SPEND SUMMER IN COLOR AT CAE!

THERE'S NO FEE TO REGISTER, PLUS CAE FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS SAVE YOU 10% ON ALL CAMPS & CLASSES!

Give your young artists an immersive and hands-on experience with Summer Art Camps at Center for the Arts Evergreen (CAE). CAE offers half-day camps and lunch studios for kids aged 5-18, running from June 2 through August 15. Campers come to us from Evergreen, Conifer, Morrison and Golden, as well as from down the hill in the Denver metro area, because our vetted instructors are just so awesome at what they do. Our camps explore various media, from clay sculpting and drawing techniques, to pop art and mural painting, to the art of different cultures and the art of the masters. Several of our camps also incorporate outdoor components, including hikes, plein air painting, and opportunities for photography and eco-art projects. Let your kids explore their creative side with imaginative and inspiring camps at CAE this summer!

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– All camps are half-day (3 hours), with AM sessions running 9 am to 12 pm, and PM sessions running 1 pm to 4 pm.

– All campers should bring a water bottle and snack daily, and campers registered for a lunch studio should also bring a sack lunch.

– All camps may go outside, weather permitting, so it is advised that sunscreen is applied each day before coming to camp.
– All camps are $225. Save 10% with a CAE Family Membership.

– 1 hour supervised lunch studio is available for $25 per week to extend your camp experience.

– All supplies are included unless otherwise noted.
– Ceramics camp sessions are either Monday/Wednesday, Tuesday/Thursday, OR Wednesday/Friday and run for 2 consecutive weeks (4 half-days total). This is to allow sufficient time for every step of the finishing process, both during and outside of camp hours.

– Ceramics camp fees cover materials, supplies, additional tech hours, kiln firings, and maintenance of the ceramics studio.
– Before April 15: Full cash refund minus $25 cancellation fee per camp.

– April 16th to May 1st: Full refund in educational credit only.

– No refunds will be offered after May 1st.

LUNCH STUDIOS

Would you like to extend your camper’s experience before or after camp during the lunch hour? Or are you signing up for an AM and a PM camp in the same week and want full-day coverage? This year we are offering a supervised Lunch Studio from 12 – 1 pm for just $25 per week! Camp assistants will oversee lunch and (weather-permitting) outdoor activity, guiding them to and from their camps. Lunch Studios are a la carte – please register for each week your student will be staying for lunch by clicking the button below.

A WORD ON OVERLAPPING AGE GROUPS AND SIBLING REGISTRATIONS

Nobody knows your kiddo better than you do, so if you have a 9- or 13-year-old, please choose the camp age group and activity that you think suits them best. If you would like to enroll 2 siblings from different age groups into the same camp, please select the camp based on the youngest child’s age.

CLICK ON THE BUTTONS BELOW TO JUMP TO A SPECIFIC AGE GROUP

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LITTLES CAMPS | AGES 5 - 9

DATES: June 2 - 6
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Get ready to dive into a kaleidoscope of creativity! Campers will experiment with bold colors, from acrylics to watercolor washes, and create layered collages and funky tie-dye masterpieces that pop with personality.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 9
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DATES: June 2 - 6
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan/br>
Description: Let the natural world inspire your art! This course will guide students in discovering how to incorporate elements from nature into their creative process. Through exploring the relationship between art and the environment, children will develop new ways of expressing themselves while sharpening their observation skills and understanding of color and composition. Whether working with natural textures or capturing the play of light and shadow, the aim is to create a deeper connection to the world around them through artistic expression.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 14
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DATES: June 2 - 6
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Light up your summer with neon and glow-in-the-dark projects! Campers will design bright tie-dye shirts, paint glowing canvases, and create luminescent sculptures.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 4
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DATES: June 9 - 13
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Kate Lincoln/br>
Description: Celebrate the beauty of flowers! Campers will make pressed-flower art, botanical prints, and floral-themed paintings while learning about the plants around them.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 7
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DATES: June 9 - 13
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Unleash your creativity and make art from scratch! In this course, students will explore the endless possibilities of paper as a medium for self-expression, focusing on the importance of reusing and recycling materials. Young artists will discover how everyday items can be transformed into unique works of art, fostering creativity while promoting eco-conscious practices. This course encourages experimentation, pattern recognition, and problem-solving, all while helping children develop fine motor skills. The goal is to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces that are as creative as they are environmentally friendly, all while nurturing the idea that art can be sustainable!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 16
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DATES: June 16 - 20
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Dive into the tactile side of art! Campers will create textured collages, leather-stamped projects, and layered mixed media pieces using unconventional materials that beg to be touched.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 10
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DATES: June 16 - 20
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Weezee Lincoln/br>
Description: Turn nature into art! Campers will collect leaves, sticks, and flowers to make nature-inspired collages, prints, and sculptures. We'll also explore eco-friendly art techniques like recycled art and natural dyeing.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 12
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DATES: June 17, 19, 24 & 26
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Learn the basics of clay in this hands-on camp! Campers will create pinch pots, coiled vases, and fun sculptures while exploring different ways to make and decorate their unique pieces.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 4
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**AGES 5 - 13** DATES: June 23 - 27
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Mahan

Description: Pack your imagination and get ready for an artistic journey through history and beyond! In this 5-day Time Travelers Art Workshop, young creatives will explore iconic eras of the past and leap into the future through hands-on art projects. From the mysteries of ancient Egypt to the dazzling visions of futuristic cities, each day will transport participants to a new time and place. Guided by artist Jessica Mahan, kids will uncover fascinating stories from history and learn how to reflect them in their artwork.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 10
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DATES: June 23 - 27
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Kiki Heidbreder

Description: Create your own magical worlds! Campers will design maps, sculpt fantastical creatures, and paint colorful landscapes that bring their imagined universes to life.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 12
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DATES: July 7 - 11
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Think BIG! Campers will create large-scale paintings, giant 3D flowers, and larger than life sculptures that are all about size and bold expression.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 14
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DATES: July 7 - 11
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Kiki Heidbreder/br>
Description: Explore the art of Andy Goldsworthy and create temporary, site-specific sculptures using natural materials. Campers will photograph their work to preserve their outdoor masterpieces.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 15
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DATES: July 7 - 11
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Get ready to dive into a kaleidoscope of creativity! Campers will experiment with bold colors, from acrylics to watercolor washes, and create layered collages and funky tie-dye masterpieces that pop with personality.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 15
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**AGES 5 - 13** DATES: July 9 & 11, 16 & 18
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Katy Clark

Description: Travel the globe through the art of pottery in this fun and creative 4-day camp! Each day, campers will explore a different culture's pottery traditions and create their own unique pieces inspired by those styles. From Native American pinch pots to vibrant Mexican Talavera tiles, kids will learn about the history, techniques, and beauty of pottery from around the world. The camp ends with a special showcase where campers present their creations and take their masterpieces home as souvenirs of their journey!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 10
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**AGES 5 - 13** DATES: July 14 - 18
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Mahan

Description: Get ready to unleash your creativity and celebrate the beauty of wildlife! In this 5-day Wildlife Wonders Art Workshop, young artists will explore the animal kingdom, from the tiniest insects to majestic creatures of the land, sea, and sky. Using a variety of art techniques, they’ll create their own animal-inspired masterpieces while learning fun facts about the natural world. From sculpting and painting to mask-making and crafting, this workshop is perfect for kids who love animals and want to bring their imaginations to life!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 9
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DATES: July 14 - 18
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Enter the magical world of light and shadow! This innovative course encourages students to explore the dynamic interaction between light, space, and art. Through hands-on projects, children will learn how to manipulate light and shadow to create stunning, interactive art pieces. The focus is on creativity, structure, and experimentation, helping young artists understand the principles of design and physics in a fun, accessible way. These illuminations will inspire a fresh perspective, helping students see art—and the world around them— in a whole new light.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 15
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**AGES 5 - 13** DATES: July 21 - 25
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Jessica Mahan

Description: Step into a world of creativity where anything is possible! In this 5-day Crazy Creatures Art Workshop, kids will dream up and design their own whimsical monsters, silly robots, and out-of-this-world hybrid animals. Using a variety of artistic techniques and materials, young creators will build wild, fantastical creatures straight from their imaginations. Perfect for kids who love to think outside the box and explore the wacky side of art!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 14
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DATES: July 21 - 25
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Every great story starts with a spark of imagination and in this course, students will craft their own unique characters and stories through art and performance. From creating vibrant 2-D characters to bringing them to life in 3-D, this course fosters creativity, storytelling, and self-expression. The goal is to guide kids in exploring the world of narrative art, helping them build confidence in their ability to tell stories through both visual and performance-based mediums. It’s all about letting imagination run wild and learning to share your creative vision with others.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 16
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DATES: July 28 - Aug 1
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Kiki Heidbreder/br>
Description: Create colorful, whimsical kites, flags, and wind chimes that come alive in the breeze. Airplanes, birds, and rockets, we'll explore things that fly! Campers will design and build projects inspired by the movement of air and wind.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 13
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DATES: July 28 - Aug 1
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan/br>
Description: Let the natural world inspire your art! This course will guide students in discovering how to incorporate elements from nature into their creative process. Through exploring the relationship between art and the environment, children will develop new ways of expressing themselves while sharpening their observation skills and understanding of color and composition. Whether working with natural textures or capturing the play of light and shadow, the aim is to create a deeper connection to the world around them through artistic expression.

This camp is primarily OUTDOORS. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 16
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DATES: August 4 - 8
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Unleash your creativity and make art from scratch! In this course, students will explore the endless possibilities of paper as a medium for self-expression, focusing on the importance of reusing and recycling materials. Young artists will discover how everyday items can be transformed into unique works of art, fostering creativity while promoting eco-conscious practices. This course encourages experimentation, pattern recognition, and problem-solving, all while helping children develop fine motor skills. The goal is to create one-of-a-kind masterpieces that are as creative as they are environmentally friendly, all while nurturing the idea that art can be sustainable!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 11
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DATES: August 4 - 8
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Enter the magical world of light and shadow! This innovative course encourages students to explore the dynamic interaction between light, space, and art. Through hands-on projects, children will learn how to manipulate light and shadow to create stunning, interactive art pieces. The focus is on creativity, structure, and experimentation, helping young artists understand the principles of design and physics in a fun, accessible way. These illuminations will inspire a fresh perspective, helping students see art—and the world around them— in a whole new light.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 13
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DATES: August 11 - 15
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Every great story starts with a spark of imagination and in this course, students will craft their own unique characters and stories through art and performance. From creating vibrant 2-D characters to bringing them to life in 3-D, this course fosters creativity, storytelling, and self-expression. The goal is to guide kids in exploring the world of narrative art, helping them build confidence in their ability to tell stories through both visual and performance-based mediums. It’s all about letting imagination run wild and learning to share your creative vision with others.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 16
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MIDDLES CAMPS | AGES 9 - 14

DATES: June 2 - 6
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Executive Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Kelly Munro

Description: This drawing camp is designed to help students build a strong foundation in their artistic journey. No matter what your child wants to draw, it’s absolutely important that they first learn the basics. This course will teach them essential elements such as line, shape, value, color, and space.Throughout the camp, students will learn techniques for shading, creating light and form, and strategies for applying contrast, as well as developing form and perspective in their drawings. If your child is interested in drawing and wants to establish a solid foundation, this is the perfect camp for them.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 6
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DATES: June 16 - 20
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Meagan Andersen

Description: Think BIG! Campers will create large-scale paintings, giant 3D flowers, and larger than life sculptures that are all about size and bold expression.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 9
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DATES: June 17, 19, 24, & 26
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Julian Kramer

Description: Unleash your creativity and discover the endless possibilities of hand-building with clay in Clay by Design! This class is perfect for middle school artists ready to explore the foundations of ceramic art without the wheel. Students will learn essential hand-building techniques like slab construction, coil building, and pinch pot sculpting to create functional and decorative pieces. From designing textured tiles to sculpting unique vessels and imaginative sculptures, each project will challenge their skills and spark their creativity. Along the way, they’ll learn how to refine their work, join clay pieces securely, and incorporate surface decoration techniques to make their creations stand out. Whether you’re new to ceramics or looking to sharpen your skills, this class is your gateway to mastering clay by hand!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 9
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DATES: July 7 - 11
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Executive Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Kelly Munro

Description: This drawing camp is designed to help students build a strong foundation in their artistic journey. No matter what your child wants to draw, it’s absolutely important that they first learn the basics. This course will teach them essential elements such as line, shape, value, color, and space.Throughout the camp, students will learn techniques for shading, creating light and form, and strategies for applying contrast, as well as developing form and perspective in their drawings. If your child is interested in drawing and wants to establish a solid foundation, this is the perfect camp for them.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 10
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DATES: July 14 - 18
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Julian Kramer

Description: Discover the art of printmaking! Learn how to design, carve, and print your own block prints, monoprints, and screen prints. Campers will create multiple copies of their original designs on materials of their choice that they can wear, use, and share!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 14
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DATES: July 21 - 25
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Community Room
INSTRUCTOR: Julian Kramer

Description: Combine art with outdoor exploration! Campers will hike, collect natural materials, play art games, and create art inspired by their adventures, like trail maps, leaf prints, and landscape paintings.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 13
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DATES: July 22 & 24, 29 & 31
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Estelle Morgan

Description: Unleash your creativity and discover the endless possibilities of hand-building with clay in Clay by Design! This class is perfect for middle school artists ready to explore the foundations of ceramic art without the wheel. Students will learn essential hand-building techniques like slab construction, coil building, and pinch pot sculpting to create functional and decorative pieces. From designing textured tiles to sculpting unique vessels and imaginative sculptures, each project will challenge their skills and spark their creativity. Along the way, they’ll learn how to refine their work, join clay pieces securely, and incorporate surface decoration techniques to make their creations stand out. Whether you’re new to ceramics or looking to sharpen your skills, this class is your gateway to mastering clay by hand!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 10
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DATES: July 28 - August 1
TIME: 1 - 4 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Main Classroom
INSTRUCTOR: Kelly Munro

Description: The Advanced Drawing Class is designed for students who are confident in their drawing skills and enjoy spending time creating art. Students will work on various prompts, allowing them to use their skills and creativity while I help them push their abilities further. My goal is to meet them where they are and support their growth in a student-led environment. Students will have access to a wide range of drawing materials, including pencils, colored pencils, pen and ink, oil pastels, and chalk pastels. I believe this will enhance their creative experience and help them explore different techniques.

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 16
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DATES: Aug 6 & 8, 13 & 15
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Katherine Drummond

Description: Step into a world of enchantment in Magical Clay: Fairy Houses & Gnomes! In this whimsical ceramics camp, young artists (ages 9-14) will use hand-building techniques to create their own fairy houses, gnome sculptures, and other magical clay creations. Campers will learn how to build sturdy and imaginative structures using slabs, coils, and pinch methods, while also exploring decorative techniques like carving, stamping, and adding textured details to bring their fantasy worlds to life. From designing intricate fairy doors and mushroom rooftops to sculpting tiny gnome friends, students will let their creativity shine while developing essential ceramic skills. Along the way, they’ll learn about surface treatments, glazing, and how to bring personality into their work. Whether they dream of crafting a cozy woodland home or a mischievous gnome with a twirly beard, this camp is the perfect place for young artists to explore storytelling through clay. By the end of the week, they’ll have their own magical clay creations to display or gift!

This camp is primarily INDOORS but students will go outdoors weather permitting. Students should arrive to camp prepared to spend the morning outdoors with appropriate layers for the unpredictable weather, sunscreen applied, sun hat, sunglasses, water bottle and snacks. Please bring a lunch if you plan to register for lunch care.

SPACES REMAINING: 6
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TEEN WORKSHOPS | AGES 13 - 18

DATES: June 4 & 6, 11 & 13
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Katy Clark

Description:Discover the art of wheel throwing in this engaging and hands-on class designed for teens of all skill levels. Whether you're a complete beginner or have prior experience, this class will guide you through the fundamentals and help you refine your technique. Over the two-week session, you will: Learn essential wheel-throwing skills, including centering, pulling, and shaping clay. Explore creative techniques for decorating and finishing your pieces. Create functional and artistic pottery such as bowls, mugs, and more. Our supportive instructor will provide personalized guidance tailored to each student's level, ensuring a fun and educational experience for everyone. All tools, materials, and firing costs are included in the class fee. By the end of the course, you’ll have finished pottery to take home and the confidence to continue your clay journey. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot!

SPACES REMAINING: 8
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DATES: July 8 & 10, 15 & 17
TIME: 9 am - 12 pm
DROPOFF LOCATION: Ceramics Studio
INSTRUCTOR: Erin Rademacher

Description:Discover the art of wheel throwing in this engaging and hands-on class designed for teens of all skill levels. Whether you're a complete beginner or have prior experience, this class will guide you through the fundamentals and help you refine your technique. Over the two-week session, you will: Learn essential wheel-throwing skills, including centering, pulling, and shaping clay. Explore creative techniques for decorating and finishing your pieces. Create functional and artistic pottery such as bowls, mugs, and more. Our supportive instructor will provide personalized guidance tailored to each student's level, ensuring a fun and educational experience for everyone. All tools, materials, and firing costs are included in the class fee. By the end of the course, you’ll have finished pottery to take home and the confidence to continue your clay journey. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot!

SPACES REMAINING: 9
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