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No themes. No filler. Just real art, real creativity, and a studio full of young artists.

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At our summer camps, students work on several projects throughout the day. While one project dries, another begins, keeping the day moving as students build a collection of artwork over the course of the week.

Camp Hours

9:00–4:00

Extended care available

8:00–9:00 before camp

4:00–5:00 after camp

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Grades 1 - 4

Monday to Friday

Full Day Camp

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Grades 3 - 6

Monday to Friday

Full Day Camp

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Grades 7 - 9

Monday to Friday

Full Day Camp

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Grades 1 - 4

Monday to Friday

Full Day Camp

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Grades 3 - 6

Monday to Friday

Full Day Camp

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camp art projects

Our projects are designed to be completed over the course of the week, giving students time to develop ideas, build skills, and create artwork they're proud of.

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If your child misses a day, we'll do our best to help them catch up. If they're away on the final day of camp, unfinished artwork can be picked up during the following weeks.

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a typical camp week

There are no camp themes, and there are no repeated projects. If your child joins us for more than one week of camp, they'll create an entirely different collection of artwork each time.

monday

Everyone settles into the studio, gets familiar with the week's routines, and starts the first round of projects. Before long, there are paintings drying, clay taking shape, and sketchbooks filling up.

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Tuesday

With several projects on the go, students move between them as layers dry and new stages begin. By now the studio has found its rhythm.

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wednesday

Today is usually field trip, giving students a chance to experience something new together before returning to the studio to continue their projects.

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thursday

Projects start coming together. Details are added, finishing touches begin, and students can really see how much they've accomplished.

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Friday

If there was clay on Monday, we're painting it today. The studio is a hive of activity as projects are finished and students get ready to take home a week's worth of artwork.

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  • Nut-free lunch and two snacks

  • Water bottle

  • Clothes that can get messy

  • Indoor shoes (optional if you use them)

  • Your best attitude—we'll take care of the art supplies.

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you might ask ...

What if my child misses a day of camp?​

No problem! Our Studio Assistants will help your student catch up on any projects they missed when they return.

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We're leaving for the lake on Friday, my student will miss the last day

Just let us know! Your artist can take their artwork home on Thursday, or you're welcome to pick it up from the studio the following week.

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I need extended hours now, can I still sign up?

Absolutely! Just send us a message and we'll be happy to arrange extended care for the days you need.

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How much is extended care? You'll find our current fees on the registration page.

You can register for morning care, afternoon care, or both—whatever works best for your family.

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My kid needs an EpiPen, are you first aid trained?

Yes. All of our Camp Leaders and Studio Assistants are certified in First Aid and are trained to assist students who require emergency medications such as EpiPens.

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My student is new to Funky Artsmiths. Will they fit in?

Absolutely! Every camp welcomes both new and returning students. Our Instructors and Studio Assistants take the time to get to know each student, helping everyone feel comfortable and included from day one.

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