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KidzArt offers art enrichment through creative and multimedia programs that include Camps & Workshops, Birthday Parties, Special Programs, In-School Field Trips, Core School Art Programs, Palette Up! Adult Events, Virtual Learning, and in-camp field trips. The program provides all the materials for these activities and uses CertifiedInstructors. KidzArt also comes to families, schools, and groups with fun and educational creative programs that can be customized for Corporate Gatherings, Scout Badges, Home School programs, Family Night Out, and other special events.
• Ages: 3–17 years old
KidzArt offers creative programs for all ages, with classes ranging from Squiggles to Grins to SeniorzArt. Its multimedia programs are described as delivering more than just an art class, and the curriculum introduces a personal “tool box” of creative skills that students learn to apply through an interactive format. The unique curriculum is based on 30 years of experience supporting students of all abilities, including those who never considered themselves to be artistic, and the organization notes it has 20 years of experience teaching children worldwide. The program states that students begin to express their ideas freely, overcome the impulse to judge themselves or others, and access the power of their imagination. KidzArt uses the mission statement, “If You Can Dream, You Can DRAW!”, and emphasizes that no experience is necessary, that it uses quality materials, and that it provides everything needed to offer an art education solution at a school. Palette Up! Adult Events invite adults to relax and enjoy a creative experience with friends, with all materials provided and no experience necessary.
Testimonials include comments such as, “I cannot believe I drew this!” from Rodney, age 9, and “I wholeheartedly endorse KidzArt as an art program that works,” from Ann Kalayjian, Principal at St. Patrick’s School in Marin County, CA. An artist age 83 shared, “I gave my last picture to my great granddaughter and she put MY picture on HER refrigerator.” A parent describing a Squiggles to Grins class said, “My husband and I love that there are original songs, stories, and poems that are themed to the art project. We love playing the song CD at home.” Another participant, Helen, an Alzheimer’s patient at Merrill Gardens in Round Rock, said, “I never thought I could draw like this – I think it’s pretty darn good.”
Last updated February 23, 2026.
• Ages: 3–17 years old
KidzArt offers creative programs for all ages, with classes ranging from Squiggles to Grins to SeniorzArt. Its multimedia programs are described as delivering more than just an art class, and the curriculum introduces a personal “tool box” of creative skills that students learn to apply through an interactive format. The unique curriculum is based on 30 years of experience supporting students of all abilities, including those who never considered themselves to be artistic, and the organization notes it has 20 years of experience teaching children worldwide. The program states that students begin to express their ideas freely, overcome the impulse to judge themselves or others, and access the power of their imagination. KidzArt uses the mission statement, “If You Can Dream, You Can DRAW!”, and emphasizes that no experience is necessary, that it uses quality materials, and that it provides everything needed to offer an art education solution at a school. Palette Up! Adult Events invite adults to relax and enjoy a creative experience with friends, with all materials provided and no experience necessary.
Testimonials include comments such as, “I cannot believe I drew this!” from Rodney, age 9, and “I wholeheartedly endorse KidzArt as an art program that works,” from Ann Kalayjian, Principal at St. Patrick’s School in Marin County, CA. An artist age 83 shared, “I gave my last picture to my great granddaughter and she put MY picture on HER refrigerator.” A parent describing a Squiggles to Grins class said, “My husband and I love that there are original songs, stories, and poems that are themed to the art project. We love playing the song CD at home.” Another participant, Helen, an Alzheimer’s patient at Merrill Gardens in Round Rock, said, “I never thought I could draw like this – I think it’s pretty darn good.”
Last updated February 23, 2026.
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