Seasonal Art Camps

Dragons, Unicorns & Magical Creatures — Sept. 30–Oct. 2

Pumpkins & Halloween — Oct. 7–10

Christmas Art Camp — Dec. 29–30

Ages 7–13
9 AM–12 PM
$150 per camp
Clinton Art House · Clinton, MS

Creative, hands-on art camps where kids explore new themes, learn different techniques, and create their own artwork.

Why Our Camps?

Our Summer Art Camps are a creative space where children build confidence, learn painting techniques, and have fun. Each camp meets for 3 hours a day over 4 or 5 days, depending on the camp. Here’s what makes them special:

• Painting-Focused Learning:
Campers enjoy hands-on painting each day while exploring color mixing, brushwork, layering, blending, and texture.

• Original Masterpieces:
Every camp features a fun theme like Around the WorldRainbow Animals, or Glow & Magic. Campers create their own unique canvas paintings to take home.

• Engaging & Interactive:
We mix painting lessons with creative games and activities to keep every morning fun and inspiring.

• Fully Inclusive Experience:
We provide all premium art materials. Campers just bring a snack, water bottle, and imagination.

• Supportive for All Levels:
Designed for ages 7–13, our camps encourage creativity and self-expression in a warm and welcoming space.

What Families are Saying

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“My child had the best time in painting class with Lucia. She is wonderful with the kids, and they couldn’t wait to go back every week.”
— Anna Shelby

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“My daughter looks forward to going to art class every week. Lucia is so kind and has such a positive, gentle energy. It has been so special to watch her skills grow over the years.”
— Jessica Bagwell

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“Lucia has been such a gift to our daughter. She has learned so many artistic techniques, along with patience and perseverance. We absolutely recommend Lucia as an art teacher.”
— Kristi Melancon

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“My son and daughter absolutely love Lucia and her classes. She is gentle, fun, and makes every child feel comfortable, encouraged, and excited to create.”
— Ashley Krason