The Arts Hub
Private
Nonprofit arts center in Lafayette, established in 2007, with a 194-seat theatre and a full summer camp program for ages 5 through teens. Offerings include full-scale musical theatre productions, themed performing and visual arts camps, dance and music revues, filmmaking, and Dungeons & Dragons adventures, with both half-day and full-day options. Year-round the center runs three youth theatre companies: Rising Stars (ages 6-10) and Showstoppers (ages 11-16), both open-enrollment semester programs, and the audition-based Thespians for ages 10 and up.
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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 The Arts Hub directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Lindsey TerranovaSuch an amazing and welcoming place for my kids. The camps, classes, and performances are so fun and entertaining.
★★★★★Daniel MackinWonderful facility for programming and support. Our children have been participating here for years and always want to come back.
★★★★Kevin ChiapponeThis is a mixed review for sure, just saw Legally Blond, the first show that we have attended here. Show was great, couldn't ask for a much better performance, the cast and crew did an amazing job. The downside, patrons were simply not respected, the performance started way late, they seemed to oversell the show so they were putting folding chairs in the aisles and on the steps next to the seats. The intermission was almost 30 minutes, not the 15 they said it would be. Seemed that the venue was just not organized and professionally run. Very sad, the cast and crew that brought this amazing show to life deserve better and so do the patrons. Unfortunately we will probably think twice before we go again.
★★Andrew SWe were so excited for summer camp, but unfortunately the experience proved unprofessional and upsetting for my kids. In particular, bullying was allowed and even one of the staff joined the teasing of another camper with others. I was under the impression that everyone is welcome here, but that is clearly not the culture/training of the place. The need for professionalism extends to other areas as well, like time management, organization, and appropriate clothing. If camp is supposed to end at 3 PM, you don't keep everyone there for 15 minutes longer after 6 hours of camp - some parents and families are already running tight timelines during summer. Either management should set higher expectations for their internal culture or fix management. It's a shame to have this wonderful facility here in the community and have it be run this way.
★★★★★Tamar VS McKeeWhat a creative and well-run place! It is so wonderful to have this community resource right close to home. My daughter's love of ballet has only grown with the beautifully costumed and staged recitals right at the Arts HUB (no jittery nerves and overblown coordination to perform in a space different than daily classes). Both my daughter (6yrs) and son (3.5 yrs) have also thrived from the arts classes offered here for summer camps. I feel so comfortable and supported when bringing my children here to grow their creative possibilities.