Teen & Kid Classes and Camps at Dunedin Fine Art Center

Teen & Kid Classes and Workshops at Dunedin Fine Art Center offers drawing, painting, clay, henna, digital art, photography, ceramics, digital design, and cooking for kids and teens. Teen & Kid Classes begin at age 5, and Teen & Kid Workshops run weekly throughout the year, with a special emphasis during workshop weeks and weekend sessions throughout the year.

Programs

• Teen & Kid Classes — starting at just 5 years old · Classes for kids and teens; cover drawing, painting, clay, henna, digital art, photography, and more.
• Teen & Kid Workshops — weekly throughout the year, with a special emphasis during workshop weeks; weekends throughout the year, with select sessions during the week · Workshops for kids and teens; include painting, ceramics, digital design, and cooking.
• Adult Classes — Adult art classes including jewelry-making, painting, photography, pottery, and digital arts.
• Adult Workshops — weekends throughout the year, with select sessions during the week · Flexible workshops for adults.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–17 years old
• Current session: Fall I (Sep 7–Oct 18, 2026); Workshop Week (Oct 19–Oct 25, 2026); Fall II (Oct 26–Dec 15, 2026)
• General schedule: Seven 6-week sessions throughout the year; workshops happen weekly throughout the year, with a special emphasis during workshop weeks.
• Facility hours: Mon–Fri 9am-5pm; Sat–Sun 10am-2pm

About the provider

The mission at the Dunedin Fine Art Center is to enrich lives through educational experiences in the visual arts. The center offers over 1,000 class sessions and workshops each year, led by more than 70 professional artists, and it offers scholarships for children, teens, and adults who cannot otherwise afford to take a class.

Classes are divided into seven 6-week sessions throughout the year. Workshops happen weekly throughout the year, with a special emphasis during workshop weeks. Scholarship awards fund one six-week class per individual; awards are limited to one class per session; applications must be submitted two weeks prior to the start of the desired session.

Last updated September 9, 2026.