The Art Diner runs a one-week themed summer art camp for children entering kindergarten through fifth grade, meeting mornings 9am-12pm - a half-day program. Campers do arts and crafts plus 'Cold Cooking' and 'Wacky Science' activities, with all materials and instruction included and a free t-shirt per week registered. Camp is held at the studio in Chester; the business, founded in 2016 as a traveling craft studio, also has a Denville storefront and runs crafting parties for ages 4 and up.
The practical details
- Daily hours
- 9:00am–12:00pm
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- Private
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 The Art Diner directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★Jennifer MeinersOur small group enjoyed a fun evening doing a zentangles activity. Ross was very welcoming and provided guidance and encouragement to the artistically challenged among us while also giving the group plenty of space to relax and socialize.
★★★★★Sven EllefsonThis was such a great experience. It was perfect for my elementary-age child. The space was just right for nine kids and Ros provided great instruction to guide the children through craft-making and decorating. It was exactly what we wanted; a focused environment for our kid and friends to celebrate a birthday and do an art project.
★★★★★Saima SiddiquiWe had Art Diner come to our daughter’s 10th birthday, and it was fantastic! Ros was wonderful, kind, and great with the kids. She made the experience fun and creative. The kids loved it. Highly recommend!
★★★★★Corinne MongioviMy 5 year old daughter attended art camp today and had a great experience. She was a little nervous at first but Ros made the environment VERY welcoming right from the start. When i picked her up, she couldn’t wait to show me everything she made and immediately asked to come back. Highly recommend the art diner camps (especially during the long winter break).
★★★★★Alexandra LampertiI brought my daughters (3 years old and 18 months old) to open studio hours this morning and we had a great time! Ros was very welcoming and helpful. They each completed a painting project and a sensory project, and enjoyed both of them. There’s also a corner with some toys, which was a great place for young ones to play while the projects were being set up. I would definitely recommend as a place for kids to get creative for a few hours (and, bonus, there’s no clean up required)!