Calling All Parents! Arts District Liberty Station’s Kids Summer Camps Are Here

School’s out for summer and we know parents are looking for fun and creative ways to keep the kids busy and entertained! Businesses from ARTS DISTRICT Liberty Station are offering a variety of virtual and in-person Summer Camps, focusing on the arts! From animation, art to theater and dance, there is something from everyone.

Virtual Camps & Programs

FX Dojo is offering an online animation camp no experience necessary. For young artists, ages 6-12 there is 2D Animation and for technical artist, ages 10-18 there is 3D Animation.

Malashock Dance is offering creative contemporary, modern jazz, ballet and advanced modern dance classes.

Theatre Arts School of San Diego is offering free and low-cost classes to inspire all artists from beginners to masters.

Monart School of Art has put together weekly camps for kids of all skills. Each week consists of an art project based around a different theme.

Arts District Liberty Station’s Kids Summer Camps Are Here

In-Person Camps & Programs

If I Was A Bird Yoga & Youth Studio has put together a Yoga & Art summer camp program. Sign up for yoga, art camps, paddle board yoga camps and more.

Milk Oolong Studio is offering a two-hour pottery wheel class. Lead skills in the pottery wheel, sculpting, hand building and surface decoration to create a variety of projects.

San Diego Craft Collective has put together a craft summer camp. Lean skills in woodworking, sewing, paper craft, jewelry making and more!

Kid Ventures has put together ten weeks of indoor and outdoor activities. Each week is a different theme ranging from dinosaurs to Star Wars and superheroes.

The Hot Spot: Pottery Painting and Candle Making is dedicating each day to special handmake project like painting, candle making, mosaics, fairy/gnome gardens and more!

To register and find links to each camp, visit here.

Stay healthy, San Diego!

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