75

Volleyball Camp (Ages 6-12)Spike, bump and volley.

Work on skills for the upcoming volleyball season. Learn the basics and have a great time. Matches

and mini-tournaments for a bit of competition. Campers will receive a t-shirt. (No camp on July 24). $100

Bike Camps

Mini Mountain Biking Camp (Ages 6-8)

For the younger rider who wants to learn the basics of mountain biking. We will explore paved and hard packed trails in Park City. Riders will learn how to use their gears and brakes safely, build a little endurance, and learn how to navigate around obstacles. This is a fun and safe way to get ready for the trails. $75

Beginner Mountain Biking Camp (Ages 8-10)

Campers will have a chance to experience our great trails on the fast track. Every beginning bike rider will learn safety, trail etiquette, and some tips on how to get to the top of the mountain. Campers will need to supply their own bike with working gears, helmet, and any other desired safety items. Get ready to ride! Participants will receive a t-shirt. $100

Intermediate Mountain Biking Camp (Ages 10-13)

Campers will have a chance to experience our great trails on the fast track. Every intermediate rider will learn safety, trail etiquette, and some tips on how to get to the top of the mountain. Campers will need to supply their own bike with working gears, helmet, and any other desired

safety items. Get ready to ride! Participants will receive a t-shirt. $90

Field Trip Camps

All Out Adventure Camp (Ages 7-12)

This camp is for the EXTREME camper! Participants will explore rock climbing, sailing, hiking, trampoline gyms, and water parks. This is the ultimate camp of the summer. $250

H2O Adventure Camp (Ages 7-12)

Water! Water! Water! Campers will get to cool down for a whole week. Trips to water parks, river rafting, and pools are just a few fun trips planned. Fills up fast, so sign up ASAP. Participants will receive a t-shirt. $250

Mini Adventure Camp (Ages 5-7) Big adventures for the mini

camper! Campers will go to the Hogle Zoo, the Clark Planetarium, the Aquarium, the Kamas Recreation Center, and Tracey Aviary. This is a great full day camp that will be sure to please the kids and parents alike. $200

Sailing Adventure Camp (Ages 7-12)

Are you ready to sail the seven seas? Join us on the Jordanelle for this week-long sailing adventure. Kids will learn the fundamentals of sailing, racing, and water safety taught by the Park City Sailing Club. $300

GET FIT WITH BASINRECREATION THIS SUMMERThe Basin Recreation offers an array of half-day

and all-day camps beginning June 10 and running through August 23. Youth ages four to 13 will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities in-cluding basketball, soccer, mountain biking, volleyball and sailing.


YMCA CAMP ROGER

UNPLUG CONNECT BELONG A Weeklong Overnight Summer Camp Experience for kids ages 7-15

For more information visit www.ymcacamproger.org

June 10-14Basketball Camp, Ecker Hill

Middle School, 9 a.m. until noonMinckin Soccer Camp, Trailside

Elementary, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.Summer Blast, Ecker Hill

Middle School and Trailside Elementary, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

June 17-21All Out Adventure Camp,

Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Summer Blast, Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Beginner Mountain Biking Camp, Trail Head, 9 a.m. until noon

June 24-28Mini Mountain Biking Camp,

Trail Head, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.H20 Adventure Camp, Ecker

Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.


Tennis Camp, Trailside Elementary, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

July 1-15 (No camp on July 4)Intermediate Mountain Biking

Camp, Trail Head, 9 a.m. until noon


Critter Camp, Trailside Elementary, 9 a.m. until noon

July 8-12Mini Adventure Camp, Trailside

Elementary, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.Summer Blast, Trailside

Elementary and Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Tennis Camp, Trailside Tennis Courts, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

July 15-19Summer Blast, Trailside

Elementary and Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Beginner Mountain Biking Camp, Trail Head, 9 a.m. until noon

Sailing Adventure Camp, Trailside Elementary. 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

July 22-26 (No camp on July 24)Summer Blast, Trailside

Elementary and Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m until 4 p.m.

Intermediate Mountain Biking Camp, Trail Head, 9 a.m. until noon

Volleyball Camp, Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until noon

July 29-Aug. 2Munchkin Soccer Camp,

Trailside Elementary, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

Basketball Camp, Ecker Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until noon


Aug. 5-9Mini Adventure Camp, Trailside

Elementary, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.Tennis Camp, Trailside Tennis

Courts, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.Beginner Mountain Biking

Camp, Trail Head, 9 a.m. until noon


Aug. 12-16H20 Adventure Camp, Ecker

Hill Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.


Aug. 19-23Summer Blast, Ecker Hill

Middle School, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

BASIN RECREATION, CON’T


It provides support for skaters of all ages and levels. Club members meet weekly for fun, practice and lessons under the skilled leadership of Park City Ice Arena’s Figure Skating Director, Erika Roberts, and her excellent coaching staff.

Many club members participate in testing sessions, competitions, and ice shows as they raise their skill levels.

The facilityPark City Ice Arena and the

Figure Skating Club of Park City boast a single Olympic-size ice sheet, a jump harness, a Pro-Motion hand-held “fishing pole” harness, a video camera, lap-top computer with Dartfish software and flat screen TVs with DVD players for video analysis, an off-ice training room with state-of-the-art Mylar mirrors, free-standing ballet bars, and off-ice training equipment. About the summer camps

Our staff of highly qualified coaches are all U.S. Figure Skating registered coaches and members of the Professional Skaters Association (PSA). They are trained in all disciplines of figure skating and are here to help you to realize your dreams. We also

welcome guest coaches and their skaters to train with us.

Basic skating campJune 24-28 and Aug. 12-16

Skaters of all levels are welcome as long as they have taken at least one session of Learn-to-Skate classes or private lessons or skate regularly on their own and can skate comfortably without assistance. This camp has a recreational focus.

Camp hours: 8:45 a.m. until noon

Fees: $165 before June 1; $185 after June 1

Camp fees include:• Daily on-ice classes• Practice sessions daily• Daily off-ice activities• Camp souvenir

Competitive Test CampJune 17-21

Skaters must have passed the Pre-Preliminary Free Skate test or higher and at least be working on an axel to participate in this camp.

Camp hours: 7:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.


Camp fees include:• Daily classes in jumps,

spins, moves in the field, edges, presentation and choreography and power skating

• Moves in the Field session daily

• Freestyle sessions daily• Off-ice classes in ballet, yoga,

strength and conditioning• Exhibition performance on

Friday

Pre-Competitive Development CampJuly 29-Aug. 2

This camp is for non-test skaters who have passed Basic 5 (backward crossovers) through No test Free Skate levels. Skaters must be able to do forward and backward crossovers to participate in this camp.

Camp hours: 8:30a.m. until 1:30 p.m.


Camp fees include:

SUMMER WILL BE HOT AT THE FIGURE SKATING CLUB OF PARK CITY’S 2013 SUMMER CAMPSThe Figure Skating Club of Park City was formed

in 2007, after the completion of the Park City Ice Arena, located at 600 Gillmore Way at Quinn’s Junction.

Dates: June 18 – Aug. 29Days: Tuesdays and ThursdaysTime: 5 p.m. until 6 p.m.Instructor: Steve Pastorino, First-ddegree black belt Location: Trailside Park, Park CityCost: $100 Ages: seven and olderContact by email [email protected] or call (435) 602-0065.

PARK CITY TAE-KWON-DOLearn the fundamentals of self defense in this tradi-

tional Korean martial art. It’s great for fitness, char-acter-building discipline. It is also a fun, encouraging environment where adults and kids train side-by-side.

• Daily classes in basic skills, jumps, spins, edges and moves in the field

• Freestyle sessions daily• Off-ice classes in ballet,

yoga, strength and conditioning, presentation, choreography

• Exhibition performance on Friday

• Camp souvenirPayment in full is required at

time of registration. There is a 72-hour cancellation policy in which no refunds will be given after that time. Exhibition

We will host an exhibition on the last day of camp. Skaters will have the opportunity to showcase their talents and perform for their

friends and families.

RegistrationRegistration is available at Park

City Ice Arena, on-line at www.parkcityice.org (payment in full is required) or by calling Skating Director, Erika Roberts at (435) 615-5704. Private Lessons

Private lessons may be scheduled during freestyle sessions for an additional fee. All of the coaches on our staff are available to be contracted for private lessons of 15, 20 or 30-minutes. Payment for private lessons must be done directly through the coach. For more information, visit www.figureskatingclubofparkcity.org.



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School is about to end. But learning doesn’t have to end whenclass is dismissed. At Kumon,we providea perfect complement to the traditional school curriculum, with a method that’s geared toward self-learning in math and reading. Soon enough, your child will be able to grasp any concept on his or her own, giving them knowledge and confidence to carry into the classroom and beyond

Kumon Math & Reading Center of Park CityCenter is located next to US Post Office in Kimball Junction

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It offers summer camps that teach players technical skills, tactical awareness, confidence and teamwork.

The staff members have been handpicked for their experience, knowledge, passion, enthusiasm and ability to teach youth players and to make a difference in their lives.

The summer camp day sessions are as follows:• Premier — for focused training for ages 10 to 18 will be held at Willow Creek Complex from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on July 8-12.• GK Premier — specific to goalkeeping for ages 10 to 18 will be held at Willow Creek Complex from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on July 8-12.• Juniors — teaching core skills for ages six to nine will be held at Willow Creek Complex from 8 a.m. until noon on July 8-12.

one. Soccer School also offers five-day Elite Week or GK Week sessions; 10-day Elite Academy or GK Academy sessions and West Coast College ID camps.

The Elite and GK sessions are open to ages 10 to 18 and the College ID camp is available for ages 13 to 18.

The residential camps schedule is as follows:• Elite Week & GK Week: June 23-27 and June 28 – July 2• Elite Academy & GK Academy: June 23 – July 2• Elite West Coast College ID: June 16-19All camps are held at the Westmont Campus in Santa Barbara, CA Fees for the camps are:• $319 Premier and GK Premier• $199 Juniors • $679 Elite Week or Elite GK Week• $1460 Elite Academy or GK AcademyTo register, call (805) 845-6801 or visit onesoccerschools.com.

SOCCER SUMMER CAMPS OFFERED BY ONE. SOCCER SCHOOLS CUSTOM DESIGNED FOR YOUNGSTERSone. Soccer Schools has developed co-ed soccer

programs for all ages, skill levels and experiences playing soccer. The programs focus on trust, confi-dence, knowledge and safety.


From open enrollment camps, to camps tailored to individuals with similar abilities, offerings vary based on the goals of the participants.

The camps include day camps, multi day camps and overnight camps. Campers participate in the NAC sports and recreation program activities, as well as other activities specifically designed for that particular camp.

Schedules are designed to challenge campers’ abilities while focusing on developing self-esteem and building friendships. Depending on the season, activities may include skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, cycling, climbing, archery, ropes course, swimming, equine assisted activities, arts and crafts, water sports, sledge hockey and more.

Day Camps Day camps are offered

throughout the summer, and are comprised of three components custom tailored to meet the needs of individuals ages eight to 18, including the following:

• Pathfinders (Focused on Physical Disabilities)• Crusaders (Focused on Cognitive Disabilities)• Adventurers (Focused on Autism Spectrum Disorders)

Intro to Camp For ages six through eight,

and geared toward the younger camper, this is a great opportunity to ‘try out’ camp for the first time. Activities will be age appropriate and offered in a safe and comfortable environment.

Sibling CampsFor ages eight to 15 and 16-24,

Sibling Camps are similar to Day Camps, taking advantage of the wonderful surroundings and as well as a myriad of sports and recreational activities.

Sibling Camps offer all the benefits of inclusiveness while making all campers feel welcome and successful. This camp is a great opportunity for a sibling to participate side by side with a brother or sister with a disability.

Family CampsThe NAC organizes winter

family around holidays and school breaks. These camps are open to individuals of all ages and abilities.

Participants can enjoy a variety of activities, including time on the slopes alpine skiing or snowboarding, trying their hand on our climbing wall, taking a session of Nordic skiing or snowshoeing, participating in our Equestrian Program or enjoying a family swim party.

Camp Giddy Up For individuals ages eight

to 18 who are interested in a horsemanship focused camp designed to facilitated shared experiences for people both with and without disabilities.

Campers will start the day with grooming, riding and barn activities in the morning and a variety of fun outdoor recreational activities in the afternoon. This is a great opportunity to learn more about horses and riding, while making new friends.

Overnight CampsFor teens and young adults aged

15 to 24, overnight campers stay in our on-site lodge. Each room has two twin beds and a private accessible bathroom. Days and

evenings are full of fun activities, and campers often end the day around the campfire singing songs and playing games.

• Camp Xtreme is offered in the summer and winter months and is designed for campers with physical disabilities aged 15-24. The activities are designed to challenge each individual, while offering ample support to ensure a successful experience.

• Camp Vision is offered in the summer for campers with visual impairments aged 12-19.

Crusaders Overnight Camp is offered in the summer for teens and young adults with intellectual disabilities.

For more information about National Ability Center camps, please refer to our Camp Brochure, or contact Even Kessler at (435) 649-3991 ex. 607 or email at [email protected].

NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER SUMMER CAMPS TAILORED TO SPECIAL NEEDSThe National Ability Center (NAC), located at 1000

Ability Way at Quinn’s Junction, is situated in an ideal setting to provide camps and camp experiences for a wide range of ages and abilities.

COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER


The facility houses four indoor and seven outdoor tennis courts, two outdoor pools, weights, cardio, group fitness classes, running track, a bouldering wall and much more.

Rentals of parks and sports fields are also available through Park City Recreation.

Below is a list of Park City Recreation 2013 youth summer programs

AQUATICS

• Summer Swim LessonsMonday – Thursday (two week

sessions)Session 1 — June 10 – 20Session 2 — June 24 – July 5 (no

class July 4)

Session 3 — July 15 – 25Session 4 — July 29 – Aug. 8Times: 9:45 a.m., 10:25 a.m.,

11:05 a.m. and 11:45 a.m.Registration deadlines are

Fridays prior to the start date.• Saturday LessonsUse the descriptions to

determine the participating child’s level. The lessons include a free open swim for participant and one adult.

Saturdays, June 8 – July 27Level I-II, Level III and Level

IV-V, 9 a.m.Guppy, Sunfish, Parent-Tot,

9:45 p.m.Guppy, Sunfish, Dolphin, 10:35

a.m.Registration deadline is June 5.

• Private Swim LessonsPC Recreation’s qualified swim

instructors are happy to teach private swim lessons beginning June 10. To schedule private lessons, call (435) 615-5409 and leave the following information: Name of parent, name and age of student and phone number. • Park City Piranhas Pre-Comp Swim Team

Available for ages six to 14 yearsMondays through Fridays,

June 10 through Aug. 2, at the PC MARC Lap Pool

Ages 10 to 14, 8 a.m. – 9:30 a.mAges six to nine, 8:30 a.m. – 9:30

a.m.All workouts include a dryland

warm up.

Registration deadline is June 10 Fee: $210 for ages 10 to 14 years; $190 for ages six to nine

TENNIS

• Summer Mini Tennis Camp for ages three to seven

Tuesday or Thursday, 4:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. or Saturday, 10:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.

Session 1 — June 10 – 29Session 2 — July 1 – Aug. 3Session 3 — Aug. 5 – 24Fee: $11 per class

• Summer Junior Camp Program for ages seven to 14

Camps have three options — Five Days (Mon. – Fri.), three days (Mon., Wed. and Fri.) and two days (Tues. and Thurs.), 10:30 am – 1:30 pmCamps feature the following: • Instruction by certified tennis

PARK CITY RECREATION HAS ITS SUMMER SEASON SETPark City Recreation offers camps, clinics, classes, sports leagues and tourna-

ments for both youth and adults, and operates the Municipal Athletic & Recre-ation Center (The MARC), 1200 Little Kate Road.

AT PARK CITYCOMMUNITY

CHURCH

9am-1pm children bring lunch and a drink4 years to 5th Grade (they will be entering in the fall.)

$40 per child

Bible Day Camp (VBS)

July 22nd -26th

Come join us for a week filled with fun, games, lessons and songs inspired by the theme “Blessed to Be Blessing”!

Once again led by the young adults Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp.

For additional information please contact Karen Ellis

[email protected]

Registration starts May 12th. Camp fills up so please sign up early.

July 8 - 12: Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum…I See A Green Thumb July 15 - 19: Park City Adventures

July 22 - 26: Wild, Wild West July 29 - August 2: Circus Circus

Ages 3 to 8 years young are welcome! Cost per week: $190

Monday - Friday 9am to 2pm Sign Up Today!

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Summer Camps 2012

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Kids & Teens Camps beginsMonday, June 10th

Hands on Cooking ClassMonday – Thursday 11am – 2pm

Limited to 8 coed studentsClasses include new techniques,

demonstrations and vegetarian dishes.

Kids will work with a partner on one or two recipes and then everyone will enjoy the meal

they prepared together.

Teens Pastry Arts Camp 5th Year Fridays starting June 14th 12:30 – 3pm

French, European, Italian & American PastriesHealthy cooking and whole grains

will be used when possibleLimited to 10 students

PCMARCCON’Tprofessionals covering technique, strategy, physical and mental conditioning,and match play• Flexible registration option: Sign up for two, three or five days• Courts divided by ability• Appropriate player-to-pro ratio• 2-½ hours of on-court instruction per dayCamp 1 — June 10 - 14Camp 2 — June 17 - 21 Camp 3 — June 24 - 28Camp 4 — July 1 - July 5 (No class: Wed. July 4) Camp 5 July 8 -12 Camp 6 — July 15 - 19 Camp 7 — July 22 - 26Camp 8 — July 29 - Aug. 2Camp 10 — Aug. 11 -16Fee: $45 per day. Cost includes a camp T-shirt and tennis prizes.All players are required to bring a hat, sun screen, snack, drink or sack lunch, water bottle (water is provided on court)

• Summer HS Workouts for ages 14 and older

Mondays and Wednesdays, 4 p.m. until 6 p.m.

This program is a summer continuation of high school 1, 2 and 3 and is available to students who participate in school programs.

The fee is $22 per clinic.

YOUTH PROGRAMS • Karate

Mondays and Wednesdays, April 29 to June 5

Tiny Tigers, ages four to six, 3:30 p.m. until 4:15 p.m.

Ninjas, ages seven and older, 4:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Fee is $60 for Tiny Tigers and $65 for Ninjas

Registration deadline is April 29• 35th Annual Soccer Camps for ages seven to 15

Mondays through Fridays Half-day times, 9 a.m. until

noonFull-day times, 9 a.m. until 3

p.m.Full-day campers should bring

a bag lunch, swimsuit and towel.

Participants will receive a camp T-shirt. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Here for Kids International.

Session 1 — June 17 - 21Session 2 —June 24 - 28Session 3 —July 8 - 12Location: North 40 fieldFee is $85 for half-day, $160 for

full day.A late fee of an additional $10

will be charged after registration deadlines.

Session deadlines are June 13, June 20 and July 3.•Adventure Camp for ages nine to 14

Mondays through FridaysTimes: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.Park City Recreation’s

challenging camps include activities such as rock climbing, sailing, river rafting, mountain biking, hiking, archery, horseback riding and more. There are six weeks of camps, two different arrays of activities offered.

Session 1 — June 10 -14Session 2 — June 17 - 21Session 3 —July 8 - 12Session 4 — July 15 - 19 Session 5 — June 24 – 28

Session 6 — July 29 - Aug. 2 Fee is $400 per session. Registration deadlines are

May 26, June 2, June 9, June 30 and July 14.

A $20 late fee will be charged after deadline.• Beginner to Advanced Dirt Jump Bike Clinics for ages eight to 18

Mondays through Wednesdays at Park City Dirt Jump Park

Times: 11 a.m. – noonSession 1 —June 10 - 12 Session 2 — June 24 - 26Session 3 — July 8 – 10Session 4 — July 22 – 24Session 5 — Aug. 5 - 7Fee is $65.Registration deadline is until the

classes are full. Space is limited to 15 riders per session• Skateboard Camp for ages five to 18Mondays through Thursdays at Park City Skate ParkJune 10 - 13 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.June 17 -20 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.; Beginners only, 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.June 24 - 27 — All levels, 8:30 a.m.

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LESSONS IN: • piano • voice • violin • guitar • cello• bass • fl ute • clarinet • trumpet • drums • viola

• tuba • saxophone • trombone, and more!• University trained & degreed faculty

• Summer Camps, Group Voice & Rock Band classes available• Flexible Summer Scheduling

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Summer Camp• 3 - 8 Years Old• Weekly Themed Camps & Field Trips• Flexible Days and Hours

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PCMARCCON’TJuly 1 - 5 (no class on July 4) — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.; Beginners only, 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.July 8 - 11 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.July 15 -18 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.; Beginners only, 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.July 22 - 25 —All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.July 29 - Aug. 1 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Aug. 5 - 8 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.Aug. 12 -15 — All levels, 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

Fee is $80 for all levels and $45 for beginners only camps

Registration deadline: Open until sessions are full

Private and semi-private lessons are also available. For more information, contact Tate at (435) 615-5418.• Friday Skate Jams, May 10 and May 24

Times: 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. at Park City Skate Park

These jam-format competitions are fun for skater and spectator. All participants must wear helmet. An Adult must sign a waiver. Advanced registration taken at the PC MARC or EPIC Board Shop.

The fee is $10 in advance or $15 day of the jam.• Parent/kid Skateboard Clinic for adults and children ages six and older

Sundays from 8:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. at Park City Skate Park

Session 1 — May 5 - June 2 (No class May 26)

Session 2 – Sept. 8 - 29Fees are $55 per individual or

$80 for two in the same familyRegistration deadlines are May 3

and Sept. 6

• All-Girls Skate Session for ages five and older

Sundays from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. at Park City Skate Park

Session 1 — May 5 - June 2Session 2 — Sept. 8 - 29Fees are $55 per individual or

$80 when registered with a friendRegistration deadlines are May 3

and Sept. 6• Skateboard Series

Saturdays, June 29, July 27 and Aug. 24, 11 a.m. at Park City Skate Park

This is one of Utah’s premier skate competition series with divisions for beginner, intermediate, advanced, girls street, beginner bowl and open bowl.

All participants are required to wear a helmet. A waiver must be signed by an adult in order to compete. Advance registration taken at the PC MARC or EPIC Board Shop.

Day-of registration begins at 10 a.m.

The fee are $10 per division in advance or $15 per division the day of the competitions.• Park City Recreation Summer Day Camp for ages six to 12

Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., June 10 through Aug. 20, at the City Park Recreation Building, with programmed activities between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.

A professional staff will guide children through exciting summer days that include sports, games, arts and crafts, field trips and more. Optional tennis, art, skateboard or swim lessons are also

The fees are $1,485 for full summer campers, $165 for the weekly camper and $40 for the daily drop-in camper.

Please note: field trips require an additional fee,

For more information, call (435) 615-5440.


For more information about the venue, visit www.parkcityice.org.

Below are the various summer camps offered this year.

Competitive Figure Skating Camp for ages eight and older

Monday through Friday, June 17 through June 21, 7:30 a.m. until 3 p.m.

This camp is for figure skaters who have at least passed the pre-preliminary free-skate test and are working on an axel. Daily on and off ice classes and sessions will be offered. Exhibitions on Friday and a camp souvenir are included.

Pre-Competitive Figure Skating Camp for ages five and older

Monday through Friday, June 29 through Aug. 2, 8:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.

This camp is for figure skaters with basic skills (at least Basic 5 or able to do crossovers) through free-skate levels who are interested in pursuing more competitive figure skating. Daily on and off ice classes and sessions will also be offered. An exhibition on Friday and camp souvenir are included.

Basic Skating Camp for ages four and older

Monday through Friday, June 10 through July 14, and July 22 through July 26, 8:45 a.m. to noon

This camp is for skaters of all levels with at least some experience on the ice. Daily activities include work both on and off the ice. A camp souvenir is included.

Mites Hockey Camp for ages five to eight

Monday through Friday, July 8 through July 12

This is a ½ -day morning camp for youth who will be Mite players this Fall. Campers must be able

to skate forwards, backwards and stop comfortably in hockey skates. There will be both on ice and off ice instruction.

ADDITIONAL PROGRAMSLearn to Play Hockey

With an emphasis on fun, instruction is focused on the basic skills of power skating, stick handling, passing, shooting and positioning, developing skills for recreational and competitive play.

Skating requirements: Participants must have passed the Learn to Skate or Snow-flurries level in hockey skates, or have approval of the hockey director.

Learn to SkateParticipants learn to skate in

figure or hockey skates. Skaters will progress through various skill levels as they learn to stop, skate backwards, do crossovers, as work on other skills. Classes offered for all ability levels, ages three to adult.

Learn to CurlWith instruction provided

by the Park City Curling Club, this fun and social sport is open to all abilities, and all ages from 11 to adult. Comfortable, warm clothing, gloves and clean athletic shoes are recommended. All other equipment will be provided.

Dry-land TrainingParticipants will work with

a personal trainer to increase strength, agility and endurance for all ice sports.

Off-Ice BalletThis class will focus on proper

alignment, body awareness, posture and flexibility.

PC RECREATION AT THE ICE ARENAPark City Recreation offers an array of skate and

hockey camps at the the Park City Ice Arena and Sports Complex, located at 600 Gillmor Way at Quinn’s Junction during the summer.

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PC RECCON’TOff-Ice Conditioning Participants take part in activities that will strengthen muscles and increase balance. The class is geared for figure skaters and focuses on agility, power, endurance and flexibility to help develop a well-rounded athlete.

Private Skating LessonsPrivate lessons are available

with the Park City Ice Arena’s certified instructors. For a full list of instructors and for additional information visit us on-line at www.parkcityice.org.

Rocky Mountain Hockey Schools

RMHS will hold their camps Aug. 5 through Aug. 9. For more information, visit www.rmhshockey.com

Park City Hockey ExperienceContact Aaron Dufford at

[email protected]

The Park City Golf Club, located at 1541 Thaynes Canyon Dr., offers an array of junior and teen camps throughout the summer.

First built in 1964 as a nine-hole course, this William Neff-signature golf course was redesigned to its current 18-holes in 1973.

In 2003, the 18th hole was redesigned by William Neff Jr. In addition to providing professionally designed and well kept greens, Park City Golf Club’s elevation of 6700 feet can actually add distance to shots and the course is typically 10- to 15-degrees cooler than most courses in the area, which is a definite bonus during the hot summer months.

The Park City Golf Club 2013 summer camps are as follows:

Junior CampsThese clinic style camps will

cover all areas of the game of golf. Each clinic includes safety, grip, stance, putting, chipping, full swing, course etiquette and rules. Golf clubs will be furnished if needed. Each camp is four days including a Play Day, dates listed below. The play day includes a lunch following play on the golf course.

Junior Camp sign up will be held April 30, 7:30 am at the Park City Golf Club Pro Shop.

All sessions will run from 9 a.m. until noon.

Session 1 — June 10 - 13, play day is June 13

Session 2 — June 17 – 20, play day is June 20

Session 3 — June 24 – 27, play day is June 27

The fee is $165 per session.

Teen Camp for ages 13 to 17Monday through Thursday,

June 10 through June 13, 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.

This clinic-styled camp will cover all areas of the game of golf, including safety, grip, stance, putting, chipping, full swing, course etiquette and rules.

Golf clubs will be furnished if needed. The fee is $150 per participant.

Junior League for ages seven and older

Sessions will be held every Monday from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m., June 10 through Aug. 19

Participants are required to have been through one of our clinics or pass a player ability test. Players can play nine or 18 holes.

The fee is $30 for the whole session, or $5 per day for nine holes and $10 per day for 18 holes.

For more information, visit www.parkcitygolfclub.org.

GOLF GLUB FORJUNIORS AND TEENS



Tally Ho FarmPark City Utah since 1988

Children's Equestrian Program

Join us for our Spring-Summer riding program.

Now accepting riders ages 8 to 14

Basic horsemanship-Lessons – Trail ridingCamps and lots of fun horse activities

Visit us online at ..tallyhofarm.orgCall Sheri 435 901 9778

ELITEAM (as in Elite Team) is a set of Conditioning Camps designed for young athletes, teaching the basic concepts of Sports Physiology, Psychology and Nutrition. ELITEAM is a Vermont based company in its 22nd year, run by Olympian Doug Lewis. ELITEAM has formed a unique new partnership with the U.S. Ski Team to host a one week overnight camp in Park City offering a wide variety of cross-training activities, including daily workouts at the U.S. Ski Team’s Center of Excellence facility. ELITEAM’s goal is simple- to develop healthy, confident, complete athletes, all while having FUN!

Conditioning Camps

www.eliteam.comPark City “World Cup” camp: June 24-28 (ages 11-14)802-793-5055 - [email protected]

ELITEAM Athletes- “You have so much fun, you don’t even realize how hard you are working.” -- “No other camp has pushed me to excel and challenged me this much.”

ELITEAM Parents- “Each year my kids are truly excited and inspired by their time with you. It’s remarkable the impact you have on these young athletes.” -- “When I picked up my daughter, she was exhausted but the happiest I have seen her all summer. Thank you!”

One of these facilities is the Utah Olympic Park (UOP), located at 3419 Olympic Parkway at Kimball Junction.

And to keep the Olympic legacy alive, it offers summer sports classes and camps.

Multi Sport, Multi Discipline Day Camps

Ability Level: IntroductoryAges seven to 10 (outside of age range call program contacts) Depending on the week youngsters may be introduced to baseball, tennis, swimming, karate, volley ball, golf, skating and

curling in addition to gymnastics two times per week and an opportunity to do freestyle into the pool at the Utah Olympic Park.

The camps are $250 per week

• Schedule:June 18-21:· Golf (Gymnastics, skate boarding and art) June 25-28:· Karate (Gymnastics, Skate boarding and art) July 9-12:· Tennis / Swimming (Gymnastics, skateboarding and art) July 16-19:· Baseball (Gymnastics, Skate boarding and art)

July 23-26:· Sailing (Gymnastics, Skate boarding and art) July 30 – Aug. 2: · Skating & Curling (Gymnastics, Skate boarding and art) Practice time: 9:30 am – 4:30 pmDrop Off Location: TBD (elementary school in Park City)Pick Up Location: UOP Day Lodge Weekly sport subject to change, based on availability. Other summer offerings include Bobsled and Skeleton, Freestyle and Free skiing and Nordic Skiing training.

Bobsled and Skeleton

G-Force Combine Ability Rating: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

Ages: Skeleton — 14 and older; Bobsled — 16 and older G-Force Combine with Push Camp Ability Rating: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, ExpertAges: Skeleton — 14 and older; Bobsled — 16 and older

G-Force Strength & Conditioning Program Ability Rating: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, ExpertAges: Skeleton — 14 and older; Bobsled —16 and older G-Force Push Track Season Pass

Ability Rating: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

Ages: Skeleton — 14 and older; Bobsled — 16 and older.

G-Force Push Track Day PassAbility Rating: Beginner,

Intermediate, Advanced, ExpertAges: Skeleton —14 and older;

Bobsled — 16 and older

OLYMPIC OPPORTUNITIES AT UOPThe Utah Athletic Foundation — operating under the

tradename Utah Olympic Legacy — is a Utah non-profit 501(c)(3) organization responsible for providing opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to par-ticipate, educate, and excel in winter sports.


To book your child’s party contact Kristin Remenschneider at 435-649-8882 or email [email protected].

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Each 2 hour party hosted at the Kimball Art Center will include:

Birthday Party!Let the Kimball Art Center organize and host your child’s

• An art party activity and time to celebrate, • Eat cake and open presents!

Available for all ages.435.649.8882 or kimballartcenter.org to register.

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UOPCON’TFreestyle and Free Skiing

Learn to FLY MonthlyAbility Rating: BeginnerAge 7 - 10 (outside of age range please call)

FLY Junior Team 1 Day Ability Rating: Beginner/

IntermediateAges seven to 10 years old

(outside of age range please call)

FLY Junior Team 2-Day Ability Rating: Beginner/

Intermediate Ages seven to 10 (outside of age

range please call) Fly Elite Team

Ability Rating: Advanced

Ages 15 and older or by coach’s invitation (outside of age range please call)

FLY Devo Team 3-Day Ability Rating: Intermediate/

AdvancedAges 10 to 15 (outside of age

range please call) Fly 5-Day Camps

Ability Rating: Beginner to Advanced

Ages seven to 18 (Please call if outside of age range)

Fly Multi-day Full Day Private Ability Rating: Beginner,

Intermediate (must be able to ski and swim)

Ages seven and older Summer Freestyle Fly Intro Clinics

Ability Rating: Beginner - Intermediate

Ages seven and older

Summer Freestyle Fly Private Lessons

Ability Rating: Beginner to

AdvancedAges seven and olderDescription

Nordic Skiing

Summer Ski Jumping & Nordic Combined

Ability Rating: IntermediateAges seven to 12 (outside of age

range call program contacts)

Nordic Combined Elite Team Ability Rating: AdvancedAges 16 and older, or by

invitation (outside of age range call program contacts)

Nordic Combined Devo Team Ability Rating: Intermediate and

advanced levelAges 12 to 16 years (outside of

age range call program contacts)

Ski Jumping Devo Team Ability Rating; Intermediate and

advanced levelAges 12 to 16 (outside of age

range call program contacts)

Ski Jumping Elite Team Ability Rating: Advanced

Ages 16 and older or by invitation (outside of age range call program contacts)

Recreational Ski Jumping Ability Rating: Ability to jump

K90 & K120 (per coach approval)Age: Per coach approval

For more information, visit www. utaholympiclegacy.com/programs.

To book your child’s party contact Kristin Remenschneider at 435-649-8882 or email [email protected].

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Each 2 hour party hosted at the Kimball Art Center will include:

Birthday Party!Let the Kimball Art Center organize and host your child’s

• An art party activity and time to celebrate, • Eat cake and open presents!

Available for all ages.435.649.8882 or kimballartcenter.org to register.

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Here is a list and description of some of the Kimball Art Center summer class.

Family (All Ages)

Paper CraftWith Jenny DiersenFriday, June 144 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.$30 per child adult pair (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Red, White & Blue Tie DyeWith Jenny DiersenSaturday, June 2910 a.m. – 11 a.m.$25 per person (10 percent discount for members)Students under seven years old, must be accompanied an adult.

Making Pottery Together: Hand BuildingWith Kourtney BurgnerSaturday, July 1310 a.m. – 12 p.m.$50 per child adult pair (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Make it. Play it. With Cassidy DuhadawaySaturday, July 2010 a.m. – noon$25 per child (10 percent discount for members) materials includedParents should stay with children under the age of seven.

Making Pottery Together: Wheel ThrowingWith Kourtney BurgnerSaturday, Aug. 1710 a.m. – noon$50 per child adult pair (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Whimsical WindsocksWith Jenny DiersenFriday, Aug.234 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.$25 per child (10% discount for members) materials included*Parents should stay with children under the age of seven.

Learning the LandscapeWith Jenny Diersen & Joy McManamanFriday, Sept. 134 p.m. – 6 p.m.$60 per child adult pair (10 percent discount for members) materials includedThis class is best for students 6 and up with an accompanying adult.

Spy SculptureWith Kourtney BurgnerFriday, September 274 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials includedParents should stay with children under the age of seven.

Tots (three to 5) Some classes may be for four and five year olds only

Tots Making PotsWith Kourtney BurgnerSaturday, June 810 a.m. – 11 a.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Tots Totally Tie DyeWith Jenny DiersenSaturday, June 1510 a.m. – 11 a.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Paper PuppetsWith Jenny DiersenFriday, July 124 p.m. – 5 p.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

The Kimball Art Center, known as the KAC, locat-ed at 638 Park Ave., is a non-profit center for the

arts, committed to engaging individuals of all ages in diverse and inspiring experiences through education, exhibitions and events.

The building, which was once a garage, houses three exhibition galleries and offers community art classes all year.

Summer classes are available for tots, kids, tweens, teens and adults. For a full listing of class details and to register, visit www.kimballartcenter.org or call (435) 649-8882.

KIDS CALL UPON MUSES AT THE KAC

All students will produce several display-worthy pieces during the weekly four-day course. Students will be led by a professional instructor through exercises designed to strengthen their technical skills. The Paint Mixer provides a fun, supportive and structured atmosphere. Our instructors have impressive resumes in art education and are successful, professional artists.

CONJURING UP SOME SUMMER The Paint Mixer, 738 Main St., is offering summer

sessions for youth to help them find their inner art-ist and tap in to their creative side while learning the fundamentals of painting and exploring the world of acrylic paints and canvas.

For more information or to register, call 435-604-0820 or visit www.thepaintmixer.com

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KACCON’TPottery PalsWith Kourtney BurgnerFriday, July 194 p.m. – 5 p.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Alphabet Art With Jenny DiersenFriday, Aug. 164 p.m. – 5 p.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Recycled RobotsWith Jenny DiersenSaturday, Aug. 2410 a.m. – 11 a.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Painting PalsWith Jenny DiersenSaturday, September 1410 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.$30 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Drawing DinosWith Jenny DiersenSaturday, September 2810 a.m. – 11 a.m.$20 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Sewing the LineThis class is for tots who are 4 and 5 only, parents do not need to attend with children.With Jenny Diersen & Kourtney BurgnerMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 202 p.m. – 3 p.m.$80 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Critters & CreaturesThis class is for tots who are 4 and 5 only, parents do not need to attend with children.With Jenny Diersen & Kourtney BurgnerMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 112 p.m. – 3 p.m.

$80 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Story Time ArtThis class is for tots who are 4 and 5 only, parents do not need to attend with children.With Jenny Diersen & Kourtney BurgnerMonday - WednesdayAug. 12, 13, 14, 153 p.m. – 4 p.m.$80 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Little LandscapesThis class is for tots who are 4 and 5 only, parents do not need to attend with children.With Jenny Diersen TuesdaysSeptember 10, 17, 24$60 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Open Studios for Tots & KidsCome in and explore our studios. There is no instructor in the classroom, but children ages one-and-a-half to 10 are welcome to come and experiment and play. Students under seven should be accompanied by an adult. Each open studio is two hours long. Students can stay as long as they would like to play. Students must register at least two days in advance.Saturday, June 8; noon – 3 p.m. – Mixed Media StudioSaturday, July 7; noon – 3 p.m. – Ceramics StudioFriday, Aug. 16; 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. – Ceramics Studio IISaturday, Sept. 21; noon – 3 p.m. – Mixed Media/Painting Studio

Kids (six to 10)

School’s Out for Summer CampWith Jorge Rodriguez Lunch from Davnaza’s PizzaFriday, June 710 a.m. - 4 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members)

Wild Art: Animals & their EnvironmentsWith Lori McDonaldMonday – ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 13 10 a.m. – noon$110 (10 percent discount for

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www.ParkCitySailing.orgwww.ParkCitySailing.orgPark City Sailing Association is a 501c3, Non-Pro�t Organization.

Beginner & Intermediate Classes:

Kids & Teens ages 8-181-Week Sessions (Mon-Fri)

Beginner Classes (9am-3pm for ages 8-11)

Beg/Intermediate Classes (10am-4pm for ages 12+)

$250/Week (Scholarships Available)

More info & registration online. Questions? Call Buster Pike at 435-659-1360

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Mixed Media MadnessWith Jorge RodriquezMonday – ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 131 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Clay, Paper ScissorsWith Kourtney Burgner & Jenny DiersenMonday – ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 133:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$95 (10 percent discount for members) materials included.

Pet Paintings for KidsWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 2010 a.m. – noon

$110 (10 percent discount for members)

Creative Ceramics for KidsWith Jorge RodriquezMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 201 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Dream World CreationsWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 203:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Wheel Throwing for KidsWith Devin MoodyMonday – ThursdayJune 24, 25, 26, 2710 a.m. – noon$130 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Drawing for KidsWith Jorge RodriquezMonday – ThursdayJune 24, 25, 26, 271 p.m. – 3 p.m.

$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Paper ARTS for KidsWith Jenny DiersenMonday – ThursdayJune 24, 25, 26, 273:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Painting CreationsWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – WednesdayJuly 1, 2, 33:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$75 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

YogART for Kids: Ganesh ElephantWith Randi Jo Taurel & Jenny DiersenMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 1110 a.m. – noon$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Painting for KidsWith Joy McManamanMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 111 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Mix It Up Art for KidsWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 113:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members)

Painting for Kids IIWith Joy McManamanMonday – ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 1810 p.m. – noon$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Made like Peter MaxWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 181 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

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KACCON’TCreative Clay for KidsWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 183:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members)

In Your NeighborhoodWith Lori McDonaldMonday – WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 2410 a.m. – noon$90 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Skate & Create for KidsWith Ian LeinbachMonday – WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 241 p.m. – 3 p.m.$130 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Sculpture for KidsWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 243:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$80 (10 percent discount for members)

The Game ChangerSuggested for students ages 8 to 14.With Lori McDonaldTuesday – Friday10 a.m. – noon$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Monster MosaicsSuggested for students ages seven and up.With Katherine EnglandTuesday – Friday1 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.$130 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Color and Collage – 2D Mixed Media for KidsWith Jorge RodriguezTuesday - FridayAug. 6, 7, 8, 93:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for

members)

Wheel Throwing for Kids IIWith Kourtney Burgner & Jenny DiersenMonday – ThursdayAug. 12, 13, 14, 1510 a.m. – noon$125 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Sweets & Summer Time Retreats: Painting & Drawing Monday – ThursdayAug, 12, 13, 14, 151 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Robots & Monsters – 3D Mixed Media for KidsWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayAug, 12, 13, 14, 153:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members)

Back to School Bash With Jorge RodriguezLunch from Davnazas PizzaMonday, Aug.19 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Dragons & Castles: Draw Your Dream WorldWith Jeanne LaRaeMondaysSeptember 9, 16, 23, 304 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Wheel Throwing Workshop for KidsWith Kourtney Burgner WednesdaysSeptember 18, 254 p.m. – 6 p.m.$65 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Tweens + Teens (11 – 17)

Digital Photography: Fashion & FacesWith Deborah DekoffMonday - ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 1310 a.m. – noon

$120 (10 percent discount for members) + 35mm Digital SLR Camera requiredAll proceeds from this class will benefit the Young Artists’ Academy.

Animal Portraits for Tweens & TeensWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday - ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 131 p.m. – 3 p.m.$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 materials fee

Mixed Media for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayJune 10, 11, 12, 133:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$105 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Acrylic Painting for Teens or AdultsWith Joy McManamanMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 209 a.m. – noon$180 (10 percent discount for members) + materials

Personal Portraits – Drawing for Tweens & TeensWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 201 p.m. – 3 p.m.$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 materials fee

Learn to Draw with Charcoal for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayJune 17, 18, 19, 203:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$105 (10 percent discount for members) + $15 materials fee

Digital Photography for Tweens & TeensWith Rebekah StevensMonday – ThursdayJune 24, 25, 26, 2710 a.m. – noon$120 (10 percent discount for members) + Digital Camera and CD to place images on.Skate & Create for Teens & TweensWith Ian Leinbach

June 24, 25, 26, 271 p.m. – 3 p.m.$150 (10 percent discount for members) + skateboard supplies included

Learn to Draw with Graphite Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayJune 24, 25, 26, 273:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$105 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Ceramics for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – WednesdayJuly 1, 2, 31 p.m. – 3 p.m.$80 (10 percent discount for members) + 24.89 clay and firing fee

Fantasy World Drawing & Illustration for Tweens This class is more appropriate for tweens, ages 10 to 14.With Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 1110 a.m. – noon$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 materials fee

YogART for Teens: Ganesh DeityWith Randi Jo Taurel & Jenny DiersenMonday – ThursdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 111 p.m. – 3 p.m.$110 (10 percent disount for members) materials and yoga mats are available for use during class.

Acrylic Painting for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – WednesdayJuly 8, 9, 10, 113:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$105 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 material fee

Mixed Media Mash Up for Tweens & TeensWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 1810 a.m. – noon$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 materials fee


KACCON’TOil Painting for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday - ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 181 p.m. – 3 p.m.$130 (10 percent discount for members) + $30 material fee

Ceramics for Tweens & TeensWith Devin MoodyMonday - ThursdayJuly 15, 16, 17, 183:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$105 (10 percent discount for members) + $24.89 clay and firing fee

Plein Aire Painting for Tweens & TeensWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 2410 a.m. – noon$90 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 materials fee

Drawing the Human Head for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday - WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 241 p.m. – 3 p.m.$90 (10 percent discount for members) + $30 material/model fee

Digital Photography II for Tweens & TeensWith Rebekah StevensMonday – WednesdayJuly 22, 23, 243:30 p.m. – 5 p.m.$70 (10 percent discount for members) + Digital Camera and CD for images

Mosaics Me for Tweens & TeensThis class is recommended for students ages 11 to 15.With Katherine EnglandTuesday – FridayAug. 6, 7, 8, 99:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.$140 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

The Game Changer- Board Game Design for Tweens Suggested for students ages eight to 14.With Lori McDonaldTuesday – Friday10 a.m. – noon$110 (10 percent discount for members) materials included

Figure Drawing for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezTuesday – FridayAug. 6, 7, 8, 91 p.m. – 3 p.m.$125 (10 percent discount for members) + $40 materials /model fee

Pop Paintings & Mixed MediaWith Jeanne LaRaeMonday – ThursdayAug.12, 13, 14, 1510 a.m. – noon$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $20 material fee

WIRED - Sculpture for Tweens & TeensWith Jorge RodriguezMonday – ThursdayAug. 12, 13, 14, 151 p.m. – 3 p.m.$125 (10 percent discount for members) + $15 material fee

Wheel Throwing for Teens & TweensWith Kourtney Burgner and Jenny DiersenMonday - ThursdayAug. 12, 13, 14, 153:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.$120 (10 percent discount for members) + $24.89 clay and firing fee

All Day Intensive Painting & Drawing Workshop With Jeanne LaRaeMonday, Aug. 1910 a.m. - 4 p.m.$110 (10 percent discount for members) + $25 material fee

Jewelry Making: Pendants With Matty LawlerMondaysSeptember 9, 16, 23, 305:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.$160 (10 percent discount for members) + $25 material fee

Classes for Adults are also available online at www.kimballartcenter.org.


• Swim Lessons & Swim Team Best swim program in Park City! Group & Private Lessons Morning, Evening & Saturday programs start June 10th Online registration at www.SilverMountainSportsClub.com Contact Tyler Pim at (435) 649-6670 ext 107

• Youth Kickboxing Training Great program for general fitness or competition preparation Weekly classes Ages 6-16. Tues/Thurs at 5:30pm Contact Travis Mason at (801) 367-8298

• Kids Triathlon 101 Kids train for their very own triathlon at SMSC! June 12-July 26 Ages 8-14. Weds/Fri at 11:00am-12:00pm Contact Sarah Dunlap for more info at (916) 770-7939

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