Programs & Activities

Devon Arts Center Summer Camp provides week-long art-focused day camps for children ages 5–14 each July and August in Devon. Campers rotate through studio painting, ceramics, drawing, and digital art workshops led by working artists. Campers take home finished artwork and a portfolio at the end of each week.

Malvern Rec Soccer Mini-Kickers is a non-competitive introductory soccer program for children ages 3–6 in Malvern. Held at Malvern Elementary's fields, sessions use games, relays, and imaginative drills to introduce ball control, kicking, and teamwork. No experience necessary; shin guards and water bottle recommended.

The Malvern Public Library STEM Club meets monthly to give school-age children a hands-on introduction to engineering, computing, and scientific reasoning in Malvern, PA. Projects have included bridge-building competitions, stop-motion animation, and code-a-robot challenges. The club is free and open to all library card holders.

Main Line Dance's Malvern studio offers ballet, contemporary, and hip-hop classes for children and teens ages 3–18. Beginner Tiny Dancer classes build fundamental ballet technique and musicality, while competitive students train en pointe and prepare for YAGP and other regional dance competitions. Spring recitals are held each May at a local venue.

Summer day camp for kids featuring sports, swimming in 6 pools, arts and crafts, nature exploration, and teen leadership activities on a beautiful 54-acre campus in Berwyn.

Indoor swim lessons for children in Malvern in a bright, clean facility with a brand-new pool. Year-round swimming lessons focused on water safety and skills development for all ages.

A fun way for kids to stay fit while learning the benefits and proper techniques of running. Kids also build lasting friendships with fellow runners.

Year-round private and group swim lessons at acac Fitness & Wellness in Wayne, PA. Programs for all ages and abilities from toddlers to adults. Focus on water safety, technique, and building a love for swimming. Full-service fitness facility with indoor pool. Summer camp programs also available.

Conshohocken Youth Flag Football plays at Sutcliffe Park on the Schuylkill River in Conshohocken, offering flag football leagues for children ages 5–14 each fall. Teams are organized by age division with Saturday morning games and one weeknight practice. The league is registered with USA Football and promotes safe, tackle-free play.

Conshohocken Public Library's Story & Craft program invites children ages 2–8 and their caregivers to enjoy read-alouds followed by theme-based art projects every week. Sessions develop early literacy, fine motor skills, and a love of books in a welcoming community setting in Conshohocken. No registration required.

Conshohocken Swim Club's Junior Team offers competitive summer swimming for youth ages 5–18. The team competes in the Suburban Swim League and annual championship meets throughout July and August. Coaches focus on correct stroke mechanics, race strategy, and team camaraderie for all ability levels.

Gladwyne Montessori School offers after-school enrichment classes in math exploration, language arts, and creative expression for children ages 3–12. Programs use authentic Montessori materials in small-group settings to foster intrinsic motivation and deep understanding. Enrichment sessions are available on a term-by-term basis.

The Gladwyne Nature Center provides outdoor education programs for children ages 4–14 in the woodlands and meadows of Lower Merion's Gladwyne preserve. Seasonal programs include wildlife tracking, plant identification, and ecological monitoring alongside hiking and free nature exploration. Summer camp and school-year half-day programs available.

Gladwyne Elementary's Community Arts program brings professional teaching artists into after-school sessions for students ages 5–12 in Gladwyne. Students rotate through visual arts, drama, and music projects across a 6-week session. The program is offered three times per school year through the Lower Merion Arts in Education initiative.

Youth track and field club for athletes ages 8-14 competing in Track & Field and Cross Country in the Phoenixville area. Season cost covers AAU membership, practices, bib numbers, and meets.

Villanova University hosts a youth lacrosse camp each summer on campus for boys and girls ages 7–16. Campers receive instruction from Villanova NCAA coaching staff and current players, focusing on stick skills, positioning, and game strategy across beginner through advanced tracks. Day camp format runs Monday through Friday in one-week sessions.

The Villanova Music Conservatory Youth Program in Villanova offers private and group instrumental lessons in piano, violin, guitar, and voice for children and teens. Students perform in end-of-semester recitals and may participate in chamber music ensembles. Faculty include current Villanova University music professors and professional performers.

Bryn Mawr Film Institute Summer Camp introduces teens ages 10–17 to filmmaking, cinematography, and film criticism at the historic BMFI theater in Bryn Mawr. Campers produce short films, learn to analyze cinema, and screen their work for peers. One-week sessions run throughout July and August.

Bryn Mawr Swim Club offers group swim lessons and a competitive junior team for children ages 3–16 each summer in Bryn Mawr. Red Cross-aligned instruction advances beginners through strong swimmers, with additional private lesson slots available. The club swim team competes weekly in the Suburban Swim League through August.

Bryn Mawr College's Canaday Library Gallery hosts monthly Youth Art Workshops for children ages 6–14, inspired by works in the college's art collection. Facilitated by art education students, workshops invite young artists to create response pieces using a variety of media. Free and open to all community members in Bryn Mawr and the Main Line.

STEM-focused summer residential and day camps for ages 8–17 hosted on the Rosemont College campus in Bryn Mawr, blending technology, coding, game design, and robotics with traditional summer camp activities since 1982.

The only AMS-accredited independent Montessori school on the Main Line, serving children from 6 weeks through Grade 6 since 1962. Infant, Toddler, Primary, and Elementary programs combining Dr. Montessori's approach with modern research.

Outdoor adventure nature camp for ages 4–13 with activities including arts and crafts, nature hikes, field games, and weekly themes such as Riverbend Animals, Messy Science, and Summer Camp Classics. Tuition support available for SNAP/EBT families.

Year-round sports classes and activities for toddlers and preschoolers ages 2–5 introducing children to multiple sports in a fun, age-appropriate setting. Senior Sports Squirts classes available for ages 6–8.