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Deliciously Fun Week-Long Camps for Kids at Patricia's Table GUIDE Deliciously fun week-long camps for kids at Patricia’s Table At Patricia’s Table, we empower kids to expand their minds and taste buds while whipping up batches of fun in the kitchen. Our hands-on cooking classes combine culinary tech- niques, locally-grown foods, and fresh flavors as we create sweet and savory treats from scratch. We cook with children for a number of reasons. Cook- ing with your child creates the opportunity to teach kids where food comes from and to make a healthy connection with food. We have seen that kids are more likely to be adventurous eaters when they are involved in the process. Additionally, cooking is a life skill that provides opportunities to explore other cultures. Our hope is to honor kids’ intelligence during our classes and camps, and encourage them in becoming confident, creative chefs. Patricia’s Table offers summer camps, classes and work- shops and birthday parties for kids, as well as classes and pri- vate events for adults. 1510 W. 35th Street • Austin, Texas 78731 Fun Camp Themes For Younger Chefs Summer Camps for Farm to Table, Cooks & Books, Artistic Foodie, Kitchen Celebration, Baking Basics, Ages 3-10 America the Bountiful, and Superfood Superpowers Expand your child’s mind and For Older Chefs taste buds this summer with our Master Chef Jr., Baking Basics, Culinary deliciously fun week-long cooking Passport, America the Bountiful, and camps. Each week we offer new Culinary Challenge Fun camps featuring seasonal recipes with local ingredients. Gardening, challenges and crafts will be 2017 SUMMER incorporated to spice up each camp. Our professional team of culinary instructors and CAMPS assistants will help create a memorable CULINARY PASSPORT (age 6-9/8-12/10-14) experience for your chef! ARTISTIC FOODIE(age 4-8) Camp Schedules COOKS & BOOKS (age 3-6/4-7) 9:00-12:00 / Morning Camp KITCHEN FUNDAMENTALS 1:00-4:00 / Afternoon Camp (ages 7-9, 8-12, 10-14) Snacks and water bottles provided. CULINARY CHALLENGE (8-1210-14) Camp size is limited to 12 students, unless BAKING BASICS (age 6-9/7-11/10-14) otherwise specified. SUPERFOOD SUPERPOWERS (age 4-7) Camp Pricing AMERICA THE BOUNTIFUL (age 3-6/7-11) 4-day camp: $275 FARM TO TABLE (age 3-6/4-7) 5-day camps: $345-360 KITCHEN CELEBRATION (age 4-7) KIDS WORKSHOPS & CLASSES BIRTHDAY PARTIES COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS Check out our website for our Summer Class Schedule - PATRICIASTABLE.COM Camp Guide WEST AUSTIN NEWS March 9, 2017 2 www.westaustinnews.com VBS, Creative Arts Camp at First Austin to Focus on ‘Responding to Homelessness’ This summer, First Baptist Church of Austin — a community of faith shar- ing compassion and hope in the heart of Austin for 170 years — will con- tinue its tradition of teaching children healthy, age-appropriate ways to help our neighbors in need during Vacation Bible School and Creative Arts Camp July 17–21. In recent years, First Austin’s VBS and Creative Arts Camps have focused on refugees, hunger, Habitat for Humanity, and Heifer International. The theme this year is “Responding to Homelessness.” In morning VBS sessions, children ages 4–11 will learn about homeless- ness and ways to respond to it through Bible stories, crafts, music, and recre- ation. In the afternoon Creative Arts Camp, children 6–11 will continue ex- ploring the theme through a variety of • Mobile Loaves and Fishes, cently raised money to purchase sev- visit www.fbcaustin.org. place for ALL PEOPLE in the heart of performing and visual arts. which provides meals for hungry and eral professional-grade washers and First Baptist Church of Austin is the city. We are locally autonomous We will introduce the children to homeless people all over Austin. dryers for the ARCH. located at 9th and Trinity in downtown and voluntarily affiliated with the Co- some of the ways First Austin responds • Holiday feasts, which include Vacation Bible School is free and Austin. We extend our mission across operative Baptist Fellowship. Find out to homelessness, including: meals for hungry and homeless people meets from 9 a.m.–noon. Creative Arts the city, giving our diverse and progres- more about us at fbcaustin.org. • Interfaith Hospitality Net- at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Camp is $60 and meets from noon–4 sive membership meaningful opportu- work, where families are housed in • Our growing partnership with p.m. Campers should bring a sack nities for worship, friendship, and min- churches while they seek permanent the Austin Resource Center for the lunch each day. For more information, istry. First Austin had been described housing and employment. Homeless (ARCH). First Austin re- call First Austin at 512-476-2625 or as a “cathedral church” — a gathering So Much More Than Camp Welcome to Kidventure. For 23 years, we’ve been providing the most innova- tive, fun, and rewarding camps anyw here. Together with our dedicated and caring team of counselors, your child will not only enjoy the time of his or her life, but be learning the kind of lessons that will serve them well the rest of their lives. At Kidventure, we’re so much more than camp. Kidventure’s Summer Blockbuster 2017 This summer, campers will live out high-energy adventures usually reserved for the big screen, from deep-sea excursions to journeys in outer space and every- thing in between, with the help of a supporting cast of caring and capable coun- selors and directors. Each weekly tale is complete with sports, art, science, field trips, and fun as big as you can dream it. Register today for Kidventure at one of our four campsites near you! Vacation Bible School & Creative Arts Camp July 17-21, 2017 Theme: Responding to Homelessness We will learn about the problem of homelessness and provide healthy ways for children to respond. Vacation Bible School (FREE) 9 a.m. to Noon for 4 to 11 year olds Creative Arts Camp ($60) Noon to 4 p.m. for 6 to 11 year olds For registration information, contact First Baptist Church of Austin 901 Trinity Street | Austin TX 78701 512-476-2625 www.fbcaustin.org March 9, 2017 Camp Guide www.westaustinnews.com 3 Something for everyone at Camp Trinity camp Camp Trinity and Tornado Athletic Camps are open to kids entering grades K-8. Morning, afternoon, and full-day programs utilize our wooded 21 acre campus in Westlake Hills, close to downtown Austin. Join us June 5-9 and June 12-16 for Camp Trinity. Camp offerings range from Filmmaking to Inven- tive Engineering, Jedi Training to Musical Theatre. We have a variety of STEAM, Theme, Adventure, N Design, and Sport camps sure to spark interest and engage the adventurous. Camp Trinity includes a Y Friday Splash Bash, an all-camp social with inflatable waterslides. Interested in honing your athletic T I T skills? Our top-notch Athletic skills camps include Lacrosse, Tackle Football, Basketball and Volley- ball, with sessions June, July, and August. www.austintrinity.org/summer Trinity Episcopal School R I 512-472-9525. AND TORNADO ATHLETIC CAMPS AUSTIN DAY CAMPS Summer at for kids in grades K-8 St. Andrew’s Summer at St. Andrew’s means flexible schedules for busy par- 25 camps over five weeks in ents, and lots of camp options for Austin youth ages 4-18! June, July, August: We offer half-day and full-day camps, with early arrival (7:45- STEAM, Athletics, Visual Arts, 9:00 am) and aftercare (4:00- 5:30 pm) supervision for all ages. Mid-day transportation Theatre, Theme Camps, and more! between our 31st Street and Southwest Parkway campuses make it easy to pick up your austintrinity.org/summer camper from your preferred lo- cation. We also offer financial for information & registration assistance to help cover camp costs. This year, campers can fly a drone, test outdoor survival Episcopal School skills, star in a musical, improve their football throw, and more. Trinity Episcopal School | 3901 Bee Cave Rd. C E L L E N C E X E Visit us online for complete Austin, TX | 512.472.9525 UNITY FAMILY camp listings and registration St. Andrew’s camps offer early arrival (7:45-9:00 am) and (www.sasaustin.org/summer). aftercare (4:00-5:30 pm) supervision for all ages. Camp Guide WEST AUSTIN NEWS March 9, 2017 4 www.westaustinnews.com Improve your Shooting Skills Artrageous fun at Smudge Studios with Brandy Perryman Do you have a little artist at home waiting for an opportu- nity to unleash their creative genius? Do you need somewhere During the basketball sea- for your child to create and explore this summer while having son, if you walk into a local insane fun in a safe environment? Look No Further! Camp at gym, you will most likely find Smudge Studios is artrageous! We begin each day with 2 hours a coach focusing his/her team of artmaking, we take a brief snack, and then it’s onto one hour on the offense or defense for of crazy slip-n-slide, water balloon madness! We offer two ses- the upcoming game. How of- sions a day: 9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm. Campers also have the op- ten does the average basketball tion to stay all day and receive the lunch hour at no additional player focus on individual skills cost! Each session has it’s own unique theme and projects so all during that time? Not much! day campers leave with 2 unique projects a day! Are you ready For obvious reasons, the fo- to unleash that creative bug? Sign up today! Don’t forget your cus during the season is on the swimsuit and towel! Camp starts June 8th! Ages 5-11 team rather than the individual.
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