Tarrytown ARTS Camp
Kingsland Point Park, 299 Palmer Ave, Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591
About
Tarrytown Arts Camp offers activities in music, dance, theater, visual art, nature, writing, photography, and architecture. Campers can take part in specific options such as Outdoor Exploratory ART Afternoons, Creative Writing, Young Journalism, bucket drumming, tap dancing, hip hop, social dances of the Dominican Republic including merengue and bachata, Mexican traditional dance, garment-making, movement, storytelling, general music, musical storytelling, games, sports activities, and walking.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Multi Arts Camp runs July 6–24, 2026, with weekly options July 6–10, July 13–17, and July 20–24, and can be signed up by the week or for all three weeks; Clay Camp runs July 6–10 and July 13–17 and can be taken for one or two weeks; Architecture Camp runs July 20–24 for one week; Creative Writing Camps run July 6–24; half-day option is Monday–Friday 8:45am–1pm and full-day option is 8:45am–3:15pm.
• Price: $275 per week for local residents or $775 for all three weeks, $290 per week for non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents or $820 for all three weeks, with a one-time $25 sibling discount off the total; the full-day option is $400 per week for residents and $415 per week for non-residents (an additional $125 per week for Multi Arts), or $1,150 for all three weeks for residents and $1,200 for non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents.
The camp’s mission statement is “MANY EXPRESSIONS, ONE WORLD Explore world cultures through music, dance, theater, visual art, nature, writing, photography, and architecture!” Campers are grouped by age and led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around a cultural theme each day, and they get exercise walking in a vast park under the shade of trees. Campers explore rhythm through the cultures of the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the USA with jazz, Latin, and classical artists. The program includes a Friday Fiesta and a performance by Musiquita for all campers at the end of the final week of camp, and the 2026 TAC Counselor application will open March 1.
Tarrytown Arts Camp collaborates with the Hudson Valley Writers Center, and a photography workshop is planned in collaboration with Creative Writing Camp, with dates forthcoming. The program continues a long-term relationship with local multi-disciplinary artist Jill Liflander, and Music at TAC Ensemble Camp is held at Sleepy Hollow High School, while Creative Writing and Exploratory Arts take place at the Hudson Valley Writers Center.
The leadership team includes Anna, TAC Director, and families are directed to contact Anna Povich de Mayor at [email protected]. Staff includes Peruvian percussionist Hector Morales, described as a master educator, musician, and Peruvian percussion guru; tap artist Funmi Sofola, who has worked with artists and companies such as Ayodele Casel, Caleb Teicher, Dormeshia, Jared Grimes, Marshal Davis Jr., Jessie Sawyers, Sole Defined, Elements of Sound, and Alchemy Tap Project, with stage credits at New York City Center (Encores! Jelly's Last Jam), The Joyce Theater (BZZZ), and the American Repertory Theater (Diary of a Tap Dancer), and who has taught at Steps on Broadway and Broadway Dance Center as guest faculty in NYC. Devin Flores is a salsa dancer and instructor based in New York City who is schooled in a variety of Latin American social dances and has performed, competed, and taught in Thailand, the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, and Mexico. Pablo Mayor grew up playing salsa music in Cali, Colombia, has been the pianist with the Cuban Orquesta Broadway in New York City for over 20 years, and produced the album “El Barrio Project-SALSA” with his Folklore Urbano Orchestra. Connie Grossman is a seasoned educator at the elementary and university levels, is on the faculty at Lehman College, and performs in the Cuban Charanga scene in New York City with top charanga bands. Calpulli Co-Founder Alberto Lopez Herrera has 30 years of experience in Mexican folk dance and storytelling as a choreographer, wardrobe designer and maker, and teaching artist. Vinny Nobile is Orff-trained and director of TrommyTones, and Melissa Lohman-Wild is an early childhood teacher at Little Leaf Preschool.
Last updated February 9, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Multi Arts Camp runs July 6–24, 2026, with weekly options July 6–10, July 13–17, and July 20–24, and can be signed up by the week or for all three weeks; Clay Camp runs July 6–10 and July 13–17 and can be taken for one or two weeks; Architecture Camp runs July 20–24 for one week; Creative Writing Camps run July 6–24; half-day option is Monday–Friday 8:45am–1pm and full-day option is 8:45am–3:15pm.
• Price: $275 per week for local residents or $775 for all three weeks, $290 per week for non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents or $820 for all three weeks, with a one-time $25 sibling discount off the total; the full-day option is $400 per week for residents and $415 per week for non-residents (an additional $125 per week for Multi Arts), or $1,150 for all three weeks for residents and $1,200 for non-Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow residents.
The camp’s mission statement is “MANY EXPRESSIONS, ONE WORLD Explore world cultures through music, dance, theater, visual art, nature, writing, photography, and architecture!” Campers are grouped by age and led in arts-related workshops and recreational activities around a cultural theme each day, and they get exercise walking in a vast park under the shade of trees. Campers explore rhythm through the cultures of the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the USA with jazz, Latin, and classical artists. The program includes a Friday Fiesta and a performance by Musiquita for all campers at the end of the final week of camp, and the 2026 TAC Counselor application will open March 1.
Tarrytown Arts Camp collaborates with the Hudson Valley Writers Center, and a photography workshop is planned in collaboration with Creative Writing Camp, with dates forthcoming. The program continues a long-term relationship with local multi-disciplinary artist Jill Liflander, and Music at TAC Ensemble Camp is held at Sleepy Hollow High School, while Creative Writing and Exploratory Arts take place at the Hudson Valley Writers Center.
The leadership team includes Anna, TAC Director, and families are directed to contact Anna Povich de Mayor at [email protected]. Staff includes Peruvian percussionist Hector Morales, described as a master educator, musician, and Peruvian percussion guru; tap artist Funmi Sofola, who has worked with artists and companies such as Ayodele Casel, Caleb Teicher, Dormeshia, Jared Grimes, Marshal Davis Jr., Jessie Sawyers, Sole Defined, Elements of Sound, and Alchemy Tap Project, with stage credits at New York City Center (Encores! Jelly's Last Jam), The Joyce Theater (BZZZ), and the American Repertory Theater (Diary of a Tap Dancer), and who has taught at Steps on Broadway and Broadway Dance Center as guest faculty in NYC. Devin Flores is a salsa dancer and instructor based in New York City who is schooled in a variety of Latin American social dances and has performed, competed, and taught in Thailand, the UK, the Netherlands, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, El Salvador, and Mexico. Pablo Mayor grew up playing salsa music in Cali, Colombia, has been the pianist with the Cuban Orquesta Broadway in New York City for over 20 years, and produced the album “El Barrio Project-SALSA” with his Folklore Urbano Orchestra. Connie Grossman is a seasoned educator at the elementary and university levels, is on the faculty at Lehman College, and performs in the Cuban Charanga scene in New York City with top charanga bands. Calpulli Co-Founder Alberto Lopez Herrera has 30 years of experience in Mexican folk dance and storytelling as a choreographer, wardrobe designer and maker, and teaching artist. Vinny Nobile is Orff-trained and director of TrommyTones, and Melissa Lohman-Wild is an early childhood teacher at Little Leaf Preschool.
Last updated February 9, 2026.
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