Information requests are processed daily Monday through Friday. They receive riding instruction in both Western and English styles, participate in barn management, investigate nutritional issues and discover the impact of vaccination and immunization programs. All campers must bring an A.S.T.M. helmet and riding boots. You can bring your own horse or use one of ours. SMWC Stable horses are assigned by the instructor.
Emphasis is on hands-on, creativity building for the beginning artist.
While no previous training is required, campers will be challenged at their ability levels. An exhibition of the camper's work will be shown on Saturday for family, friends, and the camp community. Arts Camp is held as part of Special Interest Week, June 10-16, 2001. All new programming this year, our Thespian campers will spend the week producing a theatrical production to be presented Saturday to family, friends and the all-camp community. Campers will learn script reading, line interpretation, staging techniques, stage make-up and experience the importance of their role as a member of a theatrical ensemble.