About
Eureka Valley Arts offers an art studio with art classes that include ceramics, 3D printing projects, crochet, macrame, Dungeons and Dragons, and creative writing. The program also operates as a full ceramic studio with classes for both children and adults.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Hours 9:00 - 5:00
Eureka Valley Arts states that it aims to provide an artistic safe haven for all nearby kids and that it supports people of all faiths, gender identity, sexuality, race, disability, and personal identity. The mission emphasizes that every person deserves to be treated with respect, that kids and staff feel seen, heard, respected, and safe, and that kids grow into their individuality and have a strong sense of self. The program describes art and STEM as outlets for exploring feelings and learning growth, and it states that staff are encouraged to pursue professional development focused on education and social emotional learning.
Eureka Valley Arts was created by Ross Katherine Kane for children to come make art, explore, have fun, feel safe, and be a part of the community. Maddie Walker is the Assistant Director of Eureka Valley Arts. Staff credentials include training and experience in fine arts, ceramics, interior design, early childcare, childhood education, archaeology, anthropology, art history, museum management and curatorial studies, and extensive work with children in classroom, after-school, and recreation settings. One staff member notes that working with Eureka Valley Arts for over three years has involved guiding kids in their creative journey and watching them grow. The program describes that creating Eureka Valley Arts for children to make art, explore, have fun, feel safe, and be part of the community has made this work “the best job ever.”
Last updated March 17, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Hours 9:00 - 5:00
Eureka Valley Arts states that it aims to provide an artistic safe haven for all nearby kids and that it supports people of all faiths, gender identity, sexuality, race, disability, and personal identity. The mission emphasizes that every person deserves to be treated with respect, that kids and staff feel seen, heard, respected, and safe, and that kids grow into their individuality and have a strong sense of self. The program describes art and STEM as outlets for exploring feelings and learning growth, and it states that staff are encouraged to pursue professional development focused on education and social emotional learning.
Eureka Valley Arts was created by Ross Katherine Kane for children to come make art, explore, have fun, feel safe, and be a part of the community. Maddie Walker is the Assistant Director of Eureka Valley Arts. Staff credentials include training and experience in fine arts, ceramics, interior design, early childcare, childhood education, archaeology, anthropology, art history, museum management and curatorial studies, and extensive work with children in classroom, after-school, and recreation settings. One staff member notes that working with Eureka Valley Arts for over three years has involved guiding kids in their creative journey and watching them grow. The program describes that creating Eureka Valley Arts for children to make art, explore, have fun, feel safe, and be part of the community has made this work “the best job ever.”
Last updated March 17, 2026.
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