About
Summer Arts Camp is...
a one or two week educational visual and performing arts camp, offering instruction to beginner through advanced students ages 3 to 14 years of age.
What Makes Us Different...
• Emphasis is put on the process (the skills learned) rather
than just the result (the show or finished product), giving
attention to the educational aspect of art
• Campers are not required to participate
in classroom activities in art genres that they are not
comfortable in
• Ratios of adult to camper are kept low for the safety and
individual attention of campers
• Parking is safe and convenient
• Camps are held in a facility dedicated to arts education
• Campers are exposed to many artists, giving them a broad
perspective of the arts
• Guidance is provided to help further campers' arts
education after camp has ended and throughout the year
• Camp counselors are CPR and First Aid certified
• Every camper receives a FREE t-shirt
• Other than tuition, there are no additional art fees or
registration fees
Our mission is to...
• Provide an arts education in a safe and nurturing environment
• Inspire individual creativity and arts ability
• Expose North Carolina youth to various genres of visual and
performing arts
• Offer experiences in team building with young people from
different backgrounds
• Create an accepting atmosphere for children with disabilities
• Present the opportunity to make new friends with similar interests
• Give young people tools to become critical thinkers and problem-
solvers
• Spark a realization of individual talent
• Enrich the lives of children who have less access to an arts
education
• Build self-esteem and enhance interpersonal growth
• Offer tools that will teach our young people how to utilize the arts
as a form of communication & individual expression
• Provide an opportunity for local artists to make a living within their
own community
• Help to develop future artists and arts advocates
• Provide a fun summer camp experience for our campers
“Acting is the ability to dream on cue.”
– Andrei Tarkovsky