Woodstock Arts Classes and Camps

Woodstock Arts Classes and Camps offers theatrical arts, visual arts, diverse music, dance, and culinary arts, along with concerts, art exhibitions, theatre productions, art classes, camps, jazz nights, tie-in talks, and hands-on craft classes. The Reeves House Visual Arts Center includes a large education studio used for art classes and camps.

Woodstock Arts has been supplying performing arts productions, art exhibitions, concerts, classes, and camps to north Georgia since 2002. The Reeves House Visual Arts Center was established in May 2021 and serves as a cultural beacon for the community, featuring an expansive gallery space for local, regional, and national artists, a coffee/wine bar, and diverse programming such as jazz nights, tie-in talks, and hands-on craft classes. Woodstock Arts is a non-profit organization, and all donations made to Woodstock Arts are fully tax-deductible.

Woodstock Arts Theatre has received 9 Metropolitan Atlanta Theatre Awards. The organization’s leadership includes Christopher Brazelton as Executive Director. Woodstock Arts has extended its outreach by giving schools opportunities to creatively participate in programming such as RepTouR, a trained group of students that perform for over 10,000 students every year. Woodstock Arts aims to bring world-renowned artists to the community through the Lantern Series and to provide theatrical arts, visual arts, diverse music, dance, and culinary arts experiences to the greater north Atlanta area. The heart of its mission is possible thanks to the help of the community.

Last updated April 24, 2026.