Exciting Summer Camp Adventures Await!
Sessions are half day (am or pm).
20% discount if you sign up for multiple sessions.
Those registered for both am and pm sessions can remain on site for the lunch activity period.
Campers bring their own snacks and lunch.
Financial Aid
We have a limited number of scholarships available thanks to generous donations. If you require financial assistance, please submit a letter to hello@imagineartsstudio.org, including the session you wish to attend.
June 22 - June 26
Age 8 - 13
Morning Session (9 am - 12 pm) or Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm)
Printmaking and Mixed Media
Explore the excitement of layering, combined materials and hidden details through making mixed media art pieces. Learn printmaking techniques to create patterned papers to use in your mixed media pieces, or as standalone art pieces. Mixed Media and Printmaking combine elements of painting, drawing, collage, and low-relief texture to create amazing and dynamic artworks!
June 29 - July 3
Age 5 - 7
Morning Session (9 am - 12 pm)
Nature Creations
Young artists step outside the studio and into the natural world in this immersive, sustainability‑focused art camp. Each day invites campers to explore the outdoors, gather inspiration from the environment, and transform natural materials into meaningful works of art.
Campers experiment with collected leaves, flowers, and found objects to create striking prints and ephemeral sculptures. They build miniature terrariums, use sun paper, design intricate nature mandalas, and craft whimsical fairy houses using sticks, stones, moss, and other organic materials. Outdoor sessions in the park encourage the artists to slow down and observe—painting landscapes in watercolor, sketching what they see, and photographing temporary artworks arranged from gathered materials.
Projects emphasize creativity, environmental awareness, and a deep appreciation for the textures, colors, and patterns found in nature. From rock painting to landscape studies, campers discover how art and ecology intertwine, leaving the week with a portfolio of imaginative, earth‑inspired creations and a renewed connection to the world around them.
Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm)
Color Exploration
Get ready for a vibrant week where creativity bursts into every shade of the rainbow. During Color Exploration Week, young artists dive into the magical world of color—mixing it, discovering it, and using it to express big ideas in joyful ways.
Campers will experiment with paint, pastels, collage materials, and playful sensory tools as they learn how colors blend, contrast, and communicate feelings. Each day focuses on a different color theme—warm and cool tones, rainbow creations, color‑changing experiments, and even art inspired by nature’s palette.
A lively, wonder‑filled camp for kids who love to paint, explore, and discover the magic hidden in every hue of the rainbow.
July 13 - July 17
Age 8 - 13
Morning Session (9 am - 12 pm)
Fantasy Creatures
Young artists step into a world of imagination as they dream up mythical beings and the fantastical realms they inhabit. This camp blends storytelling, character design, and hands‑on making, giving campers the chance to bring entirely new creatures to life.
Throughout the week, artists choose a mythical creature—or invent one of their own—and explore what makes it unique: its personality, abilities, habitat, and history. Campers sketch concepts, build costume elements, and experiment with sculpture to develop their creature’s form. From dragon scales to mermaid fins to entirely original hybrids, each creation reflects the artist’s imagination.
Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm)
Wizarding World
Young witches and wizards step into a world of enchantment as they explore spellbinding art, imaginative creature design, and the whimsical atmosphere of a magical academy. Inspired by the themes of wizard schools, enchanted objects, and mythical beasts, campers spend the week creating projects that feel straight out of a fantasy world.
Artists craft their own wands, design house‑inspired emblems, and invent original magical creatures. Potion‑themed art projects, illustrated spell books, and whimsical props encourage creativity and storytelling. Campers also build miniature scenes such as common rooms, forests, or hidden magical spaces using cardboard, clay, and found materials.
July 20 - July 24
Age 8 - 13
Morning Session (9 am - 12 pm)
Art of Disguise
Learn mask making techniques from paper, to cardboard, to paper mache and plaster! You can become anything- animals, cartoon characters, superheroes, and more! Create your alter ego, or inner supervillain. Come with your creative ideas, be ready to get messy!
Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm)
Thinking in 3D
Discover thinking in three-dimensional space by creating sculptures using cardboard, wire and paper mache. We will explore basic techniques, armature building, creating structure and adding details and embellishments. We will work both smaller and larger scale pieces. Come with your ideas and your creative energy ready to go!
August 3 - August 7
Age 5 - 7
Morning Session (9 am - 12 pm)
Friendly Monsters
Step into a world where monsters aren’t scary—they’re silly, colorful, and full of personality. During this week‑long art camp, young artists will explore the wonderful world of friendly monsters through hands‑on projects designed to spark creativity and build confidence. Campers will experiment with a variety of kid‑friendly materials—paint, collage, air dry clay, fabric, and more—as they dream up their own monster characters.
Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm)
Tiny Sculptures
Big imagination meets small-scale creativity in this delightful week of miniature making. During Tiny Sculptures Week, young artists will explore the magic of working small as they design and build their own pocket‑sized creations using air dry clay, found objects, natural materials, and kid‑friendly sculpting tools. Each day introduces a new theme giving campers endless opportunities to experiment with shape, texture, and storytelling. Children will learn simple sculpting techniques, practice fine motor skills, and discover how even the tiniest artwork can hold a huge amount of personality. It’s a joyful, hands‑on camp for kids who love crafting, imagining, and creating art they can hold in the palm of their hand.
Become a part of our Team
We are excited to announce that we are expanding our summer team!
If you are interested in becoming a teaching assistant or counselor,
or if you would like to earn volunteer hours in a fun environment,
please send an email to hello@imagineartsstudio.org expressing your interest and background.
