The Lawrence Arts Center hosted its fourth annual weeklong “Star Wars” camp, which includes costume creation, drawings of popular characters and the creation of their own lightsabers made from pool noodles.

photo by: Nick Krug

Three-year-old Jack Farrell stands on his tippy-toes while pretending to zoom around the galaxy in an X-Wing Fighter on display in the lobby of the Lawrence Arts Center as part of Jedi Camp. The camp, which concluded Friday, introduced children to the world of Star Wars through dance, art and even epic lightsaber battles. Jack’s older brother Ryan Farrell, 6, participated in the camp with almost 40 other kids. The X-Wing was created by Arts Center artist in residence Juniper Tangpuz.

photo by: Nick Krug

Seven-year-old Charlotte Helling, right, looks to strike back at Eliza Wysong while the two trade whacks with their lightsabers Friday during the final day of Jedi Camp at the Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire St.

photo by: Nick Krug

Two stormtrooper balloons await their fate as Jedi campers swing their lightsabers through an obstacle course during the final day of Jedi Camp at the Lawrence Arts Center, 940 New Hampshire.