
School Break Camps
Spring Break Camps
5 days of creativity, friendship, and theatre. Make spring break a chance to explore something new.
Ask about spring campTHE EXPERIENCE
A week to find their spark.
Professional Teaching Artists lead students in grades 1–6 through drama, dance, singing, improvisation, poetry, and audition-confidence activities. Campers explore material from favorites such as Mary Poppins, Alice in Wonderland, Shrek, The Lion King, Finding Nemo, and Madagascar.
- Campers
- Grades 1–6
- Format
- 5-day theatre camp
- Final presentation
- Family & friends invited
The camp experience
Make friends. Make discoveries.
Explore the stage
Drama, dance, singing, improvisation, poetry, visual arts and technical theatre, and material from beloved shows help campers discover new creative interests.
Build confidence
Professional Teaching Artists make room for collaboration, friendship, and audition preparation that helps demystify the process.
Share the experience
Five-day seasonal camps culminate in a family presentation. Three-day Thanksgiving and Winter camps do not include a final presentation.
Plan & enroll
Plan their break.
Coming soon: the next spring session dates and enrollment opening. Camp takes place at 803 Vallejo Way, Sacramento, CA 95818. Contact our team about upcoming sessions and care options.
Sample day
Two ensembles. A shared creative day.
Sample schedule; subject to change. Group ages may vary with enrollment. Families are notified two weeks before camp of any changes.
Camp FAQs
Before the week begins.
Will my child need to be at every day of camp?
We encourage our students to attend all classes all 5 days of camp to ensure that they feel comfortable and prepared for their final presentations on Fridays. However if they have to miss a day or part of a day that will not affect their ability to perform at the end of the week.
What else should I know?
Your kids are about to experience a professional theater environment with top-notch directors and staff. NorCal Arts offers a high quality experience in a nurturing, artistic and educational atmosphere. We are thrilled to share this wonderful journey with you and your family. The main goal is for the students to engage in theater arts and express themselves through their talents of music, drama, design, writing, and dance.
Where are the camps?
803 Vallejo Way Sacramento CA 95818
What materials do I need for camp?
- Closed toe shoes with socks-dance shoes or sneakers (NO CROCS PLEASE-THEY DO NOT PROVIDE ENOUGH SUPPORT FOR MOVEMENT)
- Comfortable clothes that are easy to move and dance in
- Water Bottles and Lunch-Please refrain from bringing any peanut products to camp for the safety of our campers with allergies
- Notebook and pencil-The need for these items vary week to week pending on Lesson Plans, it is always best to have it
- Optional: Towel or Yoga Mat: this is for comfort at lunchtime and sometimes used in classes
- Please no electronic devices, toys, or stuffed animals from home
- Cell phones and smart watches must be turned off and left in bag at all times including lunch and snack break. This is for the safety and comfort of the other students and staff. Please contact NorCal Arts staff if you need to get in touch with your camper.
What are the class schedules?
The sample daily schedule below gives you a sense of the camp day. Schedules may change; the welcome email sent two weeks before camp includes your session’s arrangements.
Explore the detailsWhen are the final presentations?
Majestic (1st-3rd Grade): 3:15pm
Gershwins (4th-6th Grade): 4:00pm
Please note that some weeks age ranges of groups may vary depending on sign ups. You will be notified 2 weeks in advance of the start of camp if age ranges of groups are changed
Where are the final presentations?
If the weather permits our performances will take place outdoors in the backyard of 803 Vallejo Way. In the case of inclement weather we will perform in the big room inside where students will have their dance class. There will be a limit of 4 seats per family unless otherwise noted.
How am I updated during the camp week?
E-mail is the primary source of communication. This communication will be sent mid-week each session. It is extremely important that you check your email throughout the week.
Who should I contact if I have a question?
You can call the NorCal office at 916-955-9462 or email NorCal Arts Camp Director, kristen.deweygreen@norcalsota.org.
What is the refund policy?
NorCal Arts requires a two-week cancellation notification, prior to the start of the camp session in order to receive a refund. Please note a $25 registration fee will be deducted from the total payment at the time of refund.
Once a camp has started there are NO REFUNDS available for any reason. There will be no partial refunds given in the event a camper misses part of a week.
