Ages 5–14 | June 1–July 24
8:00 AM–4:00 PM daily
Early drop‑off available at 6:00 AM | Extended pick‑up until 6:00 PM
$150 per week or $35 per day drop‑in

Give your child a summer of creativity, culture, and hands‑on discovery. Each week of Art Around the World explores a different region through visual art, music, literature, and storytelling. Campers are grouped by age and ability to ensure developmentally appropriate instruction, meaningful collaboration, and plenty of fun.

Every day includes:

• Guided art projects inspired by global traditions
• Music and literature connections from the featured region
• Hands‑on instruction with HCAA’s arts educators
• Outdoor play, games, and creative movement
• A supportive, high‑energy environment where imagination thrives

Carnival masks, molas, paper cutting, vibrant color traditions, and storytelling inspired by Latin American folklore.

Kente cloth design, tribal masks, pattern‑based art, drumming rhythms, and stories from across the continent’s diverse cultures.

Chinese dragon puppets, Japanese folding fans, paper arts, calligraphy‑inspired design, and folktales from East and South Asia.

Aboriginal dot art, indigenous animal symbolism, Dreamtime stories, and nature‑inspired projects.

Van Gogh‑style impressionism, Greek mosaics and vase painting, classic European tales, and explorations of famous artists.

Henna‑inspired designs, Mehndi patterns, textile arts, and stories from Indian mythology and literature.

Totem poles, dream catchers, indigenous animal crafts, and storytelling traditions from various Native American cultures.

Northern Lights landscapes, pop‑art inspired by Andy Warhol, Americana themes inspired by Norman Rockwell, and regional stories.

Campers will explore global art styles, experiment with new materials, and learn how culture shapes creativity. Whether they attend one week or the whole series, every child will experience a summer filled with imagination, discovery, and joyful expression.