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Held every Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30, Musical Theatre for Kids is designed for theater-loving kids ages 8–12 to develop their confidence, character, and presentation skills through ensemble performance. Students learn acting, scene study, improvisation, music theory, singing, and dancing, while building self-esteem, teamwork skills, and creative potential. This fall, we're cooking up something big—a beloved story full of fairy tale chaos, unexpected friendships, and a whole lot of heart. Two performances at the end of the semester will give families a chance to see what students have worked toward all season. Stay tuned for show and date announcements! Performances will be in early December. The official dates will be announced soon.

Students will spend the week learning a variety of role playing games that will inspire their imaginations and offer opportunities for creative problem solving, narrative exploration and improvised adventure. Player’s will embody an assortment of unusual characters with unique motivations, work together as a team to achieve narrative goals and help guide the stories with their own creative visions. Camp Schedule: Each camp runs for one week and meets 3 hours per day. Snack Break: There is a 20-minute snack break at the halfway point each day. Snacks are generously provided by Feeding Southwest Virginia. Because of this partnership, options are limited—students with dietary restrictions are encouraged to bring their own snack if needed. Pick-Up Policy: A parent or approved pickup person must come inside to pick up their student. Alternate arrangements must be made in advance with the program coordinator and require a signed note. Stay Hydrated: It’s summer and it’s hot! ☀️ Students are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle each day. For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $25, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Floyd JAM allows students to choose from a list of instruments to learn on: fiddle, guitar, or banjo. All instruments are provided to enrolled students, which is included in the program tuition. Floyd JAM follows the “JAM program model,” which is to provide children with opportunities not only in learning traditional music, but to also perform in small and large groups. Camp Schedule: Each camp runs for one week and meets 3 hours per day. Snack Break: There is a 20-minute snack break at the halfway point each day. Snacks are generously provided by Feeding Southwest Virginia. Because of this partnership, options are limited—students with dietary restrictions are encouraged to bring their own snack if needed. Pick-Up Policy: A parent or approved pickup person must come inside to pick up their student. Alternate arrangements must be made in advance with the program coordinator and require a signed note. Stay Hydrated: It’s summer and it’s hot! ☀️ Students are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle each day. For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $25, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Musical Theatre for Kids is a fun, supportive program for theater-loving kids ages 8–12 to build confidence while learning real performance skills. Through acting, singing, dancing, improv, and ensemble work, campers grow as performers and people—developing strong communication, teamwork, and self-esteem. It’s a creative space where kids are encouraged to take risks, find their voice, and shine together onstage. 🌟🎭 For students aged 8 years old to 12 years old. Camp Schedule: Each camp runs for one week and meets 3 hours per day. Snack Break: There is a 20-minute snack break at the halfway point each day. Snacks are generously provided by Feeding Southwest Virginia. Because of this partnership, options are limited—students with dietary restrictions are encouraged to bring their own snack if needed. Pick-Up Policy: A parent or approved pickup person must come inside to pick up their student. Alternate arrangements must be made in advance with the program coordinator and require a signed note. Stay Hydrated: It’s summer and it’s hot! ☀️ Students are encouraged to bring a personal water bottle each day. For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $25, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Held every Tuesdays from 3:30-5:30, students will play Dungeons & Dragons in a world entirely of their own making. The group will collaborate on building that world first — mapping its geography, developing its cultures and history, and fleshing out the places their characters come from. Each student will create a fully realized character with a backstory, personal motivations, and a defined look and style. When the campaign begins, students will bring those characters to life through roleplay and improvisation, navigating challenges and shaping the story through every decision they make. Please keep any eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please complete the Reduced Tuition Application. There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must pay in person to receive a discount). For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $50, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Held every Friday from 3:30 to 5:30, Drama Society is designed for teens who want to dive deeper into the world of theatre—onstage or backstage. This class explores the foundations of theatre while giving students hands-on experience in a variety of theatrical disciplines. Throughout the session, students will study acting, explore different genres and styles, and learn essential behind-the-scenes skills including stagehand work, costume design, stage makeup, and basic set construction. This fall, Drama Society will produce Anne of Green Gables by Donna Hoke— adapted from L.M. Montgomery's beloved story of an imaginative, fiercely determined girl who finds her place in the world. At the end of the session, students will either perform in the production or serve on the crew, choosing the path that best matches their interests. Drama Society is a true catch-all for aspiring theatre students, offering a welcoming space to discover their strengths and build confidence. Please keep an eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please complete the Reduced Tuition Application. There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must pay in person to receive a discount).

Held every Monday from 3:30-5:30, students will dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons for an adventure that's entirely their own. Together, the group will build a shared world from scratch — drawing maps, inventing towns and landscapes, and deciding what kinds of creatures and cultures live there. Each student will create a character who calls that world home, writing their backstory and defining their look before stepping into the game. Once the adventure begins, students will embody their characters through roleplay and improvisation, working together to face challenges, make choices, and see where the story goes. Please keep any eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please complete the Reduced Tuition Application. There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must pay in person to receive a discount). For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $50, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Gadget Lab sparks curiosity and creativity through hands-on electronics, sensors, and programming. In this electrifying class, students discover how microcontrollers bring gadgets to life—from blinking LEDs and buzzers to temperature sensors, motion detectors, and distance sensors. Students build real, working circuits and write code that makes their gadgets react to the world around them. Along the way, they'll uncover how everyday smart devices connect through the Internet of Things (IoT)—the invisible network that makes our homes, classrooms, and cities smarter. Students will code using PictoBlox, a beginner-friendly visual platform, and level up into Python, one of the most powerful and in-demand programming languages on the planet. Gadget Lab is where engineering, electronics, and creativity collide—giving students hands-on skills they can actually use. For students aged 11 years old to 18 years old. Stay in the loop! We send important updates and program information by email—please check your inbox regularly so you don't miss anything. Tuition is offered on a sliding scale to make our programs accessible to every family. Visit the tuition chart in our handbook to find out if you qualify for reduced tuition. Please send your student with a water bottle each day. We're proud to partner with Feeding Southwest Virginia to provide a snack and juice box to every student at no extra cost to your family. Please note that we are unable to accommodate all dietary needs and allergies at this time. If your student has food preferences or allergies, you're welcome to send them with their own snack.

Held every Wednesday from 3:30-5:30, students will engage in a full Dungeons & Dragons campaign built on a world of their own creation. The group will collaborate on world-building from the ground up — developing geography, cultures, political structures, and history before the game even begins. Each student will craft a character with depth: a layered backstory, clear motivations, and a distinct voice. As the campaign unfolds through immersive roleplay and ensemble improvisation, students will make consequential choices that shape the world around them and drive the story forward. Please keep any eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please complete the Reduced Tuition Application. There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must pay in person to receive a discount). For the 2026–2027 programming year, we’re introducing a “Pay It Forward” option as part of our semester tuition. By adding an additional $50, you directly support our scholarship fund and help ensure that the June Bug Center remains accessible to all students across the New River Valley. We hope you’ll see it as we do—a simple way for those who are able to give a little extra to support families who may need it.

Held every Monday from 3:30 to 5:30, Floyd JAM allows students to choose from a list of instruments to learn on: fiddle, guitar, or banjo. All instruments are provided to enrolled students, which is included in the program tuition. Floyd JAM follows the “JAM program model,” which is to provide children with opportunities not only in learning traditional music, but to also perform in small and large groups. At the end of the 12 weeks, parents and families will be invited to come see students perform in one big jam! Please keep any eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please check the "reduced tuition" box on your form and wait for an email with an application. If you do not receive an application please email programming@TheJuneBugCenter.com There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must select "pay in person" to receive a discount).

Held every Tuesday from 3:30 to 5:30, students will get LEGO building challenges each week that will focus on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) designs. They will have creative freedom to try new designs and build their own creations! Please keep any eye on your emails, important information is shared regularly! Tuition is based on a sliding scale. Please see our tuition chart in our handbook to see if you qualify for our reduced tuition. If you would like to apply for reduced tuition, please check the "reduced tuition" box on your form and wait for an email with an application. If you do not receive an application please email Programming@TheJuneBugCenter.com There is a 10% discount for all siblings, and if students sign up for multiple programs (must pay in person to receive a discount).

This exciting, hands-on class, students will dive into Python, a powerful and versatile programming language widely used by developers, data scientists, and engineers at companies like Google, NASA, and Netflix. Python’s easy-to-read syntax makes it perfect for beginners, while its capabilities allow students to explore real-world applications, from creating games to analyzing data. Guided by an experienced instructor, students will work through engaging projects, supported by AI tools that help them debug, brainstorm, and learn independently. This approach teaches both coding fundamentals and the skills needed to collaborate with modern technology. By the end of the course, each student will have gained a solid foundation in Python, confidence in problem-solving, and an understanding of how AI can be a powerful learning partner.