Aspiring singers have an opportunity to hone their vocal skills with world-renowned singers during a weeklong summer vocal camp hosted by the Orland Park Recreation Department.

Vocal students of all levels are welcome to register for the camp, which runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to June 9 in room 203 of the village’s Cultural Center, 14760 Park Lane. The camp is open to singers 10 and older.

The camp features renowned baritone opera singer Jonathan Beyer, who hails from Orland Park and regularly returns to his hometown to perform. The camp also features professional singers Karin Mushegain, Amanda Crider and Sarah Gartshore.

“Jonathan had the idea for this camp and he includes singers he is currently touring with,” said Jean Petrow, program supervisor for the Recreation Department. “In addition to performing for the village’s Arts Commission last November, Beyer has performed many sold-out shows in the area.”

Singers will learn proper vocal techniques, as well as acting, staging, movement opera and musical theater from the four professional vocalists. The week’s singing and performance activities will conclude with a vocal performance the afternoon of June 9, with selections catered to each student’s goals and abilities.

“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from world-renowned performers coming to the village of Orland Park,” Petrow said.

The fee for the weeklong vocal camp is $250 for Orland Park residents and $380 for nonresidents. Lunch will be provided.

More information and registration is with the village’s Recreation Administration Office, 14600 S. Ravinia Ave., 708-403-7275.