The following camps and workshops are currently open for registration.

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School Break  Camps 2025

For students ages 5 - 11 

All supplies included 

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All American Art Camp (full)

January 20 

9AM-4 PM 

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Norman Rockwell, Jasper Johns and Grant Wood created some of the most iconic American works of art to date. They worked in different styles and mediums, but they all were inspired by everyday American life and the American spirit. In this camp, we'll explore these artists and others, then create our own original works of art, based on what we learn. ​​​​​​​​​

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Summer Camps 2025 ​

For students ages 5-11

All supplies included 

Morning session is 9 AM-1 PM and afternoon session is 2 PM-6 PM each day

Morning campers may stay from 1-2 PM if they are staying for the afternoon session

All camp sessions are 5 days, with the exception of the week of July 4th

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Art, Art & More Art 

9 AM-1 PM, June 16-20, June 30-July 3, July 14-18, July 21-25

2 PM-6 PM, July 7-11

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An Imaginarium classic!

Our Art camps seek to spark creativity. We encourage students to make messes, try new things and become confident in their artistic endeavors. Through fun and engaging lessons, students work in a variety of mediums. We explore different art periods, artists and cultures. Students build on prior learning, and deepen their knowledge and understanding of art, all while discovering their own creative voices.

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Lego Robotics (waitlist)

2 PM-6 PM, June 16-20

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Students will learn essential STEAM and 21st Century skills needed to become the innovative minds of tomorrow through building and coding lessons using the LEGO Education Spike System and intuitive drag and drop coding language, based on Scratch coding. Fun and engaging lessons lead students through playful activities to think critically and solve complex problems, regardless of their learning level. Students design and build, then code to make their creations come to life. ​​​​​​

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Fiber Art & Sewing 

9 AM- 1 PM, June 23-27

This camp focuses on the creation of art through fibers. Students will create original works using both ancient and modern techniques in weaving, needle felting, embroidery, and quilting, through hand sewing and simple machine sewing. We’ll study famous fiber artists, like Navajo weaver Naomi Glasses, quilter Faith Ringgold and sculptor, Judith Scott. Students will create a variety of original works and gain a deeper understanding of the history and variety of art that is created through the lens of fibers

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Crochet & Yarn Art 

1 PM- 6 PM, June 23-27 

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The art of crochet can be traced back to the 15th century and can be found across many different cultures throughout history. Crochet offers a range of mental and physical benefits. It is a form of mindfulness, which helps to reduce stress and anxiety by promoting relaxation and calming the mind.  In this camp, students will learn basic stitching skills, then build on those skills as we study the art and history of working with fibers. In addition to crochet, students will work with yarn to create other forms of art throughout the week, focusing on skills like weaving, macrame, works on canvas and sculpture. 

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Drawing & Cartoons 

2 PM-6 PM, June 30-July 3

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​​Throughout history, artists have been telling stories with images. From the cavemen, to early newspapers and advertising, to modern day social media and websites. Cartoonists, graphic designers and illustrators know how to say something, often with very few, or no words. In this camp, we’ll explore this history, then, we’ll design and tell stories with images, drawings and pictures, both by hand, and using technology. We’ll look at careers and creators, from the fields of advertising, web design, gaming, virtual, and augmented reality.

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Architecture & Interior Design 

9 AM-I PM, July 7-11

1 PM, 6 PM, July 15-18

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This camp is designed for aspiring designers and architects. Throughout history, from the Egyptians to modern day skyscrapers, architects and designers have influenced how we live and work. In this class, through artistic projects and materials, we'll explore how these masterpieces are built and why. Then, we'll use our imaginations  to design and build a model and a vision board, for our own dream houses of the future.

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The Art of Enigmas 

2 PM-6 PM, July 21-25

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Enigmas like The Marfa Lights, Stonehenge, The Bermuda Triangle and the Mayan temples are all steeped in mystery and intrigue. We'll study these ancient phenomenon and the people and places that surround them. Then, inspired by what we learn, we'll create art that centers on these interesting places and events. We'll work in different mediums to create works in both 2-D and 3-D using paint, clay and pastels. We'll journal and discuss our thoughts and observations. We'll incorporate STEM activities, games and literacy for a fun-filled week of learning and creativity.

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