Do you have a crafty kiddo?
Perfect. We genuinely adore kids around here, and our mission is to give kids space to be themselves, to be creative, and to have fun! Isn't that what summer is for?! All the important info below.
All the important stuff
2025 Camp Themes
Camps for kids ages 5-11
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Offered: June 4-6th, 23-27th, July 14-18th, Aug 4-8th
Maker Camp is your kiddo's guided access to all our fun maker materials, tools, and project ideas. Makers will get to choose their creative path with lots of support and guidance from our instructors. They can make something new each day or work for multiple sessions on a more extensive or detailed project. Think woodworking, fiber arts, creative build & play with some good old-fashioned arts & crafts. We'll introduce a new material, technique, or tool daily to keep things interesting. We're all about the process here, and when your kids are at Maker Camp, they'll practice valuable skills like creative thinking, planning, problem-solving, fine motor skills, collaboration, personal responsibility, follow through, reflection, taking and giving feedback, and failing (yup, it's good for everyone to fail a little sometimes.)
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Offered: June 16-20th, July 7-11th, July 28-Aug 1st
Forget the big box toy store. Put down the Legos. In this week-long camp, makers will explore various building techniques to design and create the most awesome playthings. We will use tools, wood, and wheels to develop rolling toys, we'll stitch together dolls and stuffed animals. We'll even use recycled materials to invent games and activities to keep your child engaged long after camp is over. On the last day of camp, we will collaborate to create a child-run pop-up market for those who would like to sell their creations. Kids will learn about design, craftsmanship, safety, business, marketing, and more while having a blast.
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Offered: June 9-13th, June 30-July 4th, 21-25th, & Aug 11-15th
It's so much fun to make and play your own DIY games you won’t remember what a screen is for! Makers will spend the week designing and building their own games and toys. Projects include a life-size ladder toss, table top pinball and sling puck, and mhandheld games for those summer travels. Our last day will be dedicated to an arcade challenge where the kids design and build cardboard arcade games for their campmates to play!
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Offered: June 4-6th, June 30-July 3rd, & July 28-Aug 1st
We were so inspired by the recent Maurice Sendak exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, we decided to make a whole camp dedicated to Where the Wild Things Are. First things first, we’ll get into character by making our own crowns and wolf costumes, complete with tails and claws. Makers will then craft toy boats to sail to the Land of Wild Things. Days three and four will be dedicated to making wild dioramas with moving parts (automata). On our last day, we’ll stitch wild thing stuffies and have our own wild rumpus! All you have to do is have dinner ready when your little Max gets back from the Land of Wild Things.
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Offered: June 9-13th, July 7-11th, & Aug 4-8th
We’ve often dreamed of life being like Richard Scary’s Busy Busy Town with all the friends, jobs, things to do, and places to go. In this creative miniatures camp, makers will work together to design a Busy Busy Town. They’ll plan the whole town from top to bottom! We’ll incorporate conversations about how communities function and how folks can work together to make their towns lovely places to live. Makers will use a wide variety of materials and techniques to craft characters, homes, fantastic transportation, and places to work. On the last day, we’ll combine everything to create a model Busy Town for campers to play with.
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Offered: June 16-20th, July 14-18th, & Aug 11-15th
Is your kiddo super into fairies, gnomes, and the magic of forest creatures? Us, too! In this camp, makers will create detailed fairy and gnome habitats using natural materials from our cabin in the woods. Makers will learn to needle felt, create miniatures, and stitch toadstool stuffies. We'll even craft woodland creature costumes like fairies, gnomes, foxes, or deer for even more imaginative play.
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Offered: June 23-2th & July 21-25th
We've fallen in love with puppets around here. There are endless creative ways to design, construct, and perform with puppets. In Puppet Party Camp, we’ll make salt dough hand puppets, marionettes, and even Muppets! Makers will craft their own theaters and finger puppets, too. The last day will be dedicated to rehearsals and performances. There's something for everyone in this imaginative and creative camp.
Camps just for kids ages 8-12
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Offered: June 4-6th, 23-26th, July 14-18th, & Aug 4-8th
Think of Craft Club as the softer side of open workshop. Each day, we’ll demo a few new crafts, techniques, or materials. Makers can choose the crafts of the day or go their own way. They’ll have the choice to work on friendship bracelets, boondoggler (lanyards), shrinky dinks, wood burning, popsicle stick bowls, hand sewing, needle felting, linoleum block printing, weaving, macrame, and cooper tooling. This is the perfect camp for those who would like to listen to some good music, make some cools stuff, and hang with friends.
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Offered: June 9-13th, 30th-July 3rd, 21-125th, & AUg 11-15th
Woodworking is a time-honored craft skill that can help kids build confidence, self-sufficiency, and spatial reasoning. Think of this as Shop Class 101. Makers will learn the foundations of woodworking while we build some super fun projects. Practices include safe use of hand tools, planning, cutting, drilling, basic joinery, sanding, and finishing. We’ll have a new project and set of skills to learn each day. Your kiddo will leave this camp with real woodworking skills that will last a lifetime (read about all the projects on the registration page).
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Offered: June 16-20th, July 7-11th, & July 28-Aug 1st
Who wouldn’t want to spend a week crafting their very own miniature dream house? Makers will each receive one laser cut wood doll house to assemble. After the walls go up, the renovations begin! Paint, flooring, and curtains go in first. Then, makers will learn all sorts of miniature-making techniques while they craft tiny wood furniture, beds, sofas, and more. The last day will be all about the details. Books, tiny food, dishes, toys, and all the little things that make a dream house a dream home.