Idol Camp
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Idol Camp is a performing arts summer camp held annually in Northfield, Massachusetts starting in mid 2007.
The camp offers entertainment programs such as singing, dancing, acting, and writing. The camp was created by American Idol and 19 Entertainment. The camp’s cost is $2,900 per student for 10 days and includes room, board, classes and souvenirs. The age limit is 12 to 15 years, and a total of 700 students. The experience at the camp will include classes with professional artists, former American Idol contestants and others in the entertainment industry. Other camp activities such as swimming and sports will also be provided at Idol Camp.
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- Idol Camp
- USA Today: 'American Idol' goes to summer camp.
- Reuters: "American Idol" plans children's summer camp.
- MSNBC: ‘American Idol’ camp for teens to open.
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