Summer Camp 2025 (ages 9-12) *4-8 AGE GROUPS ARE FULL*
May 19 - Aug 15 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Ages 9-12
NOLA Spaces
$85.00
About This Activity
*The 4-8 age groups are full. Please see our upcoming fall camps.* Summer means it’s time for camp at Upturn Arts! Join us for 12 weeks of exciting weekly camps from May 19 to August 15, designed for young artists ages 4 to 12. Our talented teaching artists offer classes in theater, music, dance, and visual arts. Young artists enjoy time with their friends in a fun, creative environment, where they are encouraged to find their artistic voice and create original works of art. We focus on individuality, discovery, and exploration in each class. Each week features a unique theme inspired by the rich arts and culture of New Orleans. On Fridays, local master artists will showcase their talents in a one-of-a-kind workshop experience. Past guests include Tank & the Bangas, Cha Wa, Capoeira Nola, and Jaqueline Ehle Inglefield. This summer, Upturn Arts is also excited to launch our brand new specialized tween program July 28 to August 1 and August 4-8 this summer, in partnership with RicRack! 9 to 12 year olds can register for any week of camp, but the dedicated tween program is only during sessions 10 and 11. Families will be emailed a week before their session to register for an optional *all-inclusive* breakfast, snack and lunch food program this summer. Camp is closed on May 26-30, June 19-20 (Juneteenth), and July 4 (Independence Day). Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are not provided. Aftercare is from 3-5 PM, $20 per day, and can be added online through your Active account or by contacting registration@upturnarts.org. Beforecare is from 8:30-9 AM, $5 per day, and can be paid daily or weekly through Venmo at drop off. Early bird pricing ends on May 12. Registration closes on August 14 at 11:59 PM. For help with your registration, follow our registration tutorial at https://bit.ly/3OBASik and contact registration@upturnarts.org with any questions.
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