The News Herald (Willoughby, OH)

Fine art fun at Rabbit Run

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It’s not too soon to think about plans for kids for the summer. Youth of all ages have tons of fun discoverin­g hidden talents in many different fine arts camps available at Rabbit Run Community Arts Associatio­n (RRCAA) in Madison. Youth Art Camp is for anyone who likes to be creative and maybe make a mess in the process. In these one-week camps, campers, ages seven to 16, get elbow deep in paint, clay, and other mediums as they create original two- and threedimen­sional works of art.

Art Camps meets Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. Preschool Art Camp meets Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Specific camp dates to be announced.

Pop Star Camp gets youth ages five through 10 up and moving as they learn to sing and dance like their favorite pop star. This one-week day camp is from 9:30 a.m. to noon typically in June. Campers delve into all areas of the theater arts including drama, music, dance, costumes, makeup, and stage craft in both Junior Theater Camp for ages four through eight and Explorer’s Theater Camp for ages eight through 15. Campers also participat­e in arts and crafts and age-appropriat­e games. At the end of each theater camp, actors share their talents with parents in an end-of-week program.

Explorer’s Camp is for those who are new to theater and are looking for a great introducti­on to the world of drama. The camp meets from 1 to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Just for Juniors Camp runs from 9 a.m. to noon. Just for Juniors is a one-week camp introducin­g young children to the world of theater through song, dance, and lots of imaginatio­n. Specific dates for all camps to be announced. For more informatio­n, call RRCAA at 440-4285913 or visit www.rabbitrun.org .

Beck Center for the Arts serves the Northeast Ohio community through creating arts experience­s. We offer summer classes for all ages, and camps for children interested in visual arts, dance, music, theater, and creative arts therapies, for all skill levels and all abilities.

Ed Gallagher, Director of Education at Beck Center for the Arts says, “Our campus continues to maintain strict masking, distancing, and sanitation protocols.” You will love our beautiful and immaculate renovated Education Wing. For a full lineup of the arts education offerings please visit BeckCenter.org/Education-Programs or call Beck Center Customer Service at 216.521.2540 x10.

Ho Mita Koda! That’s Sioux for “Welcome my friend!” Founded in 1929 by Dr. Henry and Betty John, pioneers in the use of insulin to treat diabetes, Camp Ho Mita Koda stands as the oldest and longest running summer camp for Type 1 Diabetes in the U.S. Located on 72 beautiful wooded acres in Newbury, OH (25 miles east of Cleveland), Camp Ho Mita Koda is home to 400 children each summer and over 30 unique activities and programs. Campers learn lifelong diabetes management skills in a fun, interactiv­e, and age-appropriat­e setting. Our lifestyle enhancing programs empower campers to manage their diabetes, make healthy choices, take personal responsibi­lity, and build self-esteem, friendship­s, and a life-long support network. Around-the-clock supervisio­n is provided by experience­d, licensed physicians and nurses from northeast Ohio’s top-ranked medical institutio­ns; trained counselors - many of whom have diabetes and are camp alumni; registered dietitians attending to menus and camper nutrition needs; program specialist­s at each camp activity; certified lifeguards; and a Camp Director in charge of all camp operations. Minimum staff to camper ratio is 1 to 5.

Surrounded by friends and a worldclass staff, every camper learns to ‘stretch’…spirituall­y, physically, mentally, emotionall­y, and socially. Selfassure­d in these new skills, campers come away with a strong foundation for living their best life, increased capabiliti­es and newfound independen­ce in managing their own personal T1D journey.

For more informatio­n on current dates, rates, programs, events, and more, please visit us at www.camphomita­koda.org or reach out at info@camphomita­koda.org or 440-739-4095.

Camp Ho Mita Koda 14040 Auburn Road Newbury, OH 44065

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