Enrichment & After School Activities

Classes and private parties with Artist Tanya Roberts. Beginner level. Reserve a ticket with “Painting for Joy” which is a monthly event benefiting Joy’s House Adult Day Care; or book your own event at any location. Fun and relaxed environment where “You are the artist!”. Have fun while getting creative!

The goal of Central Indiana Academy of Dance is to offer a high quality of dance training in a professional atmosphere regardless of the student

Join the little studio that makes a BIG difference. Always age appropriate costumes, movements, & music. We respect you and your child. Great recreational classes for children, teens and adults. Award Winning Competition Teams also available. Classes start in August, Register Today!

Join the fun at Dance Creations Academy this summer! We have several camps to choose from for ages 3 and up. Highlights include Princess Camp, Fairy Camp, Broadway Bound, Dance Sampler and more! All camps include a daily dance class. Please visit our website for more details! Camp Dates: June 12-16, July 17-21, July 24-27

Ballet, tap, hiphop. Adults and children. Walk in registration Mon. & Fri. 1-5 and Weds. 2-6.

GSA is a childrens facility that offers gymnastics, tumbling, cheer, birthday parties, Summer Camps, Parent’s Night Out, Gym Jams, a Fine Arts Academic Preschool and much more!! You just have to check us out!!!

Eagle Care Day Camp is open to all entering Kindergarten through entering 5th grade students on the campus of Heritage Christian School. Campers can choose to attend 1 week or all summer with different themes and activities offered each week. Camp includes STEM hands on activities/experiments, art projects, crazy camp activities and games, field trips off campus during some weeks, and daily corporate worship and devotions.

 Horsepowered Learning Services is a therapeutic riding program in Greenfield, Indiana with an emphasis on equine assisted learning. Equine assisted learning means using horses to help develop academic and social skills. Many children with special needs find it difficult to learn academic skills in a traditional classroom environment. Riding a horse provides significant sensory input to those children, which allows them to relax, breathe, and focus their attention on mastering academic skills.