SUMMER ART CAMP
Held at the Creston Arts Center, Summer Art Camp is the perfect way to keep your child engaged, creative, and inspired throughout the summer. Morning sessions are designed for students entering 1st through 4th grade, while afternoon sessions are for those entering 5th through 8th grade. High school students are invited to volunteer, offering a great opportunity to build leadership skills while supporting younger artists.
Visual Arts Camp June 1-5
Music Camp. June 8-12
Visual Arts Camp June 15-19
Visual Arts Camp June 22-26
Culinary Arts Camp July 27-31
Upcoming!
Kids in the Kitchen: Culinary Arts Camp July 27–31, 2026

Join Dee of Dee's Catering for a fun week of hands-on cooking! Campers will create healthy, no-bake recipes featuring fresh fruits and vegetables while learning simple kitchen skills.
Kids will make and taste delicious treats like fruit pizza, fresh dips, no-bake chocolate pie, and more. They'll also design their own chef's apron and hat to wear during camp and take home.
Sign up now for a delicious week of creativity, nutritious food, and fun! Spots are limited.
(Dee has assured me that she understands cross contamination concerns and if we have campers with food allergies, i.e. peanut butter, gluten, etc., she'll rework her recipes so that all of the campers make pb or gluten free versions. Please list all food allergies on the registration form below. Thanks!)
For safety and consent, the registration form must be completed by a parent or legal guardian. Please submit a separate form for children living in different households.



Art Camp Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who can attend Creston Arts Summer Art Camp?
A: Our summer art camp is open to children entering grades 1st through 8th. Children from any school can attend.
Q: Do you have Camp Scholarships?
A: Yes! Simply check the 50 Off scholarship boxes on the registration document for each child that needs one. You can contact Sara King at 641-782-4700 if you have any questions about scholarships or donating to the scholarship fund.
Q: I am in high school, can I participate?
A: Yes! We are always looking for creative and responsible teens to serve as art mentors. It is lots of fun! Please contact Sara King with any questions, 641-782-4700.
Q: What do I need to bring?
A: All art supplies are included with camp. Since some activities may take place outdoors, children are encouraged to bring a beverage and wear close-toed shoes if foraging for supplies in nature! Art is messy. Don’t wear your best or favorite clothes.
Q: My friend/relative is visiting. Can I bring them to camp?
A: Most of the time, Yes! However, space is limited and some applications may have been declined. Please contact the instructor and inquire if space is available.
Q: What is your cancellation policy?
A: Refunds are available before your child's first day of camp. Please contact Sara at (641) 782-4700 for assistance.
Q: Is there a waitlist available for those who do not get accepted?
A: Waiting list status can be requested if art camp is full. No deposit is necessary to hold a place on the list. Parents/guardians will be notified by phone if space becomes available.
Q: We have paid and my child(ren) is/are unable to attend. Can I transfer my space to another child?
A: Children may transfer without penalty from one camper to another, space permitting. However, please refer to the cancellation policy if you are unable to transfer your child's space to another participant. Please contact us for transfers.


