When: July 27 - July 31st
Time: 1-4pm
Ages: 11-14
Where: Brick and Mortar on Union Square: 120 W Walnut St, Rogers, AR 72756
Looking for a summer camp where your child can build confidence, make friends, and unleash their creativity? How about a combination crafting, story telling, and table top role playing?
Adventure and imagination take center stage in this weeklong role playing game half day camp led by Paul Savas, former director of Trike Theatre. Perfect for creative kids who love writing, art, role-playing games, and/or theatre.
Limited to 8 campers total - we'll play an exciting adventure where your campers will work together to overcome obstacles, solve mysteries, and save the fate of the world...all while having fun and laughing a lot!
Throughout the week, kids will strengthen teamwork and communication skills while building confidence in their ideas and their individual voice. They’ll collaborate to create a shared story stepping into the roles of heroes facing exciting challenges together.
By the end of the week, your child won’t just have played a game, they’ll have created a story, and experienced the joy of imaginative collaboration.
When: July 27 - July 31st
Time: 1-4pm
Ages: 11-14
Where: Brick and Mortar on Union Square: 120 W Walnut St, Rogers, AR 72756
Looking for a summer camp where your child can build confidence, make friends, and unleash their creativity? How about a combination crafting, story telling, and table top role playing?
Adventure and imagination take center stage in this weeklong role playing game half day camp led by Paul Savas, former director of Trike Theatre. Perfect for creative kids who love writing, art, role-playing games, and/or theatre.
Limited to 8 campers total - we'll play an exciting adventure where your campers will work together to overcome obstacles, solve mysteries, and save the fate of the world...all while having fun and laughing a lot!
Throughout the week, kids will strengthen teamwork and communication skills while building confidence in their ideas and their individual voice. They’ll collaborate to create a shared story stepping into the roles of heroes facing exciting challenges together.
By the end of the week, your child won’t just have played a game, they’ll have created a story, and experienced the joy of imaginative collaboration.
