Learn how a printing press operates and make prints of your own, uncover creative uses of print media in the MOHAI collection, and use your voice to inspire change in your community.
Learn how you can use native plants to dye textiles with Dr. Susan Pavel.
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
A child in a yellow shirt works on a creative craft project using cardboard, markers, pipe cleaners, and small decorations at a table.
Summer Film Camp MoPOP Seattle is a filmmaking camp that takes place at the MoPOP at the Seattle Center under the Space Needle. The camp is designed for students between the ages of 11 and 17 who are interested in learning about the art and craft of filmmaking.
Our improv classes offer you the chance to meet new friends, build confidence, and get comfortable talking in front of groups. They're a great way to find joy and silliness while living in the moment.
A child wearing a blue cap and mask draws in a sketchbook at a table covered with art supplies, including watercolors and markers. Painted paper crafts and drawings are displayed on the table.
NW Film Camp’s week-long day camps are designed to spark creativity and collaboration in aspiring filmmakers. Filmmaking Camps for ages 12-17 offer a deeper exploration of the craft, guiding participants through the entire filmmaking process from script development to final editing.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Teens explore genre filmmaking, from mystery and documentary to fantasy and adventure, while building hands-on skills in scriptwriting, lighting, camera operation, sound design, and editing. Working in creative teams, students rotate through real production roles and bring original short films to life.
Join us for an illuminating talk all about bioluminescence. From fish to squid to jellies, many marine creatures light up the ocean.
Learn how you can use native plants to dye textiles with Dr. Susan Pavel.
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
A child in a yellow shirt works on a creative craft project using cardboard, markers, pipe cleaners, and small decorations at a table.
Summer Film Camp MoPOP Seattle is a filmmaking camp that takes place at the MoPOP at the Seattle Center under the Space Needle. The camp is designed for students between the ages of 11 and 17 who are interested in learning about the art and craft of filmmaking.
Our improv classes offer you the chance to meet new friends, build confidence, and get comfortable talking in front of groups. They're a great way to find joy and silliness while living in the moment.
A child wearing a blue cap and mask draws in a sketchbook at a table covered with art supplies, including watercolors and markers. Painted paper crafts and drawings are displayed on the table.
NW Film Camp’s week-long day camps are designed to spark creativity and collaboration in aspiring filmmakers. Filmmaking Camps for ages 12-17 offer a deeper exploration of the craft, guiding participants through the entire filmmaking process from script development to final editing.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Teens explore genre filmmaking, from mystery and documentary to fantasy and adventure, while building hands-on skills in scriptwriting, lighting, camera operation, sound design, and editing. Working in creative teams, students rotate through real production roles and bring original short films to life.
A child in a yellow shirt works on a creative craft project using cardboard, markers, pipe cleaners, and small decorations at a table.
Summer Film Camp MoPOP Seattle is a filmmaking camp that takes place at the MoPOP at the Seattle Center under the Space Needle. The camp is designed for students between the ages of 11 and 17 who are interested in learning about the art and craft of filmmaking.
A child wearing a blue cap and mask draws in a sketchbook at a table covered with art supplies, including watercolors and markers. Painted paper crafts and drawings are displayed on the table.
NW Film Camp’s week-long day camps are designed to spark creativity and collaboration in aspiring filmmakers. Filmmaking Camps for ages 12-17 offer a deeper exploration of the craft, guiding participants through the entire filmmaking process from script development to final editing.
Teens explore genre filmmaking, from mystery and documentary to fantasy and adventure, while building hands-on skills in scriptwriting, lighting, camera operation, sound design, and editing. Working in creative teams, students rotate through real production roles and bring original short films to life.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Learn how you can use native plants to dye textiles with Dr. Susan Pavel.
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
Learn to write comedy with fun and energizing improv games, as taught by Joe Guppy. This 8-week sketch writing class is all about leveling up your comedy game.
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
Our Teen Improv Summer Series gives students a fun, supportive place to explore improvisational theater, whether they are brand new or already have some performance experience. Through games, scene work, and creative exercises, students build confidence, teamwork, storytelling skills, and the ability to think on their feet.
Our improv classes offer you the chance to meet new friends, build confidence, and get comfortable talking in front of groups. They're a great way to find joy and silliness while living in the moment.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
In Youthprov, students learn the fundamentals of good improvisation through games and exercises. The games are fun and entertaining but they are also a creative process...
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Our improv classes offer you the chance to meet new friends, build confidence, and get comfortable talking in front of groups. They're a great way to find joy and silliness while living in the moment.
Step into the spotlight and let your creativity shine. In this week-long camp, local teaching artists help campers shape a drag persona—whether brand-new or already in bloom—and prepare it for a full showcase performance.
Capture the vibrancy of street life in Seattle in the summer and produce a series of photos that shows your unique perspective on the urban environment. This workshop will incorporate field trips to the International District and Pioneer Square/Waterfront, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union and provide an opportunity for students to formulate, shoot, edit, and print a photographic series of their own.
Stop-motion animation brings toys to life through film-making magic – the same technique used in blockbuster movies and hit shows. Explorers will learn animation principles and filming techniques to transform LEGO builds into moving stories with the Stop Motion Studio Pro app.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Capture the vibrancy of street life in Seattle in the summer and produce a series of photos that shows your unique perspective on the urban environment. This workshop will incorporate field trips to the International District and Pioneer Square/Waterfront, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union and provide an opportunity for students to formulate, shoot, edit, and print a photographic series of their own.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Capture the vibrancy of street life in Seattle in the summer and produce a series of photos that shows your unique perspective on the urban environment. This workshop will incorporate field trips to the International District and Pioneer Square/Waterfront, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union and provide an opportunity for students to formulate, shoot, edit, and print a photographic series of their own.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Capture the vibrancy of street life in Seattle in the summer and produce a series of photos that shows your unique perspective on the urban environment. This workshop will incorporate field trips to the International District and Pioneer Square/Waterfront, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union and provide an opportunity for students to formulate, shoot, edit, and print a photographic series of their own.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Learn how a printing press operates and make prints of your own, uncover creative uses of print media in the MOHAI collection, and use your voice to inspire change in your community.
Learn how you can use native plants to dye textiles with Dr. Susan Pavel.
Capture the vibrancy of street life in Seattle in the summer and produce a series of photos that shows your unique perspective on the urban environment. This workshop will incorporate field trips to the International District and Pioneer Square/Waterfront, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union and provide an opportunity for students to formulate, shoot, edit, and print a photographic series of their own.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Learn to write comedy with fun and energizing improv games, as taught by Joe Guppy. This 8-week sketch writing class is all about leveling up your comedy game.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Campers will be immersed in the fantastical world of stop-motion animation as they create new worlds through multiple mediums, including paper and clay. Campers learn how to script, storyboard, shoot, and edit films in this week-long immersive filmmaking experience.
Campers will be immersed in the fantastical world of stop-motion animation as they create new worlds through multiple mediums, including paper and clay. Campers learn how to script, storyboard, shoot, and edit films in this week-long immersive filmmaking experience.
Join us for a week of Stranger Things Inspired Theatre Camp! Your camper will work with talented local teaching artists to create a one-time performance for the community!
Stop-motion animation brings toys to life through film-making magic – the same technique used in blockbuster movies and hit shows. Explorers will learn animation principles and filming techniques to transform LEGO builds into moving stories with the Stop Motion Studio Pro app.
Vision Music Live and Kirkland Performance Center have teamed up to offer 3 summer songwriting sessions for young musicians ages 10–18. Over the course of five days, students will experience the journey of creating an original song — from artful conception to a finished recording, in which the final product will be uploaded to streaming services such Spotify…
Weeklong summer filmmaking camps for youth ages 9–14. Registration open now.
Weeklong summer filmmaking camps for youth ages 9–14. Registration open now.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Join us for a week of Stranger Things Inspired Theatre Camp! Your camper will work with talented local teaching artists to create a one-time performance for the community!
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.
Learn more about Seattle University's MA in Psychology program. At this session, prospective students will have the opportunity to gain more information about our Master’s program, ask questions, and meet with a representative from the program.
Join us for a faculty-led information session to learn more about our graduate degree in School Psychology. We will discuss the career field, admissions requirements, the practicum and internship experiences, and more.
Join us for an illuminating talk all about bioluminescence. From fish to squid to jellies, many marine creatures light up the ocean.
Learn how you can use native plants to dye textiles with Dr. Susan Pavel.
The JCI Teen Summer Improv Series is for students ages 12–18 who want to build confidence, creativity, and performance skills through improv. Students will play improv games, create scenes, build characters, respond to prompts, and practice working together in the moment.
A child in a yellow shirt works on a creative craft project using cardboard, markers, pipe cleaners, and small decorations at a table.
Summer Film Camp MoPOP Seattle is a filmmaking camp that takes place at the MoPOP at the Seattle Center under the Space Needle. The camp is designed for students between the ages of 11 and 17 who are interested in learning about the art and craft of filmmaking.
Our improv classes offer you the chance to meet new friends, build confidence, and get comfortable talking in front of groups. They're a great way to find joy and silliness while living in the moment.
A child wearing a blue cap and mask draws in a sketchbook at a table covered with art supplies, including watercolors and markers. Painted paper crafts and drawings are displayed on the table.
NW Film Camp’s week-long day camps are designed to spark creativity and collaboration in aspiring filmmakers. Filmmaking Camps for ages 12-17 offer a deeper exploration of the craft, guiding participants through the entire filmmaking process from script development to final editing.
Process based, hands-on discovery of 2D and 3D art media using spinning paint, colorful clays, and more.