The Art Conspiracy Summer Arts Program

Art Conspiracy Summer Arts Program offers Creating Board Games, Comics and Manga, Printmaking, Smartphone Photography, Theater Workshop, Collage Card Collections, Fear No Watercolor, Handbuilding with Paperclay, Improv, and Making Old Clothes New Again. The program includes morning classes from 9 to 11:30 AM and afternoon classes from 12:30 to 3 PM on weekdays from June 15 to June 26, 2026. It serves students ages 9 through high school.

Programs

• Art Conspiracy Summer Arts Program — Students ages 9 through high school · Weekdays, morning classes 9–11:30 AM; afternoon classes 12:30–3 PM; June 15–26, 2026
• Creating Board Games — Students ages 9 through high school · Morning class
• Comics and Manga — Students ages 9 through high school · Morning class
• Printmaking — Students ages 9 through high school · Morning class
• Smartphone Photography — Students ages 9 through high school · Morning class
• Theater Workshop — Students ages 9 through high school · Morning class
• Collage Card Collections — Students ages 9 through high school · Afternoon class
• Fear No Watercolor — Students ages 9 through high school · Afternoon class
• Handbuilding with Paperclay — Students ages 9 through high school · Afternoon class
• Improv — Students ages 9 through high school · Afternoon class
• Making Old Clothes New Again — Students ages 9 through high school · Afternoon class

At a glance

• Ages: 9–18 years old
• General schedule: The program consists of eight days of 2.5 hour morning and 2.5 hour afternoon classes. Classes are held weekdays Monday, June 15 through Thursday June 25. Morning classes are 9–11:30 AM and afternoon classes are 12:30–3 PM.

About the provider

Art Conspiracy says this is its 25th Summer Arts Program. The organization’s mission is to further the creation, understanding, and appreciation of the arts in the Western Yamhill Valley, encourage public participation in the arts, and promote educational and cultural programs in its small, rural communities. It also works with the Sheridan School District to hold the Summer Arts Program at Sheridan High School, supports young artists in local art shows, provides additional awards for young people in the Daffodil Festival, assists students with entries in the Sheridan Days Art show, and cooperates with the Willamina Chamber Group by organizing student entries for the Coastal Hills Student Art Show.

Last updated September 9, 2026.