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, architecture, theater games, nature-inspired art, scavenger hunts, nature walks, and recreational games. Campers can take part in world arts such as West African dance and drumming, Peruvian music and dance, Indian Bollywood dance, South Indian dance and drumming, Native American culture and storytelling, Mexican son jarocho, bluegrass, Japanese Taiko drumming, flamenco, Spanish theater, Chinese traditional music and dance, modern dance, Brazilian Capoeira, puppets and world theater, yoga, and classical music. The camp also includes Creative Writing Workshop, Young Journalists (Photography and Writing), Theater, Improv, Play!, Ensemble Camp (Music at TAC), Afternoon Theater, and Theater Creation.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Multi Arts Camp offers half-day and full-day options on Mondays–Fridays, with weekly sessions in July; additional one-week sessions are offered for Clay Camp, Architecture Camp, Music at TAC Ensemble Camp, and specific workshops in writing, journalism, and theater.
• Price: $275–$1,200 depending on week length, residency, and half-day or full-day options; Clay Camp is $415–$435 per week with a one-time sibling discount available.
Arts workshops at Tarrytown Arts Camp are taught by renowned local and NYC-based professional dancers, musicians, actors, and visual artists. The Multi Arts program states its goal as getting kids active, happy, and inspired. The camp leadership includes Anna as TAC Director, with Anna Povich de Mayor listed as the contact person.
Tarrytown Arts Camp describes its approach as “Many expressions, one world: explore world cultures through multiple art forms,” and includes a mix of world traditions from countries including Venezuela, Ukraine, and Iran, as well as Jazz Forum Arts' Jitterbug jazz program for kids. A nature specialist is scheduled for weeks 2–3 to do nature activities with students, and campers work together to put on a play for parents at the end of each week. Clay Camp in the week of July 6–10 includes a field trip to the Pocantico Center.
Tarrytown Arts Camp is made possible in part by a Project Support Grant from ArtsWestchester. The camp states that it does its best to provide financial aid to students in need, with limited scholarships available for school district families, and families may request a scholarship on the registration form or by speaking to the social worker at the child's school. The camp also invites donations to its scholarship fund.
Last updated May 30, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
• Schedule: Multi Arts Camp offers half-day and full-day options on Mondays–Fridays, with weekly sessions in July; additional one-week sessions are offered for Clay Camp, Architecture Camp, Music at TAC Ensemble Camp, and specific workshops in writing, journalism, and theater.
• Price: $275–$1,200 depending on week length, residency, and half-day or full-day options; Clay Camp is $415–$435 per week with a one-time sibling discount available.
Arts workshops at Tarrytown Arts Camp are taught by renowned local and NYC-based professional dancers, musicians, actors, and visual artists. The Multi Arts program states its goal as getting kids active, happy, and inspired. The camp leadership includes Anna as TAC Director, with Anna Povich de Mayor listed as the contact person.
Tarrytown Arts Camp describes its approach as “Many expressions, one world: explore world cultures through multiple art forms,” and includes a mix of world traditions from countries including Venezuela, Ukraine, and Iran, as well as Jazz Forum Arts' Jitterbug jazz program for kids. A nature specialist is scheduled for weeks 2–3 to do nature activities with students, and campers work together to put on a play for parents at the end of each week. Clay Camp in the week of July 6–10 includes a field trip to the Pocantico Center.
Tarrytown Arts Camp is made possible in part by a Project Support Grant from ArtsWestchester. The camp states that it does its best to provide financial aid to students in need, with limited scholarships available for school district families, and families may request a scholarship on the registration form or by speaking to the social worker at the child's school. The camp also invites donations to its scholarship fund.
Last updated May 30, 2026.
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