
Winter Break Camps
3 days of creativity, friendship, and theatre. Make winter break a chance to explore something new.
Ask about winter campsBIG IDEAS. REAL STAGES. A PLACE FOR EVERYONE.
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NorCal Arts annually serves over 500 K–8th students in a variety of winter, spring and summer themed camps.

Choose an experience. Make it yours.





Winter. Spring. Summer.
School-break adventures
Winter break, spring break, and summer adventures filled with creativity, new friends, and the thrill of making something together.
Winter. Spring. Summer.
Turn a school break into something memorable. Seasonal theatre adventures and summer experiences for growing imaginations.

3 days of creativity, friendship, and theatre. Make winter break a chance to explore something new.
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5 days of creativity, friendship, and theatre. Make spring break a chance to explore something new.
Ask about spring camps
Nine sessions of creativity, collaboration, and fun. Discover a summer of stories, movement, and making something new.
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3 days of creativity, friendship, and theatre. Make thanksgiving break a chance to explore something new.
Ask about Thanksgiving camps



A regular place to create
A creative rhythm
Fall, winter, and spring performing arts classes for grades 1–3, grades 4–6, and teens. Build performance skills, confidence, creativity, and connection.
A regular place to create
A regular place to create. Age-specific acting and improv classes build skills, confidence, and connection, week after week.

Explore characters through voice, movement, theatre games, and group scenes. This class welcomes new and returning young actors and finishes with a family presentation.
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Practice voice, improvisation, and monologues while building the fundamentals of acting. Students work toward a final performance for family and friends.
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Build confidence speaking and performing through voice work, improv games, and scene skills. The class welcomes a range of experience levels and culminates in a presentation.
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Create a character. Build a performance.
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Created by Cynthia Speakman and now powered by NorCal Arts. After-school theatre arts classes and summer camps built around students’ imaginations.
Create a character. Build a performance.
Create the characters. Shape the story. OnStage brings students together to devise and perform a play of their own.



The craft behind the curtain
Behind the curtain
There’s more than one way to make a show. Discover the backstage craft of costuming and stage management.
The craft behind the curtain
There is more than one way to make a show. Learn the backstage craft that turns a creative idea into a live production.

Explore how clothing, character, and visual choices help tell a story on stage.
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Discover the planning, communication, and coordination that help an ensemble bring a production together.
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NorCal Arts serves more than 500 K–8 students annually through themed winter, spring, and summer camps. Seasonal classes, devised theatre with OnStage, and backstage training offer more ways to explore creativity, build confidence, and grow together.
Start with the participant's age, interests, and availability. Each current listing provides its own age range, location, schedule, and enrollment details. Contact NorCal Arts if you would like help finding a fit.
Winter, spring, summer, and Thanksgiving breaks are the camp pathways, but sessions are published seasonally. Check the current camp listings or ask the team about an upcoming break. Do not assume a listing from an earlier season is still available.
Explore the program details here, then use the registration link to open NorCal’s enrollment system. My account takes you directly to your existing account.
OnStage offerings have location-specific eligibility. Some school-hosted classes are only for students enrolled at that school. Check the OnStage page and the individual registration listing before enrolling.