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Ifetayo Summer Camp is finally here!
This summer we are inviting children ages 6 – 13 to a 2 week exploration of African diasporic dance, music and martial arts with our seasoned staff. With a rich selection of classes including Capoeira, Afrobeat, Hip Hop, Samba, Jazz, Swing, Modern, and Ballet, there’s something for every budding artist to discover and enjoy!
This is a great opportunity for children who want to try something new before we begin our regular season in the fall, or for those who are new to the community and would like to get a feel for what learning with Ifetayo may be like for their child.
Camp Schedule
Pricing
Click here to register online!
Make sure you fill out all sections on the form before you select a class
We do not accept cash or checks at this time, please add a debit or credit card to your account to pay online
Once you register, click here to access the parent portal to see your child’s schedule, manage your online payments and more!
If you have questions contact [email protected].
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We believe in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity. Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term that roughly translates as human kindness. “I am because we are.”
(Critical Reflection)
We believe that learning from the past is critical to building for the future. Sankofa is a word in the Akan language from Ghana that translates as “reach back and get it” (san-to return; ko-to go; fa-to fetch, to seek and take).
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We are committed to collective decision making in developing and delivering excellent programs. Mbongi (Kikongo) which means “Place of Learning” and is essentially a system of governance that brings people together to resolve community challenges.
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We believe that love is the center of the work that we do. Ifetayo, Yoruba word from Nigeria, West Africa which means love is enough for joy. Restoring love and joy in our community through programming that reflects the richness of African culture.
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We believe communities are strengthened through approaches that are comprehensive and holistic. We are therefore committed to the development of the whole person; mind, body, and spirit.
(Holistic)
We believe communities are strengthened through approaches that are comprehensive and holistic. We are therefore committed to the development of the whole person; mind, body, and spirit.
(Love)
We believe that love is the center of the work that we do. Ifetayo, Yoruba word from Nigeria, West Africa which means love is enough for joy. Restoring love and joy in our community through programming that reflects the richness of African culture.
(Collective Decision-Making)
We are committed to collective decision making in developing and delivering excellent programs. Mbongi (Kikongo) which means “Place of Learning” and is essentially a system of governance that brings people together to resolve community challenges.
(Critical Reflection)
We believe that learning from the past is critical to building for the future. Sankofa is a word in the Akan language from Ghana that translates as “reach back and get it” (san-to return; ko-to go; fa-to fetch, to seek and take).
(Connectedness)
We believe in a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity. Ubuntu is a Nguni Bantu term that roughly translates as human kindness. “I am because we are.”