Summer Art Camps at Center for the Arts Evergreen
Center for the Arts Evergreen, 31880 Rocky Village Dr, Evergreen, CO 80439
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Summer Art Camps at Center for the Arts Evergreen include activities such as clay sculpting, drawing techniques, pop art, mural painting, exploring art of different cultures, and studying art of the masters. Several camps also include outdoor components like hikes, plein air painting, photography, and eco-art projects. All supplies are included, and campers are asked to bring a water bottle and snack each day, with sunscreen applied before camp when weather allows for outdoor time.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Half-day, 3-hour camps offered June 1 through August 14, with morning (9 am–12 pm) and afternoon (1–4 pm) options; ceramics camps meet Tuesday/Thursday over 2 consecutive weeks (4 half-days total); supervised Lunch Studio available 12–1 pm
• Price: $235 per camp; supervised Lunch Studio $25 per week; CAE Family Memberships save 10% on all camps and classes; ceramics camp fees include materials, supplies, additional tech hours, kiln firings, and ceramics studio maintenance
Center for the Arts Evergreen was founded in 1975 and completed a $2.8M expansion in June 2024 that doubled its space and added a state-of-the-art ceramics studio, private artist studios, and an Artist-in-Residence program. Instructors for the camps are described as vetted. The organization’s mission is to enrich and serve its mountain community by promoting and cultivating the arts through quality educational programming, exhibitions, and events, and it is described as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.
Campers attend from Evergreen, Conifer, Morrison, Golden, and the Denver metro area. Center for the Arts Evergreen hosts at least 10 exhibitions annually, offers visual arts and crafts classes for all ages, creative writing courses, master workshops, children’s summer camps, and teen mural and mentorship programs, and produces three free or low-cost arts festivals each year. It also presents both a gallery and an outdoor concert series, provides rental space for community businesses and nonprofits, and features a curated artisanal gift shop that showcases and supports local artists. Center for the Arts Evergreen states that it honors and acknowledges that it resides on the traditional and unceded territories of the Ute and Cheyenne Tribes and other Indigenous Peoples and recognizes the 48 contemporary Indigenous Tribes and Nations who have historically called Colorado home.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Half-day, 3-hour camps offered June 1 through August 14, with morning (9 am–12 pm) and afternoon (1–4 pm) options; ceramics camps meet Tuesday/Thursday over 2 consecutive weeks (4 half-days total); supervised Lunch Studio available 12–1 pm
• Price: $235 per camp; supervised Lunch Studio $25 per week; CAE Family Memberships save 10% on all camps and classes; ceramics camp fees include materials, supplies, additional tech hours, kiln firings, and ceramics studio maintenance
Center for the Arts Evergreen was founded in 1975 and completed a $2.8M expansion in June 2024 that doubled its space and added a state-of-the-art ceramics studio, private artist studios, and an Artist-in-Residence program. Instructors for the camps are described as vetted. The organization’s mission is to enrich and serve its mountain community by promoting and cultivating the arts through quality educational programming, exhibitions, and events, and it is described as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.
Campers attend from Evergreen, Conifer, Morrison, Golden, and the Denver metro area. Center for the Arts Evergreen hosts at least 10 exhibitions annually, offers visual arts and crafts classes for all ages, creative writing courses, master workshops, children’s summer camps, and teen mural and mentorship programs, and produces three free or low-cost arts festivals each year. It also presents both a gallery and an outdoor concert series, provides rental space for community businesses and nonprofits, and features a curated artisanal gift shop that showcases and supports local artists. Center for the Arts Evergreen states that it honors and acknowledges that it resides on the traditional and unceded territories of the Ute and Cheyenne Tribes and other Indigenous Peoples and recognizes the 48 contemporary Indigenous Tribes and Nations who have historically called Colorado home.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
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