Ann Arbor Art Center Camps and Classes

Ann Arbor Art Center Camps and Classes take place at the Ann Arbor Art Center, which engages over 60,000 people each year through learning courses, exhibitions, and a shop offering handmade artworks. The program is part of an organization that serves artists and the broader community through its shop, galleries, education programs, and accessibility efforts.

• Schedule: General building hours are Monday–Thursday 10am–7pm, Friday–Saturday 10am–8pm, and Sunday 11am–5pm; the Education Department is open Monday–Friday 10am–5pm.

The Ann Arbor Art Center, originally known as the Ann Arbor Art Association, was established in 1909. Since 1909, it has focused on sparking creativity in people of all ages and artistic abilities through its programs and offerings. Its mission is to be a catalyst for creativity, expression, and appreciation for the arts in the community through accessible programming, diverse artistic experiences, and collaborative partnerships. Through this work, it educates and empowers individuals of all backgrounds and contributes to a cultural landscape that highlights the transformative power of art.

Last updated July 18, 2026.