Austin Creative Art Center

Austin Creative Art Center offers after school classes, drop-in sessions, portfolio lessons, homeschool classes, first art, adult art, Sunday sessions, and team building for business. The program includes painting, drawing, sculpting, and printmaking, and all supplies are included. Drop-in sessions are available by custom date with 24 hour advance notice, and they cost $95 per session.

Programs

• After School Classes — Monday - Thursday | 3:30 - 5:30pm or 4pm - 6pm
• Adult Art — Tuesday | 10am - 12pm
• Drop-in Sessions — Designed for anyone and all ages · Custom dates, according to your schedule · $95 per session
• Portfolio Lessons — Series of at least 3 months, once or twice a week
• Homeschool Classes — Once a week | 10am - 12pm
• First Art — 2 to 4 years old · One-on-one
• Sunday Sessions — students of all ages, kids, adults, families or couples · Sunday | 1PM - 3PM or 3PM - 5PM

At a glance

• Ages: 2–18 years old
• Price range: $95 per session
• General schedule: Art classes for all ages: 2 to 99. Adult Classes: Weekdays | Evenings. Kid’s Classes: Weekdays | Afternoons | Weekly. Holiday/Summer Camps.

About the provider

Austin Creative Art Center lists Zoey Upshaw as Founder, Instructor, and Passionary; Carlyn Filtsch as Marketing Director and Visionary; and Taylor Filtsch. The mission statement says, “We teach students not only the tools for success in the way they express art, but also the tools for success in how they express life.”

• Team Building For Business — 2 hour sessions | Custom dates according to your schedule · $500 · $500/10 people, for parties over 10 people, it is an additional $45/person

Due to staffing and supply costs, and out of consideration for our participants, all class, camp, and event packages are non-refundable, non-transferable, no exceptions.

What families say

““Through class instruction and individual attention, ACAC’s curriculum guides students how to paint, draw, sculpt, print and so much more. Students become immersed in projects - horizons.”” — Anonymous

““When students come into the studio, they receive a gift.When they leave, they are the gift.”” — Zoey Upshaw

““The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.”” — Pablo Picasso

Last updated October 25, 2026.