A plethora of camps and workshops in Visakhapatnam this summer
The Hindu
Join these summer camps and workshops in Visakhapatnam and learn a new skill or get a peek into the natural ecosystems around you
The annual summer camp of Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) is back. The 37 th summer camp will have nearly 20 activities spread out at four venues. A majority of the classes and activities are happening at YMCA at Beach Road. Self defense for women, skating, aerobics, cricket, basketball, calligraphy, chess, abacus, table-tennis, tennis, yoga, karate, air gun and pistol shooting, music, drawing and dance are some of the activities that are planned for the summer camp.
The summer camp will be on till May 31.
To register, call 8297223480 or 9908077979.
Learn the ancient martial art style of Kalaripayattu at Broadway Dance Academy, Ushodaya Junction, from dance and fitness instructor Aayushi Jain. Kalaripayattu is considered as the oldest surviving martial art of the country with a legacy of more than 3,000 years. Aayushi is trained from the Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts in Bengaluru and is bringing the dance form for the first time to Visakhapatnam. The summer camp will be held from May 1 to 26 for a duration of two hours from 8.30am to 10.45am. This includes one hour of craft class by art and craft educator Anushree Neotia. The summer camp is open for those in the age group of five to 16 years.
To register, call 9160573911.
BookMagic Library is hosting a series of activities for its summer workshops that will start from May 1 onward. From fun science experiments, art classes and storytelling activities to vocabulary building, public speaking and chess, the summer workshop is being planned in batches. The workshops are suitable for kids in the age group of five years and above.
To register, call 8520005444.
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