The Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences in Charleston, WV runs summer day camps taught by its educators, including Discovery Day Camp for ages 7 to 10 with hands-on science, art and technology, and Passport to Art for ages 11 to 14 exploring global art styles and cultures. Optional wrap care is available before and after the camp day for an added fee.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Clay Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Erica P.Saw Travis Tritt here tonight and had a fantastic time. The smaller, more intimate setting really makes a difference. You feel connected to the performance in a way that big arenas just can't match. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. Already looking forward to my next show here!
★★★★★Trevor SmithThe best venue for a concert or performance in our area. There are no bad seats and the house technicians do a phenomenal job with everything.
★★★★★Ron NelsonCaught the Eagles tribute band, Out Of Eden at the Clay Center. Band played and sounded amazing. The venue usually sounds amazing though. I noticed they're allowing drinks (including alcohol) inside the theater now, I'm hoping that doesn't spoil the theater over time. I noticed a group of drinking women climbing over the seat rows with their drinks instead of entering their aisles. I dread once more maintenance is required, the cost of enjoying a show will rise. Anyhow.. There were a mix of older and younger band members. A guitar teacher and his son were members and one of the teacher's students was playing along in the band. I think his name was Jack, but they said he was 20yrs old but he played as well as anyone else there. A drummer mentioned he'd only been with the band 3yrs, but you would never known. He played and sang the Don Henley parts so well with the band, you would've thought he'd been with the band a lot longer. Most of the band members treated performing just like the Eagles, by playing multiple instruments and singing lead. I thought that was really cool. And the setlist was looked at like them too, offering songs from member's solo projects. I really liked that they played "Boys of Summer", I've always liked that song. The crowd was into the music and the band was into the crowd. The band was hanging out with everyone in the lobby after the show, really nice guys. It was said that most if not all of the band members were from Ohio. So they'll be chances to see them again. If you like the music of the Eagles, go to see them, you'll enjoy it.
★★★★★Toni ThompsonThis is a great collection of Science, learning, and fun things for kids to do. Music studio, water works, movies, make your own video clip movie, surfboard climb, grocery store. Everything you entertain and teach kids. Today I enjoyed the local Minor league team celebrate their team at Dirty Birds Day. Great set up in this accessible by touch pad entry/ exit. Accessible restrooms for men and women on each floor. Accessible free parking in dedicated private lot with no curbs
★★★★★Chris VicariVisited here with family & was very impressed with the whole facility! The museum has 3 levels with the bottom 2 being science-related exhibits & the top floor being a large art exhibit. There are a ton of hands-on experiences that are great for kids of all ages & enough to keep everyone engaged for at minimum a couple hours. Building was clean, well designed with plenty of space to move around & very affordable considering everything you can find & enjoy there. 10/10 recommend if you’re in the area ✌🏻