Get ready for a summer full of learning, creativity, and fun! Our STEAM Week, from June 15th to 17th, invites campers to make science fun with Mad Science, hands-on activities at Children’s Museum Houston, and gardening projects. Join us in immersive program designed to foster growth, learn, and provide a solid foundation for curiosity and creativity.
The Lighthouse of Houston is excited to announce our Youth Specialty Camps for children and teens who are blind or low vision. These are a series of specialty mini-camps. Don’t miss this chance to empower your child through skill-building, creativity, and connection.
What: A series of themed mini-camps
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 9:30am-12:30pm.
Where: The Lighthouse of Houston. 3602 W. Dallas St., Houston, TX 77019
Cost: $10 Registration fee per week (snacks and beverages daily)
*Contact Kathy at 713-284-8424 or ktrimm@houstonlighthouse.org with any questions.
Dates
June 8-10 – PERFORMING ARTS (For school-aged youth, ages 5+) – Students will work with trained professionals, including the Open Dance Project, to learn basics of performance arts and dance. There will be a culminating opportunity of seeing the Audio Described performance of “CLUE” at The Hobby Center on June 11th at 7:30pm with tickets offered for the price of $26 each.
June 15-18 – STEAM (For school-aged youth, ages 5+) – Activities will include activities like gardening and a visit from Mad Science, as well as a visit to the Children’s Museum, among other accessible science activities.
June 22-24 – ACCESSIBLE GAMING CAMP (for teens ages 13-19) – Students will gain hands-on experience in accessible gaming, including a presentation from the Texas Workforce Commission.
July 13-15 – PODCASTING (for teens ages 13-19) – Find your voice and learn podcast basics with expert podcaster, and founder of Speke Podcasting, Freddy Cruz.
July 20-22 – ACCESSIBLE SPORTS (For school-aged youth, ages 5+) –Move your body and try something new with adaptive sports, including Ability Skateboarding and Scramble Judo.
July 27-29 – SHINE & DINE (For teens ages 13-19) – Clean-up, Dress-up, and Eat-up – This class is for visually impaired teens who would enjoy learning accessible tricks to manage their skincare and hygiene routines, organize clothing for easy matching and pairing, and appropriate table manners, culminating in a shared dining experience at the Galleria to “shine and dine.”
For more information, please contact Youth and Adult services at 713-284-8429 or email youthadultservices@houstonlighthouse.org.
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