Busch Gardens Adventure Camps gives kids a one-of-a-kind, behind the scenes, hands on experiences with amazing animals-including many that are endangered.
US Sports Camps combines with Nike and USA/ASA Softball to offer the Nike Softball Camps sponsored by USA Softball.
Tom Kane, President/CEO of Winning Ways, and Nike Basketball Camps are once again teaming up to present basketball camps this summer
Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific, kid-approved camps add up to a season of discovery and fun for preschool to school-age children. This year, our 12 weeks of camps fall into six gr
Students attend an intensive three-week training program focused on the key disciplines of musical theatre including acting, dancing, singing and the many facets of each, as well as the critical life skills necessary to prepare them to work in the professional world of entertainment. Emphasis is not only placed on the individual art forms but also on the collaborative process and the collective creation of art.
Children will learn the art of Capoeira during the summer camp:
Players will receive instruction and training from head coaches representing every level of the college game. Instructional drills and matchplay competitions will be conducted in the same style and intensity as a collegiate practice session. Players will have the opportunity to sample various coaching styles and to receive on-court coaching during matchplay competitions. Daily lunchtime seminars and evening roundtable discussions with college coaches will educate players about college preparation and the recruiting process.
Croc Camp is offered during select weeks during the summer and on some holidays.
horseback,riding, trail rides,horse shows,grooming,horse care,water games,canoing.
Participants will learn hip hop technique and choreography!
Vacation Bible School is a wonderful time where kids have fun learning about God.
History of Tampa, Florida NameThe word "Tampa" may mean "sticks of fire" in the language of the Calusa, a Native American tribe that once lived south of today’s Tampa Bay. This might be a reference to the many lightning strikes that the area receives during the summer months. Other historians claim the name means "the place to gather sticks". Toponymist George R. Stewart writes that the name was the result of a miscommunication between the Spanish and the Indians, the Indian word being "itimpi", meaning simply "near it". The name first appears in the "Memoir" of Hernando de Escalante Fontaneda , who had spent 17 years as a Calusa captive. He calls it "Tanpa" and describes it as an important Calusa town. While "Tanpa" may be the basis for the modern name "Tampa", archaeologist Jerald Milanich places the Calusa village of Tanpa at the mouth of Charlotte Harbor, the original "Bay of Tanpa". A later Spanish expedition did not notice Charlotte Harbor while sailing north along the west coast of Florida and assumed that the current Tampa Bay was the bay they sought. The name was accidentally transferred north.