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Dragonfly Art Studio: Art Programs

★★★★★ 5.028 reviewsSanta Fe, NMAges 5–15

Private

Dragonfly Art Studio in Santa Fe runs week-long summer art camps in June, July, and August for children ages 5 to 15, with a different theme each week spanning painting, sketching, sculpture, photography, textiles, printmaking, and world-art traditions. Held at the studio on Third Street; tuition runs about $285 per week plus a materials fee.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 5–15
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 Dragonfly Art Studio: Art Programs directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Johanna Stein

Oceana did an amazing private adult workshop where we made shabori dyed napkins with 6 out of town guests for the afternoon. Everyone had an amazing time and left with the most beautiful usable work. Unlike paint and sips you’d actually want to show off what you make at Dragonfly.

★★★★★Amritapriya Schmidt

Dragonfly Art studio for kids is truly magical. Due to Covid- our grandkids did zoom classes all summer which were amazing in every way. Not only creative and artistic but well rounded in culture and education as well. Oceana has an incredible knack for keeping kids involved, busy with art, while teaching them all about art and culture across the continents. So its a lot of fun but with unique learning happening too. They love the classes and do extremely artistic work with her supportive style. She is relaxed and very kind to the children thus they blossom in her class.

★★★★★Kristin T

My child had a wonderful time this summer at Dragonfly Art Studio in the photography camp and the Pacific Northwest Arts camp. Oceanna and her staff always think through the projects so that they are challenging for all levels but possible for every child to complete. For camps that focus on a specific country or region like the Pacific Northwest, some of history and culture is discussed so that the children know more about the art they are making in not only technique but context. (In previous years my child has attended the Folk Art of Japan and the Southwest Art camp.) We're on our fourth summer of camps at Dragonfly and looking forward to many more!

★★★★★Tai Brinegar

A truly wonderful camp and art education school for kids and adults. The new building is a calm and open space in the heart of Santa Fe. Our kids are well cared. The instructions provides space for artistic freedom while also teaching history and materiel knowledge.

★★★★★Gina Kinstle

My daughter had a great time at Dragonfly's photography camp. She was very reluctant to go because she didn't know any other kids. When I picked her up at the end of the first day, she was SO happy and excited. She had met a new friend and was looking forward to the rest of the week. The work she produced during the week was beautiful and fun. We are both looking forward to attending more camps next summer.

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