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Black River Farm and Ranch accepting 

applications for summer sessions 

For more than 50 years, Black River 

Farm and Ranch has been a place for 

girls to escape to the best summer horse 

camp on earth. 

A short drive from Detroit, Black 

River Farm and Ranch is a horse-lover’s 

paradise. Campers ages 6-14 can enjoy 

one-week or two-week sessions filled 

with riding lessons, trail rides, vaulting, 

swimming, arts and crafts, low ropes 

course, petting zoo, boating, archery and 

much more. 

With over 70 horses to love and care 

for, Black River is every girl’s dream. 

Girls come to have fun with friends 

and horses in a safe, beautiful and peaceful 

setting and enjoy a variety of summer 

camp activities. Black River is located in 

the thumb of Michigan and is the premier 

summer camp for girls who love horses. 

Black River has been family-owned 

and operated for three generations and 

is licensed by the State, approved by the 

Health Department and accredited by the 

American Camping Association. 

To reserve a spot in one of this summer’s 

sessions, visit www.blackriverfarmandranch.com 

or call (810) 679- 

2505. 

Sessions fill fast — sign up today! 

Submitted by Black River Farm and Ranch, 

5040 Sheridan Line Road, Croswell, Mich., 

www.blackriverfarmandranch.com, (810) 

679-2505 

Taste Buds Kitchen turns up the heat with hands-on cooking camps 

What’s better than 

watching your favorite 

cooking shows this summer? 

Being part of the action 

in a fully-equipped, 

custom-designed kids 

kitchen with all the right 

tools at your fingertips! 

BE the next Giada or Guy 

with hands-on summer 

cooking camps at Taste 

Buds Kitchen – coming 

this May to Bannockburn. 

Budding chefs age four 

to teen whip up batches of 

fun and new recipes each 

day. Each week is a new 

culinary adventure that 

explores a new theme and 

unique menu, creating two 

to three recipes each day 

- both savory and sweet. 

Themes include Around 

the World, Chocolate 

Lovers, Mystery Basket, 

Cupcake & Cookie Wars, 

Cooking Show Favorites, 

and more! Thursday 

is Bake Sale day where 

young chefs make their 

own cookie concoctions 

to present for sale to the 

public to raise money for 

charity partner, Cookies 

for Kids Cancer. 

Younger chefs, age 4-8, 

focus on the basics along 

with kitchen games during 

a half-day experience offered 

in the morning from 

9 a.m.-noon. Afternoon 

campers age 9-13 tackle 

advanced techniques and 

culinary challenges from 

1-4 p.m. And ages 10 

and up can apply to be a 

Counselor-in-Training for 

a full day experience from 

9 a.m.-4 p.m. Limited CIT 

positions are available 

each week so applying 

early is strongly recommended. 

Registration is offered 

by the week ($275) or by 

the day ($60). Space is 

filling quickly so sign-up 

today at tastebudskitchen. 

com/bannockburn. 

Cooking camps are offered 

all summer (from 

June 5 through late August) 

and on every school 

holiday, from institute 

days and winter/spring 

Break to MLK and Veterans 

Day. 

“At Taste Buds Kitchen, 

we bring people together 

to create memories around 

cooking together – regardless 

of age or skill level,” 

Kitchen owner, Amanda 

Marijanovic said. 

“Whether it’s a unique 

date night experience, 

girls’ night out, family dinner 

workshop, mommy 

and me class or a weekly 

kid’s cooking class with 

friends new and old, we 

engage and delight budding 

chefs age 2-99 with 

experiences that are creative, 

unique and handson 

– with everything made 

from scratch.” 

By day, offerings include 

signature summer 

and school-holiday camps, 

birthday parties, parent/ 

child workshops, afterschool 

semester classes, 

field trips, scout troops, 

and more. 

By night, public adult 

workshops and private 

events are BYOB and 

ideal for team building and 

corporate groups, bachelorette 

and bridal/baby 

showers, and any occasion 

worth celebrating. Private 

lessons and gift cards are 

also available. 

Visit www.tastebudskitchen.com/bannockburn 

or call (847) 230- 

0330 to register today for 

summer camps. The full 

schedule and grand opening 

events will be posted 

soon. 

Submitted by Taste Buds 

Kitchen, (847) 230-0330, 

www.tastebudskitchen.com/ 

bannockburn 

Where “No Man is an Island” and EVERYONE is a STAR! 

Harand Camp 

of the 

Theatre Arts 

Singing, Dancing, Acting 

Sports & Fun Activities 

Co-Ed, Ages 7-18 

1, 3 or 6 weeks 

Lifelong Friendships 

Modern Facilities 

www.harandcamp.com 

Roller Rink 

Party & Event Rentals 

Indoor Inflatable Play Center 

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Spend your summer with Lake Forest 

Parks and Recreation 

Lake Forest Parks and Recreation 

offers a wide variety of 

summer camp experiences right 

here in our community with a 

flexible schedule, affordable 

pricing, and a reputation that is 

second to none. 

From traditional, super fun 

day camps, to sports, nature, 

dance, art, and technology, there 

is a camp for every child. 

Our traditional day camps for 

children ages 3-12 are offered 

from one week to eight weeks, 

so you can customize your summer 

camp schedule to fit your 

family’s summer plans. Our 

eight-week camps are a great 

value and you can save up to 

20 percent by signing up for the 

entire session. McCormick Day 

Camp will be back at its original, 

well-loved location at McCormick 

Nature Preserve and a full 

session is six weeks. 

This year, our sports camps 

cover lacrosse, soccer, basketball, 

football, golf and volleyball. 

Dance Me a Story camps 

for ages 3-7 will have your tiny 

dancer twirling all summer to the 

music of Alice in Wonderland, 

Beauty and the Beast and many 

more. 

Musical Theater camp productions 

for 2017 are: Finding 

Nemo, Finding Dory, Aladdin 

and High School Musical 2. We 

also offer S.T.E.M. camps which 

include video game coding, 

Minecraft Claymation and chess 

camp. Do you have a young director 

in the house? They will 

love our Camp Hollywood, 

where they work in teams to create 

their own story, script, build 

scenes, and then share their movie 

with friends and family. Wildlife 

camps are always a favorite 

and the Wildlife Discovery Center 

is one of the best places for 

kids to learn about animals and 

nature as they study and observe 

local wildlife along the Middlefork 

Savana. 

For older kids in grades 7-10, 

our popular Counselor in Training 

(CIT) volunteer program offers 

them the opportunity to develop 

leadership skills through 

summer work experience. 

The many skills learned by 

the CIT will aid them in possibly 

obtaining future paying job 

opportunities. The CIT packet 

of information, including a CIT 

application, is available for pick 

up at the Recreation Center or 

on our website. Applications are 

due no later than April 24. 

Start your summer camp 

search in Lake Forest first! 

Submitted by Lake Forest Parks 

and Recreation, 400 Hastings Road, 

Lake Forest, (847) 234-6700, www. 

LFParksandRec.com 

Summer Day Camp 

For kids ages 4 i /2–i4 

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Convenient locations 

Glenview, 

Northbrook, 

Deerfield, and 

Arlington Heights 

Swimming 

Friends 

Field Trips 

1-800-433-6060 

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www.GoodTimesCamp.com • 847.729.4884



The Northwest Passage offers outdoor fun for thrill-seekers 

The Northwest Passage 

produces outdoor adventures 

for day-campers, 

overnighters and the whole 

family. Since 1983 Northwest 

Passage guides and 

instructors have introduced 

tens of thousands of adventurers 

of all ages to 

the challenges and joys of 

outdoor pursuits like sea 

kayaking, rock climbing, 

stand up paddle boarding, 

New 

Friends 

Personal 

Growth 

Positive 

Values 

Great 

Adventures 

Nurturing 

Independence, 

Character, 

and Confidence 

in your child! 

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backpacking, even dog 

sledding to the North Pole 

and climbing some of the 

world’s tallest peaks. 

Located at 1130 Greenleaf 

Ave. in Wilmette, our 

passion for outdoor fun is 

infectious, our professionalism 

unparalleled. Our 

programming expands horizons 

and is supported by 

over three decades of experience. 

The Northwest Passage 

makes high adventure 

accessible to all. 

Northwest Passage 

camps are designed to be 

fun, but more significantly 

they develop young adventurers. 

The outdoor 

world holds a lifetime of 

enriching experiences for 

those with the confidence 

and skills to seek them 

out. Northwest Passage 

programming gets you out 

• Boys & Girls, ages 7-16 

• Traditional & Specialty 

activities, PLUS HORSES, 

Teen Programs, Adventure Trips 

• Sessions from 4 days 

to 1 or more weeks! 

there and lays a foundation 

for you to explore further. 

Weeklong half- and 

full-day programs introduce 

younger campers to 

sea kayaking and stand 

up paddle boarding in the 

North Shore’s local waterways. 

Under the guidance 

of experienced instructors, 

campers have fun while 

honing highly transferable 

water safety skills. Attention 

all “waterbugs,” this is 

the camp for you! 

Day and overnight programs 

for teenage adventurers 

develop more 

advanced leadership and 

outdoor skills. Climb up a 

rock face but also understand 

the roped belay system 

that makes climbing 

safe. Help build a belay 

system and manage it yourself. 

Teen programs are like 

an “adventure learner’s 

permit.” Participants have 

the opportunity to “get in 

the driver’s seat” in a controlled 

outdoor setting. 

Teen programs also expand 

self-sufficiency and teamwork. 

Encountering new 

outdoor challenges with 

great friends is the focal 

point, but collateral experiences 

like pitching camp 

as a group, sharing responsibilities 

and planning trip 

logistics readies campers 

for leadership roles in any 

setting. 

Northwest Passage family 

adventures make it easy 

to enjoy the outdoors with 

your loved ones. Activitybased 

outdoor adventures 

are such valuable experiences, 

but planning and 

producing them can require 

prior knowledge and a big 

chunk of time. 

Let The Northwest Passage 

take care of the logistics 

and the “grunt work.” 

You just need to show up 

ready for fun. The only 

question is how much fun 

do you want to have: an 

afternoon on the water? A 

weekend in the woods? A 

week of island hopping? 

Double dip and make it 

two weeks? The Northwest 

Passage has your needs 

covered. 

We offer a spectrum of 

paddling and hiking trips 

throughout the Midwest’s 

wooded shorelines and 

even venture to faraway 

places like Kilimanjaro, 

the Amalfi Coast and South 

Africa with adventurous 

families. 

Our mission is to get you 

ready, and get you going on 

a lifetime of adventure. See 

you out there! 

Submitted by The Northwest 

Passage, 1130 Greenleaf 

Ave., Wilmette, (800) 732- 

7328, www.nwpassage.com 

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Summer Dance Camps 

Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, 

Hip-Hop & Pre-Dance 

SUMMER DANCE CLASSES BEGIN IN JUNE 

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Explore, build and create with Noggin Builders 

Camp Noggin Builders oneweek 

summer camps in Northbrook 

are filled with fun, handson 

STEM activities! Your 

curious explorers (grades K-8th 

and ages 3-5 years) will enhance 

creative problem solving and 

critical thinking skills, choosing 

from our many different weekly 

themes including Robotics, Science 

of Art, littleBits, Go Green!, 

Architecture, and Secret Codes & 

Ciphers. 

Why is creative problem solving 

an important skill to teach 

children? Teaching creative 

problem skills helps today’s kids 

become tomorrow’s future leaders. 

Our world is quickly changing 

in ways we can’t even imagine, 

and the most important skill 

our children need to be successful 

in the future is the ability to use 

creative and critical thinking to 

solve problems. STEM activities 

(using science, technology, engineering 

and math) are a natural 

way to build these skills. 

Why is it important that kids 

continue to learn during the summer? 

Research shows that children 

show a decrease in both 

knowledge and skills after summer 

vacation. On average, children 

return to school about one 

month behind where they left off 

the previous school year. Engaging 

kids in learning activities 

during the summer helps prevent 

this. Another benefit to participating 

in fun, exploratory learning, 

is that it inspires children 

to view educational activities as 

something enjoyable and fun. 

How is Noggin Builders different? 

At Camp Noggin Builders 

we encourage exploration 

through hands-on, project-based 

learning. We believe in asking 

questions, rather than stating 

answers, and in involving children 

in creating the path our explorations 

will take. At Noggin 

Builders, your child will build 

more than a science project; they 

build the life-long skills of problem 

solving, creative and critical 

thinking, perseverance, communication 

and collaboration. 

Camp that works for your 

schedule! Noggin Builders offers 

flexible schedule options to 

meet the needs of your summer. 

Because each week’s theme and 

activities are different, you can 

sign up for the weeks that fit your 

child’s schedule. Half-day (9 

a.m.-noon) and full-day (9 a.m.-4 

p.m.) camps are available, as well 

as extend day for early morning 

and late afternoon. Each camp 

day will be filled with fun, handson 

activities in STEM. Your child 

will experiment, build, and create 

through explorations based on 

the theme of the week. Fun team 

building activities, cooking and 

crafts are also part of each week. 

Enter code CAMP22CEN at 

checkout by May 15 for $25 off 

each week of camp. Visit www. 

nogginbuilders.com/summercamps. 

Submitted by Noggin Builders, 

3000 Dundee Road, No. 201, 

Northbrook, (847) 687-2450 

LAKE FOREST 

P A R K S A N D R E C R E A T I O N 

Make lasting memories for your kids this summer at 

Lake Forest Parks & Recreation Summer Camps! 

Our Camp Categories Include: 

• Day Camps 

• Sports Camps 

• Dance/Theater Camps 

• Wildlife Camps 

• STEM Camps 

Register now at www.LFParksandRec.com!



Kenilworth Park District summer camps keep 

children active, mentally engaged 

During the summer months, 

parents can keep their children 

physically and mentally engaged 

by signing them up for Kenilworth 

Park District summer 

camps. 

The fun and learning begins 

Monday, June 19, and runs 

through Friday, July 28. There 

is no camp on July 4th in observance 

of Independence Day. 

The Kenilworth Park District 

is committed to nurturing youths 

in the community. At camp, children 

will have an enriching, safe 

experience with caring directors 

and counselors. 

According to counselors, there 

are 4 reasons that you should send 

your children to summer camp: 

1. Adventure: Kenilworth Park 

District summer camps stimulate 

the imagination of young children 

through adventure and exploration. 

2. Fun and fitness: Camps engage 

children through mental and 

physical stimulation, including 

outdoor activities, arts and crafts, 

and science experiments. 

3. Friendship: Camps offer 

an outlet to children outside of 

school where they can connect 

with each other through camp 

activities and create new friendships. 

4. Memories: Camp is an unforgettable 

experience, and your 

campers will have plenty of exciting 

stories to tell at the end of 

each day. The Kenilworth Park 

District offers two different summer 

camps to choose from. 

Campers should be registered 

for the correct camp based on the 

grade that they will enter in September 

2017. Each camp offers a 

regular day (9 a.m.-noon) or an 

extended day (9 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) 

option. The following is a brief 

synopsis of each camp. 

LITTLE SPRINGS: (Ages 3 

to first grade.) At Little Springs, 

campers will enjoy activities in 

the areas of art, music, science 

and plenty of outdoor activities. 

In addition to daily activities, 

special performances are scheduled 

throughout the summer. In 

the past, campers have enjoyed 

performances by jugglers, magicians, 

professional BMX riders, 

animal shows, puppet shows, and 

yo-yo entertainers. 

SPORTS PLUS: (second 

through sixth grade) In Sports 

Plus, campers participate in a 

variety of organized sports and 

games. These activities are focused 

on skill development and 

team building. Arts and craft projects, 

regular trips to the beach, 

and weekly entertainers are all a 

part of the Sports Plus camp experience. 

Sports Plus participants 

can choose either a three-week or 

six-week options. 

The Kenilworth Park District 

also offers junior golf, basketball 

skills, karate, and boys lacrosse 

summer camp options. 

For more information and to 

register, visit the Kenilworth 

Park District website at www.KenilworthParkDistrict.org. 

Submitted by the Kenilworth Park 

District, 347 Ivy Court, Kenilworth, 

(847) 251-1691, www.Kenilworth- 

ParkDistrict.org 

Be part of the country’s most elite and cutting-edge interdisciplinary art school. 

Children’s Multi-Arts Camp and Middle School Programs in art, design, and mixed media 

Register now for summer camps and programs. 

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How your child can benefit from a STEM education 

Everyone from teachers to 

business owners is talking about 

the importance of science, technology, 

engineering, and math 

(STEM). 

But why is everyone so concerned 

about these specific fields 

of study? 

Here are just a few of the benefits 

your child could gain from 

studying STEM. 

1. Solve Real-World Problems 

With Creative Solutions 

STEM fields encourage spatial 

reasoning, if-then thinking, 

problem solving, and creativity. 

They force students to look at 

problems from different angles 

and come up with unique solutions. 

While reinforcing these behaviors 

ultimately strengthens 

their performance in math or science 

class, it doesn’t stop there. 

Life is no cakewalk, and kids 

encounter a variety of problems 

every day, from homework challenges 

to friend drama. By improving 

their problem-solving 

skills in the STEM classroom, 

your child will be better prepared 

to tackle all of life’s problems, 

big or small. 

2. Prepare for Our Evolving 

Future 

An estimated 1 million STEM 

jobs will go unfilled by 2020, 

and it’s time to start equipping 

our kids with the skills they need 

to thrive in our ever-changing 

world. 

If your child dreams of engineering 

innovative bridges or 

creating the next cure for cancer, 

it’s easy to see how studying science 

or math could be integral. 

But these aren’t the only students 

who need to dive into STEM 

studies. 

As robotics and automation 

continue to change the workforce, 

experts suggest that a 

basic understanding of science, 

technology, engineering, and 

math will be necessary for most 

jobs. As our information-based 

society grows more and more reliant 

on technology, students will 

need to be prepared. 

3. Discover a Passion 

STEM fields can appear boring 

or difficult for students who 

have only encountered them in 

traditional learning settings. Yet 

with the right instruction, STEM 

studies can unlock a whole new 

world of possibilities. In fact, 

the best STEM instructors connect 

science, technology, engineering, 

and math principles to 

the topics that already interest 

students. Making those connections 

is often the spark that leads 

to students developing a lifelong 

passion. 

Get started with STEM at iD Tech 

At iD Tech summer programs, 

students ages 6-18 can learn to 

code apps, design video games, 

mod Minecraft, model 3-D characters, 

engineer robots, discover 

cyber security, print 3-D models, 

and more. They get the chance 

to explore a top campus, create 

an impressive project, and learn 

STEM skills that last long after 

summer. 

Help your child receive the 

many benefits of a STEM education. 

iD Tech summer camps are 

held locally at Lake Forest College, 

Northwestern, Benedictine, 

Lewis University, Loyola University, 

and over 150 prestigious 

campuses across that country. 

While most programs are weeklong 

(overnight stays optional at 

many locations), teens can enroll 

in two-week, pre-college academies 

for the most immersive, 

in-depth instruction. 

Submitted by ID Tech, www.idtech. 

com 

ENROLL NOW 

FOR SUMMER 2017 

JUNE 19 THROUGH AUGUST 11 

Do More With 

Your Summer! 

CAMP WOODLAND 

for GIRLS 

TOWERING PINES CAMP 

for BOYS 

Towering 

Pines Camp 

for boys 

Camp 

Woodland 

for girls 

TOWERING PINES 

• WOODLAND 

LEARN • LAUGH • LEAD 

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During the month of 

March, I often think of 

Kermit the Frog and the 

song, “It’s Not Easy Being 

Green.” 

While Kermit is referring 

to the color green in 

his song, I am reminded of 

a state of being. When you 

are “green” at something, 

it often means that you are 

new. 

There are many times 

in life that we are put in a 

new situation, whether it 

be changing schools, joining 

a sports team or club, 

moving to a different location, 

starting a new job, 

switching careers, etc. 

Coming to camp for 

the first time may bring 

about feelings of being 

green. Being new can 

seem scary or challenging 

at first. You may be wondering 

if you will fit in, if 

the other campers will like 

The Tao of being a camp counselor 

you, if the food tastes like 

what you eat at home, if 

your bed will be comfortable, 

and a long list of 

other thoughts that may be 

crossing your mind in the 

days and months leading 

up to your first sleep-away 

camp experience. 

First of all, you should 

know that at Towering 

Pines, we LOVE having 

new campers join us 

each summer! It is fun to 

welcome boys from new 

places that will contribute 

to the diverse culture of 

geographic locations that 

are represented each year. 

This will add to a growing 

list of connections that you 

will make by having friends 

from all around the world. 

New campers bring a 

fresh perspective and energy 

that is important to the 

life of camp – we THRIVE 

because you are a VITAL 

New campers bring a fresh perspective 

and energy that is important 

to the life of camp – we 

THRIVE because you are a VI- 

TAL part of our camp family! 

part of our camp family! 

To help you feel comfortable 

in your new summer 

home, we have several 

things in place to make 

it easy for you to get in the 

groove of camp. 

First off, your counselors 

will greet you with a 

BIG smile and lend a hand 

with moving in and settling 

into your cabin. They 

will explain the routines of 

a typical day and will be 

ready to answer any questions 

you may have. 

After that, you will 

get to play a ton of FUN 

games that will assist you 

with learning the names 

of the boys in your cabin 

and around camp. Because 

we are a smaller camp, it 

is truly a place “Where 

Everybody Knows Your 

Name”! 

Before selecting your activities, 

you will have the 

opportunity to take a tour 

and see where each takes 

place, meet the staff, and 

find out all of the cool stuff 

you will get to do. 

Evenings will offer an 

opportunity to do a cabin 

activity, be part of our 

weekly campfire, or take 

part in a workshop of your 

choice. The TP kitchen 

staff will serve up some 

awesome meals that will 

provide comfort as you 

spend your first few days 

at camp. Don’t be surprised 

if you ask your Mom when 

you return home to cook 

a recipe that is something 

new you tried at camp! 

New can also be exciting! 

You will be embarking 

on an adventure that 

may be different from 

what your friends may 

choose to do this summer. 

Even veteran campers 

experience a taste of “being 

green” each summer. 

They may be in a different 

cabin with a new mix of 

campers from the year before 

or they may decide to 

try a new activity or challenge 

themselves in an old 

one. 

The great thing is that 

we are there to support 

each camper every step of 

the way. So, maybe it really 

IS easy being green 

after all at Towering Pines! 

Come see for yourself 

and join us for summer 

2017 ... we can’t wait to 

meet you! 

For more information 

about Towering Pines for 

Boys Woodland for Girls, 

visit www.eaglerivercamps.com 

or call (847) 

446-7311. 

Submitted by Towering 

Pines for Boys Woodland 

For Girls, Eagle River, Wis., 

(847) 446-7311



Harand Camp of the Theatre Arts to 

celebrate 63rd season in summer 2017 

The renowned Harand 

Camp of the Theatre Arts, 

located on the campus of 

Carthage College in Kenosha, 

continues with its 

63rd Season in Summer 

2017. To register, or for 

more information, contact 

(847) 864-1500, harandcamp@gmail.com 

or visit 

www.harandcamp.com. 

Established in 1955, 

Harand Camp was one of 

the first co-ed, residential 

camps to combine musical 

theater with the fun of traditional 

camp life. Located 

on the beautiful campus 

of Carthage College in 

Kenosha, Harand offers 

performing arts training 

for campers ages 7 to 18, 

plus sports, activities, and 

camp fun in a supportive, 

family environment. Sessions 

run one, three, or six 

weeks and culminate with 

large-scale performances 

in a 400-seat, state-of-theart 

theater. 

In preparation for final 

shows, campers take daily 

classes in singing, dancing, 

and acting with occasional 

rehearsals in the 

evening. Harand Camp adheres 

to a non-competitive 

philosophy where “no man 

is an island” and everyone 

is a star. It is the goal for 

everyone to develop performance 

skills while also 

building self-confidence. 

During the first threeweek 

session (Pageant: 

June 18–July 9) campers 

perform in a major musical 

revue featuring the 

entire camp. Each group 

stars in two sections of 

non-stop singing and dancing 

wearing amazing costumes. 

During the second 

three-week session (Musicals: 

July 10–30) each 

age group prepares a fulllength 

musical with every 

camper performing a lead 

role and in the ensemble – 

ensuring everyone has the 

chance to shine. 

Campers may also attend 

for six weeks (June 

18-July 30) or a unique 

one-week session (Workshop: 

June 18–24) exclusive 

to new campers, ages 

7-12. This option is perfect 

for children who have 

never been away from 

home and culminates in 

a workshop performance 

featuring songs, dances 

and drama presentations. 

Enrollment in the program 

is very limited and oneweekers 

always have the 

option to stay. 

In addition to the theatre 

program, campers take 

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Glencoe’s Pascal pour Elle offers 

redefined salon experience 

A visionary in the salon 

world, Pascal Ibgui, owner 

of Pascal pour Elle in 

Glencoe, has redefined the 

salon concept, taking the 

servicing of his clientele to 

the next level and earning 

the respect and admiration 

of industry colleagues 

worldwide. Pascal pour 

Elle, a luxury salon for all 

the senses, pampers its clientele 

in Glencoe. 

With a staff of the region’s 

finest stylists, colorists 

and spa treatment 

specialists, Pascal pour 

Elle sets its own standard 

for such services as Hair 

Extensions, Thermal Hair 

Straightening, Color treatments 

including Balayage, 

Ombre and more. 

Pascal is recognized as 

an innovator and thought 

leader in the salon and 

spa landscape for many 

reasons. Our clients are 

our canvas. We work with 

what is presented, finding 

and expressing qualities 

that are consistent with the 

individual’s lifestyle and 

taste. We want our clients 

to feel confident when they 

ask, “Mirror, mirror on the 

wall...” Another reason is 

on the retail side, Pascal 

saw the need for a broader 

and more diverse range of 

products offerings at the 

salon level, including Kerastase, 

Oribe, Goldwell 

and Evo to name a few. 

Pascal is focused on 

education and product 

knowledge for all of his 

staff members keeping 

them up to date on the latest 

techniques and products. 

He is driven by the 

dedication and teamwork 

that his staff shows him on 

a daily bases. 

Submitted by Pascal pour 

Elle, 368 Park Ave., Glencoe, 

www.pascalpourelle.com, 

(847) 501-3100 

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Wilmette Park District offers 

array of activities all summer 

With spring just around the 

corner, we at the Wilmette Park 

District are thinking ahead and 

gearing up for our Summer 2017 

camp season. 

Our camp programs have become 

tradition within the community, 

and the season is anxiously 

awaited each year by our 

young residents from ages 3 to 

16. 

Commencing June 12, the 

park district is hosting over 100 

camps across 13 different locations 

in Wilmette. The streets 

will be filled with Camp FU- 

SION cyclists as they travel 

across the village, taking part in 

fun activities at different sites 

each day. 

Early childhood programs and 

day camps will take over the 

halls of local schools, and the 

Community Recreation Center 

will be buzzing with creative 

art and tech camps to spark your 

child’s interests. Our beaches 

will have campers sailing, kayaking, 

showing off their balance 

skills on an SUP, or learning 

valuable leadership skills in the 

Jr. Lifeguard program. Across 

town, aspiring golfers will be 

honing their skills at the Wilmette 

Golf Club, while future 

tennis pros will hit the courts at 

Centennial. 

Specialized sport camps will 

be scattered throughout our 

parks and facilities, practicing 

new skills and advancing their 

grasp of the game. Early Bird 

and Extension Camps will be offered 

to keep the fun rolling all 

day long. In addition, the park 

district is pleased to announce 

an all new session of summer 

camps. 

Episode II: Return of Summer 

will run as a special session from 

August 7 through September 1. 

Chase away those end-of-summer 

blues with an extra 4 weeks 

of camp fun. Choose from sport, 

art, adventure and technology 

camps. More information will be 

arriving soon, so stay tuned. 

We are already excited for 

summer so be sure to look 

through your Summer 2017 

Camp Guide for all the opportunities 

to make this summer a 

hit for your little one. It is our 

goal to offer programs that cater 

to all interests, from science 

and technology, to cultural arts 

and exercise. We want our kids 

to stay active over their summer 

break while making new friends 

and lasting memories. 

Submitted by the Wilmette Park 

District, 1200 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette, 

(847) 256-6100 

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three periods of electives per day. Options 

include a variety of sports, fitness, fine arts 

and activity classes as well as additional performing 

arts and production electives. When 

not rehearsing in the evening, campers enjoy 

an exciting schedule of cabin nights, events, 

all-camp games, concerts and trips bowling, 

skating, or to a local entertainment park. 

Campers also enjoy the comfort of modern 

facilities, residing in dorms overlooking 

Lake Michigan. Delicious meals are 

served in the dining hall which features an 

extensive menu by Sodexo. Accommodations 

can be made for special dietary needs. 

Other amenities include: 400-seat theatre, 

Olympic-size pool, dance and fitness center, 

on-campus security, certified nurse, and a 

low staff/camper ratio. Harand Camp is accredited 

by the American Camp Association 

and received the Program Excellence Award 

in 2013. 

Harand Camp strives to make the camp 

experience affordable for all families and 

offers a variety of discounts, payment plans 

and scholarships. Need-based scholarships 

are awarded through the Harand Camp 

Scholarship Fund, a 501c3 organization. 

Follow “HarandCamp” on Facebook, 

Twitter and YouTube. 

Submitted by Harand Camp of the Theatre Arts, 

(847) 864-1500, harandcamp@gmail.com, www. 

harandcamp.com 

School of the Art Institute of Chicago summer camps: 

where kids explore, imagine, and discover! 

Register now for summer 

2017 children’s multi-arts 

camps, ages 4-9. 

One- and two-week sessions 

In SAIC’s Multi-Arts 

Camps, kids learn to discover, 

explore, and imagine in their 

own unique ways, experimenting 

with a variety of art 

materials and methods that 

encourage the development 

of creative thinking and problem 

solving skills. With the 

most summer camp options 

in Chicago, your children will 

be inspired by our fantastic 

downtown location, exceptional 

instruction, and regular 

opportunities to explore the 

collections of the Art Institute 

of Chicago museum. 

Camps are grouped by ages 

4-5, 6-7, and 8-9. Campers 

work together on a variety of 

fun projects and experience 

the joys of making art with 

old and new friends. Projects 

include painting, drawing, 

mixed-media, sculpture, 

printmaking, performance, 

digital art, and more. 

Campers enroll for morning, 

afternoon, or both timeslots 

(all day) with no duplication 

of projects. Each 

one- and two-week camp 

will have a new and exciting 

theme, so students can enroll 

in multiple sessions. 

• Multi-Arts Camp: Ages 4-5 

is a morning-only camp. 

CW Multi-Arts Camps will 

host a final exhibition on the 

last day of camp at 12:30 p.m. 

for both the a.m. and p.m. 

campers. Please plan on joining 

us- family and friends encouraged 

to attend! 

Register now for summer 

2017 Middle School Programs, 

ages 10–13. 

One- and two-week sessions 

In SAIC’s Middle School 

Program camps, kids focus 

on media-specific and interdisciplinary 

approaches to art 

and design with an emphasis 

on expanding critical thinking 

skills. With fun and exciting 

camp options not offered anywhere 

else in Chicago, your 

children will be inspired by 

our fantastic downtown location, 

exceptional instruction, 

and regular opportunities to 

explore the collections of the 

Art Institute of Chicago museum. 

One- and two-week Middle 

School Program camps meet 

Monday through Friday from 

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and include 

the following: 

• Animation Camp 

• Architecture Camp 

• Comics and Graphic Novels 

Camp 

• Digital/Web Design Camp 

• Fashion Camp 

• Illustration Camp 

• Painting and Drawing Camp 

• Sculpture Camp 

• Toy Design/3D Modeling 

Camp 

• Video Game Design Camp 

For more information visit 

www.saic.edu/cs. 

Submitted by School of the Art 

Institute of Chicago, 36 S. Wabash 

Ave., Suite 1201, Chicago, 

cs@saic.edu, (312) 629-6170, 

www.saic.edu/cs



Big Blue Swim School’s four-day Super- 

Improver camps run all summer long 

Big Blue Swim School 

is excited to announce the 

schedule for this summer’s 

Super-Improver Camps. 

Each four-day camp runs 

Monday through Thursday 

and packs a month’s worth 

of progress into four consecutive 

days with the same 

teacher. 

“We like to encourage 

year-round swimming,” 

Big Blue founder Chris 

DeJong said. “To do this, 

we make our schedule as 

parent-friendly as possible. 

“Our Super-Improver 

Camps are a great way for 

families to pick and choose 

which weeks they would 

like to attend lessons.” 

Families are welcome to 

sign up for multiple camps 

throughout the summer 

in addition to attending 

weekly lessons with the 

same professional teacher 

to maximize progress and 

comfort around the water. 

Big Blue’s three state-ofthe-art 

teaching facilities 

in Buffalo Grove, Niles, 

and Wilmette (and coming 

this summer to Hoffman 

Estates) are specifically designed 

to make swim lessons 

as easy and as fun as 

possible for families. 

Professional, adult teachers 

teach small classes of 

three to four swimmers in 

90-degree water. Families 

are welcome to change in 

their own individual changing 

room and parents may 

take advantage of a comfortable 

viewing area with 

free Wi-Fi or sit pool side 

for a front-row seat. 

“There’s nothing better 

than watching a child have 

a break through moment 

during a lesson,” DeJong 

said. 

“Most people don’t realize 

how much work goes 

into creating moments like 

that.” 

Watch your child turn 

into a “I-can-do-it swimmer” 

and find out why 

Life’s BIG Moments Start 

Here by calling (847) 729- 

7665 or visiting www.bigblueswimschool.com 

to 

register today. 

If you would like more 

information about this topic, 

contact Chris DeJong at 

(847) 892-7169 or email 

at chris@bigblueswim. 

school. 

Registration is now open 

for camps beginning June 

5. 

Submitted by Big Blue Swim 

School, 3232 Lake Ave., 

Wilmette, www.bigblueswimschool.com/, 

(847) 737-9087 

Fonseca Martial Arts camp 

announces summer hours 

Fonseca Martial Arts (FMA) is excited 

to announce its annual summer camp at 

our Wilmette Dojo. 

At FMA, it’s not just about mastering 

karate technique. FMA’s Wilmette summer 

program for ages 4-6 is about learning 

life skills. Camp is offered Mondays, 

Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m.- 

noon. Children engage in 2 1/2 hours of 

interactive fun while building coordination, 

strength, character and focus. 

Camps are available from June 12-16, 

June 19-23, June 26-30, July 10-14 and 

July 17-21. There is no camp the week of 

July 3-7. 

Register by April 15 and receive 10 percent 

off. Costs are $45/week for one session 

per week, $85/week for two sessions and 

$120/week for three sessions. 

For children between the ages of 7-12, 

please check-out our annual Evanston 

Karate Camp. You will receive more toplevel 

karate instruction than ever before! 

Our 2017 summer camp program features 

more instruction from our world class instructors 

than even before. Your child will 

be taught by the very best in karate while 

having fun both indoors and outside with 

fellow campers Monday-Friday. 

Evanston summer camps are available 

June 12-16, June 19-23, June 26-30, July 

10-14, July 17-21, July 24-28, July 31- 

Aug. 4, Aug. 7-11 and Aug. 14-18. 

Costs are $199 per week for one to four 

weeks and $179 a week for five to nine 

weeks, including a free karate class in the 

evenings. Register by April 15 to receive 

10 percent off. 

Early drop-off is available from 8-9 a.m. 

and late pickup is available from 3-4 p.m. 

each day. A cost of $15 per hour is enforced 

when parents are more than 15 minutes late 

for pickups. 

Register online at www.fonsecamartialarts.com/programs/summer_camp. 

For 

more information about this program, email 

info@fonsecamartialarts.com. 

Submitted by Fonseca Martial Arts, 1100 

Central Ave. D, Wilmette, (847) 512-1606 and 

Fonseca Martial Arts, 823 1/2 Chicago Ave., 

Evanston, (847) 866-0200



MEET TRISH 

With more than 15 years as a seasoned colorist, I have an undying passion for hair and 

making my clients feel and look beautiful. I have been with Pascal Pour Elle for a total of 

6 years. I love staying up to date with current trends by taking various specialty classes 

that Pascal provides for our team. I value a professional atmosphere that supports my 

commitment to delivering above and beyond services with a thorough consultation 

to determine my client’s vision. I love watching a client walk out of the salon with a 

new found confidence. I am an animal lover! I love the sense of family that comes with 

working at Pascal Pour Elle. 

– Trish / Master Colorist 

2015 • 2016 

368 PARK AVENUE • GLENCOE • 847.501.3100 

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CAMPS 

There’s Always Room for More! 

NS Dance & 

Theater offers fun 

North Shore Dance & 

Theater in Glenview offers 

fun and educational 

Broadway Bound Performing 

Arts Camps 

where students learn about 

theater, music, and dance 

and then act, sing, and 

dance in front of audiences 

of friends and family. 

All camps take place at 

Glenview United Methodist 

Church, 727 Harlem 

Ave. Glenview. Facility is 

handicap-accessible and 

offers free parking for parents. 

Camps include The 

Journey of Peter Pan (July 

3-14; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; grades 

K-5th) $380 per child/early 

bird discount $365 per 

child; Grease (July 17-28; 

9 a.m.-3 p.m.; grades 4th- 

8th) $400 per child/early 

bird discount $385 per 

child; The Tale of Frozen 

(July 17-28; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; 

grades K-3rd) $400 per 

child/early bird discount 

$385 per child; The Tale of 

Sleeping Beauty (July 31- 

Aug. 4; 9 a.m.-noon and 

1-4 p.m.; grades K-5th) 

$155 per child/early bird 

discount $145 per child; 

101 Dalmatians (Aug. 

7–11; 9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 

p.m.; grades K-5th) $155 

per child/early bird discount 

$145 discount; and 

a special Theater/Bible 

School camp - Joseph and 

the Amazing Technicolor 

Dreamcoat (Aug. 14-18; 

9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m.; 

grades K-5th) $50 GUMC 

member/$100 non-GUMC 

member. 

Counselor in Training 

Camps also offered for 

grades 6th-10th) to learn 

directing, costuming, musical 

direction, and props 

(July 3-14, July 17-28, 

July 31-Aug 4, and Aug. 

7-11, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and 

9 a.m.-4 p.m.) $300 per 

child. 

All students are asked to 

bring a snack, lunch (for 

full day camps), water bottle, 

and dance shoes daily. 

To receive the early bird 

discount, students must be 

registered and paid in full 

by or on May 1. For more 

information or to register, 

call (847) 715-8690, email 

glenview@northshoredanceandtheater.com 

or 

visit www.northshoredancleandtheater.com. 

Submitted by North Shore 

Dance & Theater, 727 Harlem 

Ave., Glenview, (847) 

715-8690 

Little Springs Summer Camp 

Weekdays: June 19 - July 28th 2017 

Time: 9a - 12pm; Extended 1:30pm 

Ages: 3yrs.- 1st Grade 

At Little Springs, campers will enjoy activities 

in the areas of art, music, science and plenty of 

outdoor activities. In addition to daily activities, 

special performances are scheduled throughout 

the summer. 

Sports Plus Summer Camp 

Weekdays: June 19th - July 28th 2017 

Time: 9a-12pm; Extended 1:30pm 

Ages: 2nd - 6th grade 

In Sports Plus, campers participate in a variety 

of organized sports and games. These activities 

are focused on skill development and team 

building. Arts and craft projects, regular trips to 

the beach, and weekly entertainers are all a part 

of the Sports Plus camp experience. 

Junior Golf Summer Clinic 

Dates: June 13 -29; July 5 - 21 (no class 7/7) 

Days: June: Tues/Thurs July: Wed/Fri 

Times: 1:30pm - 3:15pm 

Ages: 7 - 12 yrs 

In the junior golf summer clinic, participants 

will learn the basic skills of golf. Key skills 

include rolling, launching, wedging, etc. They 

will also learn how to make their own practice 

area and golf course. 

Boy’s Lacrosse Summer Clinic 

Dates: June 19th - July 28th 

Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 

Time: 1:30pm - 3:30pm 

Ages: 3rd - 7th grade 

3 Week & 6 Week Camp Options Available 

The Kenilworth Park District partners with 

collegiate Lacrosse instructors from Kenilworth 

Lacrosse to put on a 6-week Lacrosse Skills 

Camp for 3rd-7th grade boys to learn or 

continue their love, sportsmanship, and 

knowledge of Lacrosse. 

Basketball Summer Skills Camp 

Dates: June 20th - July 2nd (3 Week Option) 

Dates: July 4th - July 21st (3 Week Option) 

Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays 

Time: 1:30 - 3:30 

Ages: 2nd - 7th graders 

Designed for players looking to sharpen their 

skills over the summer, this skills camp gets you 

READY TO PLAY! This program focuses on 

the fundamentals of the game - ball handling, 

passing, shooting, and defense. By learning the 

proper techniques, campers will develop a strong 

foundation for basketball. Players will be divided 

into groups based on ability. These skills are 

taught in a fun and positive environment by 

our coaching professionals. 

For more information on each camp and to register, 

visit our website at KenilworthParkDistrict.org



North Suburban YMCA 

summer day camps 

The North Suburban 

YMCA has the right camp 

for every kid. With flexible 

schedules, experienced 

staff, and the widest variety 

of general and special 

interest programs, the Y 

enables families to create 

the perfect summer experience 

at an affordable price. 

For 2017, the North 

Suburban Y offers dozens 

of options for kids ages 2 

through junior high, including 

exciting specialty 

camps in art, science, 

digital media, and much 

more. The Y’s programs 

are designed to provide a 

welcoming, nurturing, and 

creative environment to 

support the development 

of each child. Campers 

take full advantage of the 

Y’s excellent facilities, 

with large gyms, outdoor 

sports fields, art and dance 

studios, and appealing 

playgrounds. Most programs 

offer recreational 

swimming and lessons 

with professional Y instructors 

in the Y’s indoor 

pool. Weekly field trips to 

exciting venues around the 

Chicago suburbs. 

New programs for 2017 

include innovative camps 

for special interests, including: 

• Fun with Food 

• Games of All Sorts 

• Experiments and Explosions 

• Digital Comic Book 

Design 

• Gaming Design 

• Morning of Music & 

Art 

• Art Explorers 

These new programs 

join a list of over 40 specialized 

and general camp 

programs to fit children of 

all ages and interests. Most 

importantly, all Y camps 

offer fun, active experiences 

that promote friendships, 

confidence, and 

curiosity. CIT programs 

for older campers develop 

leadership skills to prepare 

them for future roles as 

camp counselors. 

NSYMCA camps also 

deliver flexibility and 

value that appeals to parents. 

Campers can sign up 

for sessions by the week, 

accommodating family 

schedules and allowing 

children to explore a 

variety of programs. The 

Y even offers partial week 

options and has half day 

and full day camps, before- 

and after-camp childcare, 

and transportation 

from Northbrook summer 

schools for afternoon 

camps. All these options 

create a truly customized 

experience to work with 

any family’s situation. 

All NSYMCA camp activities 

are run by highly 

trained counselors under 

the leadership of the Y’s 

experienced professional 

staff. Carol Sassorossi, a 

veteran NSYMCA coach 

and sports director, oversees 

all programs as camp 

director, with the assistance 

of Early Childhood 

Supervisor Shannon Cartier, 

Sports Camp Supervisor 

Ashley Almdale, and 

Traditional Camp Supervisor 

Kevin Tyner. All four 

are certified teachers with 

many years of experience 

in YMCA camp programs. 

NSYMCA Visual Arts Director 

Cathie Winnie and 

Performing Arts Director 

Shannon Mundorf oversee 

the camps in their areas of 

expertise. 

Registration is now 

open for all North Suburban 

YMCA summer 

camps. Check out the 

complete camp guide at 

www.NSYMCA.org or 

call (847) 272-7250 for 

more information. 

Submitted by the North Suburban 

YMCA, 2705 Techny 

Road, Northbrook, (847) 

272-7250



Happy campers only at the Winnetka Park District 

Keep your children active 

in the great outdoors 

while they have a blast 

with their friends all summer 

long! Winnetka Park 

District’s 2017 Summer 

Day Camps are enrolling 

now. Our summer day 

camps utilize Winnetka’s 

scenic parks and wonderful 

facilities, and feature 

games and activities appropriate 

to each age 

group. 

Year after year, Winnetka 

Park District’s affordable, 

high-quality 

camps provide an experience 

that your children 

will love. In 2016, WPD’s 

camps achieved a 94 percent 

customer satisfaction 

rating thanks to our quality 

programming and experienced, 

enthusiastic and 

responsible staff. 

Camps offered: 

• Happiness Is 1 (ages 34 

months - 4 years) 

• Happiness Is 2 (4-6 

years) 

• Almost Anything Goes 

(Entering 2nd - 4th 

grades) 

• Middle School Madness 

(Entering 5th - 6th 

grades) 

• Adventure Camp (Entering 

7th - 9th grades) 

• Counselors-In-Training 

and Junior Counselors 

(Entering 7th-9th 

grades) 

Depending on the camp, 

your child will experience 

each week, extended 

“lunch bunch” days, time 

at the beach, field trips, 

special events and more. 

The “how I spent my summer 

vacation” question 

will be full of adventures 

that took place at summer 

camp. 

Flexible scheduling and 

selected week options 

Flexible scheduling options 

allow you to pick 

and choose sessions that 

work for you. Utilize our 

“selected week” option by 

calling (847) 501-2040, 

and registering for as 

many or as few weeks as 

you need. 

Before and after camp 

options available 

For those families that 

like to get an early start 

to the day, our camps for 

children ages 34 months 

through 4th grade offer 

Early Drop Off at 8:00 

a.m. 

The After Camp is the 

perfect opportunity to extend 

your child’s enjoyable 

camp experience. This option 

is available for campers 

through 6th grade and 

goes until 6:00 p.m. 

Lunch service 

If parents so choose, you 

can take advantage of our 

lunch service from Marla’s 

Lunch! Lunches utilize 

local, sustainable and 

healthy menu items to ensure 

your child’s lunches 

are eaten and enjoyed. 

Reserve your camper’s 

place now, pay later 

Reserve your child’s 

spot now as camps fill up 

fast! Our partial payment 

plan allows you to reserve 

your child’s spot in camp 

by placing a $100 deposit. 

On May 31, the remaining 

camp balance will be 

charged. Partial payment 

plans are available in-person 

by check or credit card 

only. For more information 

call (847) 501-2040. 

Learn more about all 

these camps at www.winpark.org/camps. 

Keep a smile on your 

child’s face all summer by 

sending them to day camp 

at the Winnetka Park District. 

Submitted by the Winnetka 

Park District, 540 Hibbard 

Road, Winnetka, (847) 501- 

2040 

Call today to sign up for your 

4-Day Super Improver Camp. 

Camps start Monday, June 5th. 

Sign up for as many as you 

want while availability lasts. 

847-729-7665 

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