Art Camps are a great way for kids to unleash their creative side, and to gain new skills. These camps are open to all mediums, from painting to pottery. The socialization and problem-solving skills children learn while creating is a great benefit for them. These camps also provide family trips to some top NYC attractions.
The Beam Center provides a summer camp where young artists can explore their creativity. Students work on collaborative projects to create artistically designed products. The center, located in a Venn-dyke of engineering and arts, offers young artists a unique learning experience. The camp is affordable and camp participants receive a $625 discount.
Several local art studios and schools in the Woodbury area have programs for children of all ages. Kidmasters, Kidartists and Kidcreate Studio are just a few of the options. Classes are offered for children three through twelve years old, and are tailored to each child’s needs. There are two options for full-day camps. Alternate groups can also choose to attend half-day or after-school sessions.
Another option is to visit the Gage Academy of Art Alexandria, Virginia. A talented group of campers are led by the school's teachers. In addition to art classes, students also participate in Montessori lessons and wildlife conservation. Additionally, students learn about the local farmer's market and prepare fresh vegetables for cooking.
Kidcreate Studio is a camp for children three through twelve years old. The program is designed to suit the individual needs of the children and instructors are happy to offer private lessons. Every child can create their own masterpieces by exploring various media such as drawing, painting, and sculpture. Workshops and parties are also held at the studio. These events are free and open to all.
Brooklyn Children's Museum focuses primarily on science and art. It is also part a science-focused center and is a wonderful resource. Two art camps are available during summer at the museum. One of them is the Butler Institute of American Art. There are many other activities available for children in the center during summer months.
The Appel Farm offers a farm-based arts program where young people can learn and create practical and enjoyable projects. The camp teaches recycling and encourages campers reduce their environmental footprint. An option to sleepaway is also available. To accommodate all visitors, the Appel Farm requires at least 2 weeks notice. The farm is friendly and accessible.
Brooklyn Children's Museum lets campers combine science and arts to learn more about the natural and human worlds. They can also learn about animals and cultures during the day. They will also have the opportunity to see the arts of theatre and dance at night.