Art Adventures Camp: August 18 - 22 Come join us for a week of creativity and fun at Blue Crow Gallery! Summer is here & what better way to get the most out of it than with art and exploring our creative city! Our new Art Adventures Camp offers an exciting experience for your young budding artist! Adventure across the city to the AGO, create artworks in our studio, parks & other spaces. Each day brings new creative challenges, encouraging campers to explore different mediums and techniques; focusing on artistic skills, confidence, and self-expression. A whole week filled with exciting art activities is just around the corner! Ages 9-13
9am -4pm Please dress to get messy - we do have aprons in the studio but do not recommend you wear your favourite outfit in case it gets dirty. We will have lunch and snack breaks so please bring only a *Nut Free Lunch and snacks. Cancellation Policy If a student is sick or a no-show we will not be providing a refund.

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