Children will experience great music and movement as a form of praise, create art, eat great snacks and gain tools for resolving conflict and building a safe place in God…
Tracy Scott is a self-professed baking addict and foodie who lives in Chesterfield County with her husband and two kids. She managed the calendar and handled social media for RFM before moving on to the corporate world.
Third Annual Dunk Hunger Food Drive to Benefit FeedMore’s Central Virginia Food Bank For thousands of local families, summer brings fun in the pool – while for thousands of others,…
Sponsored by The Richmond Walks and History Programs, this is a one day themed camp with several sessions throughout the summer: Jr. Pirate Adventure Camp (rising first and second graders)…
Sponsored by The Richmond Walks and History Programs, this is a half day camp with two one week sessions. This program is for rising third, fourth, and fifth graders who…
Chesterfield County Public Library and Public Schools Score with the Washington Redskins Reading Program The Chesterfield County Public Library (CCPL) invites children to get a head start on summer reading…
Camp Riverside is a unique day camp opportunity designed to reinforce the learning that students (Ages 8-12) do throughout the school year in a more relaxed and creative setting. In…
Riverside School will help prepare your child (Ages 5-8) to start school this fall with the skills they need to succeed! Ready, Set, Go! Camp will provide campers with one-on-one,…
Non-contact flag football camps for boys and girls ages 6-13. Each participant receives Washington Redskins freebies. Several locations in Richmond. Camps are run by Overtime Athletics staff.
Join Overtime Athletics for a summer of fun. Camps feature a variety of activities including soccer, basketball, flag football, tag games, dodgeball, capture the flag and more. Several locations in…
Look no further to enjoy learning about coding and computers this summer. Camp themes range from 3D printing to game/app design to Raspberry Pi to robots. Oh yes…and Minecraft. Students…
