Senior Music Makers

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Make music, make memories! Campers build and decorate their own instrument, then learn how to play it. Summer 2026 Instrument: Ukulele!

What is Senior Music Makers?

Camp Type: Arts

Music Makers is a NEW one-week camp where young participants will experience the full spectrum of musical creation, culminating in a fun performance on an instrument they make themselves! For summer 2026, campers will unleash their inner artist as they build and decorate their own fully playable ukulele. Once assembled, campers will learn chords, strumming techniques and musical fundamentals so they can MAKE MUSIC on the instrument they made!

The program concludes with a proud "Music Makers Showcase," where campers will perform a song for an audience of peers—a unique and lasting achievement that builds confidence and sparks a lifelong love for music! Additionally, each day will include opportunities to participate in a variety of other indoor and outdoor camp-style activities, such as recreational swimming twice per week.

Schedule & Fees

Week	Dates	Age*	Cost
Week 1	June 22–26	8–10 Years	$675
Week 6	July 27–31	8–10 Years	$675
Week 7**	August 4–7	8–10 Years	$675

*Please read our full age policy here.

** Shortened week due to statutory holiday.

Camp Details

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Dress Code

Dress for an active day.

Wear running shoes and comfortable clothing that can get dirty!

We recommend bringing a change of clothes in case of accidents or situations which require a change of clothes.

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Daily Activities

Each camp has a focus and daily activities also include camp-style games and outdoor play.

Bring sunscreen, a hat and a water bottle labelled with your camper’s name.

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Swimming

All camps include recreational swimming 2–3 times per week.

Bring a bathing suit and towel on your swim days (a schedule will be sent to registered families).

There is no alternative programming available during swim time.

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Meals

Lunch and two snacks are included each day.

Sample menu available here.

WHY ARTS Camps?

For those who must create! Campers discover their creative sides through learning to be bold, brave and brilliant. From Visual Arts to Performing Arts and Culinary Arts too, campers are inspired to use their imaginations while building confidence in self-expression, communication skills and emotional intelligence. They strengthen critical thinking and perseverance as they explore new ideas, take creative risks and collaborate with others. These valuable skills enrich the world around us and can be applied to any pursuit, both in and out of the spotlight!

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6 Elm Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
M4W 1N4
Canada

Tel: 416-935-4128
camps@branksome.on.ca