Alpharetta Arts Center
Private
The Alpharetta Arts Center is a City of Alpharetta cultural-services facility running summer visual-arts camps in painting, sketching and clay. Camps are split by age: Mini Art Camp for Wee Ones (ages 4-7), Exploring the Visual Arts Camp (ages 7-12) and Teen Summer Art Experience Camp (ages 13-17). Registration runs through the city's recreation system; daily camp hours are not stated.
The practical details
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 Alpharetta Arts Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★ATL Reviews With A Bite!What a gem! The Alpharetta Arts Center is a standout adaptive reuse project - transforming the old Fulton County Library branch into a vibrant community hub without losing its familiar charm. My kids (now adults) spent countless hours here studying and checking out books; walking back in after the renovation felt like a full-circle moment. The interior redesign is outstanding: open, light-filled galleries, flexible studios, and event spaces that host everything from the arts fair we just visited to classes and performances. It’s a welcoming, family-friendly spot that nicely serves the nearby community’s creative needs. Kudos to Alpharetta - you have truly added a wonderful asset for the community!
★★★★★Ines SchmookBeautiful gallery and a friendly staff! The Atlanta Collage Society is currently hosting an art exhibition. Go see it!
★★★★★Christina WysockiLovely exhibit hall, and we have live model painting session weekly. I drive an hour to attend.
★★★★★Ethan PachecoWas a nice peaceful place to visit being from the West Coast, it is a smaller area but thats totally okay!! Doesn't hinder from the enjoyment you can get from looking at nice pieces of artwork along the walls. Would honestly recommend anybody to come check it out if you are around. Also the staff was nice enough to tell me about their physical pieces scattered around.
★★★★★Shannon GodbeyFormerly the Alpharetta public library, this architectural gem is close to downtown and features art exhibits, clay and painting studios and more. We saw the woodworking exhibit around Halloween and they had a wonderful Edgar Allen Poe scarecrow out front for the city wide Scarecrow exhibit for civic pride. They are part of the pulse of the community.