Bozeman Children's Theatre has recently transitioned to a Non-Profit Organization and is in their 4th year putting on fun and exciting theatrical summer camps! BCT takes students from auditions on Day 1 to a full musical performance by the final day of camp!

YAA runs a variety of youth camps for 1st-12th graders. Whether this is your camper’s first time or they are a “seasoned summer camp pro” there is bound to be something amazing for them at YAA! We are thrilled to be able to offer dynamic, age-appropriate programs for your campers packed full with activities, lasting friendships, delicious food and more fun than you will believe!

Join us for productions of classic stories and devised works at Verge Theater! Our half day camps will include acting, learning music, choreography, and everything it takes to put on a production. Every child signed up will have a part. Along the way they’ll learn about teamwork, boost their confidence, make friends, and have a great time being a part of a mini-production at the end. Our teens will take a deeper dive into theater making with Devised Theater where the performance is created collaboratively by its participants using different theatrical theories, tools, and improv.

We welcome young artists to explore the world of art through all of their senses! Art is an integral part of building a healthy, enriched, and creative community, and we are excited to contribute to the expanding artistic horizons of Bozeman. Kids will partake in art-making sessions with professional art educators, learn about our 2024 exhibition, and showcase the art they make. Activities will include painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, fiber, storytelling, photography, and movement-based projects inspired by the themes of our Tinworks' exhibition. March 1st signup, 16 max per camp.

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