Anti-Bullying Programs for 2026 Summer Camps: Magic & Comedy Bookings Announced

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Academic Entertainment has announced open bookings for its 2026 summer camp lineup, spanning magic, comedy, and anti-bullying programs designed to give camp directors a range of interactive entertainment options.

-- Academic Entertainment has opened summer camp bookings across its magic, comedy, and anti-bullying programs, giving camp directors multiple interactive show options for the season.

More information is available at https://www.academicentertainment.com/

According to the American Camp Association, more than 26 million children and adults enroll in summer camps across the country each year, making camp one of the most widely used forms of structured summer activity for young people. Academic Entertainment has built its 2026 camp lineup to serve that scale of demand, offering directors a range of programs to fit different camp goals.

Among the magic-based options is bGr8, a 45-minute performance by comic-magician Brian Richards that blends magic, comedy, and storytelling around anti-bullying and related character themes, including trustworthiness, fairness, respect, responsibility, caring, and citizenship. Richards also performs The Funny Magic Show, featuring magic, juggling, puppets, and audience participation for all ages. A company representative says that both programs are offered in-person or virtually, giving camps flexibility depending on staffing, scheduling, or venue limitations.

To learn more about bGr8, visit https://www.academicentertainment.com/bGr8/

Camps looking for comedy beyond bGr8 and The Funny Magic Show can also book The Wacky Science Show, which combines theatrical comedy with scientific facts to keep campers engaged in an entertaining, educational format.

For camps prioritizing anti-bullying content specifically, Mr. Peace offers a hip-hop-inspired presentation delivered by youth speaker Kevin Szawala, which focuses on bullying prevention alongside diversity, inclusion, and student mental health. Zonda Kids Dance, led by Chris Tyler, is another option for high school-aged campers, combining hip hop dance with customizable messaging; bullying prevention is one of several themes camps can select, alongside kindness, respect, and perseverance, allowing directors to tailor the program's focus to their campers' needs.

Camps booking outdoor performances are advised to arrange an indoor backup location in case of inclement weather, along with accessible parking near the performance area to support equipment load-in and load-out ahead of showtime.

Summer camp directors and activities coordinators interested in scheduling any of these programs for 2026 can request pricing, availability, and booking details at https://www.academicentertainment.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Whitney Muller
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Organization: Academic Entertainment
Address: 1495 Lost Trail Drive, Pullman, Washington 99163, United States
Phone: +1-800-883-9883
Website: https://www.academicentertainment.com/

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