Youth Education

Youth Education includes Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 6–8 with Heather Scarbrough, Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 9–12 with Tomoko Nakazato, and the Youth Young Architects Workshop with Shaun Roth and Friends (Local Architects). Upcoming sessions include the two Youth Fall Art Experience programs from 2026-10-06 to 2026-10-09, and the Youth Young Architects Workshop on 2026-10-24.

Programs

• Youth Education
• Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 6–8 — 6-8 · with Heather Scarbrough
• Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 9–12 — 9-12 · with Tomoko Nakazato
• Youth Young Architects Workshop — with Shaun Roth and Friends (Local Architects)

At a glance

• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Current session: Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 6–8 (Oct 6–Oct 9, 2026); Youth Fall Art Experience Ages 9–12 (Oct 6–Oct 9, 2026); Youth Young Architects Workshop (Oct 24–Oct 24, 2026)
• General schedule: Year-round subsidized programs on campus; trains and sends teaching artists into area schools.

About the provider

The Donkey Mill Art Center is a place of convergence for the exploration of arts and culture to inform, inspire and strengthen individual and collective well-being. It offers year-round subsidized programs on campus, trains and sends teaching artists into area schools, provides professional development for teaching artists and classroom teachers, is on the SFCA Artistic Teaching Partners Roster, provides mentoring opportunities for teaching artists statewide, is one of five partners with ARTS FIRST, and offers arts curriculum in area schools. The Hōlualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture was founded in 1994, and in 2001 it purchased an abandoned Kona coffee mill and adapted it into studios, classrooms and exhibition space.

Last updated September 27, 2026.