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WaitlistCartooning + Character Design - Saturday Mornings (3-5)Young ArtistsWe are back! The fun of cartooning and character design is all wrapped into one! In this class, young artists will learn to design iconic characters that tell engaging, fun stories through group exercises, presentations, and self-directed projects. Learn how to draw characters with personalities, draw expressions, use color to communicate moods, and more! By the end of the class, students will have individual projects that encapsulate their iconic characters and character narratives. Students' final projects are self-directed to encourage characters and stories reflecting each young artist's interests, skills, and creativity. Grades 3 - 5 in the morning, teens grades 6 - 9 in the afternoon. New and returning students are welcome. All supplies provided.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Ceramic + Pottery - Open Studio FridaysCeramicsOpen Studio Fridays are now available for currently enrolled students. Join us for an open studio and get independent time to work on projects, experiment with glaze combinations, and decorate! No outside glazes or clay permitted; please use this time to continue working on your current OAC class projects. Clay disbursements are not provided at this time. A Studio Tech will be present if you have questions! The Open Studio is designed as a pay-as-you-go or purchase multiple sessions ahead in increments of $25 Residents/$29 Nonresidents. No class on May 25.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Ceramic Beginners - Experienced - Monday EveningsCeramicsIn this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded. No class May 25.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Ceramic Beginners - Experienced - Thursday EveningsCeramicsIn this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Ceramic Beginners - Experienced - Wednesday EveningsCeramicsIn this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded.Spring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistCeramic Beginners - Experienced - Wednesday MorningsCeramicsIn this invigorating course, beginner students learn basic wheel-throwing and handbuilding ceramic techniques used to create basic pottery forms such as mugs, bowls, and dishes. Experienced students can deepen their pottery knowledge and evolve their skills through various surface designs, forms, and glazing combinations using our new glazes. All supplies are provided, including 5 lbs of clay. Additional clay is available for purchase for $10 per 5 lbs, which includes glazes and OAC firing costs. Student artwork must be picked up within two weeks of the session ending. After that, unclaimed work may be discarded.Spring/Summer 2026 -
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Certificate in Bookkeeping for Nonprofit OrganizationsEducational OpportunitiesNonprofit bookkeeping fundamentally differs from business bookkeeping. Delve into fund accounting. Learn how to record transactions with a focus on how money filters into a nonprofit organization and how you track the spending of those funds. Become proficient in how to prepare financial statements for nonprofits as well as a cash flow statement. Nonprofits make up America’s third largest workforce. It’s important to understand how to handle bookkeeping procedures for this unique type of organization.Spring/Summer 2026
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Certificate in Online TeachingEducational OpportunitiesFor those new to teaching online, or those already teaching online, get the best instruction from the foremost authorities in online learning. Thousands of people have taken this fundamental yet advanced training in teaching online. From building an online course to improving an online course, from fostering online discussion to encouraging student interaction, from traditional assessment to online tests, the program will give you both the fundamentals of teaching online, as well as the most advanced tips and techniques in the business. Your instructors are authors, speakers and consultants in online learning and teaching. Instructors: William Draves, Dionne Felix, Mary DereshiwskySpring/Summer 2026
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Certificate in Online TeachingEducational OpportunitiesFor those new to teaching online, or those already teaching online, get the best instruction from the foremost authorities in online learning. Thousands of people have taken this fundamental yet advanced training in teaching online. From building an online course to improving an online course, from fostering online discussion to encouraging student interaction, from traditional assessment to online tests, the program will give you both the fundamentals of teaching online, as well as the most advanced tips and techniques in the business. Your instructors are authors, speakers and consultants in online learning and teaching.Spring/Summer 2026
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Certification / Employment TrainingThe Aquatics division offers a variety of programming for swimmers of all ages and skills including swim lessons, aquatic exercise, lap swim, lifeguard certification, swim team and swim club.Category -
CheerOur goal is to provide fun, accessible, and positive youth sports experiences by emphasizing fundamentals and the spirit of the game, as well as sportsmanship, personal development and athletic growth.Category -
Cleveland Fencing AcademyActive FunCleveland Fencing Academy is a 7800 sq ft state-of-the-art fencing and sports facility for kids/adults right in Beachwood. With 17 Olympic sized fencing strips, CFA is the largest and most recognized foil and saber fencing program in the state of Ohio. Get plugged into the oldest modern Olympic sport and become competitive on a regional, national and international level! Unique opportunity in the Cleveland area! All equipment provided by the club. OCER does not provide transportation to or from this class.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Coed Doubles Tennis LeagueSports & LeaguesJoin our exciting Coed Doubles Tennis League and experience the thrill of competitive yet social tennis in a unique Fast4 format! This league is perfect for players of all skill levels looking to enjoy quick-paced matches in a fun, inclusive environment. Fast4 is a dynamic scoring system designed for shorter, action-packed matches, featuring: First to 4 games wins the set, No-ad scoring (at deuce, the next point decides the game), Tiebreak at 3-3 (first to 5 points, win by 1), Play lets (serves that clip the net are still in play). Each match is self- officiated and will pair players in mixed doubles teams for exciting and unpredictable gameplay. Please register your mixed doubles team and include the names of those on your team. If we do not get enough teams we will switch to an individual format where you'll rotate partners and opponents throughout the league, ensuring a balanced and engaging experience for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to doubles tennis, the Coed Doubles Tennis League promises fun, camaraderie, and a great workout. Rally with us and serve up some unforgettable moments on the court! Want to play in the league but do not have a team? We will also have an option to sign up as a free agent/sub. Please note that this is not a guarantee that we will be able to place you on a teamSpring/Summer 2026 -
Color Explorers Art Camp Grades 3 - 5Art CampsWeek 1: Dive into the vibrant world of color (with new projects)! This returning OAC camp favorite introduces campers to color theory while celebrating their favorite shades. Alongside artmaking, campers will explore famous artworks known for their brilliant color palettes, learning about how artists use color to express emotion and tell stories. Camp activities are packed with creativity, energy, and plenty of opportunities to let imaginations run wild! Campers will have a week full of artmaking but will also partake in exciting activities such as gameplay, storytime, snacktime, outdoor exploration, and making new friends. Art Camps are offered in two sessions at 9:00 -11:30 am and afternoons 12:30 - 3:00 pm each week. Interested in a full-day? Sign up for both morning and afternoon sessions to receive a full day of art camp for more projects, games, and fun! Bonus: full-day sign-ups receive a supervised lunch and recess hour in between camps free of charge (applies to Orange Art Center camps only). Questions? Call the Orange Art Center at 216-831-5130. Need Before and After Care Programming?Lion's Club Before and After Care are now available at the Pepper Pike Learning Center for Art Center participants attending morning and afternoon art camp. For more info and to register visit: orangerec.com/page/lions-club-extended-care Important Info: Camp FAQs New Registration Policies: $100 deposit required for all camp registrations Early Bird Discount: Save $25 per registration if you register before February 27! New Refund Policies January 26 through March 20 – Full refunds available with no fees March 21 through April 30 – Refunds available with $50 processing fee per registration May 1 and after – No refunds will be issued2026 Summer Camps -
WaitlistColor Explorers Art Camp Grades K - 2Art CampsWeek 1: Dive into the vibrant world of color (with new projects)! This returning OAC camp favorite introduces campers to color theory while celebrating their favorite shades. Alongside artmaking, campers will explore famous artworks known for their brilliant color palettes, learning about how artists use color to express emotion and tell stories. Camp activities are packed with creativity, energy, and plenty of opportunities to let imaginations run wild! Campers will have a week full of artmaking but will also partake in exciting activities such as gameplay, storytime, snacktime, outdoor exploration, and making new friends. Art Camps are offered in two sessions at 9:00 -11:30 am and afternoons 12:30 - 3:00 pm each week. Interested in a full-day? Sign up for both morning and afternoon sessions to receive a full day of art camp for more projects, games, and fun! Bonus: full-day sign-ups receive a supervised lunch and recess hour in between camps free of charge (applies to Orange Art Center camps only). Questions? Call the Orange Art Center at 216-831-5130. Need Before and After Care Programming?Lion's Club Before and After Care are now available at the Pepper Pike Learning Center for Art Center participants attending morning and afternoon art camp. For more info and to register visit: orangerec.com/page/lions-club-extended-care Important Info: Camp FAQs New Registration Policies: $100 deposit required for all camp registrations Early Bird Discount: Save $25 per registration if you register before February 27! New Refund Policies January 26 through March 20 – Full refunds available with no fees March 21 through April 30 – Refunds available with $50 processing fee per registration May 1 and after – No refunds will be issued2026 Summer Camps -
Community Bicycle Safety/ROAD-eoSpecial Events🚲 May is Bicycle Safety Month: The Bike Safety Road-eo Gear Up, Stay Safe, and Get Rolling! Celebrate National Bicycle Safety Month by joining us for a high-energy, interactive Bike Safety Road-eo. Whether you’re a daily commuter or a weekend trail-blazer, this event is designed to empower riders of all ages with the confidence and technical skills needed for the road. Presented in partnership with our local Police Departments, this hands-on workshop transforms safety into an adventure. From technical tune-ups to mastering the "Rules of the Road," we’re here to ensure your next ride is your safest one yet. 🛠️ What to Expect: The Road-eo Stations Participants will rotate through four specialized stations, gaining practical experience at every stop: StationWhat You’ll DoBike Tune-UpGet a "once-over" from the pros. We’ll check tire pressure, chain tension, and brake responsiveness to ensure your gear is road-ready.Helmet CheckProper fit is everything. Our experts will ensure your helmet sits correctly and is tightened for maximum protection.Rules of the RoadLearn the "language" of the street. Local officers will cover essential hand signals, right-of-way laws, and how to stay visible to drivers.The Skills CoursePut your knowledge to the test! Navigate a fun obstacle course designed to sharpen your balance, steering, and emergency braking. 📋 Event Details Who: Riders of all ages (Children must be accompanied by an adult). What to Bring: Your bicycle and your helmet (required for participation). Cost: $10 per family Location: Pepper Pike Learning Center Parking Lot Date & Time: Saturday May 9th, 2026 1:00pm- 2:30pm Safety Tip: Did you know that a properly fitted helmet can reduce the risk of head injury by up to 85%? Don't miss our fitting station!Spring/Summer 2026 -
Community Production: Seussical APPARELAuditions & PerformancesSeussical apparel is now available for cast members, families, and supporters of the Stagecrafters production of Seussical the Musical. These items are a fun way to celebrate the show and show your Seuss spirit throughout the rehearsal process and during performances. All apparel features Seussical-inspired designs and is appropriate for students to wear to rehearsals, performances, and around the community. The deadline to purchase Seussical apparel is April 10. Orders must be placed by this date to ensure items arrive in time for the production. Thank you!Spring/Summer 2026
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Cooking Around the World CampDiscovery CampsThis unique cooking camp will let your child travel around the world without leaving town! Get ready to celebrate the various countries by cooking and learning about some of their most popular dishes! This fun and educational cooking camp offers kids at every level the opportunity to be a chef and gain the knowledge and understanding of foods from around the world. They will also learn how to use different utensils, measure, chop, bake, cut, share ideas, and create recipes on their own. They will develop culinary techniques, create new foods, and make new friends in this delicious, hands-on cooking class!!! In addition to cooking, your child will participate in interactive structured games, crafts, and activities. Your child will have a blast creating and eating their own masterpieces!2026 Summer Camps
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Cotillion For Middle SchoolersJust for TeensBuild the tools to navigate your social world with grace and self-assurance. This program goes far beyond learning the "box trot" or the salsa—it is designed to build the confidence and life skills that will serve you well into adulthood. Over the course of five sessions, you will master the essentials of social etiquette and ballroom dance in a fun, supportive environment. The program includes: 2 Etiquette & Manners Sessions: Focused on personal presence and the "must know" rules of dining etiquette; 2 Dance Sessions: An introduction to the Rumba & the Cha Cha, helping students feel comfortable on any dance floor; The Celebration Ball: A grand finale where students put their new skills into practice! This semiformal event features punch and cookies to create a truly memorable experience. Parents are invited to join the fun for the finale celebration! More details to follow.Spring/Summer 2026 -
CrafternoonsArts & CraftsJoin us each month for an afternoon of creativity and fun as we design cards that spin, pop, twist, and amaze! Each session you’ll craft one-of-a-kind cards perfect for that special someone in your life. Whether you’re new to card-making or a seasoned pro, this class will inspire you to create unique, interactive cards that truly stand out. Must pre-register.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Creative MindfulnessGet CreativeDiscover the power of a positive mindset in our Creative Mindfulness Series, an after-school program designed to support students' social and emotional growth. This series focuses on essential life skills, including self-regulation, motivation, and success, providing students with tools to navigate their daily lives with greater ease. Through a variety of engaging, mindful art projects, students will explore fun activities that encourage confidence and self-expression. As they create, they will also strengthen their problem-solving skills, learn techniques to reduce stress, and gain a deeper understanding of their emotions. Join us for this creative journey where students can relax, reflect, and build the foundation for a more mindful and successful future.Spring/Summer 2026 -
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Creekin'Adaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsGame night is back but this time we are going outside! Grab your favorite board game or play one of ours. Friendly competition and fresh air, what could be better?Spring/Summer 2026 -
Cubs' Adventure (Current Gr. K-1)Orange Lions CampsCubs’ Adventure is a week full of laughter, friends, and fun! Counselors will design hands-on activities aimed toward making new friendships and memories! Each Tuesday and Thursday, campers will go on field trips. On Thursdays, our field trips will be with Lions Adventures to larger locations! No camp on June 19 and July 3. 26XSC101 June 8 - June 12 Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC102 June 15 - June 18* Monday - Thursday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC103 June 22 - June 26 Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC104 June 29 - July 2* Monday - Thursday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC105 July 6 - July 10 Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC106 July 13 - July 17 Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm 26XSC107 July 20 - July 24 Monday - Friday 9 am - 3 pm REFUND POLICY: Full refunds are available from January 26-March 20. A $50 processing fee will be charged to each individual registration requested to be refunded from March 21-April 30. There are NO refunds starting May 1. Please check back for the tentative field trip schedule. All trips are subject to change due to availability, weather, etc. Final field trip calendar will be updated in May 2026. JUNE 2026 CUBS FIELD TRIPS (TENTATIVE).pdf JULY 2026 CUBS TENTATIVE FIELD TRIPS.pdf2026 Summer Camps