Originally created Thursday, July 26, 2007
YAC campers perform for family, friends
YAC TALENT: Hypnotist show is fun for everyone
The children showcased their talents by singing, dancing and performing skits as the audience cheered them on.
The event kicked off with a special slide show set to music, portraying the day-to-day activities at the camp including field trips, water fun and some friendly competitions. Then, the youths and their counselors took the stage to perform several patriotic numbers as a backdrop slideshow featured the children with their parents.
Groups A and C from the Youth Activities Center Summer Camp perform a hula dance during the show.
"The kids really look forward to this. It gives them a chance to showcase their talent and let the parents see what they've been doing during camp. All of our kids are so talented and they love to entertain people. We have a lot of American Idols and do Karaoke quite a bit so now they get to do it in front of everyone," said YAC Director Megan Elliot.
According to Elliot, the kids and their counselors start planning for the show several weeks before the event and spend quite a bit of time
The Men in Black perform their skit and dance moves.
"It was a lot of hard work to do this show, we had to have a lot of practices, but it was really fun. It
was great getting to know everyone and their personalities and how they sing and dance," said 8-year-old Isaac Thomas.
Youth Activities Center Summer Campers display their talents during the show.
"The children really showed a lot of enthusiasm and they were really committed. It was really good. We have some talented children," said parent Gloria McNair after the show.




