Creative Arts Studio
Painting, design and storytelling projects culminating in a final showcase.
- Ages
- Ages 9–15 · Kids, Teens
- Format
- In person · Summer
Creative & Art Camps
Creative programs in animation, 3D design, acting, theatre, music, visual arts and more — where learners build skills and confidence through making and performing.

Why it matters
Creative work gives learners new ways to share ideas and stories.
From digital tools to stage presence, learners practice techniques they can keep developing.
Performing, presenting and finishing a project builds self-belief.
Work across drawing, film, design, stage and screen.
Programs often end with a piece learners are proud to share.
Creativity, collaboration and communication learners keep beyond the camp.
Availability varies — tell us what interests you and we'll look for matching options.
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14 programs found
Painting, design and storytelling projects culminating in a final showcase.
Learn animation and 3D design by making your own characters, worlds and short animations.
Build stage presence through scene work, improv and ensemble theatre projects.
A playful introduction to music, drawing, painting and crafts for young creators.
Drawing and sketching practice built on observation, line, shape and shading, from first marks to more finished studies.
Painting practice covering materials, colour mixing and application, working from still life, reference and imagination.
Hand-building and clay modelling, shaping, joining and finishing pieces by hand.
Mixed-media craft projects combining cutting, folding, assembling and decorating into finished makes.
Sewing and textile work from stitching and simple seams to patterned and printed fabric pieces.
Character design, storytelling and panel layout, ending in short comics or zines.
Making three-dimensional work by building, carving and assembling, exploring form, scale and balance.
Camera skills and digital editing, from framing and light to retouching and composite work.
Drama games, improvisation and short scripted work that build confidence speaking and performing.
Art and craft made from reclaimed and found materials, turning everyday waste into designed pieces.
You can schedule a free consultation with a Campocator specialist. We learn what you're looking for — budget, subject, location, format and other criteria — present options that fit, and help with planning and registration.
Options can include animation, 3D design, acting, theatre, music and other arts. Availability depends on current programs — tell us the subject and we'll look for suitable options.
Not usually. Many creative programs welcome beginners, while others suit learners with some experience or a portfolio. We'll help you find the right level.
Start your inquiry
Share a few details and a Campocator specialist can suggest options based on your budget, subject, location and format.