Oglebay Institute's Stifel Fine Arts Center in Wheeling, WV offers summer art camps from June through August for preschoolers through teens, with hands-on work in painting, pottery, printmaking, drawing and sculpture, plus specialty camps like Jr. Moviemakers acting and filmmaking. Camps run through the Institute's arts center, School of Dance and Towngate Theatre.
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 Oglebay Institute Stifel Fine Arts Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by Google✨👏✨A lovely, regal vintage-vibes mansion that showcases art exhibitions, and other cultural events, etc. My teen daughter, a budding artist of much creative talent, had her artwork displayed here via a regional art competition☺️... Conveniently located not far from diminutive yet bustling 🏞️ New Cumberland, West Virginia / WV of Appalachia🏞️
This is a beautiful Victorian mansion converted into an art museum/boutique. Several artists displayed and sold their artwork here. They had everything from jewelry, chocolates, and cards to fine art that you could enjoy or purchase. I would highly recommend visiting. You won't be disappointed.
The Stifel Fine Arts Center and their incredible staff are near and dear to my heart but renting this beautiful and unique venue for my daughter’s outdoor September wedding made for an absolutely picture-perfect day. Additionally, we received an impressive amount of positive feedback from our out-of-town guests basically buttressing that we are very fortunate to have an organization of Oglebay Institute’s caliber in our small town, and not just limited to the lovely Stifel, but all of their facilities: School of Dance, Towngate Theatre, Mansion Museum, and the Schrader Environmental Center. All are true community treasures!
Cute free museum that has an exhibit of superhero writers and some info on the family who built and donated the house to the public
I've only been once for a special exhibit but it was awesome and the staff was pleasant and eager to discuss whatever we wanted to talk about.



