Summer Art Camp

( Ages 8+ years)

Drop-off Studio Programs am/pm time slots

What do you get when you combine your budding and energetic children with vast amounts of art supplies, skilled art teachers, and dash of glitter? Dandelion Creative Space’s Summer Art Camp! Just sign up your children and clear off a wall to display their new art, because we got you covered!

This Summer (2026) we are partnering with Boys and Girls Club of Lewis County to offer a Summer Art Series Program.

Please see check regularly for new programs.

You can email us at info@dandelioncreativespace.org with any questions.

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Explore Art in Depth

Our camps allow children to explore art topics and techniques in depth over a span of just a day or a whole week! They will also be encouraged to explore their interests and to try new things with the support from our amazing in-house artists! The best part of all may be that all of the mess is made here in the studio and your kitchen at home is clean and paint free!

 
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Summer Camp is offered Weekly!

Our Summer Camps are offered on a weekly basis throughout the school-scheduled Summer Vacation( Mid-June - August). You may sign up your child for as many summer camps as you like! Check back here in May to sign up for our weekly Summer Camps!

 
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Positive Social Environment

At Dandelion Creative Space, we strive to cultivate a welcoming and inclusive environment. We welcome our differences and celebrate each other as individual artists! Children will get to see other art and explore their interests side by side others doing the same!

 
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Summer Camps Build Essential Skills…

With 2020 behind us, we believe that Summer Camps and our programs are more important than ever because children have missed out on so many have been isolated from peers and social interaction.

Summer camps provide students the opportunity to develop resiliency, experience diversity, and build problem solving skills. Children are also able to develop a sense of community as they collectively build toward common goals. According to Dr. Eve F. Whitmore, a clinical psychologist from Western Reserve Psychological Associates in Stow, Ohio, one beneficial aspect of summer camp is the opportunity to learn to “be more independent, [and] practice making decisions for oneself.” Read more about the benefits to summer camps here.

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