The Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts (The Judy)
Private
The Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts is the downtown Portland home of Northwest Children's Theater, offering summer theater day camps for ages 4–14. First Stage camps (ages 4–6) use creative play, songs and movement, while Explore camps (ages 6–9) build imaginative worlds through role-play; older sessions continue up to age 14.
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 The Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts (The Judy) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Alexander DickWhat a wonderful, positive, creative, and professional company! The Wizard of Oz production quality and creativity in it's interpretation was top notch! I'm so thankful for this place and these people. Child or adult, if you haven't checked it out, come see a show! You won't be disappointed. And if you've been before, come back! There is always something new and wonderful to experience!!!
★★★★★Matt PhilbrookI went with my client to story time and as usual, it was so much fun. The cast really embrace their roles and still are attentive to the children, regardless of age or ability. Their story is age appropriate and keeps the children engaged by including them in the action and storytelling. Overall just an experience that was worth every minute.
★★★★★Maxwell MuehleipOur kids had a wonderful time at the Halloween Ball, the actors are all so funny and they made each child in the parade feel special 🎭👏🏼
★★★★She AshI attended a film screening in their movie theater. The theater seats are not designed for large adults. They are uncomfortably small, pressing the two cup holders into ones sides. The seat discomfort took away from enjoying the movie screening fully. The theater sound was basic, from the industry standard sound systems. It gets the job done though. There was a nice variety of choices at the concession stand. The solo concession staff was friendly. The facility appears well maintained. The air-conditioning was pleasant. The color scheme was joyous and bright. I did not have the opportunity to tour the other rooms or studios in the facility.
★★★★★Karen WongThis place is awesome for kids! They just opened recently, and the space is beautiful! They do second run movies on Friday nights in this screening room. Just like going to the movies, except super kid friendly! They have typical movie theater seating but then up front, all these kid bean bag chairs for them to lounge around. They also have food: popcorn, pizza and candy! My girls had a blast! Friday night movie nights just leveled up and much more reasonably priced than regular movie theaters. Looking forward to seeing a show/play there!