Hill House Enrichment Programs

Hill House Enrichment Programs offers art, dance, music, theatre, cooking, chess, STEM, foreign language, jumping jacks, gym, karate, athletics, pod, semi-private classes, and weekend events for ages 0-12. Many music, art, and movement-based classes include parent and caregiver participation. Hill House Summer Enrichment includes a FLEX PASS option for any 4 sessions of a class over the summer at a discounted rate.

Programs

• Hill House Enrichment Programs — ages 0-12 · Developmental and creative programs including art, dance, music, theatre, cooking, chess, STEM, foreign language, jumping jacks, gym, karate, athletics, pod, semi-private classes, and weekend events.
• Hill House Summer Enrichment — children · Summer enrichment programs with a FLEX PASS option for any 4 sessions of a class over the summer at a discounted rate.
• Summer Kiddie Kamp
• Summer Day Camp
• Leaders in Training (LIT) Camp

At a glance

• Ages: 0–12 years old
• Current session: Winter holidays closure (Dec 19–Jan 3, 2027)
• General schedule: Many music, art and movement-based classes invite the participation of parents and caregivers.

About the provider

Hill House has grown since its formation in 1966. Its mission is to build and foster a strong sense of urban community and improve quality of life for residents of all ages. Leadership includes Timothy Hawkins, Executive Director; Jamie Kelly, Director of Operations and Programs; Ryan Moore, Associate Director of Development & Facilities; John King, Athletics Manager; Tara Lea, Program Manager of Enrichment and Camp; Betsy Greenberg, Program Operations Coordinator & Day Camp Team Leader; Adriana Donohue, Senior Program Instructor & Kiddie Kamp Team Leader; and Amira Elfadil, Program Associate. Since 1966, over $300,000 in scholarship funding has been awarded to children residing in the Greater Boston area.

Scholarships are need-based and require a separate application each season with updated financial verification documentation annually. Applicants must pay a minimum of 25% of the Hill House Member program fee. Late applications are considered case-by-case. For scholarship eligibility, a child must qualify as at least one of the listed need-based categories and reside within Boston city limits or attend school within Boston city limits at the time of participation. Hill House is not responsible for lost or stolen items during program offerings.

Last updated September 21, 2026.