Anton Art Center
Private
The Anton Art Center is a nonprofit community art center at 125 Macomb Place in Mount Clemens, open Tuesday through Saturday 10am-5pm with a free public gallery, exhibits, community outreach and special events. Its youth programming consists of classes and workshops rather than a summer camp — for example a ceramics workshop for children ages 6-12, an open clay studio and monthly SatARTdays sessions. No summer camp program is listed on the center's own site; contact the education coordinator to confirm current offerings.
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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 Anton Art Center directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Sherry AlefI took a weaving class. Completed a purse in 3 hours. Michael was a great instructor. They also were exhibiting children's art. So much young talent!
★★★★★Connie LasherMy son has a ceramics class here and he loves it. Nice place to tour. Great art selection
★DavidDisappointing, help is non existent here. How can be an engagement manager and not read or reply to emails for a week? I wanted to get my daughter into art classes. The one we wanted didn't show up on the registration page. It says to email their "Education and Community Engagement Manager" "Peggy". So I do just asking if it's possible to get a spot. I get a reply 4 days later. No big deal, I respond to her questions. Within 2 hours of receiving her email. Once again going on day 4 and have heard nothing back. This is just terrible service. If you can't answer emails within 2 business days then I question the company/business. I'll never do business here, if the person in charge can't answer a simple email then why would I spend money there? Plenty of other art classes and I'd suggest to do the same
★★★★S FulksI met a lady in the parking lot of the art center a couple of weeks ago, and she mentioned she decorated a chair. I think it was Seeds of Change. Anyway, I'm so glad I came back to see the whole exhibit. What a wonderful experience.
★★★★★Lon McClureWe had a fun time doing Acrylic Flow technique on canvas and two 4x4 tiles I brought along. Well instructed and all materials provided. Even cleanup was fun!