Loveland Museum Classes, Camps, & Workshops

Loveland Museum Classes, Camps, & Workshops offers art classes, printmaking, guest artist workshops, tot classes, museum camp, and youth classes, along with family events. The program also includes adult classes, lectures, poetry readings, history exhibits, and art exhibitions. For most classes, no previous art experience is required, and unless specified, all supplies are provided for each class.

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Open Tuesday–Wednesday 11 am–5 pm, Thursday–Friday 11 am–7 pm, Saturday 10 am–4 pm, closed Sunday–Monday, with extended hours to 8 pm on Second Fridays
• Price: Loveland Resident: $7; Non-Resident: $10; Children 12 & Under: Free (*Must be accompanied & supervised by someone 16 or older)

Loveland Museum Classes, Camps, & Workshops is part of an accredited art and history museum with a 37,000-object history collection and educational and community gathering spaces in both the main Museum building and the Beet Education Center. The program’s mission is “Enriching lives and connecting our community through diverse arts and history experiences.” The Loveland Museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, and less than 5% of museums in the United States are accredited; it is one of only three accredited institutions in Northern Colorado. The Museum supports schools and other non-profit organizations and events in and around the community, with priority given to local groups and those with a history, arts, or education focus, and donations for community events are given in the form of Museum admission passes. The leadership team includes a Director of Cultural Services, curators, an administrative supervisor, a public art manager, a marketing supervisor, a graphic designer, a collections manager, an exhibit designer, and administrative staff.

Last updated June 4, 2026.