Krazee Arts Camp

Krazee Arts Camp is one of our summer camps for kids that we run. It’s for 7- to 11-year old kids and is an awesome chance for them to try different artistic expressions in a very low-pressure environment. This isn’t a performance camp – more just a chance for them to try new things and make new friends.

Krazee is actually an acronym which actually stands for Kreative R-tists Always Zany, Exploring & Engaging – okay, so maybe we came up with the acronym after we came up with the name but it works!!

Registration went live for our arts camp this morning and so far things are running super smooth. We’ve designed this camp as an invite event which means we are asking families from our church to have their kids bring a friend from school or their neighbourhood with them to camp. If the camp is full of kids from our church then we will have missed the mark on this camp. At the same time if the camp is full of ONLY community kids then we are losing the opportunity for kids from our church to use this as an invite event. It’s a bit of a balancing act but things are looking good so far!

A couple of weeks ago I posted our recap video from Krazee Arts Camp last year and if you’re interested in watching that you can click here to check it out.

2 Responses to “Krazee Arts Camp”

1. Jenny Wall says:

   April 23, 2008 at 9:55 am

   I am looking for something like your Krazee Arts Camp for our church this summer and a friend gave me your website. I am curious to know if you link in any Bible teaching with your camp. What is your main purpose of hosting this camp? Is it just exploring new ways for kids to be expressive? Do you have any guiding principles that you are working from? I would be interested to see what a day at Krazee camp looks like – a schedule.
   Thanks!

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2.   FormSpring — Chris From Canada says:

   May 1, 2008 at 8:12 pm

   [...] far, so good!” experience that I’m having. On Monday we opened registration for Krazee Arts Camp which is happening this summer and one thing we knew we needed to do was to build a registration [...]

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