Fall/Winter Camp & Classes Guide

When the weather cools down, the fun is just heating up! Our Fall & Winter Camps & Classes Guide brings together the best seasonal programs in the valley so you can keep your kids — and yourself — engaged, inspired, and active all season long.

Whether you’re looking for weekly art classes, hands-on science experiences, community reading challenges, or skill-building workshops, you’ll find something here for every schedule and budget. Each listing includes ages, dates, costs, and registration info so you can sign up with ease and make the most of the colder months.

Arts & Creativity

Stage Kids WA

Ages: 4–19
Website: stagekidswa.org
Contact: info@stagekidswa.org | 509-663-6996
Follow: @StageKidsWA on Facebook & Instagram

Fall Classes (Sept–Oct)

• Weekly classes for 6–8 weeks (45–120 min each)

• Mostly for 3rd–8th graders, with some options for preK–2nd and 9th–12th

Offerings include:

• Intro to Theater–1 (required for show participation)

• Elective Classes (dance, sewing, acting, prop construction, stage makeup, voice, set building, puppetry, etc.)

• Performance Classes (Showstoppers – ensemble role in a Spotlight Production, meets weekly, includes show week)

Fall Spotlight Show

• For 4th–8th graders

• September–October

• Rehearsals 2–3x/week + at-home practice & parent volunteer hours

Winter Classes (Jan–Feb)

• Same format as fall classes

• Primarily for 3rd–8th graders, with some options for preK–2nd and 9th–12th

• Includes Intro to Theater–1, electives, and performance classes
  

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Class With a Glass

Ages: 3–18
Website: classwithaglass.com
Contact: Emma | 509-888-5878 | emma@broback.com
Social: @classwithaglasswenatchee
Location: Class with a Glass, Wenatchee

Homeschool Series

• Dates: September 2 – December 7, 2025

• Days: Tuesdays (multiple days of the week for some classes)

• Times:

  • Mini Makers (ages 3–6): 10–11:30 AM

  • Core Creatives (ages 7–12) & Teen Artists (ages 13–17): Afternoon sessions (varies)

• Activities: Hands-on art projects in a creative, supportive studio environment

• Cost: $25–$35 per class, with bulk purchase options available

• Registration Deadline: September 2, 2025

🔗 Learn more and sign up 

Sports, Movement, & Outdoors

 Wenatchee Valley YMCA – Itty Bitty & Youth Sports

Ages: 4–17 (varies by program)
Website: wenymca.org
Contacts:

• Youth Sports: thalia@wenymca.org

• Teen Programs: jasmine@wenymca.org
  Locations: Wenatchee Valley YMCA, Walla Walla Point Park, and other local venues

Fall 2025

Itty Bitty Soccer (Ages 4–8)

• Dates: September 1–25, 2025

• Days: Mondays & Wednesdays @ Walla Walla Point Park

• Times:

  • Ages 4–5: 4:00–4:45 PM

  • Ages 6–8: 5:00–5:45 PM

• Cost: $100 Household Members | $110 Community Members

• Registration: Opens August 4 (Household), August 11 (Community)

Teen Open Gym (Ages 11–17)

• Fridays | 4:00–5:30 PM

• Drop-in play for basketball, volleyball, and more

• No membership required — must sign in and provide emergency contact info

Junior Leaders Club (Grades 6–8)

• Supervised volunteer opportunities to build leadership, communication, and decision-making skills

• Eligible for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award with 50+ hours of service

Winter 2026

Itty Bitty Basketball (Ages 4–8)

• Next Session: January 2026 – details coming soon

Winter Extreme Teens Camp (Ages 11–15)

• Adventure-packed winter break camp with activities, friendship, and fun

• Dates: TBD – check YMCA website for updates

SPORT Gymnastics

Website: https://www.sportgymnastics.com/classes

📅 September 2, 2025 – June 26, 2026
📝 Registration Opens: June 23, 2025

Sport Gymnastics offers a variety of fun and skill-building classes for kids of all ages and abilities. The regular session runs September through June, with monthly tuition and open enrollment throughout the year. Make-up classes are available through Play & Family Gyms.

💲 Tuition: $80/month for 1 class/week or $155/month for 2 classes/week (unless otherwise noted)
💳 3% credit card processing fee applies unless paying via bank account

Parent & Tot

Ages: 2–3, Coed, Parent Assisted
Wednesdays • 11:10–11:55 AM
💲 $80/month (1 class/week)

Little Champs

Ages: 2½–3 (morning) & 3–4 (afternoon), Coed
Monday: 10–10:45 AM, 5:10–5:55 PM
Tuesday: 9:10–9:55 AM, 11:10–11:55 AM, 4:10–4:55 PM, 5:10–5:55 PM
Wednesday: 5:10–5:55 PM
Thursday: 9:10–9:55 AM, 11:10–11:55 AM, 4:10–4:55 PM, 5:10–5:55 PM
Friday: 11:10–11:55 AM

SPORTS “R” Size

Ages: 2½–4, Coed
Monday: 12:10–12:55 PM
Wednesday: 12:10–12:55 PM

Beginner 1

Ages: 4–5, Coed
Monday: 1–1:55 PM, 4–4:55 PM, 5–5:55 PM
Tuesday: 12–12:55 PM, 4–4:55 PM, 5–5:55 PM
Wednesday: 1–1:55 PM, 4–4:55 PM, 5–5:55 PM
Thursday: 12–12:55 PM, 4–4:55 PM, 5–5:55 PM

Beginner 2

Ages: 6–9, Coed
Monday: 4–4:55 PM, 6–6:55 PM
Wednesday: 4–4:55 PM, 6–6:55 PM

SPORT Ninja

Ages: 5–7, Coed
Monday: 4–4:55 PM, 6–6:55 PM
Wednesday: 4–4:55 PM
Friday: 9–9:55 AM

Intermediate 1

Ages: 5–7, Coed
Monday: 5–5:55 PM
Tuesday: 4–4:55 PM, 6–6:55 PM
Wednesday: 5–5:55 PM
Thursday: 4–4:55 PM, 6–6:55 PM

Intermediate 2

Ages: 6–9, Coed
Tuesday: 5–5:55 PM
Thursday: 5–5:55 PM

SPORT Gym 3 & 4

Ages: 7–10, Girls Only • Tryout Required
Tuesday: 6–7:15 PM
Thursday: 6–7:15 PM
💲 $90/month (1 class/week) or $175/month (2 classes/week)

Girls Tumbling

Ages: 8–12, Girls Only
Wednesday: 6–6:55 PM

SPORT Pre-Team

Ages: 4–6, Girls Only • Tryout Required
Monday: 3:30–5:30 PM
Wednesday: 3:30–5:30 PM
💲 $190/month (2 classes/week only)

Wenatchee Racquet & Athletic Club – Junior Tennis Programs

September 2-June 5

Ages: 4+ (varies by group)
Website: wrac.org/juniortennis
Contact: 509-662-3544 | info@wrac.org
Social: @wenwrac (Instagram)
Location: WRAC – 1913 Skyline Dr., Wenatchee

Parents can register online or call the front desk.

RED GROUP — AGES 4-6

• 30-minute sessions

• Wednesday/Friday: Group 1 4:15–4:45 PM or Group 2 5:00–5:30 PM

Kids will:

• Learn athletic and technical pre-rally skills to begin

• Use games and drills to learn to rally at controlled speeds with red balls (25% bounce) on a 36-foot court

• Learn beginning fundamentals for forehands, backhands, volleys, serves, and overheads.

ORANGE GROUP — AGES 7-10

• 1 hr 15-minute sessions

• Monday/Friday: 4:00–5:15 PM

What to know:

• Play on a 60-foot court with orange balls (50% of normal bounce height)

• Strokes begin to become more complete with body movements that lead to arm actions

• Spin, ac, speed, and direction of shots can be manufactured and manipulated

• Students can learn to keep score and play a mini set, as well as play with friends and family.

GREEN GROUP — AGES 7-10

• 1 hr 15-minute sessions

• Wednesday/Friday 4:00–5:15 PM

What to know:

• Played on either a 60 or 78-foot court with green balls (75% of normal bounce)

• Players are starting to develop the ability to play offense and defense with each shot

• Different playing styles can be used based on opponents’ strengths and weaknesses

• Continued development of the technique for each stroke to make the strokes more dynamic and efficient

YELLOW GROUP — AGES 10+

• 1 hr 15-minute sessions

• Tuesday/Thursday: 4:00–5:15 PM

What to know:

• For older students who are new to the sport

• will first be taught the same skills as red and orange players, using a standard ball on a full court

• Once rally skills are established, stroke technique and game play will be further emphasized

• Students will be able to maintain controlled rally with peers and start to create spin and control the direction of shots

STEM & Academics

NCW Libraries

Ages: All ages
Website: ncwlibraries.org
Contact: Visit any NCW Libraries branch or the Bookmobile for details
Locations: All 30 NCW Libraries, the Bookmobile, and online

Program Dates: Ongoing through the winter months

How It Works:

• Set a personal reading goal and track your reading

• Choose between:

  • Paper reading logs (available at all branches or downloadable online)

  • Beanstack, NCW Libraries’ digital reading platform

• Complete your goal and:

  • Paper log participants receive a small prize

  • Online participants earn digital raffle tickets for prize drawings

Community Reading Goals:

• Each branch has a community-specific reading goal

• Progress is displayed on a large “reading thermometer”

• Report your finished books in person to help your community reach its goal

Extra Fun:

• Book displays at each branch

• Share your own recommendations and write reviews

• NCW Libraries website & social media feature book recommendations for all ages

Staff Picks This Winter:

• Winter Wonderland – contemporary romance set in winter

• Get Me Out of Here – stories set in far-flung locations

• New Year, New You – inspiration to reach your New Year’s goals

🔗 Learn more

Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center

Ages: Varies by program (K–8 for youth programs, adults for select classes)
Website: wvmcc.org
Contact: Call the museum or visit the website for registration details
Location: Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, plus select in-school programs

Fall 2025

In-School Programming (K–5th Grade)

• MakerSpace Coordinator creates activity boxes based on grade-level science curriculum

• 45-minute STEM lessons taught in Wenatchee Valley schools

• Skills: problem-solving, teamwork, collaboration, critical thinking, and exposure to STEM topics not covered in regular classes

Clay Sculpting with Martha Flores (Adults & Teens)

• Dates: Tuesday, September 23 & 30 | 6–8 PM

• Two-part, hands-on clay modeling workshop with local artist & educator Martha Flores, M.F.A.

• Workshop in Spanish (non-Spanish speakers welcome)

• Location: Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center

Adult 3D Printing Classes (Adults)

• Dates: October 11 – November 15 | Saturdays, 10 AM–2 PM

• Learn to design parts, prepare for printing, and operate 3D printers

• Led by a seasoned mechanical engineer with 40+ years of experience

• Location: Museum MakerSpace studio

Robotics Afterschool Program (Grades 3–8)

• Elementary Teams (Grades 3–5): Sept 24 – Mar 18 | Wednesdays, 3:30–5:30 PM

• Middle School Teams (Grades 6–8): Sept 22 – Mar 16 | Mondays, 4:15–6:15 PM

• Students design, code, and drive robots in regional competitions

• Over 400+ hours of training and events throughout the season

• Skills: problem-solving, coding, mechanical design, teamwork, leadership, and confidence building

• Members get priority enrollment

Winter 2026

Robotics Afterschool Program Continues (Grades 3–8)

• Runs through March with weekly sessions and competitions

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