Safety Harbor Art and Music Center Youth Programs and Camps

Safety Harbor Art and Music Center Youth Programs and Camps include activities such as Summer Camps, Teen Art Night, Open Mic Night, InPrompt2: Prompted Open Mic, Figure Drawing, A Night of Storytelling, Open Studio Ceramics, and Open Studio Mosaics. The program also offers a digital scavenger hunt at SHAMc and WhimZeyland, tours of the SHAMc complex, and an art project add-on to tours. During Summer Camps, phones are allowed as long as participants use them for creative purposes such as photography or making videos.

• Schedule: Open Wednesday–Friday from noon to 5 pm, and Saturday–Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm

• Price: Children 4 and under are free on tours.

The Safety Harbor Art and Music Center (SHAMc) opened its doors in 2015. Its mission is to promote knowledge of and education in the fine arts, the visual arts, and the performing arts. SHAMc is a nonprofit organization and community space that celebrates art and music, offers workshops, performances, and exhibitions, and is powered by volunteers. Over 290 people volunteered to help create the mirror mosaics that permanently adorn the exterior of the building, and SHAMc also has community partners and sponsors. The leadership team includes Co-Founders Todd Ramquist, Kiaralinda, and Heather Richardson, along with Director Autumn Pearson and several coordinators, managers, and board members in roles such as marketing, operations, volunteer coordination, donations, and education.

Last updated February 18, 2026.