Take your game to the next level! It doesn’t matter if you are just starting out or already a star player.

This camp is structured for kids ages 6-12 to progress at their own pace.

Players need Stick-shin guards- mouthguard- ball & face shield

Get creative and have a blast with friends! In this day camp we will be painting on canvas with some added mixed media! Kids ages 7-12.

Please bring a bag lunch.

THURSDAY JULY 11th 9a-1pm $60

Want to improve your basketball skills this summer? It doesn’t matter if you are trying basketball for the first time or if you play for a travel team. This is a 4-day camp where all levels can have fun developing their fundamental skills while learning the game of basketball!. Players need to bring basketball shoes.

STARTS MONDAY JULY 15 ENDS THURSDAY JULY 18 • 9am-12pm $60

Students entering GRADES 3-7 are invited to participate in a theatrical experience through learning and rehearsing audition techniques, character development, improv and storytelling!

Theater games and warmups will help everyone learn to work as a group as we prepare for an end of the week performance on Friday.

Kids need to bring a snack, water and lunch.

JULY 15-19th • 9:30am-2:30pm

Explore watercolor techniques, soft pastels and crayons to create artwork! This hands-on camp focuses on multi-media projects and is geared for kids ages 8-12.

JULY 15-17 • 10-11:30am $70

Visit the working homestead and education center of Maine Local Living School on Open Farm Day! We will lead tours of the campus including the ice house, root cellar, greenhouse and gardens, solar food dehydrator, animal barn, and the classroom/workshop. Visitors will learn about and interact with earth-friendly systems including rainwater collection and solar water heating, rocket stoves and outdoor kitchens, composting toilets, and alternative building construction. Visitors will also have the opportunity to put their hands to work on a homestead project and try cookies made with acorn flour. Free and open to the public.

Date: Sunday, July 28, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

This camp is for players entering GRADES 3-6.

The focus will be on developing football skills and having fun while learning the game from the Leavitt Football coaching staff and players.

Players will need cleats and a molded mouthpiece. Equipment will be provided for players who participate in the TAA football program.

MONDAY JULY 29-THURSDAY AUGUST 1 @ Leavitt HS

TIME: 4:30-6pm

FMI Contact Coach Hathaway: michael.hathaway@msad52.org

Join up-and-coming artisan craftsman and maker Grant Hawkes of Wildfolkwanderer for a weekend making beautiful wooden spoons and plenty of curly wood shavings! Spoons are one of the most universal tools of humanity, being crafted and used across the globe for thousands of years. In this course we will explore the details of spoon carving, diving fully into the process of transforming a freshly cut log into a functional and beautiful spoon using simple hand tools. We will cover tool use and care, wood selection, spoon design, carving techniques, and discussions on craft and the role it plays in our lives as we carve together. Over the weekend, each participant will have the opportunity to work on a couple different projects, completing the course with new skills and utensils to take home.

Date: August 3-4, 10:00 am Saturday to 4:00 pm Sunday

Cost: $300-400 sliding scale, meals and accommodation included (see registration form for more details)

Online registration: 

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