by Creator Camp
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Short themed day camps where kids make LEGO stop-motion films, cartoons and YouTube videos or design games in Roblox, Minecraft and 3D engines. Older campers (8-13) can also try battlebot building, music production and entrepreneurship, while 5-7 year olds get junior moviemaking, game-making and Minecraft building sessions.
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3-day camps Mon-Wed and 2-day camps Thu-Fri; Summer 2027 offerings announced as coming soon
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Ages 5–13.
Pricing listed per location; not shown on overview page
3-day camps Mon-Wed and 2-day camps Thu-Fri; Summer 2027 offerings announced as coming soon
324 W 15th St, 10011, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Creator Camp Manhattan is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Creator Camp: creatorcamp.org, or call (512) 753-5878.
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