Summer Camp 2026

Create art from everyday materials—make colorful bottle-cap mosaics, bold magazine-collage posters, no-sew T-shirt tote bags, and fun newspaper coiled creations. A creative, eco-friendly week that encourages kids to reimagine “trash” as treasure while learning about sustainability.

Explore art inspired by identity, emotions, community, social commentary, and popular culture—create meaningful work that reflects both your world and the world around you.

Each day, kids will be introduced to legends including artists like Banksy, Basquiat, O’Keefe, Kahlo, and Monet (and more). They’ll learn about each artist’s unique style and then create their own original projects inspired by those iconic approaches. The week will include painting, sculpture, and more.

Each day, kids will be introduced to legends including artists like Banksy, Basquiat, O’Keefe, Kahlo, and Monet (and more). They’ll learn about each artist’s unique style and then create their own original projects inspired by those iconic approaches. The week will include painting, sculpture, and more.

Have a safe and happy holiday week.

Get hands-on with messy, creative fun—finger painting, shaving-cream marbling, bubble-wrap and sponge printing, glue-and-sand texture art, and exciting clay projects.

Get hands-on with messy, creative fun—finger painting, shaving-cream marbling, bubble-wrap and sponge printing, glue-and-sand texture art, and exciting clay projects.

Each day is dedicated to a different color—like Red Day or Blue Day! Campers will explore one color at a time through fun art projects that celebrate the full rainbow. This vibrant week includes abstract art, painting, clay work, and more, along with learning about artists who are famous for their bold use of color.

Each day is dedicated to a different color—like Red Day or Blue Day! Campers will explore one color at a time through fun art projects that celebrate the full rainbow. This vibrant week includes abstract art, painting, clay work, and more, along with learning about artists who are famous for their bold use of color.

A week for nature lovers! Campers will create nature-inspired art through scavenger hunts and sketchbook field notes, leaf/flower rubbings and prints, texture stamping, and outdoor shadow tracing. Projects may include clay sculptures, flower pressing, and recycled-material crafts—weather permitting, we’ll go outside to gather inspiration.

A week for nature lovers! Campers will create nature-inspired art through scavenger hunts and sketchbook field notes, leaf/flower rubbings and prints, texture stamping, and outdoor shadow tracing. Projects may include clay sculptures, flower pressing, and recycled-material crafts—weather permitting, we’ll go outside to gather inspiration.

Create jellyfish mobiles, pinch-pot sea turtles, jungle or ocean animal masks, and textured animal print art (zebra/cheetah patterns). A fun, hands-on week for animal lovers who want to explore both land and sea through art!

Create jellyfish mobiles, pinch-pot sea turtles, jungle or ocean animal masks, and textured animal print art (zebra/cheetah patterns). A fun, hands-on week for animal lovers who want to explore both land and sea through art!

Create your own instruments, paint to music, and explore rhythm through fun, hands-on art projects. We’ll experiment with sound, pattern, and movement to see how music can inspire color, lines, and shapes.

Campers will explore art from around the world—African print patterns and masks, Japanese origami, Mexican folk art, Indian tribal art, Aboriginal dot art, and European mosaic-inspired collages. Using clay, paint, paper, and more, they’ll create projects inspired by these traditions and take an artistic journey across the globe.

Explore calming art practices like zentangles, mandalas, geometric designs, quiet observation, and neurographic drawing. This week encourages kids to experiment with shapes, colors, and textures in a relaxed, supportive environment. Perfect for building focus, confidence, and creativity—one mindful line at a time.

Explore calming art practices like zentangles, mandalas, geometric designs, quiet observation, and neurographic drawing. This week encourages kids to experiment with shapes, colors, and textures in a relaxed, supportive environment. Perfect for building focus, confidence, and creativity—one mindful line at a time.