Parade Float Extravaganza!
Campers will design and construct Alpine Arts Center’s float for the Vail Fourth of July Parade, and all campers will have a chance to show off their creations as they ride on their float through the crowds. Special camp activities to prepare for the parade include decorating T-shirts, large-scale sculpture and mural painting.
Category
Arts (Single- or multi-day)
Organizer
Alpine Arts Center
Ages
4-6 (mornings only), 7-12 (half day or full day)
Location
Alpine Arts Center, 280 Main St., Unit C-101, Riverwalk at Edwards; parade day in Vail
Dates
6/29/20 – 7/4/20
Number of sessions: 1
Cost
$209 for week session of half days, $369 for week session of full days; pro-rated for extra day on July 4 (10-day punch cards available; early-bird discounts through April 15)
Contact Info
Phone: 970-926-2732
Email: info@alpineartscenter.org
Website: http://alpineartscenter.org
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