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College of Visual and Performing Arts offers summer experiences for youth!

Posted on May 19, 2017

North Carolina Theatre for Young People has been presenting works on-campus, in Guilford County and across the state and throughout the Southeastern region since 1962. Photo Credit: James Fisher
The Schools of Art, Dance, Music and Theatre within the College of Visual and Performing Arts are offering several summer experiences–long-time staples and new opportunities–in all disciplines: Art, Dance, Music and Theatre. Appropriate for school-aged children and, in some cases, adults, these experiences connect the College to our surrounding community and the region with developmental artistic experiences through more formal opportunities for current professionals to engage with colleagues and mentors. What’s your flavor?

UNCG Summer Arts and Design Camp

Greensboro Project Space Summer Camp

2017 Summer Dance Techique & Repertory Intensive

Summer Somatics: Mindful Dancing

UNCG Summer Music Camp

UNCG Summer Theater Camp

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