Booking is Now Open for Centauri Summer Arts Camp, 2013!

This has been a hectic time in the camp office. Not only have we been taking dozens of reservations from new and returning families, but we have also spent the past week finalizing our camp counsellor team for next year! Most of our wonderful camp counsellors are returning to us for next summer, including Brenna, [...]

“It’s not like Summer Camp Food!”

“It’s not like Camp Food!” This was one of the comments we received from campers last summer, when we asked them what they thought about the food at Centauri Arts Camp.. Any parents who went to summer camp themselves as kids will be able to picture what this camper had in mind – after all, [...]

2013 Summer Arts Camp Registration News

What does a young person gain from a summer at Centauri? This note says it all: "Thank you to all your staff for the great experience you provide at Centauri. We were nervous about sending [our son] to camp... but his confidence is up, his politeness is up, his happiness is up, his work ethic has improved and I know his creative side has again been ignited. The works of art your campers produce are truly amazing. We are already planning to return next year." (The parent of a first time camper)

Surprise! Day 3, Session 3, 2012 at Centauri Arts Camp

The other day camp had a wonderful surprise. Julie spilled the beans at lunch on Day 3 that Centauri was welcoming back some very special guests. Excitement spread like wildfire as campers and staff alike remembered back four years ago to our very first music festival when the final act of the night had been an up and coming folk duo from Scarborough Ontario. Dala, which is made up of Amanda Walther (the “Da”) and Sheila Carabine (the “la”) brought their unique brand of folk music to Centauri for a second time the other night, singing songs from their new album Best Day and having a great time joking around on stage.

Our Renaissance Festival was a HIT with the campers! Session 2, 2012

We were transported to Elizabethan England, courtesy of some excellent costumes supplied by our friends at Blackthorn Productions! Each dorm had an identity – for example, B1 was a group of Explorers, led by Sir Francis Drake. At lunch, all groups were presented to the Queen… who then demanded a Pageant to be held in her honour. Each group prepared a portion of the Pageant, and we also had a guest instructor on camp, teaching Renaissance Dance.