Summer Art Camp

Join us this summer for art camp where creativity knows no bounds! Immerse yourself in the world of the many masters of art as we delve into their techniques and styles.
From Van Gogh’s swirling brushstrokes to Norman Rockwell’s meticulous detail, discover various movements in art from Impressionism to Pop Art and many more.
You’ll have the opportunity to paint replicas of renowned works or put your own unique twist on them, exploring your individual artistic expression.
But that’s not all! Unleash your imagination through drawing, sculpting, tie-dye and mixed media projects.

Art Camp is 9am to 2pm

Summer Clay Camp

Welcome to our summer clay camp, where your imagination takes shape in your hands!

Dive into the world of clay as you explore both wheel throwing and hand building techniques under the guidance of skilled instructors.
Whether you’re shaping a vessel on the potter’s wheel or molding one of a kind sculptures, you’ll discover the joy of making unique art by hand.
But the fun doesn’t stop there! Get ready to unleash your creativity as we experiment with a variety of glazing techniques to add color and cool designs to pre-made pottery pieces.
From bold brushstrokes to delicate drips, you’ll learn how to transform your creations into true works of art. Come join us for a summer filled with clay, creativity, and endless possibilities!

Clay Camp hours are 9am to 1pm

Upcoming Events

We have lots of exciting events coming up!

Don’t miss our St. Patrick’s Day Pints & Painting at Tower Hill Brewery on March 13 and Stoneware Pottery Painting at Tower Hill Brewing On Saturday March 30

• Draw a leprechaun trap. Use interesting materials. In your drawing such as hot wheels tracks, mouse trap game Domino’s, maybe string or a lamp just some suggestions.

• Now draw the leprechaun that you think you will catch in your trap.

• Draw a large four leaf clover, then create interesting lines and patterns, adding color. You can use Markers, or colored pencils. 

• Can you draw a lion? Start out by using simple shapes such as a circle for the head and oval for the body, circles for the hips, knees and feet and straight lines to connect the legs to the joints. Once you have the entire form and then start adding shapes and DeTails.