Arts Camp
Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, 3270 Mitchell Park Dr, Brookfield, WI 53045
About
Arts Camp includes daily 45-minute sessions in areas such as Nature, Theater, Dance, Vocal Music, Visual Art, Science/Engineering, and Instrumental Music, along with fun activities and games. Campers are divided into four groups and attend age-appropriate sessions with peers of a similar age, and each day begins with an all-group nature activity. June sessions include Nature, Theater, Dance, and Vocal Music, while July sessions include Nature, Visual Art, Science/Engineering, and Instrumental Music, and the week ends with a Friday presentation and an ice cream party.
• Ages: 6–11 years old
• Schedule: Five-day camp with 45-minute age-appropriate sessions throughout the day; drop-off between 8:00–8:30am and pick-up between 3:00–3:30pm, with optional after camp care until 4:30pm; lunch mid-day from 11:45am–12:30pm
Camp fees include all activities, workshops, art supplies, and materials needed for the day, as well as daily snacks and a camp t-shirt. The camp is nut free, and all lunches must be brought from home for all five days and must be nut free, with staff unable to heat up meals. Families are asked to send each child with a full water bottle, have them wear comfortable clothing for hiking and sun and bug bite protection, and closed-toe shoes rather than flip flops or crocs. The Wilson Center provides a healthy mid-morning snack, a light afternoon snack, and an ice cream party on Friday with non-dairy and vegan options, and recommends that children with severe food allergies bring their own bag lunch and snacks. Extended after camp care is available for an additional fee until 4:30pm. Parking at the Wilson Center is always free, and Starry Nights outdoor concerts at the Gerlach/Haack Outdoor Theater are free and open to the public.
Arts Camp takes place at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, which focuses on performing arts, arts education, and visual arts. Since opening in 2002, the Wilson Center has grown to annually welcome more than 55,000 people, including more than 10,000 students. The program’s staff includes Cindy Sinotte, a licensed dance educator; Kris Lombardi, a licensed elementary educator; and Tiffany Knopow, a teaching artist. Volunteer opportunities are available for high school and college students during the summer as “Green Shirts.” The mission of the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts is to be a vibrant destination expanding, inspiring, and delivering a lifetime of arts education and experiences. The Center is supported in part by the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Arts Midwest, and is a United Performing Arts Fund Affiliate that receives annual support from UPAF donations.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 6–11 years old
• Schedule: Five-day camp with 45-minute age-appropriate sessions throughout the day; drop-off between 8:00–8:30am and pick-up between 3:00–3:30pm, with optional after camp care until 4:30pm; lunch mid-day from 11:45am–12:30pm
Camp fees include all activities, workshops, art supplies, and materials needed for the day, as well as daily snacks and a camp t-shirt. The camp is nut free, and all lunches must be brought from home for all five days and must be nut free, with staff unable to heat up meals. Families are asked to send each child with a full water bottle, have them wear comfortable clothing for hiking and sun and bug bite protection, and closed-toe shoes rather than flip flops or crocs. The Wilson Center provides a healthy mid-morning snack, a light afternoon snack, and an ice cream party on Friday with non-dairy and vegan options, and recommends that children with severe food allergies bring their own bag lunch and snacks. Extended after camp care is available for an additional fee until 4:30pm. Parking at the Wilson Center is always free, and Starry Nights outdoor concerts at the Gerlach/Haack Outdoor Theater are free and open to the public.
Arts Camp takes place at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, which focuses on performing arts, arts education, and visual arts. Since opening in 2002, the Wilson Center has grown to annually welcome more than 55,000 people, including more than 10,000 students. The program’s staff includes Cindy Sinotte, a licensed dance educator; Kris Lombardi, a licensed elementary educator; and Tiffany Knopow, a teaching artist. Volunteer opportunities are available for high school and college students during the summer as “Green Shirts.” The mission of the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts is to be a vibrant destination expanding, inspiring, and delivering a lifetime of arts education and experiences. The Center is supported in part by the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Arts Midwest, and is a United Performing Arts Fund Affiliate that receives annual support from UPAF donations.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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