Leu Civic Center
Private
Nonprofit community youth center offering multiple summer camps alongside homeschool enrichment classes and after-school athletics such as archery, basketball, gymnastics, karate, and chess. Serves Mascoutah, Scott AFB, and surrounding communities, reaching over 900 children a year, at 213 N Market St. Open enrollment.
The practical details
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 Leu Civic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Matthew CCool activities for the children to do! We do archery! Said they will be closing
★★★★★Alex-FenixFor over two decades, the Leu Civic Center has held a special place in my heart, filled with some of the best memories from my family’s martial arts journey. I can still picture those days when my father and I taught classes upstairs in the dojo. The sounds of the old wooden floors creaking beneath our feet as we demonstrated techniques, are memories forever etched in my mind. Thank you, LCC, and all people who benefited from my father's teachings over the many years in the town of Mascoutah. 🥋
★★★★Nikki WardLoved going and watching the wrestling show there... ONLY CONPLAINT IT WAS FREAKING COLD. They had no heat on when it was in the teens. It was SLIGHTLY warmer than outside.. knowing people will be there and the city couldn't think of turning on the heat...?
★★★★★John BaughmanI went there to watch my son's wrestling show (NGW). It was a good time for all.
★★★Heather BakerI have a membership to the LCC for one reason only: Zumba! The class is wonderful, you'll defiantly get your sweat on and the hour flies by. You'll make new friends and actually enjoy working out with this group. LCC itself is a little frustrating, in the years that I've been a member their rules change often yet they don't inform you ahead of time. Instead they get a bad attitude with you because you're not following the rules. I do like that the kids seem to be having fun which is what matters in the end.