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Ages 3-14 | Inspire to Learn and Imagine is an innovative company offering fun educational programs to children ages 4-14 in the Denver Metro area, Colorado.

KidStrong is the original pioneer of "athletic play" -- a whole-child activity that builds confidence, character and family connection through science-based fitness games led by expert coaches. Our science-based fitness games are specially designed by child development experts to improve kids’ emotional, mental and physical skills. We offer Weekly Classes, Camps, Parent's Night Out, Field Trips and Birthday Parties! 

Ages 10+ | I founded my business to share my passion for metal arts through workshops, camps, and by selling jewelry. I am a member of and sell my jewelry at ARTWORKS Artist Cooperative at the Streets at Southglenn. ARTWORKS provides the perfect backdrop for camp! Participants can draw on the creative energy of the gallery to ignite their own inspiration and unleash their inner artisan! My hope is to inspire others to unlock their creative potential and discover the joy of making something truly their own.

Ages K-12th Grade | PALS Chess Academy is Colorado's premier chess provider! We offer before and after school chess clubs at public, private and charter schools. We offer 5 chess camps each summer and the brand-new Rocky Mountain All-Girls Chess Camp in July 2025! We sponsor scholastic chess tournaments every month. For the serious chess player, we offer a weekly evening chess club, tournament and masterclass called MasterMind Chess Club. Finally, we offer one-on-one private and online small group lessons!

Ages 7-19 | The Sew-it-All Studio, centrally located in Littleton, offers Summer Camps to students ages 7-19. Tweens and Teens will love having sewing classes designed just for them. In these project-based classes, students will build a set of transferable skills. Alicia plans and teaches an amazing Summer Camp that will be SEW MUCH FUN!

School-age summer camp with fun and enriching learning! Open 8am-4pm Monday through Friday!