Looking for youth Summer Programs? You’ve come to the right place. Below is a curated list of summer youth programs across our service area (AK, ID, OR & WA). For a more curated list, visit our directory.
This three-day, virtual (and paid!) workshop aims to help young creatives learn the basics of web development. Students will learn some basic HTML to code their own website as a personalized platform for your ideas/stories/art to tell a story.
Disclaimer: This workshop is designed for beginners, so students with existing experience in web development may be too advanced for the curriculum.
Sitka Fine Arts Camp offers year-round arts programming for all ages. Flagship programs during the summer. Vibrant campus in the heart of Sitka, AK.
The Palmer Museum of History and Art (PMHA) is a nonprofit, contracted with the City of Palmer to provide museum and visitor center services. Nestled inside two acres of downtown showcase garden, we offer visitor information services, curated historic displays, and exhibits that feature the talent of local artists.
The Boise Art Museum mission is to a create visual arts experience that engage people and inspires learning through exceptional exhibitions, collections, and educational opportunities.
At Centro Cultural, their foundation is equity and belonging. Their team is deeply connected to and invested in the Washington County community. They are familia, and we feel a responsibility to make sure everyone has the opportunity to thrive—not just survive.
Their programs and services continue to evolve to meet the needs of the communities, removing barriers to health, well-being, and economic mobility.
Wild Diversity is a nonprofit organization that aims to help create a personal connection to the outdoors for Black, Indigenous, all People of Color (BIPOC) & the LGBTQ2S+ communities, through outdoor adventures and education.
Youth in Focus provides after-school, summer, and partner programs of Digital and Darkroom photography for teens aged 13-19 furthest from educational justice. Our program focuses on Social and Emotional Learning, 21st-century skill development, and courage and risk-taking through art. We offer free or donation-optional tuition and free bus passes to make our program accessible to all.
The Korean Community Service Center is a non-profit organization founded by volunteers in 1983. KCSC strives for the betterment of the Korean Community as a whole, as well as surrounding communities by providing community and social services for the Korean American population in the state of Washington. KCSC is committed to empowering educating and inspiring Korean American youth and families through counseling, education, and other services. KCSC provides bilingual and cultural services to Korean families.
Trying to connect with community? Visit our directory to find organizations and community members near you! You can search for organizations by culture using our browse & filter categories under Community Focus. To locate these categories click ‘Advanced Search’.
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