Art Camp
Experience the joy of making art this summer at our half-day Art Camp at St. Barnabas. Campers, ages 4 through rising 6th Graders, create individual masterpieces and work together with our Art Camp team to create a collaborative project that will remain at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, beautifying our community. Youth, rising 7th through 12th Graders, may volunteer at Art Camp and stay for Art Afternoons Tuesday through Thursday.
Each summer we feature an artist-in-residence, who shares their unique gifts and art form with our campers. Daily, our amazing adult and teen volunteers lead campers in worship, music, movement, and craft activities. Camp ends on Friday with a celebration of our creative exploration and a performance for families.
In 2025, we are celebrating the beauty of God’s creation and exploring the intersection of creativity and prayer through work with clay.
Register below starting February 2, 2025.
Camp Details
Art Camp at St. Barnabas
June 2 - 6, 2025
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - Noon*
Art Camp is for children aged four years through rising 6th graders. Four-year-olds should have preschool experience and be potty trained.
Have a teenager who wants to volunteer and stay for Youth Art Afternoons? Rising 7th graders and up may register to stay for lunch and art exploration from 12:30 p.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday of Art Camp week. This special time for creative exploration is for youth volunteers only.
Registration begins Sunday, February 2 for St. Barnabas church members, Art Camp alumni, and their families. Registration for Friends of St. Barnabas begins March 1. Art Camp Fees are $130 for the first camper and $105 for additional campers in a household. Youth Art Afternoons is $50 and includes lunch. **Out of respect for the limited number of spots, please only register your child if they are available for the full five days.**
Art Camp Director: Erika McCoy
If you have questions or would like to learn more, please contact Erika.
*On Friday, June 7, parents are invited to join us for a reception as campers share their creations.