Seasonal & Holidays

Kids Need Something to Do Over Winter Break?

The city of Beverly Hills offers a variety of winter camps.

BEVERLY HILLS, CA – Winter Break gives kids a break from school, but it doesn’t need to be a break from spending time with other kids, making new friends and having fun while learning something new or participating in some activity of interest.

The city of Beverly Hills has three unique Winter Camp opportunities to keep kids engaged and away from the television and electronic devices this winter during their two- to three-week break.

For Kids Who Like to do a Variety of Things – Ages 5-10 years

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Camp Beverly Hills at Horace Mann Elementary School.

Camp Beverly Hills offers a safe, fun camp environment where kids will participate in games, sports, arts
and crafts, special-themed Friday program and other great activities. Free extended care is offered as
well.

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For Kids Who Like Soccer or Want to Learn the Sport – Ages 5-13 years

Brit West Soccer Camp at LaCienega Park

Daily schedule includes warm-up, agility and speed drills, skills of the day, fun games and putting learned
techniques into practice. The final day of camp is World Cup Day! Players are grouped by age and
experience.

For Kids Who Like Performing Arts – Ages 5-13 years

Catskills West Winter Showcase at Roxbury Park

Over the course of two weeks, kids will learn theatrical skills through daily activity session in singing,
dancing and action prepare for a small showcase that will include three to four musical numbers with
small scene work in between.

To sign up, go online at www.beverlyhills.org/wintercam... or call 310-285-6850 for more information. No onsite registration will be accepted.

-- News release from the city of Beverly Hills. Photo via Pixabay

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