Free Community Art Camp! Every summer, kids ages 3 years to 9th grade come from all over Compton to dance, sing, draw, paint and have fun for 5 days.
Summer 2024 Art Camp is here!
Join us for Aquatic Wonders:
Exploration of the SEA!
Every summer, kids ages 3 years to 9th grade come from all over Compton to dance, sing, draw, paint and have fun attending our FREE week-long Art camps. All supplies and materials are provided, including a meal each day. The program is designed to empower and expose students’ to critical thinking, collaboration, and creative problem solving through the arts.
THANK YOU PARTNERS!
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Camp was commissioned by Terawatt through the LA County Department of Arts and Culture Public Art in Private Development program.
VOLUNTEERS REGISTER HERE:
FOR 3yrs* - 9th graders
(3 year olds must be potty-trained and able to hang with the kids without a parent present)
June 24 - 28 (Monday-Friday)
4-7pm (meal is included each day)
1108 E Peck Street, Compton, CA 90221
Free Sensory Play Activities, Monthly Meet-Ups for our littlest students & their parent/guardian & Monthly Parent Connection Class (0-4 years old)
Free Sensory Play Activities, Monthly Meet-Ups, Field Trips & Parent Education for our littlest students & their parent/guardian (0-4 years old). Program is free!
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⭐️ Little Creators Meet-Up & Parent Connection:
First Saturday of each month from 9-12pm in Compton -
⭐️ Monthly Newsletters will be sent out to let you know what is coming up
Activities will include: art, play, sensory activities, fine and gross motor development, food play and preparation, music and movement, and so much more!
GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY:
Empowering and exposing Compton youth to civic engagement & social justice through mural design and conversation (7th-12th graders)
DO YOU LOVE ART
& YOUR COMMUNITY?
FOR 7TH – 12TH GRADE COMPTON YOUTH
Hands-On Learning + Mural Design + Guest Artists & Speakers Conversations about Social Justice & Civic Engagement
In partnership with Compton District 2 Councilperson, Andre Spicer, the Compton Mural Project will take a cohort of 25 youth, grades 7-12th, through a process of learning about Compton history, the importance of civic engagement, what social justice can look like, mural design, safety and conversation. Students will work directly with a local artist to design to paint a mural in the community.
In partnership with
District 2 Councilperson, Andre Spicer
This project was made possible with support from California Humanities, a non-profit partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Visit www.calhum.org
Are you a local artist looking to work with our students?
Accepting 25 students per Cohort