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Alabama School of Fine Arts

★★★★½ 4.778 reviewsBirmingham, ALAges 9–14

Private

The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham offers summer STEAM camps in June for ages 9-14 across the arts and sciences, including creative writing, app design, computer science, visual arts (figure drawing, perspective, printmaking), and music, plus three-week math intensives. Programs are taught on its downtown campus.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 9–14
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Alabama School of Fine Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Richard Morgan

Where is find my youngest granddaughter.

★★★★★Matt D

I think your school is like real good. And I’ll tell you why, MKAY? So like my like teacher she’s like from there I mean not like there there but like she studied there and then she was like so good she was flown to London like in England, cus your city is also in England but like a little more grey and like rainy. But anyway so like she went to like study music and she was like so good she now teaches at her like own school. And it’s so cool and she alway sings songs about sweet love Alabama and like I wanna thank you guys cus like you changed my life. You’re like my Musical grandparents from yeah America

★★★★★rhonda harris

Nice play we went to see

rozettazireny

This place is absolutely terrible! I was a student there recently and everyone there was VERY exclusive. It didn’t matter who I tried to talk to in the end I was isolated. The administration is also inconsiderate. They do not care for students who have problems or are struggling and they are only seen as a liability to the school. They lack the ability to be accountable for their actions and they were looking for anyway to get me out asap. If you have a child that’s neurodivergent like me, this is NOT the place for them. They don’t mention that there is no students there with special needs. Please read this review because this is from an student there and not an alumni and things have changed.

★★★★★becker barghothi

A lot of students dog on this place but whateva I enjoyed my time there. I’ll only come back if I’m super rich and famous tho. Here is a video of my math teachers dressing up for Halloween with us. And another video of me beating the notorious Mr. Kwong in an arm wrestling contest.

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