We offer supervised lunchtime for summer campers in-between, before, or after their camp sessions. LWTB is directed by camp staff and volunteers. Activities include games, drawing with chalk, and nature walks. Please bring a nut-free bag lunch.

The context of this 3 session Saturday Teen/Young Adult workshop is to educate, challenge, and inspire. Art Educator Julie Swenson will guide teen participants through community building exercises and engage in dynamic conversations centered on art. Teens will reflect on current issues allowing themselves to explore and constructively discuss relevant topics that our nation is facing. Gallery discussions will highlight the work of contemporary artists who are on view at the Museum.

Through informal conversations and hands-on art activities together students will raise awareness around diversity through art. 

Our open studio time, designed for teens 14-18, is an opportunity for students to come into the museum and utilize our materials and resources to work on independant and collaborative projects at their own pace. 

Why work with one medium when you can Mix it Up? Explore paint, drawing materials, soft materials, and found materials in this class designed for kids ages 4-7.  Kids will learn techniques in a variety of media and make both two and three-dimensional works of art.  

Students will be able to explore and create unique works of art out of air-dry clay! We will be exploring different sculpting techniques, shapes, and designs to create functional or decorative pieces. Students will be given the choice: What do you want to make?

Pack your imagination — we’re traveling through time to explore how artists across history have expressed their worlds! From prehistoric caves to the colorful motion of modern sculpture, students will uncover the stories behind great works of art and bring them to life through hands-on projects. Each week, we’ll experiment with new materials and techniques inspired by artists of the past: painting with natural pigments like early cave artists, designing Roman mosaics, printing waves in the style of Hokusai, painting vibrant still lifes like Van Gogh, and crafting mobiles inspired by Alexander Calder. By the end of our journey, students will have their own mini “timeline of art” — a gallery of works that show how creativity connects us across time.

This five-day camp is designed for students ages 10–15 to explore art as a collaborative, social process. Each day begins with sustained work on a shared, large- scale collaborative painting that evolves over the week. Additional projects emphasize teamwork, negotiation, shared decision-making, and the experience of creating art for public and semi-public spaces within a museum environment. Students will work individually within group structures, learning how their personal ideas contribute to a collective whole. The week culminates in multiple collaborative artworks and installations that reflect both individual identities and group cohesion.

Learn to weave with different textures and color! You will create your own unique drawing using yarn! Experimenting with different types of weaving, you will play with inventing your own landscape!

Come celebrate Spring and rebirth as we create and discover beautiful spring time projects through art .  Students will be painting, using clay, and collage.

Join the adventure with Huntr/x, Saja boys, Derpy tiger and Sussie to protect the Honmoon. The class is designed to learn how to sketch, color with different media the beloved characters from Kpop Demon Hunters with Kawaii Japanese art style.

No experience needed.

During class we will learn about heroes, villains, sidekicks, friends, and enemies, exploring different media (alcohol markers, ink, color pencils, and graphite pencils), young artists will explore multiple ways to write a story and how to bring it to life with amazing and colorful drawings.