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New Song's Biggest Summer Ever

New Song's Biggest Summer Ever

Article by Todd Parks

Photography by Morgan Johnson

The summer of 2026 has been the most successful summer camp season in the history of New Song School of the Arts. A total of 480 campers joined us for an unforgettable summer filled with creativity, learning, friendship, and performance. From first-time students discovering a new passion to returning campers strengthening their skills, our campus was filled with energy, artistic growth, and exciting fine arts experiences.

Throughout the summer, New Song School of the Arts offered 46 different camps covering a wide variety of interests and age groups. Campers participated in everything from K-Pop Camp, Swiftie Camps, magic camps, and introductory musical theatre camps to four full musical theatre productions: Annie KIDS, The Jungle Book KIDS, Newsies JR., and Moana KIDS. These productions gave young performers the opportunity to rehearse, collaborate, build confidence, and experience the excitement of bringing a complete musical to the stage.

Our campers showcased their talents in 38 different fine arts summer camp performances. Altogether, New Song provided more than 700 instructional hours in music, theatre, performance, creativity, and the arts. These experiences helped students develop discipline, teamwork, confidence, communication skills, and a lifelong appreciation for artistic expression.

This record-breaking summer would not have been possible without the dedication of the 35 staff members who helped make every camp a success. As summer comes to a close, students can continue growing through New Song School of the Arts’ year-round private lessons and group classes in music, visual arts, and theatre. We are incredibly proud of our campers, instructors, directors, assistants, and families who made the summer of 2026 such an extraordinary chapter in New Song’s history.

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