
Hazleton Art League
Private
Nonprofit art league in Hazleton running an 8-week summer art camp for children ages 6-14, with full-day ($250/week) or half-day ($125/week) sessions. Campers choose among 2D, 3D, crafts and digital arts through themed, instructor-led projects, with a state-park field trip and an end-of-season gallery exhibition. Scholarships are available to low-income and special-needs families.
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 Hazleton Art League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleHad a great day this past Sunday at the Art League. Got to see beautiful art and many of the artists were there sharing their inspiration and method including my daughter. Lots of the art is for sale and it's a great way to find local art for our home while supporting the Art League so that they can keep offering art classes, a great place to go with family and friends, and events for the community. They also had refreshments which was very nice. They are starting many different classes including pottery again. Please plan your day to go check it out.
Many activities--something for everyone! New exhibits every month for the public to enjoy and appreciate. Lectures on pertinent topics, recitals, concerts, etc., offered perodically. Personally, I enjoy painting there weekly with other accomplished or aspiring artists and being informally instructed and encouraged by well-known, local artist, Jane Butkovsky.
Wonderful place for the community to learn about and appreciate art. Highly recommended visiting and attending their social functions. If you have the means, please support the league through buying art or consider a donation.
Great local Art Studio. Very talented young people. Great staff. Classes and more. A must visit if you are in the area.
Much needed upgrade from the old location further east on Broad street. This new location is not even 100% completed but still very beautiful and usable for most artists or other gallery openings.


