The Mountain Arts Community Center (MACC), housed in a restored 1926 school building on Signal Mountain, runs a slate of kids' summer camps in art, nature, music, and technology. Offerings include Studying Under the Masters art classes (K5–rising 5th grade, Mon–Fri 10:00am–12:00pm), a Nature Explorer camp, percussion/drummer camps, and an Adventures in AI/Minecraft coding camp.
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 Mountain Arts Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThe art teacher was quite rude and in my opinion disrespectful to the kids. My daughter loves art and anyone that makes her not want to be involved with other students probably shouldn't be teaching.
A trip down memory lane for my daughter & I. This was Signal Mountain Elementary. She went there in the 80s. She could show it to her son, who felt a lot of 'love in the walls'. I'm glad we could visit that day.
The Mountain Arts Community Center is the star of the mountain... Superbly remodeled and full of creative people!! Music, theater, painters, potters, cooks, exercise, and ballet. Refreshing!!
The mountain arts community center has been completely renovated with a state of the art theater. How impressive to have an intimate setting like this to perform works of literary art on the stage within walking distance of many of the homes on Old Town. It is a jewel on signal mountain, and a diamond in the crown that makes this little town so special. It is a must see and do for theater, as well as art classes, dance classes and exercise. So proud to have this in my community with volunteers so willing to staff and serve their neighbors.
I went to see a play starring a co-worker. I was pleasantly surprised by all of the things going on in the building. The people there also we're all very friendly. The building is a little dated, but I think it would be a great place to be involved in anything artistic.







