MULTI ARTS CAMP
music.art.dance.theater.culture
Entering Grades K-4 in fall 2025
Mondays-Fridays 8:45am-1pm
**afternoon theater extension program for 1st-4th graders, see below
Sign up by the week or for all three weeks
Wk 1- July 7-11
Wk 2- July 14-18
Wk 3- July 21-25
Half day option:
Entering Grades K-4 in fall 2025
Mondays-Fridays 8:45am-1pm
$275/week for local residents or $775 all three weeks
$290/week non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents or $820 all three weeks
$25 -one time sibling discount off the total
Full day option:
Entering Grades 1-4 in fall 2025 (no K)
Multi Arts + Theater Afternoons
8:45am-3:15pm
$400/per week, residents, $415/per week non-residents
(add $125/week to Multi Arts)
$1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
TAC Multi Arts returns to beautiful Kingsland Point Park!
This year we are excited to offer the opportunity for our campers to explore the rhythm through the cultures of the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the USA, with renowned jazz, Latin, and classical artists. We are excited to announce our amazing artists this year!
Week 1: Highlights of week 1 will include musicians from Los Quisqueyanos, a group of folkloric musicians from the Dominican Republic, who will share their stories and unique instruments which make up the vibrant tradition of "Perico Ripiao" with our campers. Dancers Devin Flores and Vira Lee will teach our campers the social dances of the Dominican Republic, including merengue and bachata! In addition, Peruvian percussionist Hector Morales will return, but this time with his own version of "bucket drumming," giving our campers a chance to learn to play and read rhythms with this master educator and musician! And tap and hip hop dancer Funmi Sofola will lead explorations in rhythm through the art of tap dancing and hip hop. Funmi has worked with artists and companies such as Ayodele Casel, Caleb Teicher, Dormeshia, Jared Grimes, Marshal Davis Jr., Jessie Sawyers, Sole Defined, Elements of Sound, and Alchemy Tap Project. Stage credits include New York City Center (Encores! Jelly's Last Jam), The Joyce Theater (BZZZ), and the American Repertory Theater (Diary of a Tap Dancer). In addition to performing, Funmi has taught at Steps on Broadway and Broadway Dance Center as guest faculty in NYC.
Devin Flores is schooled in a variety of Latin Amerian social dances, and is a distinguished salsa dancer and instructor based in New York City. Born into a legacy of mambo pioneers and immersed in salsa from an early age, Devin has performed, competed, and taught alongside his parents and his partner, Vira Lee. While honoring his family’s legacy, he has also made his own mark on the salsa scene, performing and teaching worldwide in countries such as Thailand, the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, and Mexico.
Week 2: Campers will continue explorations of tap and hip hop with Funmi Sofola (see above), as well as develop their rhythm through the tradition of "SALSA" with dancers Devon and Vira (see above), and learn about the Afro-Cuban clave and montunos with Colombian pianist Pablo Mayor and improvisation on the flute with charanga musician Connie Grossman. Pablo Mayor grew up playing salsa music in Cali, Colombia, and since coming to NYC has been the pianist with the renowned Cuban "Orquesta Broadway" for over 20 years, while producing his own album "El Barrio Project-SALSA" with his Folklore Urbano Orchestra. Connie is a both a seasoned educator at both the elementary and university levels (Currently on the faculty at Lehman college), as well as an active performing artist in the Cuban "Charanga" scene in NYC with NYC's top charanga bands. This week, campers will continue explorations of rhythm on buckets with Peruvian percussion guru Hector Morales.
Week 3: We are excited to have Calpulli Mexican Dance Company who will share the company’s expertise in Mexican traditional dance, music, garment-making, and culture. Calpulli Co-Founder, Alberto Lopez Herrera, will share his 30 years of experience in Mexican folk dance and story-telling as Choreographer, Wardrobe Designer & Maker, and Teaching Artist, along with musician Marilyn Castillo. We will also welcome Musiquita, a dynamic and wildly fun husband-wife duo, with music in Spanish and English led by Blanca Cecilia González (vocals/violin/ukulele/percussion) and Jesse Elder (vocals/piano/melodica/percussion). And campers will continue to explore salsa music with musicians Pablo Mayor and Connie Grossman (see above).
We continue our long-term relationship with beloved local multi-disciplinary artist Jill Liflander (@jillypuppets) who will lead our campers in movement, theater, and storytelling activities around our cultural themes weeks 2 and 3, veteran musician Vinny Nobile who will teach general music throughout the month of July with musical storytelling and games (Orff-trained, director of "TrommyTones"), and TAC's art director Melissa Lohman-Wild (@wildartandplay, early childhood teacher at Little Leaf Preschool) who is back this summer to lead thoughtful, nature inspired daily visual art activities all 3 weeks.
We will end the final week of camp with "FRIDAY FIESTA" and a performance by Musiquita for all our campers.
Campers will be grouped by age and led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around the cultural theme each day, with breaks for snack and lunch. Activities include: music, dance, theater, visual art, as well as counselor-led sports activities throughout the week. Your kids will get LOTS of exercise walking this vast park under the shade of the beautiful trees at Kingsland Point Park!
Our older campers (Gr. 1-4) can stay for our afternoon extension program, campers grouped by age.
Peter Royston and his Anywhere Theater has in the past led Afternoon Theater inspired by our cultural theme this year for our 3rd/4th graders and Jamie Vanegas of iD Studio Theater has led our Theater Creation for our youngest campers. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements.
Last year's theme we explored the culture and arts of South America, with a focus on Argentina with singer, actor, dancer, and educator Facundo Augustín, harpist and educator Nicolás Carter who specializes in the traditions of Paraguay, and renowned percussionist and educator Hector Morales from Peru, in addition to other renowned South American guest artists.
music.art.dance.theater.culture
Entering Grades K-4 in fall 2025
Mondays-Fridays 8:45am-1pm
**afternoon theater extension program for 1st-4th graders, see below
Sign up by the week or for all three weeks
Wk 1- July 7-11
Wk 2- July 14-18
Wk 3- July 21-25
Half day option:
Entering Grades K-4 in fall 2025
Mondays-Fridays 8:45am-1pm
$275/week for local residents or $775 all three weeks
$290/week non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents or $820 all three weeks
$25 -one time sibling discount off the total
Full day option:
Entering Grades 1-4 in fall 2025 (no K)
Multi Arts + Theater Afternoons
8:45am-3:15pm
$400/per week, residents, $415/per week non-residents
(add $125/week to Multi Arts)
$1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
TAC Multi Arts returns to beautiful Kingsland Point Park!
This year we are excited to offer the opportunity for our campers to explore the rhythm through the cultures of the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the USA, with renowned jazz, Latin, and classical artists. We are excited to announce our amazing artists this year!
Week 1: Highlights of week 1 will include musicians from Los Quisqueyanos, a group of folkloric musicians from the Dominican Republic, who will share their stories and unique instruments which make up the vibrant tradition of "Perico Ripiao" with our campers. Dancers Devin Flores and Vira Lee will teach our campers the social dances of the Dominican Republic, including merengue and bachata! In addition, Peruvian percussionist Hector Morales will return, but this time with his own version of "bucket drumming," giving our campers a chance to learn to play and read rhythms with this master educator and musician! And tap and hip hop dancer Funmi Sofola will lead explorations in rhythm through the art of tap dancing and hip hop. Funmi has worked with artists and companies such as Ayodele Casel, Caleb Teicher, Dormeshia, Jared Grimes, Marshal Davis Jr., Jessie Sawyers, Sole Defined, Elements of Sound, and Alchemy Tap Project. Stage credits include New York City Center (Encores! Jelly's Last Jam), The Joyce Theater (BZZZ), and the American Repertory Theater (Diary of a Tap Dancer). In addition to performing, Funmi has taught at Steps on Broadway and Broadway Dance Center as guest faculty in NYC.
Devin Flores is schooled in a variety of Latin Amerian social dances, and is a distinguished salsa dancer and instructor based in New York City. Born into a legacy of mambo pioneers and immersed in salsa from an early age, Devin has performed, competed, and taught alongside his parents and his partner, Vira Lee. While honoring his family’s legacy, he has also made his own mark on the salsa scene, performing and teaching worldwide in countries such as Thailand, the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, and Mexico.
Week 2: Campers will continue explorations of tap and hip hop with Funmi Sofola (see above), as well as develop their rhythm through the tradition of "SALSA" with dancers Devon and Vira (see above), and learn about the Afro-Cuban clave and montunos with Colombian pianist Pablo Mayor and improvisation on the flute with charanga musician Connie Grossman. Pablo Mayor grew up playing salsa music in Cali, Colombia, and since coming to NYC has been the pianist with the renowned Cuban "Orquesta Broadway" for over 20 years, while producing his own album "El Barrio Project-SALSA" with his Folklore Urbano Orchestra. Connie is a both a seasoned educator at both the elementary and university levels (Currently on the faculty at Lehman college), as well as an active performing artist in the Cuban "Charanga" scene in NYC with NYC's top charanga bands. This week, campers will continue explorations of rhythm on buckets with Peruvian percussion guru Hector Morales.
Week 3: We are excited to have Calpulli Mexican Dance Company who will share the company’s expertise in Mexican traditional dance, music, garment-making, and culture. Calpulli Co-Founder, Alberto Lopez Herrera, will share his 30 years of experience in Mexican folk dance and story-telling as Choreographer, Wardrobe Designer & Maker, and Teaching Artist, along with musician Marilyn Castillo. We will also welcome Musiquita, a dynamic and wildly fun husband-wife duo, with music in Spanish and English led by Blanca Cecilia González (vocals/violin/ukulele/percussion) and Jesse Elder (vocals/piano/melodica/percussion). And campers will continue to explore salsa music with musicians Pablo Mayor and Connie Grossman (see above).
We continue our long-term relationship with beloved local multi-disciplinary artist Jill Liflander (@jillypuppets) who will lead our campers in movement, theater, and storytelling activities around our cultural themes weeks 2 and 3, veteran musician Vinny Nobile who will teach general music throughout the month of July with musical storytelling and games (Orff-trained, director of "TrommyTones"), and TAC's art director Melissa Lohman-Wild (@wildartandplay, early childhood teacher at Little Leaf Preschool) who is back this summer to lead thoughtful, nature inspired daily visual art activities all 3 weeks.
We will end the final week of camp with "FRIDAY FIESTA" and a performance by Musiquita for all our campers.
Campers will be grouped by age and led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around the cultural theme each day, with breaks for snack and lunch. Activities include: music, dance, theater, visual art, as well as counselor-led sports activities throughout the week. Your kids will get LOTS of exercise walking this vast park under the shade of the beautiful trees at Kingsland Point Park!
Our older campers (Gr. 1-4) can stay for our afternoon extension program, campers grouped by age.
Peter Royston and his Anywhere Theater has in the past led Afternoon Theater inspired by our cultural theme this year for our 3rd/4th graders and Jamie Vanegas of iD Studio Theater has led our Theater Creation for our youngest campers. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements.
Last year's theme we explored the culture and arts of South America, with a focus on Argentina with singer, actor, dancer, and educator Facundo Augustín, harpist and educator Nicolás Carter who specializes in the traditions of Paraguay, and renowned percussionist and educator Hector Morales from Peru, in addition to other renowned South American guest artists.
Multi Arts Camp engages kids through music, theater, dance, art
and recreational activities. Your child will be grouped by age in groups of approximately 22 kids (slightly less for our Kindergarten groups) and be led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around the theme of South American Sabor! throughout the day, with breaks for snack and lunch. Your kids are guaranteed to be ACTIVE, HAPPY, and INSPIRED.
Thanks to the generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, TAC’s Multi Arts Camp will offer workshops presented by world-class artists both local and NYC-based.
PAST TAC artists include:
Argentine singer, actor, dancer, and educator Facundo Augustín, Paraguayan harpist and educator Nicolás Carter, and renowned percussionist and educator Hector Morales from Peru.
Mindful Moves Yogi Mary McCormack, Egyptian Violinist Sami Shumay, Irish Dancer Sue Brotherton and Fiddler Brian Conway, Klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals and dancer Steve Weintraub, Cuban musicians Ulises Beato and Pepito Gómez from Conjunto Guantanamo, Dominican dancer Diana Soriano. Haitian dancer and singer Sheila Anozier with drums. Colombian dancer and choreographer Daniel Fetecua and musicians Christian Rodriguez and Nestor Gómez. Puerto Rican "Bomba y plena," with dancer Oxíl Febles and percussionist Nelson "Mateo" Gonzalez." Guinean dancer and drummer Marion Archer West African musician JB Gnonlonfoun, Chinese dancer Ling Tang and musician Zhou Yi, Peruvian musician Hector Morales and singer Sofia Tosello, Indian Bollywood dance with Ramya Gunashekar, Brazilian Carioca Capoeira, and Japanese Taiko drumming with Les Von Losberg.
Donations to our SCHOLARSHIP fund are essential to make this possible. Please consider supporting the camp scholarship fund!
Click below to Register
Checks or Cash only
Make check payable to: UFSD of the Tarrytowns. Please write camper's name on check.
Mail payment to:
Anna Povich de Mayor, Att: Multi Arts Camp
300 S. Broadway #1A
Tarrytown, NY 10591
and recreational activities. Your child will be grouped by age in groups of approximately 22 kids (slightly less for our Kindergarten groups) and be led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around the theme of South American Sabor! throughout the day, with breaks for snack and lunch. Your kids are guaranteed to be ACTIVE, HAPPY, and INSPIRED.
Thanks to the generous support of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, TAC’s Multi Arts Camp will offer workshops presented by world-class artists both local and NYC-based.
PAST TAC artists include:
Argentine singer, actor, dancer, and educator Facundo Augustín, Paraguayan harpist and educator Nicolás Carter, and renowned percussionist and educator Hector Morales from Peru.
Mindful Moves Yogi Mary McCormack, Egyptian Violinist Sami Shumay, Irish Dancer Sue Brotherton and Fiddler Brian Conway, Klezmer violinist Alicia Svigals and dancer Steve Weintraub, Cuban musicians Ulises Beato and Pepito Gómez from Conjunto Guantanamo, Dominican dancer Diana Soriano. Haitian dancer and singer Sheila Anozier with drums. Colombian dancer and choreographer Daniel Fetecua and musicians Christian Rodriguez and Nestor Gómez. Puerto Rican "Bomba y plena," with dancer Oxíl Febles and percussionist Nelson "Mateo" Gonzalez." Guinean dancer and drummer Marion Archer West African musician JB Gnonlonfoun, Chinese dancer Ling Tang and musician Zhou Yi, Peruvian musician Hector Morales and singer Sofia Tosello, Indian Bollywood dance with Ramya Gunashekar, Brazilian Carioca Capoeira, and Japanese Taiko drumming with Les Von Losberg.
Donations to our SCHOLARSHIP fund are essential to make this possible. Please consider supporting the camp scholarship fund!
Click below to Register
Checks or Cash only
Make check payable to: UFSD of the Tarrytowns. Please write camper's name on check.
Mail payment to:
Anna Povich de Mayor, Att: Multi Arts Camp
300 S. Broadway #1A
Tarrytown, NY 10591
THEATER AFTERNOONS -full day option
Multi Arts afternoon extension:
THEATER CREATION AFTERNOONS
Multi Arts kids grades 1-4 can stay until 3:15pm
full day campers will be grouped into two groups by age.
THEATER FUN! Rising 1st/2nd Gr.
July 7-11, 14-18, 21-25
1:15-3:15pm
An extension of our Multi Arts Camp 1st-2nd graders. Spend afternoons together with a mix of arts and crafts activities, interactive storytelling, and theater games, inspired by our annual theme! with professional theater teaching artist and Colombian actress Jamie Vanegas of iD Studio Theater.
+add to Multi Arts Fee $125 per week, residents, $140 per week non-residents
Full Day cost for all three weeks: $1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
ANYWHERE THEATRE at TAC!
Rising 3rd/4th gr.
July 7-11, 14-18, 21-25
1:15pm-3:15pm M-F
+add to Multi Arts Fee $125 per week, residents, $140 per week non-residents
Full Day cost for all three weeks:$1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
An opportunity for our Multi Arts Campers to spend afternoons together developing theater fundamentals as they create TOGETHER. Anywhere Theater is led by beloved local theater director Peter Royston, and classes will be taught by members of his company. Together, participants will create a theatrical work to share at the end of each week.
THEATER CREATION AFTERNOONS
Multi Arts kids grades 1-4 can stay until 3:15pm
full day campers will be grouped into two groups by age.
THEATER FUN! Rising 1st/2nd Gr.
July 7-11, 14-18, 21-25
1:15-3:15pm
An extension of our Multi Arts Camp 1st-2nd graders. Spend afternoons together with a mix of arts and crafts activities, interactive storytelling, and theater games, inspired by our annual theme! with professional theater teaching artist and Colombian actress Jamie Vanegas of iD Studio Theater.
+add to Multi Arts Fee $125 per week, residents, $140 per week non-residents
Full Day cost for all three weeks: $1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
ANYWHERE THEATRE at TAC!
Rising 3rd/4th gr.
July 7-11, 14-18, 21-25
1:15pm-3:15pm M-F
+add to Multi Arts Fee $125 per week, residents, $140 per week non-residents
Full Day cost for all three weeks:$1,150 all three weeks/$1,200 non-TT/SH residents
An opportunity for our Multi Arts Campers to spend afternoons together developing theater fundamentals as they create TOGETHER. Anywhere Theater is led by beloved local theater director Peter Royston, and classes will be taught by members of his company. Together, participants will create a theatrical work to share at the end of each week.