Portland Metro Arts is a nonprofit arts school offering week-long summer camps in dance, music, theatre, visual arts, and multi-arts for children entering pre-K through grade 6. Full-day camps run 9am–4pm Monday–Friday with a supervised lunch, and half-day morning (9am–noon) and afternoon (1pm–4pm) options are available across a 12-week summer term.
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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 Portland Metro Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Lorrie LandersAll the Arts in one location! Check out all the upcoming classes and performances.
★★★★★Brittney GMy kid loves their afterschool program!
★★★★Kaiser GhostThis place was awesome, nice staff. Some are a bit scary though, I used to go here, and I took art classes where they let me do digital art on my tablet (I still do art), and stuff, I don’t have much to say about it due to my Memory being terrible. But yea, good place, I recommend it if you wanna send your kid here :)
★★★★★TJ LarisonI've been a part of this organization since 1987. It has many different art forms to share. It is a family. I've raised my children within this non-profit. My oldest daughter now teaches for them and now I will have the opportunity for my granddaughter to grow, experiencing the arts. There is Dance, music, theater and visual arts.
★★★★Eleni O'NeillReview is for the summer camp for kids: I was not a huge fan of this place. It is very far from our home (took ages to get here and back again), and there is nowhere shady to park or wait for your kiddos. The children, when they play out-of-doors, play in the same, unshaded parking lot that you park your car in when you pick them up: yuck! However, my daughter had a really good time here. She did some acting and some singing. She LOVED the singing and learning songs from different cultures. And, speaking of different cultures, the diversity in the student population was appreciated.