Art classes and camps in Sausalito, CA

Poekie Nook is an after-school sewing studio (with summer camps) where children ages 6-12 learn to hand-sew Poekies (a.k.a stuffies). We foster a safe and nurturing environment where kids are allowed to thrive: emotionally, socially, and creatively. Unbeknownst to them, they will also be learning life-long skills and enhancing their cognitive development.

10-week class for children ages 3-5, focusing on coordination, musicality, collaboration, and independence through ballet.

Experience engaging traditional and specialty camps with 9 dynamic weekly sessions. Participants explore unique activities, develop new skills, and create lasting friendships in a vibrant, supportive environment that fosters personal growth and creativity.

Youth engage in dynamic activities that foster development through sports, arts and crafts, nature exploration, and STEAM projects. These experiences cultivate creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking, empowering participants to thrive in diverse environments.

Randall Museum has classes for all ages in science, nature and art. Whether you want to submerse yourself in learning a new skill, or drop in for an hour with your young artists, there are classes in art, science and applied design to pique your curiosity.

Hands-on arts immersion experience with activities like drawing, painting, and sculpture for kids aged 5-12.

Experience engaging traditional and specialty camps with 10 dynamic weekly sessions. Participants explore unique activities, develop new skills, and create lasting friendships in a vibrant, supportive environment that fosters personal growth and creativity.

In-person and virtual summer camps for elementary, middle, and high school students with various activities.

After-school program offering homework assistance, art/crafts, games, and movement activities, including potential tennis or sports activities.

In-person summer camps at various community centers with activities like art, crafts, games, and movement.

Fun activities, art & crafts, games, and movement. Available at various community centers.

Founded in 1993 by professional dancer Annie Rosenthal Parr, RoCo programs 175 classes weekly for adults and youth. In their two locations within Marin County, RoCo attracts the Bay Areas finest instructors and master teachers. Classes include all levels of Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, Ballet, Hip Hop, Breaking, Brazilian, Zumba, Pilates and more.

The Marin Rowing Association is a non-profit organization located in Greenbrae, California that aims to continue its legacy of developing highly skilled, competitive rowers by promoting the sport of amateur rowing while educating and training individuals particularly the youth, in the art of rowing.

A week-long program incorporating singing, choreographing dance, exploring new instruments, forming a pop-rock band, music theory, arts and crafts, language infusion, and a final music video.

Programs include music, video production, visual arts, performing arts, and more, focusing on personal healing, social justice, and community transformation.

Experience an outdoor camp brimming with exciting activities and adventures. Participants engage in team-building challenges, nature exploration, and creative workshops, fostering personal growth and unforgettable memories in a vibrant, supportive environment.

The program offers a wide range of activities for children including youth and teen activities, sports, theater and dance camps, art and tech camps, gymnastics, as well as after school enrichment, among others. Cooking Camps, Fashion Design Camp, Happy Hands Clay+ Play Camp, Mixed Media and Photography Camp, Sew-Sketch-Design Camp, Carpentry for Kids Summer Camp, CIT Summer, Camp Kid Marin Mini, Junior CIT Camp, Camp Kid Marin Mighty.

Finding the right martial arts school can be challenging, right? At One Martial Arts, our purpose is to serve you and/or your children to help live your best lives. Our dedicated teachers are here to learn your goals, and help you achieve them in a fun, exciting, and welcoming environment.

Urban youth engage in creative activities like stop-motion animation and wooden pinball machines, fostering equity and inclusivity. Co-taught by staff and local teens, sessions blend artistic expression with science and engineering concepts in a collaborative environment.

An intense music camp where boys refine their music skills and have fun with friends. The camp focuses on music and vocal education for boys with unchanged voices.