Thanks for a great 2008 Summer Arts Camp Season!
Chris O'Connor, Camp Director: 860-678-1867 ext 102
Summer Arts Camp
Located at The Ethel Walker School in Simsbury, CT
2009 Dates
Session One: June 29 - July 10
Session Two: July 13 - 24
Session Three: July 27 - August 7
Session Four: August 10 - 21
9:00am-4:00pm
2009 Registration Information
Monday, December 1 - Early Bird Registration Opens
Friday, March 27 - Early Bird Registration Closes -
registrations are still welcome, but only Early Birds will receive their packets in April.
Wednesday, April 1 - Early Bird packets are mailed, all course descriptions are available online right here!
APRIL - Family Camp Night, Date TBD
Friday, May 1 - packets are sent to April registrations
Monday, May 4 - Camp registration packets are sent on a rolling basis as campers register.
What parents and families say about Summer Arts Camp:
"My child couldn't pick a favorite acitivty! He loves the variety; the classes were all so different from a typical summer camp."
"This was a phenomenal alternative to my son's typical sports camps. We saw a whole new side of him emerge."
"Your daily schedule is perfect. I never heard the word 'boring'."
"This is an excellent, well-organized, diverse program. I thought it was an excellent camp."
"I loved how super-organized this camp was and how staff always knew where the campers were. I felt that this was a safe place."
Summer Arts Camp daily Schedule
9:00 Morning Greeting and Sign In
9:15–10:05 Period 1
10:10–11:00 Period 2
11:05–11:55 Period 3
12:00–12:30 Lunch
12:35–1:05 Mid-Day Show
1:10–1:55 X-Period
2:00–2:50 Period 4
2:55–3:45 Period 5
3:50 Afternoon Announcements
4:00 Sign Out and Good bye
Contact Chris O'Connor with questions at
860-678-1867 ext 102 or email chrisoconnor@fvac.net.
Be sure to include "SAC" in the subject heading of the email.
Summer Arts Camp Information
Summer Arts Camp is two weeks of daily classes in visual arts, ceramics, digital photography, theatre, dance, and music that cover a range of topics within each discipline. Classes are small and organized by age group or topic. An additional recreation period is offered after lunch each day. Girls and boys aged 7 - 15 gain artistic and social skills as instructors focus on the learning process as well as final works of art.
The Registration Process
When registration opens for the 2009 season, you can register by phone or mail by downloading a registration form. Once your regsitration is complete, including tuition payment, you can expect a registration packet in the mail soon after the specified mailing dates throughout the spring.
The registration packet is full of information for Summer Arts Camp families including schedules, allergy and medical forms, contact information and, most importantly, detailed course descriptions and a course selection sheet.
Note that all course selections are first-come first-serve. The State of CT mandates our class sizes. The best way to get the courses your child wants is to be prompt in returning the selection form, which can be mailed in separately from the rest of the packet materials.
The Summer Arts Camp staff puts a lot of thought into our curriculum to ensure that all Summer Arts Camp classes are engaging, fun and exciting learning experiences.
Stay tuned to www.fvac.net/programs/SummerArtsCamp.shtml to learn more camp news, registration notes and incentives
and what fun, exciting and creative stuff is in store for
Summer Arts Camp 2009!
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