Evanston Art Center Youth and Teen Classes and Camps

Evanston Art Center Youth and Teen Classes and Camps offers fall 2026 youth classes and workshops, plus summer 2026 youth and high school camps. The listed offerings include EAC's Fall 2026 Adult and Youth Classes, EAC's Summer 2026 Youth and Highschool Camps, Fall Youth and Teens, Fall Youth Classes, Fall Youth Workshops, High School Teen Board program, and Afternoon Camps.

Programs

• EAC's Fall 2026 Adult and Youth Classes — 12-week session; September 8 - December 6. Download Fall 2026 Catalog. Scholarships and payment plans are available.
• EAC's Summer 2026 Youth and Highschool Camps — 10-weeks; June 8 - August 14; one-week sessions. Download Summer Camps catalog.
• Fall Youth and Teens — Fall 2026 term; September 8 - December 6; no class Thanksgiving week, November 23 - 29.
• Fall Youth Classes — Fall 2026 term; September 8 - December 6; no class Thanksgiving week, November 23 - 29; make-up week December 7 - December 13.
• Fall Youth Workshops
• High School — Teen Board program for teens; open to teens.
• Afternoon Camps — Students with disabilities are welcome.

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Current session: Fall 2026 Adult and Youth Classes (Sep 8–Dec 6, 2026); Fall Youth and Teens (Sep 8–Dec 6, 2026); Fall Youth Classes (Sep 8–Dec 6, 2026); Fall Youth Classes make-up week (Dec 7–Dec 13, 2026)
• General schedule: 12-week term; one-week sessions for camps; fall term September 8-December 6; make-up week December 7-13; no class Thanksgiving week November 23-29.
• Facility hours: Mon-Thu 9:00 am-6:00 pm; Fri 9:00 am-5:00 pm; Sat-Sun 9:00 am-4:00 pm

About the provider

The Evanston Art Center was created in 1929. Its mission is to foster the appreciation and expression of the arts among diverse audiences through classes, exhibitions, interactive arts activities, and community outreach. The About page states that from September 2023-August 2024, EAC welcomed 2,200 youth students ages 4-18, and that 2024 totals include 2,145 youth students. It also states that EAC partners with schools, non-profits, and community organizations, with 39 community partners and 1,470 total outreach students served.

Scholarships and payment plans are available. Financial aid and scholarships are mentioned. The page says students with disabilities are welcome and to contact the Director of Education for accommodations. The program page also mentions refunds, cancellations, financial aid, and scholarships policies.

Last updated August 22, 2026.