In this camp color theory, creativity and imagination come to life! Students will enjoy a fun and inspiring environment where they can explore different art forms, including painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Each day features exciting projects, guided instruction, and plenty of time for personal expression. Throughout the camp, kids will develop their artistic skills, learn new techniques, and express themselves in unique ways, then showcase their creations on Friday!
With 28 years of experience in education, Treva Kent has inspired learners of all ages – from young children to college students. In addition to teaching in formal classroom settings, she has led numerous art camps and private lessons, nurturing artistic growth beyond the school walls. A two-time Teacher of the Year recipient, Treva holds a Master’s degree in Reading, bringing a unique interdisciplinary approach to arts education that emphasizes both visual and literacy development.
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.
