Youth Life Center of the Arts
Youth Life Center of The Arts, 216 Valley Hill Rd, Riverdale, GA 30274
About
Youth Life Center of the Arts offers activities in performing arts, including acting, vocal training, stage presence, music, theater, and performance. Participants can also take part in visual art, media, creative writing, painting, photography, digital art, and storytelling. The program includes digital literacy, coding basics, digital media creation, homework help, and tutoring.
• Ages: 9–15 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM; camp hours Monday–Friday, 6:30 AM–6:00 PM
The program’s mission is to empower homeschool families through creative arts, hands-on learning, and a faith-centered community where every child is seen, valued, and equipped to thrive. It is exclusively designed for youth ages 9–15 and describes itself as creating experiences rather than programs. Offerings include summer camp and shorter break intensives, and the program states that it is a safe space that is clean, positive, and inclusive, where every young person is welcomed, watched over, and encouraged to grow. It identifies itself as a gap-filler for youth who are too old for traditional childcare but not ready to be home alone, and it states that it serves youth others overlook, with a focus on “Character Before Talent” and a faith-centered community.
Youth Life Center of the Arts reports having served 3,500+ youth and families, offering 20+ programs and experiences, and partnering with 15+ community partners. The Parent Network connects families through encouragement, events, shared experiences, and relationships that extend beyond the classroom. The program states that it is 100% committed to growth.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
• Ages: 9–15 years old
• Schedule: Office hours Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–6:00 PM; camp hours Monday–Friday, 6:30 AM–6:00 PM
The program’s mission is to empower homeschool families through creative arts, hands-on learning, and a faith-centered community where every child is seen, valued, and equipped to thrive. It is exclusively designed for youth ages 9–15 and describes itself as creating experiences rather than programs. Offerings include summer camp and shorter break intensives, and the program states that it is a safe space that is clean, positive, and inclusive, where every young person is welcomed, watched over, and encouraged to grow. It identifies itself as a gap-filler for youth who are too old for traditional childcare but not ready to be home alone, and it states that it serves youth others overlook, with a focus on “Character Before Talent” and a faith-centered community.
Youth Life Center of the Arts reports having served 3,500+ youth and families, offering 20+ programs and experiences, and partnering with 15+ community partners. The Parent Network connects families through encouragement, events, shared experiences, and relationships that extend beyond the classroom. The program states that it is 100% committed to growth.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
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