IPFW in Fort Wayne has camps in music, art dance and theatre starting as soon as June 8. Camps and classes are for all ages, with exceptional opportunities for teenagers, who happen to be some of the hardest campers to please.

Dance Classes
Eight-week session runs Saturdays, June 8 through Aug. 10. No class June 22 or July 6.Pre-Dance (Ages 2-3) Ballet I (Ages 4-5) Ballet II (Ages 6-8) Ballet III (Ages 9-12) Tap I (Ages 4-6)

Tap II (Ages 7-9) Tap III (Ages 10-12) Hip Hop (Ages 6-12)

Music Camps and Classes
IPFW Gene Marcus Piano Camp (Ages 12-18)

Summer String Camp (to Age 18)

Piano Exploration Camp for Beginners (Grades 4-5)

Songwriting Camp (Grades 2-3) / Songwriting Camp (Grades 4-7) / Songwriting Camp (Grades 8-12)

IPFW/Sweetwater Music Tech Audio Recording Camp (Grades 9-12) Cast Me!

Audition Workshop (Grades 6-12)

Musical Theatre Audition Workshop (Ages 16 through Adult)

Art Camps and Classes
Fabric Fun Dye Workshop (Grades K-3) June 10-14 / Fabric Fun Dye Workshop (Grades 4-8) June 10-14 / Fabric Fun Dye Workshop (Grades K-3) July 29 to Aug. 2 / Fabric Fun Dye Workshop (Grades 4-8) July 29 to Aug. 2

Drawing/Painting (Grades K-3) / Drawing/Painting (Grades 4-8)

Metalsmithing Basics (Grades 9-12)

Drawing for High School Students (Grades 9-12)

Introductory Photography Skills (Grades 7-12) Advanced Photography Skills (Grades 7-12)

Creative Digital Photography Art (Grades 9-12)

Manga Mania (Grades 6-12)

Photoshop: Creating Digital Images (Grades 6-12)

Make Your Own Movie Using Adobe Premier (Grades 6-12)

Theatre Camps and Classes
“Talk to the Hand” Puppet Workshop (Grades 4-8)

Playwriting: Write Your Own Story for the Stage (Grades 6-12)

Filmmaking Camp: Direct Your Own Movie (Grades 6-12)
Cast Me! Audition Workshop (Grades 6-12)

Fun with Fairy Tales (Pre-K)

Dramagination (Grades K-3)

Youth Drama (Grades 4-7)

Theatre Masters (Grades 8-12)

Limited partial scholarships for grades 2-12 are available for classes only; they do not apply to private music instruction or Suzuki piano.

If you are interested, please call CAA director Melinda Haines at 260-481-6059 and ask for a scholarship assistance form or click here for more information.

To register, click HERE.