Bee Cave Arts Foundation
Private
Bee Cave Arts Foundation, a nonprofit gallery in the Hill Country Galleria, runs summer art camps for kids who have completed kindergarten through entering 5th grade. Half-day sessions (mornings 9am–12pm, afternoons 12:30–3:30pm) let campers choose from rotating weekly themes—20 across the 10-week summer—working in clay, paint, papier-mâché, and mixed media. A full-day option combines both sessions.
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 Bee Cave Arts Foundation directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Charlene WellesleyThis is a gem of a place with amazingly talented artists featured. There are also events and exhibits happening often. Highly suggest visiting, getting involved and talking with the lovely staff and volunteers.
★★★★★Marian CastroBest summer art camp in the city! They are so sweet to my daughter and she is loving it too! If you are looking for an art class for your kids, this is the place 🌸🌼
★★★★★Brittney PiedWe hosted my daughter’s 6th birthday party here and had the best time! Petra helped the kids paint a panda on canvas by walking them step by step through the details. The party was a huge hit, my daughter has requested that all future parties be hosted there. Highly recommend!
★★★★★JoshThis large art venue as two separate galleries and a lot of allotted space for classes on producing art. They are located at one end of a main strip of the hill country galleria with free street parking and a free parking garage nearby.
★★★★★Carolyn AppletonI have lived in Bee Cave since February 28, 2017. Having Hill Country Galleria and nonprofit art center Bee Cave Arts Foundation close by has been marvelous. It is a great addition to the region's quality of life. The curatorial and educational work being done here is first class. In May 2024 the nonprofit moved to a new location at Hill Country Galleria (near H&M and Dillard’s). It includes two spaces, a professional gallery and a larger educational and exhibition space next door. Be sure to check the website for hours and classes. You can also join the email list from the website.