Learn how simple hands-on tools can support focus, improve concentration, and relieve stress. In this interactive workshop, participants will create several fidget toys using inexpensive and widely available materials.

Participants will be introduced to five different low-cost fidget designs and learn how each type supports different sensory and focus needs. After guided demonstrations, participants will choose several fidgets to build using provided materials. Options include an origami infinity flip fidget, infinity dice cube, begleri rope, balloon stress ball, and nuts-and-bolts spinner.

Participants will leave with practical tools they can use immediately, along with ideas for making or sourcing additional fidgets at low cost. No prior crafting experience is required. All materials will be provided.

Age Range

• Ages 12+ must participate with parent
• Ages 16+ can participate without parent

Dr. Olivia A. Stull (aka Dr. Liv) holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Kansas. She has extensive experience designing hands-on workshops and educational programs that translate psychological research into accessible, real-world tools. Over the past two decades, Dr. Liv has worked with learners of all ages across a wide range of educational and community settings.

She is especially passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and helping people better understand how different brains focus, learn, and regulate attention. Her work emphasizes practical approaches that reduce frustration and help people develop tools that work with their natural strengths.

Ready to dive into the world of metalsmithing? In this hands-on, three-day workshop, you’ll learn the essential skills needed to start your metalsmithing journey. Working with sterling silver and copper, you’ll create your own handcrafted rings and a copper cuff bracelet while learning techniques like soldering, filing, sanding, stamping, forming, texturing, polishing, and more.

No experience? No problem! This beginner-friendly class is designed to introduce you to the tools and techniques of metalsmithing in a fun and supportive environment. By the end of the workshop, you’ll walk away with beautiful, one-of-a-kind jewelry and the confidence to keep creating!

Join us and learn how to turn metal into wearable art!

Instructor Skyler Dunfey is a metalsmith and jewelry artist with over a decade of experience in the craft. She first discovered metalsmithing in high school and has been honing her skills ever since, selling her work through SkyJune Designs and teaching jewelry-making classes to share her passion. Skyler specializes in traditional fabrication techniques, from soldering and stone setting to texturing and forming metal by hand. Her work is inspired by organic textures, natural landscapes, and a love of adventure. As an instructor with over 10 years of teaching experience, Skyler creates a welcoming and hands-on learning environment, helping students develop confidence and creativity at the bench.

Class meets Monday, June 29, Tuesday, June 30, and Wednesday, July 1; from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Whether you’re just beginning, feeling blocked, or ready to deepen your creative practice, this class offers a supportive space to reawaken your artistic voice and build lasting momentum.

In CCC’s art studio, you’ll experiment with a variety of art media while developing your own unique style. Through guided creative exercises, you’ll complete meaningful artistic pieces while strengthening both skill and confidence.

You’ll also learn practical techniques to:

• quiet the inner critic
• increase focus and creative flow
• use art as a tool for self-reflection and personal growth

Leave with not only finished creations, but a personalized creative process you can continue long after the class ends.

Dr. Michelle Gray of Authentic Path Coaching brings over 40 years of experience in expressive arts and coaching psychology. Her work integrates creativity, neuroscience, and depth psychology to support individuals in life and career transitions. She recently presented “Neuroplasticity and Shadow in Creative Depth” at the 2026 Phoenix Friends of Jung Annual Meeting and is a recipient of the 2024 ARTx Grant for Dreamscapes Unveiled.

In this course students design their very own cities! They will explore city layouts and design sustainable cities. Students will assume the role of Civil Engineers, working in groups to explore city challenges and model their own sustainable cities. 

Join us for an exciting Middle School Culinary & Hospitality Summer Camp! In this hands-on experience, students will build confidence in the kitchen by learning basic cooking skills, food safety, and meal preparation all while making their own lunch each day. In the afternoons, campers will explore the world of hospitality, gaining an understanding of front-of-house operations, customer service, teamwork, and what it takes to create a great guest experience. This fun and interactive camp is perfect for students interested in food, creativity, and working with other

This Math and Art Summer Camp invites students to design colorful geometry collages, build 3D sculptures inspired by the Fibonacci sequence, create stunning symmetry,  patterns, mosaics, tesselations and even discover how math appears in nature and in famous art masterpieces. Through games, challenges, and creative projects students will strengthen their math skills while expressing themselves artistically.

This summer camp offers students an engaging introduction to a variety of careers in music, including film scoring, the music industry, performance and composition, and music education. Campers will also develop foundational skills through guided keyboard instruction, gaining an understanding of how to build major and minor chords and accompany their favorite songs on the piano.Learning will take place through a dynamic blend of interactive games, hands-on activities, and collaborative music-making experiences, creating a fun and enriching environment for all students.

Get ready to imagine, design, build—and compete! In this exciting hands-on camp, students will take on daily engineering challenges like building the tallest tower, creating the strongest structure, and surviving the egg drop. Teams will test their ideas, improve their designs, and earn bragging rights along the way. This camp blends movement, creativity, teamwork, and friendly competition to help students think like engineers while having a ton of fun.