Fuller Lodge Art Center presents
Summer Camp 2026

Join us all summer for art related adventures at our annual summer camp with programs. Contact classes@laac-flac.org for more information.

Our summer camps run in two sessions each week, morning or afternoon. If you would like to enrol for full day camps, please be sure to select both AM and PM camps in the given week you are enrolling in.

Morning sessions: 9AM-12PM (8:30 AM drop off)
Lunch: 12PM-1PM
Afternoon Session: 1PM-4PM (12:30 PM drop off for half-day students, end of day pick up no later than 4:30 PM)

Students are supervised by camp staff during lunch breaks from 12PM-1PM and drop offs are 30 minutes prior to each session for half day students.

Full and partial scholarships available. Members will receive a coupon code for a discount on camps!

SIGN UP HERE

Scholarships Application

FAQs

How do I enroll in summer camps?

1

You’ll see the “sign up here” button above. Click that and you’ll be directed to our class shop which is linked to our gallery point of sale. This means you can also enroll in person this year! Sorry, we stilll can’t take orders for camps over the gallery phone. If you need assistance enrolling, please email classes@laac-flac.org

I need all day camps, but only see AM or PM, how do I sign up for the full day?

2

Signing up for AM AND PM means we have your kiddo with us all day! Simply select both camp sessions and we will ensure your student is supervised through the lunch hour.

What wil my student be learning this summer?

3

We try to make sure all students find a little bit of everything in their camp weeks. We are focused on play-based, creative, and student led learning. What we don’t do is focus on the intricacies of artistic methods; this is camp! Students learn best when their brains are intrigued enough to engage, but not restricted in how they express themselves. While some teachers may have fully outlined projects each day, others may let the day take the students on a journey of their own making! Expect to see friendship bracelets, cardboard castles, paper maiche people or creatures, paintings, sculptures and, of course, the occasional slime!