Art Camps & Summer Programs for Children in Westchester County

UPDATED July 2019: Got a mini Monet or a pint-sized Picasso? Nurture your child’s creative talent by sending her to a summer arts program in Westchester County. This handy directory from NYMetroParents makes it easy to locate children’s summer art camps in Westchester County, including art camps in in Port Chester, Purchase, Ossining, Peekskill, White Plains, and Scarsdale. No matter what your child’s artistic interest is, you’re bound to find an exciting program for him. Some of these summer art programs for kids focus on the fine arts, giving children the chance to work with ceramics, painting, pottery, drawing, digital arts, architecture, filmmaking, and other visual media. Let NYMetroParents guide you through the options so your child has her best summer ever.

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Email mail@clayartcenter.org

Kids unplug with mud at Clay Art Center’s award-winning, weekly, themed, half- and full-day summer camps for ages 6–15 from July 1-Aug. 28. In the classroom aspiring young artists will have fun and develop their imaginations while working in the transformational medium of clay. Taught by professional ceramic artists.

PURCHASE COLLEGE SUMMER YOUTH AND PRECOLLEGE PROGRAMS IN THE ARTS
Purchase College, 735 Anderson Hill Road, , Purchase
914-251-6500
Email youth.pre.college@purchase.edu, laura.vuli@purchase.edu

For more than 40 years, students are inspired by our scenic campus, learn new skills, and create with others who share their passion. Immersed in a variety of exciting, fun, and enriching learning activities, students gain new skills in acting, architecture, creative writing, digital arts, filmmaking, photography, journalism, and music.

WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE EXTENSION CENTERS
Ossining 914-606-7400, ossining@sunywcc.edu
Peekskill 914-606-7300, peekskill@sunwcc.edu

The Westchester Community College Center for the Digital Arts offers a STEAM Arts Technology program for youth. This program’s focus is on developing multimodal literacies that give your child an experience that fosters creative critical thinking.