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Fountain Hills Youth Theater announces winter break camps

Christmas camps open for registration

The Fountain Hills Youth Theater are offering two mini-camps this winter break.

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Theater

FH Youth Theater is offering two mini-camps this winter break for ages 6-14.

The first camp is “A Grinchy Winter Break” on Dec. 22-23.

Students are invited to join in for Grinchy themed-singing, dancing and games.

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Fountain Hills Youth Theater announces winter break camps

Christmas camps open for registration

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Theater

The Fountain Hills Youth Theater are offering two mini-camps this winter break.

Posted Sunday, November 30, 2025 12:00 pm

FH Youth Theater is offering two mini-camps this winter break for ages 6-14.

The first camp is “A Grinchy Winter Break” on Dec. 22-23.

Students are invited to join in for Grinchy themed-singing, dancing and games.

The second camp is “Twas the Week After Christmas” camp, from Dec. 29-30, where students will sing, act and dance to this holiday-themed camp. Both camps are held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

To register, call (480) 837-9661x3 or visit app.arts-people.com/index.php?class=fht.

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