Hello and Welcome to Summer 2020
Updated: Jun 22, 2020
Hello everyone, Mr D. here. What a wild ride it has been converting from our brick and mortar award winning Summer Camps to online "not really" Summer Camps. We have found a way through and are now very excited to invite students ages 7-14 to try out multiple programs from multiple artists.
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Okay, 'Save $40 through February 15,' that's a pretty sweet deal for Mr. D's Summer Camp! White Screen made me think of my own childhood summers-wonder if this online version offers that same feeling. Maybe I'll check out Mr. D's Blog on my coffee break?