Aerial Silks Summer Camp
Aerial Silks Summer Camp:
Ages 9-13
Beginner: July 20-24, 2026: 845am-315pm
Improver: July 27-31, 2026: 845am-315pm
Drop off and pick up at Walmart- camp is located at Glacier Valley Farm (12825 Squamish Valley Rd, Squamish Valley)
Ready to flip, twirl, and soar through the BEST SUMMER EVER?
Join us for a magical week where the circus meets the countryside at our Aerial Silks Camp! Under the expert guidance of your camp facilitators, Louise and Carmen, you'll be striking impressive poses in the air before you know it! Our camp combines the thrill of aerial silk acrobatics with visual arts and the joy of outdoor summer fun for an unforgettable experience your child will be talking about until next summer!
Beginner: No previous aerial experience needed - just bring enthusiasm and a sense of adventure!
Improver: Attended the camp last year? Have some experience with Aerial silks? This camp is for your child!
Your Camp Adventures include:
🎪 Aerial Silks Magic - Learn to climb, spin, float and make shapes in beautiful colorful silks
🎨 Nature-Inspired Crafts - Create awesome art using found and prepared treasures
🤝 Team Games - Laugh until your sides hurt during our wacky, wonderful group games
🐄 Farm Friend Time - Meet and engage with friendly farm animals
🐐 Goat Yoga Giggles - Yes, real goats join our yoga sessions (and they're hilarious yoga partners!)
🏊 River Splash Time - Cool off with supervised swimming fun in the nearby refreshing river
Meet Your Instructors:
Louise isn't just any aerial silk instructor – she's a SPECTACULAR one! With 10 years of training, teaching, and performing on aerial silks, plus 17 years as a certified Performing Arts teacher (with a Professional Teaching Certificate from the BC Ministry), Louise brings the perfect blend of expertise and playfulness to camp. Her focus on "fun, fitness, and flexibility" means your child will grow stronger and more confident while having the time of their life!
Carmen has spent the past six years working to inspire little humans through art, nature, storytelling, and play. With training in early childhood education and fine arts, she follows a child-led approach focused on curiosity, connection, and critical thinking. Her teaching style centers on active listening, exploration, and creating space for kids to lead, learn, and grow.