Visual Arts Brampton
Join us for a fun-filled Art Adventure! Our Summer Art Camp is designed for kids aged 6-12, where they’ll dive into hands-on arts and crafts activities such as watercolour and acrylic painting, drawing, printmaking, and mixed media. Our experienced lead artist will guide each child in developing new artistic skills while making new friends. Whether they’re crafting a masterpiece or just enjoying the process, kids will leave with new skills, a portfolio of artwork, and lasting memories.
Camp size is limited to 12 participants to ensure proper individual attention.
Details & Registration
Ages: 6-12 Years
Dates:
- Week 1 - August 11 to 15, 2025 Sold Out
- Week 2 - August 18 to 22, 2025 Sold Out
- Week 3 - August 25 to 29, 2025 Sold Out
Time: 9:00am - 4:30pm
Price: $360 per week
Materials: Included (What else should I bring?)
Sibling Discount: If you are registering 2+ children in the same family (brother/sister), enter coupon code CAMPSIBLING at checkout to save 5% off each child.
Early registration is highly recommended.
Daily Schedule
The camp will be set up so that students will attend different art stations per day such as Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and Paper crafting. Students will be seated in groups by age and start at the same Home station each day. They will rotate to all stations daily with their group to work on their different projects. Dividing the camp into age groups allow students to get to know other students their own age. Students are welcome to associate with all members of the class during groups times, break and lunch. Each day will start and end with an Artist Session. The morning Artist Session will be an explanation and demonstration of each of the days activities at each Art Station. The afternoon session will be an opportunity to draw or paint along with the artist. There will be a 15 minute break every morning and afternoon as well as a fun group game time before lunch and at the end of each day.
Lunch will be enjoyed in the park behind the classroom (weather permitting) followed by fun in the park!
The advantage of a full week camp is that it allows students to work on more complex and interesting art projects that take several sessions to complete. This allows students learn the importance of allowing pieces to dry or working in stages instead of finishing a project all at once. We encourage students to attend each day of camp as we cannot guarantee that there will be time to catch up or repeat certain activities.
What to Bring
Campers are asked to bring each day:
- A nut-free lunch
- Two nut-free snacks
- Water bottle
- Sunhat and sunscreen are a must
- Please leave personal toys, books and electronic devices such as phones and tablets at home
- If your child requires an EPI pen, please talk to us on the first day so we can make arrangements for storage of the pen.
About the INSTRUCTOR
Daniela Easter
Daniela Easter is a visual artist based in Brampton, Ontario. A self-taught artist, she further developed her skills under a watercolour mentor, focusing on painting and mixed media. Her work explores themes of family and connection to nature, often drawing inspiration from her neighbours’ gardens. Daniela’s art has been exhibited in local galleries and juried shows, and is in private and corporate collections in Canada, the United States, Venezuela, and Nigeria. In addition to her studio practice, she brings over 25 years of experience teaching visual arts in galleries, community workshops, schools, and corporate settings. She recently worked with Canon Corporate for their Arts and Culture Days, teaching 150 students in two days.