Art Studio for Fun
Private
A Downers Grove studio running a full-day, week-long art and cooking camp for ages 7-13, Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:00pm. Each week has a theme and combines art projects - watercolor, tile mosaics, polymer clay - with hands-on cooking activities; all materials, food and snacks are included. The camp is taught by a certified art teacher with graduate degrees in education and fine arts.
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 Art Studio for Fun directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Diana PatelOur son has taken many classes at Art Studio for Fun. We love the enrichment, variety, and attention to detail. Miss Lavinia is encouraging and inspirational, and she helps children to be their best self. It's priceless having a creativity advocate like her in childhood. Miss Lavinia provides the perfect harmony of structure and freedom for young artists at a pivotal time. Her classes are excellent, and their ripple effect makes our world a better place.
★★★★★Jennifer WestMy daughter attended a week long camp over the summer and ABSOLUTELY LOVED it. It was her favorite camp she did all summer. The camp ended with a wonderful little art show, so she could show off everything she created. She can’t wait to go back next summer.
★★★★★Alena B.My son loves thos studio!
★★★★★Reema PatelWe wanted to host a birthday party at our home and Lavinia was able to bring all the materials needed. She guided our guests on how to make mosaic art and they created a beautiful piece they could all take home.
★★★★★Meghan MagillMy son did the summer day camp program between 4th and 5th grade. The art projects they produced were beautiful and wonderfully varied- fiber arts, painting, tie-dye, and mosaic tile! I was so impressed with the quality of the project materials. The best part was that the breakfast and lunch was included, and the kids learn to make the dishes themselves. He loves the experience of picking vegetables and herbs from the garden, then using them to make food together - and I didn’t have to pack lunch and snacks. I am signing him up for the after school program this fall, and I can’t wait to see what he brings home.