This summer, immerse your children ages 3 and older in the arts at the Middletown Arts Center's (MAC) Summer Arts Camp. There are half and full-day weekly offerings and half-day programs can be partnered with our free lunch period to make a full-day program. Before and aftercare options are available for working parents. Camps begin the week of June 20th and run through September 1st with varied times. Choose the schedule that fits your needs.
"We are not your average day camp," said Executive Director Maggie O'Brien. "We offer a safe, nurturing, air-conditioned environment with an amazing staff and talented and caring instructors at two locations. Our Performing Arts Academy classes take place in the MAC building, with additional classes in our Annex, just minutes away on Kings Highway. Both programs will engage campers in a creative environment and enrich their lives through dance, stage performance, fine arts, crafts and more – all while having fun. We give kids time to stretch, move, breathe and enjoy the sunshine too." As part of an expanded theater program, children can be part of end-of-camp performances. The Doodle Dude will be here all summer, offering his outrageously fun art and cartooning camps along with art camps with the beloved Miss Fish. An expanded Princess Dance Camp will engage our littlest ballerinas.
Space is limited, and classes fill up quickly. Campers do not need to be Middletown residents to attend. See the complete Summer Arts Camp listing and registration information at MiddletownArts.org.
Call 732-706-4100 with any questions about summer camps at the Middletown Arts Center, and be sure to tell them you saw it on Macaroni Kid!
The Middletown Arts Center has developed over 1,200 diverse, affordable programs reaching an approximate 67,000 visitors per year. Our state-of-the art facility hosts a 244 seat theater, an art gallery, several art and dance studios, and beautiful outdoor grounds which include a brick patio overlooking our pond and access to our World Trade Center Memorial Gardens.
The mission of the Middletown Township Cultural and Arts Council, Inc. (MTCAC), the nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that operates the Middletown Arts Center, is to enhance the quality of life of all area residents by supporting and promoting the arts throughout our large, diverse community. The needs of our community drive our arts program planning.
