Does your child love doodling on sketchpads, sculpting, and painting with watercolors? Take a look through our list of fine arts camps in Tucson.
Classes and camps listed here will include acrylics, clay, ceramics, collage, drawing, oil painting, pottery, and scrapbooking.
Pinspiration | Summer Maker Camps
Get Messy, Get Creative, and Have a Blast! At Pinspiration’s DIY Makers Summer Camp, kids and teens dive into a colorful world of paint, glitter, textiles, and endless imagination! Each week brings a new theme, cool art techniques, and awesome projects to take home. It’s the ultimate summer hangout for mini makers and teen creators. REGISTER.
Kids $225/wk, mon-fri, ages 6-13yrs
Teens $150/wk, wed-fri, ages 11-16
THEMES
May 27-30 My Favorite Summer
June 2-6 Colors of the Season
June 9-13 PopStar Universe
June 16-20 SuperHero Art Squad
June 23-27 Fantasy & FairyTales
June 30-July 3 Creative Sparks
July 7-11 Galactic Art Explorers
July 14-18 Underwater Wonder Art
July 21-25 Wild Critter Camp
July 28-Aug 1 Around the World
Toscana Studio’s Kids Summer Art Camp
For kids grades 2nd – 12th, all camps are multi-age.
Held from 12:30pm to 4:30pm, Tuesdays through Fridays.
With the exception of the Learn To Sew An Outfit camp, each camp is $290.00 for the 4-day session. All materials are included in the camp cost.
An art show will be held at 4:15 p.m. on the final day of each week.
All camps are multi-ages, small classes which allows for much individual instruction and attention.
Toscana Studio is offering Camps in a wide variety of media: Sculpt In Clay, Glass Mosaics, Oil Painting, Drawing, Sew A Stuffed Animal, and a 5-day camp: Learn To Sew An Outfit.
All will be taught by Linda Ahearn, with interns’ help.
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