2019 Fall Programs:
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Free Geeky Family Game Nights
September 21 & November 16 4-6 pm 111 Greenwich Ave, Warwick, RI (All Saints Episcopal Church) Your whole family is encouraged to join us for a geeky Imaginorium Game Night, suitable for all ages. We'll bring our favorites, including some of our special games like Harry Potter Apples to Apples and Monopoly. You are also welcome to bring your own favorite games. We'll provide the butterbeer and a few other snacks, but you are also encouraged to bring snacks to share (it's not a potluck, it's a snack-luck!). Join us for some magic & fun! (This is not a drop-off program. At least one parent should stay with elementary-aged kids. Tweens and teens may attend on their own.) |
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Register in Advance. First fill out the form:
Then pay the pre-registration fee:
Invite your friends! This is a great way to introduce them to The Imaginorium Wizarding Academy.
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One-Day Wizards Magic & Fun Academy:
October 5 1-5 pm 111 Greenwich Ave, Warwick, RI (All Saints Episcopal Church) Ages 4-14 Does your family love Harry Potter? Has your kid ever wished they could go to Hogwarts, even just for one day? Join us for our one-day Wizarding Academy. It's a bit of everything we do in our Magic & Fun camp, all in one afternoon. We will sort any students who need to be sorted, share in some games and songs, and offer a few favorite classes like Defense Against the Dark Arts, Potions (science), Charms (dueling), and Transfiguration (art). Wear a Hogwarts costume or show off your Halloween costume a little bit early! Come see your friends from camp. All kids are welcome. We recommend pre-registering, though you can also register at the door. (This is a drop-off program. Parents do not need to stay.) $15 per student if you pre-register ($10 each if you have 3 or more children in the same family), $20 per student at the door. |
What is The Imaginorium?
The Imaginorium creates an immersive theatrical experiences to extend stories beyond the page. Through art, music, science, drama, writing and so much more, we teach children and youth that the real magic in life is helping others.
Our MissionEmpowerment through the creative arts, opening doors to the imagination through exploration of mythic and fantasy worlds.
We accept and teach diversity of race, religion, class, sexual orientation, & gender identity at all age levels. Spell-check might have you believe words have only one way of being, but the imagination is unlimited. The Imaginorium (not the Imaginarium) is named after Iris Imaginoria, its founder. The word is about being "neither here nor there," betwixt-and-between the worlds. It's also a callback to Iris's favorite teacher & opener of doors, Albus Dumbledore.
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What parents have to say:
- “We have been raving about how much fun the girls had! It's perfect for kids who aren't necessarily into the typical outdoor camps.” A.K.M.
- “The kids loved being surrounded by others who also had very vivid imaginations.” J.K.
- “E. had an amazing week. He cried as we were leaving as he was sad that it was already over. We had many great conversations at home stemming from the conversations that took place at camp. We very much appreciate the welcoming and inclusive environment that you created for the group. Thank you!” M.W.
- “B. had such a great time in camp. She’s had a hard couple of years in school, and it was such a huge boost for her to find a place she felt comfortable, inspired, and at peace in.” S.S.
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