Keystone Mascots Summer training camps are now set in fur… feathers… velcro and stone!  Since 1990 we’ve been helping costumed performers learn more about this art and career.  No other mascot camp is as one-on-one based, affordable, or diverse in training.

Focusing on the big S’s: Silliness, safety, sportsmanship, skills, spirit, and scholarship – we make sure your mascot performer leaves with a well-rounded perspective on how to improve your organization’s character over three learning-packed days.

Plus this year we offer discounted Hersheypark passes for our June/July camp in case you want to hit some world-class coasters before heading home AND our August camp offers on-campus housing and meals.

Click here for more information on our 2012 summer camps.

Hi Erin,

We revealed Chip today at the Pottstown School District Reading Olympics. People really liked the new suit. He was a hit! And people really recognized him as a diamond, which was awesome. I think it’s really great how he can show more emotion with the head piece being separate from the suit. Check out the attached photos.

Having the bag was great because in the past we didn’t have a way to hide the suit, we’d just carry it around, and I fear many a child had their illusion shattered.

Thank you so much for making the suit. The Community Relations Director from the school district was very impressed with it, and asked who made it. I passed along your information, so maybe in the future they will contact you.

I used to have wedding guests sign a hockey stick or baseball bat and present it to the newlyweds, or find out what a child was doing for their bar/bat mitzvah and try to find an appropriate gift for the mascot to bring.

Formal occasions are a great time to bring out your tuxedo, too! Market these cool events and help make even more memorable memories.

This month Robert is running his first full marathon after training a whole year to do so, AND he is gearing up to have Clutch run a 5K race to benefit Autism research.

Houston Television Interview

Please consider donating to this worthy cause on behalf of a larger-than-life role model. Best of luck to you, Rob and Clutch!

Donate Here to \"Autism Speaks\"

Saw Sparty lose to Big Al in the Cap One Bowl (**sniff**) and UCA’s high school All American mascots dance for pregame and saw Big Blue crowned Cap One Mascot Champ all on New Years’ Day…..

had a rocking time in Hershey with the AHL All Stars, Wilkes-Barre with Tux and other campers, and saw Winger return to the Washington Capitals’ Turn Back the Clock Night in February….

enjoyed visits to Reading, Lancaster, York and Harrisburg’s mascot nights….

saved Indiana State’s Sycamore Sam, who lost his head two weeks before The Big Dance….

brought the 1994 World Cup Mascot Striker out of retirement for the Philadelphia Union’s charity tailgate and an American Airlines magazine photo shoot on mascots….

introduced Empire Beauty School’s new mascot in front of 5,000 partying employees….

kept Boomer busy with the Lancaster Lightning….

became the adoptive wards of 80 monkey costumes from Aramark, Inc. and spent all year finding new homes for them….

Rocked out with Thaddeus Rex in New York City….

hosted summer mascot camps in Hershey/Harrisburg and Lancaster/Millersville….

introduced Mascot Camp Crashers – a college intern program….

brought Catcher, the cow mascot for Pa. Railroad Museum, to life and kept him funny in the fall….

saw Loco the Horse milk a goat at the Pa 4H convention….

made sure Filbert the Flamingo from Isaac’s Deli was flitting around Central Pa all year….

squeezed in mascot training camps at Kutztown University and Jacksonville’s Raines High School….

danced with 15 monkeys and the Phillie Phanatic at Citizens Bank Park….

made a marathon dress for St. Paul Saints’ Mudonna’s 26-mile trek to raise money for Japan Disaster relief….

helped Slapshot from the Reading Royals secure a new sponsor…

crashed the Salvation Army’s Christmas concert with Winger and Boomer….

watched our fifth high school mascot make the Pa. State Football championship….

somehow snuck Boomer into the Pennsylvania Governor’s Christmas Party to fistbump Mr. Corbett in December….

danced with Mickey and pals on Christmas with the family….

and brought 30 new characters to the world of mascots….

Thank you to our clients and staff who made this all possible.

2012 is going to be brighter.

Bring your own costume or buy a take-home monkey from us (for $250).

See you December 27!

Email Erin for more details.

Hardier feathers, velvety stretch legs, and a friendlier face (lighter, too!) Mobius is ready to flash his smile everywhere he goes.