Calling all kids interested in arts and outdoor adventures in the Delridge/West Seattle area: Unleash your creativity and explore nature this spring break! EcoArts spring nature camp is the ideal way for kids ages 7-12 to: - Explore the wonders of nature through creative art projects. - Learn about the environment in a fun and engaging way. - Develop new skills like rock climbing and plant identification. - Make new friends and practice collaborating! Each day at camp: - Create nature-inspired art using unique techniques. - Discover fascinating environmental concepts like photosynthesis and ecosystem health. - Connect with the outdoors through games, activities, and exploration. - Spend enriching time both indoors and outdoors This camp is perfect for: - Kids who love being outdoors - Creative minds who enjoy art - Those curious about the environment - Anyone who wants to have an unforgettable spring break! Camp will be held primarily at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. For our outdoor visits, we will connect with the Youngstown Community Garden, Dragon Fly Pavillion, and Camp Long- all spaces within a mile of Youngstown. We will take a field trip to Camp Long in the morning of Thursday 4/11 to learn rock climbing and walk the trails. April 8th-12th, 2024 9 AM to 3 PM Need extra childcare before or after camp? We offer extended care options for an additional fee: Early drop-off: 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM ($25 per day) Late pick-up: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM ($25 per day) If you only need specific days and not the entire week, please contact [email protected] to coordinate Additional Information: - Youth must bring lunch from home, snacks will be provided - Please dress children in comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and shoes suitable for outdoor activities. - Families may register more than one child but will need to separately register each child - Scholarships available for families who demonstrate financial need Register here in Give Butter! Presented by Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA), a nonprofit dedicated to social, racial, and environmental justice. For more information, visit dnda.org/art, or contact [email protected]