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Summer Season
Acting Workshop - "Becoming The Character"
This workshop will explore the importance of fully embodying the character you intend to play, no matter where your stage may be. Attendees will learn skills and techniques to help them more effectively immerse themselves in their roles. Additionally, the workshop will offer the opportunity to read a short, ten-minute play and apply the skills learned.
About the Instructor:
Autumn Barrett began her theatre journey as a young child. With over ten years of theatrical experience under her belt that ranges from musicals, plays, recitals, and even "scare- acting," she brings both passion and a love for the arts. When she's not on the stage you can find her enjoying the trails with her dog, wheeling, or focusing on her responsibilities as a caregiver. She is excited to share her knowledge with her students, and looks forward to having a lot of fun!
This workshop will explore the importance of fully embodying the character you intend to play, no matter where your stage may be. Attendees will learn skills and techniques to help them more effectively immerse themselves in their roles. Additionally, the workshop will offer the opportunity to read a short, ten-minute play and apply the skills learned.
About the Instructor:
Autumn Barrett began her theatre journey as a young child. With over ten years of theatrical experience under her belt that ranges from musicals, plays, recitals, and even "scare- acting," she brings both passion and a love for the arts. When she's not on the stage you can find her enjoying the trails with her dog, wheeling, or focusing on her responsibilities as a caregiver. She is excited to share her knowledge with her students, and looks forward to having a lot of fun!
Saturday
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Acting Workshop - "There Are No Small Roles!"
This workshop will highlight the importance of every role on stage and how to perform them to the best of our abilities. Participants will learn key skills such as engaging with fellow actors, demonstrating active listening without drawing focus, and maintaining presence throughout a scene—whether as a main cast member or part of the ensemble, even without speaking. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn a short, ten-minute play, taking turns as both main and ensemble roles to apply the skills they have developed.
About the Instructor:
Autumn Barrett began her theatre journey as a young child. With over ten years of theatrical experience under her belt that ranges from musicals, plays, recitals, and even "scare- acting," she brings both passion and a love for the arts. When she's not on the stage you can find her enjoying the trails with her dog, wheeling, or focusing on her responsibilities as a caregiver. She is excited to share her knowledge with her students, and looks forward to having a lot of fun!
This workshop will highlight the importance of every role on stage and how to perform them to the best of our abilities. Participants will learn key skills such as engaging with fellow actors, demonstrating active listening without drawing focus, and maintaining presence throughout a scene—whether as a main cast member or part of the ensemble, even without speaking. Attendees will also have the opportunity to learn a short, ten-minute play, taking turns as both main and ensemble roles to apply the skills they have developed.
About the Instructor:
Autumn Barrett began her theatre journey as a young child. With over ten years of theatrical experience under her belt that ranges from musicals, plays, recitals, and even "scare- acting," she brings both passion and a love for the arts. When she's not on the stage you can find her enjoying the trails with her dog, wheeling, or focusing on her responsibilities as a caregiver. She is excited to share her knowledge with her students, and looks forward to having a lot of fun!
Saturday
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Creative Movement / Intro To Dance
Dance is extremely important for the young child! Creative movement is a joyful way for our youngest children to explore movement through age-appropriate music and an introduction to ballet, tap, and jazz fundamentals. Students will work on developing motor skills, rhythm, coordination and balance. Creative Movement explores the foundational movement patterns, musicality, and collaboration with other young dancers while encouraging creativity and fun. Dancers must be potty trained to register for this class. Please see dress code.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Dance is extremely important for the young child! Creative movement is a joyful way for our youngest children to explore movement through age-appropriate music and an introduction to ballet, tap, and jazz fundamentals. Students will work on developing motor skills, rhythm, coordination and balance. Creative Movement explores the foundational movement patterns, musicality, and collaboration with other young dancers while encouraging creativity and fun. Dancers must be potty trained to register for this class. Please see dress code.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Wednesday
3:15 PM to 4:00 PM
3:15 PM to 4:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Intermediate Lyrical
This intermediate lyrical dance class builds upon foundational skills, focusing on developing expressive movement, musicality, and storytelling through a blend of ballet, jazz, and contemporary techniques, with an emphasis on emotional interpretation and dynamic choreography. Previous beginning level dance class (any genre) or equivalent is required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
This intermediate lyrical dance class builds upon foundational skills, focusing on developing expressive movement, musicality, and storytelling through a blend of ballet, jazz, and contemporary techniques, with an emphasis on emotional interpretation and dynamic choreography. Previous beginning level dance class (any genre) or equivalent is required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
Tuesday
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Intro To Acro
Intro to Acro is a great class for dancers interested in learning the basics of tumbling for dance. This class focuses on safety, flexibility, strength, beginning and finishing positions, and proper body, foot, and leg positions.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Intro to Acro is a great class for dancers interested in learning the basics of tumbling for dance. This class focuses on safety, flexibility, strength, beginning and finishing positions, and proper body, foot, and leg positions.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Wednesday
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Musical Theatre Dance
Musical theatre dance class focuses on developing and executing dance and performance skills for musical theatre, emphasizing Broadway-style dancing and incorporating elements of jazz, ballet, and tap, while also honing acting skills. This class is fun, uplifting, and creative. Some dance experience is preferred but not required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
Musical theatre dance class focuses on developing and executing dance and performance skills for musical theatre, emphasizing Broadway-style dancing and incorporating elements of jazz, ballet, and tap, while also honing acting skills. This class is fun, uplifting, and creative. Some dance experience is preferred but not required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
Tuesday
3:15 PM to 4:10 PM
3:15 PM to 4:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Sassy Jazz
Sassy jazz dance is characterized by its sharp, upbeat, and confident movements, often incorporating a blend of jazz, modern, and Broadway influences, with a focus on expressiveness and a playful, empowered attitude. This class is focused on FUN! Some dance experience is preferred, but not required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
Sassy jazz dance is characterized by its sharp, upbeat, and confident movements, often incorporating a blend of jazz, modern, and Broadway influences, with a focus on expressiveness and a playful, empowered attitude. This class is focused on FUN! Some dance experience is preferred, but not required.
About the Instructor: Elyse was born in Billings, Montana and moved to Florence in 2010, where her family has well established roots. Shortly after that, she began taking gymnastics classes for four years. In 2014, Elyse began her journey with C.R.O.W. Elyse says, "Wow what a ride it has been!" She has performed in multiple main stage musicals, The Holly Jolly Follies, Haunted Mazes, dance showcases, as well as many other events. Elyse has soaked up every bit of training available to her, always giving her all. Elyse has training in many areas from silks, Lyra (aerial hoops), tap, contemporary, jazz, hip hop, and her favorite—ballet/pointe. She has worked with a multitude of instructors for over ten years, as well as being a part of the Flight Dance Team for four years.
Monday
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
4:15 PM to 5:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Summer Camp - Advanced Acting Program - "The Heart Speaks"
Camp #2 - ADVANCED ACTING PROGRAM (ages 12+ with audition/invitation)
"The Heart Speaks: Original Monologues & Improv Games"
July 21 - 25, 2025
Mon-Fri 10 am to 2 pm
Performance Fri at 7 pm
This year's Advanced Acting Students will write and perform an original monologue from deep within their own hearts. Perhaps a moment that was inspiring, scary, uplifting, or worrisome will be the inspiration for the student's original work. Utilizing techniques designed by Sanford Meisner, Stella Adler, and Konstantin Stanislavski, students will learn that writing and performing a piece can have a profound effect on processing and remembering events and experiences.
There will be an informal public performance held at the end of the camp on Friday July 25th, at 7 PM. Participants must agree to perform if they wish to participate in this camp. We will also share games and other camp adventures.
AAC Camp hours are 10 am to 2 pm. Minimum Age: 12+. Cost: $160 + $15 for camp T-shirt. Participation in this camp is by audition or invitation. Ask us for information if you are new to C.R.O.W. and would like to participate. Instructed by: Melanie Heard & TBA.
**Parents, please be aware that this camp may contain some mature subject matter. Enrolling your student means that you accept and agree to their participation in these potential discussions, which will be carefully monitored for safety and age-appropriateness.
Camp #2 - ADVANCED ACTING PROGRAM (ages 12+ with audition/invitation)
"The Heart Speaks: Original Monologues & Improv Games"
July 21 - 25, 2025
Mon-Fri 10 am to 2 pm
Performance Fri at 7 pm
This year's Advanced Acting Students will write and perform an original monologue from deep within their own hearts. Perhaps a moment that was inspiring, scary, uplifting, or worrisome will be the inspiration for the student's original work. Utilizing techniques designed by Sanford Meisner, Stella Adler, and Konstantin Stanislavski, students will learn that writing and performing a piece can have a profound effect on processing and remembering events and experiences.
There will be an informal public performance held at the end of the camp on Friday July 25th, at 7 PM. Participants must agree to perform if they wish to participate in this camp. We will also share games and other camp adventures.
AAC Camp hours are 10 am to 2 pm. Minimum Age: 12+. Cost: $160 + $15 for camp T-shirt. Participation in this camp is by audition or invitation. Ask us for information if you are new to C.R.O.W. and would like to participate. Instructed by: Melanie Heard & TBA.
**Parents, please be aware that this camp may contain some mature subject matter. Enrolling your student means that you accept and agree to their participation in these potential discussions, which will be carefully monitored for safety and age-appropriateness.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Summer Camp - Improv Under The Sea
Camp #3 Improv Under The Sea Camp
(ages 7-13)
July 29 - August 2, 2024
Mon - Fri 10 am to 2 pm
During this one-week ocean themed improvisation game camp, students will learn how to think on their feet. Campers will laugh and create hilarious underwater scenarios using a variety of theatre skills. We will focus on confidence building, creativity, and imagination, while also fine-tuning some important skills and techniques. This camp will be fast paced and so much fun!
No experience is required. Space is limited. Camp hours are Mon-Fri from 10 am to 2 pm. Cost: $160 + $15 for camp T-shirt.
Notes for Parents:
-There is no end of camp performance, but pictures and videos will be shared on our Facebook page to keep parents involved in the camp experience!
-There will be an outdoor celebration on the last day of camp in which campers may get WET! Details will be provided.
Camp #3 Improv Under The Sea Camp
(ages 7-13)
July 29 - August 2, 2024
Mon - Fri 10 am to 2 pm
During this one-week ocean themed improvisation game camp, students will learn how to think on their feet. Campers will laugh and create hilarious underwater scenarios using a variety of theatre skills. We will focus on confidence building, creativity, and imagination, while also fine-tuning some important skills and techniques. This camp will be fast paced and so much fun!
No experience is required. Space is limited. Camp hours are Mon-Fri from 10 am to 2 pm. Cost: $160 + $15 for camp T-shirt.
Notes for Parents:
-There is no end of camp performance, but pictures and videos will be shared on our Facebook page to keep parents involved in the camp experience!
-There will be an outdoor celebration on the last day of camp in which campers may get WET! Details will be provided.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Summer Camp - Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Camp #1 "Wonderful Wizard of Oz!"
(ages 7-13)
July 14 - 18, 2025
Mon-Fri 10 am to 2 pm
Journey down the yellow brick road with C.R.O.W.'s Oz-themed acting camp! Well-known characters will come alive while the camp directors focus on inspiring the brains, courage, and hearts of our creative kids. Students will learn important theatrical skills like diction, projection, characterization, physicality, and improvisation, make new friends, and have a whole lot of Wizardly fun!
No experience is required. Space is limited. Sign up EARLY. Camp hours are Mon-Fri from 10 am to 2 pm. Cost: $160. Tuition includes a camp T-shirt.
Notes for Parents:
-There is no end of camp performance, but pictures and videos will be shared on our Facebook page to keep parents involved in the camp experience!
-There will be an outdoor celebration on the last day of camp in which campers may get WET! Details will be provided.
-Frank L. Baum's "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" is in the public domain.
Camp #1 "Wonderful Wizard of Oz!"
(ages 7-13)
July 14 - 18, 2025
Mon-Fri 10 am to 2 pm
Journey down the yellow brick road with C.R.O.W.'s Oz-themed acting camp! Well-known characters will come alive while the camp directors focus on inspiring the brains, courage, and hearts of our creative kids. Students will learn important theatrical skills like diction, projection, characterization, physicality, and improvisation, make new friends, and have a whole lot of Wizardly fun!
No experience is required. Space is limited. Sign up EARLY. Camp hours are Mon-Fri from 10 am to 2 pm. Cost: $160. Tuition includes a camp T-shirt.
Notes for Parents:
-There is no end of camp performance, but pictures and videos will be shared on our Facebook page to keep parents involved in the camp experience!
-There will be an outdoor celebration on the last day of camp in which campers may get WET! Details will be provided.
-Frank L. Baum's "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" is in the public domain.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Teen & Adult Tap
Tap dance sharpens reflexes and improves memory skills and coordination. This class will work toward establishing beginning/intermediate level tap movements, will build vocabulary and will work on basic rhythms and steps that progress into fun and lively dance combinations. For more experienced tappers, the combinations will involve more intricate rhythms and patterns while beginners practice the basics. Tap dancing is a great way to develop musicality, timing, rhythm, and balance. Black, oxford style tap shoes required for this class. Please see dress code.
This class is known as the "Tip Top Tappers" and future performance opportunities will be available (not during the Summer session).
About the instructor: Melanie is a credentialed teacher with a Master's Degree in Education and was former "Teacher of the Year" for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LD3). She began her performance career at the young age of 2 ½ when she tap danced with a giant stuffed Raggedy Andy doll. Melanie has played many onstage roles, from "Sally Bowles" in Cabaret to “Lucy” in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, to the title role in Evita. Her professional arts training stems from the genre of classical ballet where she studied dance with the Joffrey Ballet, Kirov Ballet School in DC, and Ballet West in Utah. Ms. Heard has successfully directed and/or choreographed both children and adults in 65+ full-length shows. These productions include: Disney's Frozen Jr, The Wiz, Disney's Tarzan, The Addams Family Musical, Shrek Jr, Once Upon A Mattress, The Little Mermaid Jr, The Music Man Jr, Beauty & the Beast Jr, Honk Jr, Seussical Jr, Lend Me A Tenor, Steel Magnolias, Karaoke Kills Me, and You Dirty Rat! To add to this impressive array, Melanie also managed and produced Poison Pen Players, a professional murder mystery dinner theatre company, for many years with her family. Most importantly, Melanie firmly believes in the power of a high-caliber arts education. Following her passion for the arts, she founded, C.R.O.W. in 2011, because she believes that all youth need and deserve the arts to become responsible, contributing members of society. Melanie knows that "The Arts really DO matter," not only in a child's life, but to provide education, personal fulfillment, and happiness to each and every person impacted.
Tap dance sharpens reflexes and improves memory skills and coordination. This class will work toward establishing beginning/intermediate level tap movements, will build vocabulary and will work on basic rhythms and steps that progress into fun and lively dance combinations. For more experienced tappers, the combinations will involve more intricate rhythms and patterns while beginners practice the basics. Tap dancing is a great way to develop musicality, timing, rhythm, and balance. Black, oxford style tap shoes required for this class. Please see dress code.
This class is known as the "Tip Top Tappers" and future performance opportunities will be available (not during the Summer session).
About the instructor: Melanie is a credentialed teacher with a Master's Degree in Education and was former "Teacher of the Year" for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LD3). She began her performance career at the young age of 2 ½ when she tap danced with a giant stuffed Raggedy Andy doll. Melanie has played many onstage roles, from "Sally Bowles" in Cabaret to “Lucy” in You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, to the title role in Evita. Her professional arts training stems from the genre of classical ballet where she studied dance with the Joffrey Ballet, Kirov Ballet School in DC, and Ballet West in Utah. Ms. Heard has successfully directed and/or choreographed both children and adults in 65+ full-length shows. These productions include: Disney's Frozen Jr, The Wiz, Disney's Tarzan, The Addams Family Musical, Shrek Jr, Once Upon A Mattress, The Little Mermaid Jr, The Music Man Jr, Beauty & the Beast Jr, Honk Jr, Seussical Jr, Lend Me A Tenor, Steel Magnolias, Karaoke Kills Me, and You Dirty Rat! To add to this impressive array, Melanie also managed and produced Poison Pen Players, a professional murder mystery dinner theatre company, for many years with her family. Most importantly, Melanie firmly believes in the power of a high-caliber arts education. Following her passion for the arts, she founded, C.R.O.W. in 2011, because she believes that all youth need and deserve the arts to become responsible, contributing members of society. Melanie knows that "The Arts really DO matter," not only in a child's life, but to provide education, personal fulfillment, and happiness to each and every person impacted.
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 6:10 PM
5:15 PM to 6:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Tiny Tots Day Camp - "Amazing Animals"
"Amazing Animals" - Saturday August 2nd from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
NOTE: Enrollment in this class means that you grant permission for your child to be around live animals.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
"Amazing Animals" - Saturday August 2nd from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
NOTE: Enrollment in this class means that you grant permission for your child to be around live animals.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Saturday
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Tiny Tots Day Camp - "Secret Spy School"
"Secret Spy School" - Saturday August 16 from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
"Secret Spy School" - Saturday August 16 from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Saturday
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Tiny Tots Day Camp- "Bubbles & Blasts"
"Bubbles & Blasts" - Saturday July 19th from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
"Bubbles & Blasts" - Saturday July 19th from 10 am to 12 pm at C.R.O.W.
During these fun and fast-paced mini camps with instructor, Tina Ferkey, campers will participate in themed music and dance games, imaginative activities, science experiments, arts and crafts, and much more. Camps cost $30 each and include a small snack and all materials. Campers are
encouraged to dress up and bring their imaginations! Participants must be potty trained.
About the Instructor: Tina is a dedicated mother of four who homeschools and has a deep passion for both children and animals. She has rescued nearly 500 cats and dogs, specializing in feral cats and bottle babies, she has fostered more than 15 children, many of whom have successfully reunited with their biological families while she remains a cherished “Auntie” figure in their lives. With a background in gymnastics and movement, she loves inspiring young minds to build confidence and strength. A U.S. Air Force veteran, she also serves on the board of the Oregon Coast Military Museum. Deeply committed to her community, she believes volunteerism is what makes the world go round and dedicates much of her time to giving back.
Saturday
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts
Youth Tap
Tap dance sharpens reflexes and improves memory skills and coordination. This class will work toward establishing beginning to intermediate level tap movements, will build vocabulary, and will work on basic rhythms and steps that progress into fun and lively dance combinations. Tap dancing is a great way to develop musicality, timing, rhythm, and balance. Get ready for a lot of fun! Black, oxford style tap shoes required for this class. Please see dress code.
About the Instructor: Kelsi has been dancing since she was four years old. Dance has always been a huge part of her life, and now she is so excited to share that passion as a teacher! Kelsi has built many incredible props and costumes for past productions, is a member of the Flight Dance Team, and has participated in many of C.R.O.W.’s mainstage musicals, dance showcases, and Haunted Mazes. Kelsi says she is “looking forward to helping my students build confidence, have fun, and discover the joy of dance.”
Tap dance sharpens reflexes and improves memory skills and coordination. This class will work toward establishing beginning to intermediate level tap movements, will build vocabulary, and will work on basic rhythms and steps that progress into fun and lively dance combinations. Tap dancing is a great way to develop musicality, timing, rhythm, and balance. Get ready for a lot of fun! Black, oxford style tap shoes required for this class. Please see dress code.
About the Instructor: Kelsi has been dancing since she was four years old. Dance has always been a huge part of her life, and now she is so excited to share that passion as a teacher! Kelsi has built many incredible props and costumes for past productions, is a member of the Flight Dance Team, and has participated in many of C.R.O.W.’s mainstage musicals, dance showcases, and Haunted Mazes. Kelsi says she is “looking forward to helping my students build confidence, have fun, and discover the joy of dance.”
Wednesday
5:15 PM to 6:10 PM
5:15 PM to 6:10 PM
C.R.O.W. Center for the Performing Arts