Inspiring Creativity and Discovery:
Centrum's Youth Programs

Centrum’s Youth Programs offer dynamic and immersive experiences that nurture creativity, learning, and personal growth. Serving over 300 students annually, these programs provide hands-on opportunities in a range of disciplines, from environmental science and the arts to creative writing and theater. Highlights include Water World, which blends climate science and visual art; Explorations, an interdisciplinary arts camp; Voices from the Field, where students explore social justice through writing; Tales, Text & Theater, focused on creative storytelling and performance; and DANCE This, a program connecting youth through global dance traditions. Scholarships are available for all programs, ensuring access for all youth.

This interdisciplinary arts camp encourages students to dive into multiple creative disciplines, from music and writing to visual arts and movement. Through mentorship with professional artists, youth are empowered to explore their creativity in a supportive environment, fostering personal growth and artistic expression.  LEARN MORE

Blending climate science, marine biology, and visual arts, this immersive program offers younger students a hands-on exploration of the environment. Guided by expert instructors, participants engage with the natural world around them, developing a deeper understanding of ecology and creative expression. LEARN MORE

High school students explore a wide variety of dance traditions, collaborating with professional dancers and choreographers. The program celebrates diverse cultures and artistic styles, culminating in a performance that showcases the students’ hard work and creativity. LEARN MORE

This in-school program focuses on storytelling, writing, and performance. Students learn the art of creative expression through the development of original stories, which they bring to life through theater. LEARN MORE

This specialized program, in partnership with the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), offers an opportunity for students to explore social justice issues through creative writing and personal reflection. LEARN MORE