Music & Arts Summer Camps
Summer 2026 camps have ended. Information about Summer 2027 camps will be posted here when available. While next year's offerings are still being finalized, you can explore our 2026 camps to see examples of the programs and learning experiences typically available each summer.
Discover Theatre (Ages 6–13)
Young performers explore storytelling, movement, improvisation, and performance skills during this two‑week theatrical experience.
Brookhaven (Community)
June 1 – June 12
Free
Discover Musical Theatre (Ages 11–14)
A two‑week musical theatre camp where students build skills in singing, acting, movement, and ensemble performance, culminating in a live showcase.
Brookhaven (Community)
June 1 – June 12
Free
PUP Fest at Dallas College (Ages 14–18)
PUP Fest at Dallas College is a week-long summer theatre camp for high school students focused on playwriting and professional performance. Led by Junior Players in partnership with Kitchen Dog Theater and Dallas ISD, students receive expert mentorship and rehearsal experience on a college campus, culminating in a public showcase of original student work.
Richland Campus
June 1 – June 6
Free
Fostering the Arts Spirit of Excellence (Ages 4–17)
A vibrant performing arts experience that empowers youth through art, music, dance, and storytelling. Students build creativity, character, and confidence while exploring their artistic talents.
Cedar Valley Campus
June 2 – July 9
$60 weekly
All State Auditions Preparation (Ages 11–21)
All State Auditions Preparation strengthens performance skills and prepares students for All State auditions through expert cello instruction, performance coaching, and recording strategies. Participants build confidence and technique through focused practice sessions designed to elevate their competitive readiness.
Mountain View Campus
June 2 – July 2
$80
Curtains Up! (Ages 8–13)
Be creative! Be a character! Be on stage! Join MVC's creative dramatics class and become an actor in this fun-filled camp experience. Students explore playwriting, acting, designing, and improvisation, culminating in an original play performed for family and friends.
Mountain View Campus: June 8 – June 19
Mountain View Campus: July 6 – July 17
$75
TSMAC Summer Music, Arts & Leadership Camp (Ages 11–17)
A two‑week performing arts and leadership program focused on collaboration, discipline, creative expression, and exposure to arts‑based careers.
Cedar Valley Campus (Community)
June 9 – June 20
Free
Dallas College Band Camp (Entering 9th Grade – Recent 12th Grade Graduates)
Dallas College Band Camp is a free summer program for students entering 9th grade through recently graduated seniors with concert band experience, featuring instrument-specific instruction and full ensemble rehearsals with Dallas College faculty. The program runs Wednesday through Friday and concludes with a public concert performance on Friday evening.
Mountain View Campus
June 10 – June 12
Free
Real Essentials Relationship Skills Camp (Ages 12–15)
Real Essentials equips youth with practical tools to build healthy relationships, communicate effectively, and make confident life decisions. Through workshops, creative activities, and guided discussions, participants develop conflict resolution, emotional regulation, and the skills to recognize positive and negative influences.
Cedar Valley: June 15 – June 18
Mountain View: July 20 – July 21
North Lake: August 3 – August 7
$20
Nailed It Academy (Ages 11–17)
Teens gain hands‑on experience in nail artistry, sanitation, client prep, and design fundamentals while exploring career pathways in beauty and creative services.
Eastfield Campus (Community)
June 15 – July 24
$275 for the 6-week program
Introduction to Songwriting (Ages 13–18)
Introduction to Songwriting guides campers through lyric writing, melody building, and rhythm to create their own original music. Students collaborate with peers and showcase their songs in a supportive, creative environment. Cutoff date is June 15th.
Richland Campus
June 29 – July 2
$80–$100
Introduction to Music Technology (Ages 13–18)
Introduction to Music Technology immerses students in the world of music production through digital recording, sound editing, mixing, and creative sound design. Campers produce their own audio projects using professional tools and techniques. Cutoff date is June 15th.
Richland Campus
July 6 – July 10
$80–$100
Creative Solutions (Ages 12–18)
Creative Solutions is a multi-week arts-based program where youth build workforce and life skills through visual and performing arts guided by professional teaching artists. The program culminates in an original art gallery and live concert showcase.
Note: Enrollment requires a formal referral from a Juvenile Probation Officer. Click Learn More to contact the program coordinator.
North Lake Campus
June 18 – August 10
Free
Luxor Society Film Camp (Ages 15–18)
The Luxor Society REEL2REAL Summer Film & Media Camp is a hands-on filmmaking intensive where students explore camera operation, directing, audio production, lighting, and editing through real-world production workflow. Students develop creativity, media literacy, and technical skills through the creation of original film and media projects.
North Lake Campus
June 25 – July 2
Free
Girlstart Studios (Ages 10–13)
Girlstart Studios campers take on every role — actor, film crew, and editor — to produce their own original short film using professional lighting, sound, and special effects. Students explore storyboarding, creative design, and the full filmmaking process from concept to final cut.
Brookhaven: June 29 – July 3
Coppell Center: July 13–17 & July 27–31
$100 weekly
Stitch & Create Camp (Ages 10–17)
Stitch & Create Camp introduces campers ages 10–17 to hand and machine sewing through fun, project-based instruction. Students build creative skills while crafting wearable projects they can take home and show off.
Richland Campus
June 29 – July 2
$50
UAC Summer Camp (Ages 6–17)
Urban Arts offers an enriching summer experience where students explore creativity and develop new skills in theater, dance, music, costume design, stage management, and technical theater. Over three weeks students engage in hands-on learning guided by experienced instructors, culminating in a Broadway-style theatrical production showcasing every participant.
El Centro Campus
July 6 – July 24
$500
Camp Asia (Ages 11–14)
Camp Asia invites students to explore the arts, cultures, and traditions of Asia through hands-on activities including drawing, crafts, painting, and collaborative mural making. Campers deepen their understanding through geography, folktales, and reflective journaling.
North Lake Campus
August 3 – August 7
$100