✂️ ART & CRAFTERNOONS — SUMMER 2026
For older kids ready to create with intention, confidence, and depth.
Ages 8–12
Wednesdays & Thursdays | 2:00–4:00 PM
Tuition: $95
All materials included | Limited enrollment
✨ ABOUT ART & CRAFTERNOONS
Art & Crafternoons is a relaxed, workshop-style studio experience designed for older kids and tweens who love to create.
These sessions offer space to slow down, dig into materials, and enjoy the creative process—without the pace of a full camp day.
Perfect for:
Morning campers looking for more
Creative kids who prefer afternoons
Visiting families seeking a flexible, hands-on art experience
This is a space for deeper focus, creative independence, and making work that feels more personal and detailed.
🎨 WHAT WE’LL BE MAKING
Each week explores a shared theme, with projects designed to build skills while allowing for individual expression:
Week 1: Small Worlds
Mini museums, rooms, and immersive spaces
Focus: scale, storytelling, display, and mixed materials
Week 2: Food, Folks & Fun
Hand-sewn felt food, needle felting, and food truck builds
Focus: fiber skills, design details, and playful storytelling
Week 3: The Stitchuation
Needle felting, fabric dyeing, hand-sewing, and simple weaving
Focus: fiber techniques, patience, and craftsmanship
Week 4: Treehuggers
Nature-inspired builds focused on habitats and thoughtful design
Focus: structure, balance, natural forms, and environmental themes
Week 5: Invention Lab
Kinetic sculptures, cardboard machines, and problem-solving builds
Focus: movement, mechanisms, and design thinking
Week 6: Let’s Get Mystical
Enchanted objects, imaginary plants, and symbolic creations
Focus: imagination, mixed media, and personal symbolism
Week 7: Art Lab
Experimental stations and summer fan favorites
Focus: choice, exploration, and creative risk-taking
🖍️ MATERIALS & PROCESS
Projects may include:
Fiber arts & hand sewing
Sculpture & 3D construction
Collage & mixed media
Printmaking
Functional and decorative crafts
Guidance is provided, but creativity and individual expression lead the way.