If your kids enjoy visiting the Sooke Region Museum for school tours, they’ll LOVE our summer camp!

For 2 weeks, kids will participate in skill-building workshops in the mornings with theatrical and musical activities in the afternoons. Outdoor time and games included – all on the grounds and in the historic buildings of the Sooke Region Museum.

Mornings will be filled with skill-building activities, while the afternoons will focus on music and theatre.
Skill building will focus on homesteading – like the people who lived in Moss Cottage – making butter, bread, jam, sewing. – are life skills just as important today as they were in 1902! Learning to source materials locally, we will practice reducing waste and experience how historical skills are relevant to modern-day life.

Performance exercises and activities will be led by Katrina Kadoski in the afternoons. With her extensive acting and music experience, Katrina will show participants how to embody their characters informed by the morning’s historical skill building activities. Have you ever used a washboard as a musical instrument?

On the last day of the two-week camp the children will perform a bit of what they’ve learned and created.

For the best experience, camp will be limited to maximum 10 children. Register early to avoid disappointment!

Cost:

$700 – 2 weeks of camp per child

$650 – each additional child from same family

Cancellation Policy:

Camp fees are non-refundable:

Registration:

Opens Tuesday 7 July – online, by phone, in person.