During this fun-filled week, students will dive into the world of art as they work with our master teaching artists to create original 2D and 3D art from all over the globe. From Africa to Asia, students will build self-esteem as they explore the elements of art through a variety of mediums and meet new friends!
Open to independent creative learners with mild to moderate learning and/or development disabilities.
Alana Adams received her BFA in Art Education at Georgia State University where her intensive studies were in ceramics and sculpture. Upon graduation, Ms. Adams received her certification in Pre-K-12 Art Education and has gone on to teach taught art to children and adults for over 25 years in both public and private institutions.
In addition to the varied aspects of arts management required for her position, Ms. Adams still makes time to teach classes at the Arts Center including the popular summer camp series! She also has a special interest in serving students with disabilities and has worked as Program Director and Instructor for the Kennedy Center’s VSA Adaptive Arts Program. She was awarded the Beaufort County Art Educator of the Year Award in 2009 for her commitment to arts education. Ms. Adams joined the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina staff in September 2006 as where she serves as Sr. Director of Education.
Pre-registration is required for all classes, workshops, and camps. In order to secure your spot, an online registration must be made. For registration online visit our website at www.artshhi.com. Click on the Education tab. If you have questions or need assistance with online registration, please email aadams@artshhi.com.
If registering more than 1 child from the same family in a camp session, receive $15 off. Enter promo code: SIBLING25 at checkout
Cancellations must be made 2 weeks prior to the first day of class. A $25 administration fee will be deducted from any refunded amount for all summer camps. To request a cancellation please email aadams@artshhi.com. Refunds will be mailed within 2 weeks of cancellation.
Our goal is to protect patrons, visitors, employees, staff, artists, and volunteers, as well as to mitigate the potential for the spread of illness in our community. We continue to practice enhanced cleaning procedures and students who are exhibiting any signs of illness will be asked not to attend.
Half-day campers should bring a water bottle and snack. Visual art campers should wear old clothing and/or bring a smock to protect their clothes. Theatre campers should bring a lunch.
