Las Vegas has camps to cover the CCSD winter break, the roughly two weeks kids are off in late December. City rec centers run the most affordable day camps: **Centennial Hills** (YMCA-operated), **Doolittle**, **Mirabelli**, and **Whitney** community centers all offer sports and enrichment days. For something different, **Discovery Children's Museum** and the **Atomic Museum** run holiday STEM camps, **Code Central** in Henderson does coding, and the **Las Vegas Circus Center** teaches aerial and acrobatics. Registration opens weeks ahead and the popular weeks sell out, so book by early December.
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