JAX Little Art
Private
JAX Little Art is a home-based, Reggio-inspired process-art studio in Atlantic Beach offering a 5-day summer art camp that runs weekly from June through August, emphasizing the making and doing of art over the finished product. Year-round it offers morning classes, after-school programs, and mobile art workshops for children. Sessions focus on playful, collaborative creative experiences.
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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 JAX Little Art directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★PeggyI enrolled two of my kids, 8 & 9 years old. They both enjoyed this art camp very much! They asked to do it again! We hope to do it again next year!
★★★★★Josh HoceOur daughter (age 5) had a beautiful experience with JAX Little Art's summer camp. The timing and atmosphere was perfect and the environment and teaching/crafting/guiding was both nourishing and enriching. We will be back! - Jenna Hoce
★★★★★Emmy McCoyA true gem and Montessori/free spirited Art camp. Adorable backyard vibe and perfect for kids. My 3 children attended and wanted to go back every single day, which for anyone 5 and under is a lot to say. The mixed ages as great too, my children loved making new friends and talked about them a lot. Helena is amazing and so kind and talented. We can’t wait to come back.
★★★★★Samantha CataneseMy daughter (4yrs old) loves JAX Little Art. She has made so many beautiful pieces of art and creative keepsakes, not to mention lots of new little friends. Ms. Helena is always so sweet, kind and patient. I love the way she structures her classes to be free form rather than, “It should look like this…”. Such a beautiful way to introduce kids to art and help them all find their inner artist 🫶
★★★★★Raquel GibsonMy daughter has taken classes here for almost 2 years and she loves it. She is homeschooled and here is where she comes for her art classes. She's learned different techniques and has developed a true curiosity for experimenting with different art materials and styles. This is not your run-of-the-mill-mass-produced art studio for kids where everyone churns out the same stuff. Miss Helena allows creativity to flow and for the kids to express themselves, but she is a true artist and kids learn a lot from her, I guess without even realizing. It's very organic.