The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning
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The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning is a nonprofit arts center in Duluth whose summer camp gives ages 5-12 three classes a day - clay, mixed media, and drawing and painting - plus a creative recess and lunch break. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 9:30am-3:00pm, with after-care until 5:00pm Monday through Thursday, and enrolls by weekly themed session (2026 weeks include Space Opera, Myth Making and Deep Sea Dreams). The center has served Gwinnett County for 40 years and reaches about 170 campers a year.
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 The Hudgens Center for Art & Learning directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Walter PooleStaff is so super nice here. They have tons of great programs as well. Do yourself a favor and pull up their website, look over their calendar and Im sure you'll find something you love.
★Jayson/Tracy BellamyDrove 40 minutes to come today with my kids to explore the museum…only to see this sign. I have called the number listed on their site since Monday the 24th to double check their holiday days/times. All I got was an automated system, website also doesn’t reflect closing. Something so simple for a business to keep updated.
★★★★★AfricancrabAs an avid art lover, I couldn't resist visiting the Hudgens Center for the Arts -- and I'm so glad I didn't put it off. This is so much more than a museum. It's a non-profit center dedicated to spreading the love of art and learning throughout the Greater Atlanta area, offering fine art exhibitions, enrichment classes, self-guided tours, and community programs that inspire imagination in toddlers, children, and adults alike. What really stood out to me was the sculpture garden. Many of the pieces are created from scrap metal, which gives them a raw, fascinating edge. I was especially moved by one that blended natural beauty with commentary on humanity's impact on the environment. The garden even doubles as a wildlife sanctuary, creating a rare and peaceful harmony between art and nature. Another unique feature was the interactive voting system -- visitors can scan a QR code and vote for their favorite artist on display. It made the experience feel personal and engaging, like being part of a creative community. Overall, the Hudgens Center is not just a place to admire art but a space to connect with it. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a parent looking for enrichment opportunities for your kids, or someone simply seeking inspiration, this hidden gem is worth the trip. Highly recommended! Free entry.
★★★★★Carlos ChristianAmazing art center with unique gifts for sale in the gift shop and a fantastic pottery studio! They offer classes for both adults and children, as well as a summer camp for kids and workshops throughout the year. A great place to visit and and take classes! The sculpture garden is also a lovely spot to check out, especially in the warmer seasons when everything is in bloom.
★★★★★Adelina RiveraEDIT: Parking is always free! Let any parking attendants know you are coming to the Hudgens. Paid parking is only for the Gas South Theater right next door to the center. Make sure to park in the lot nearest to the painted mural and fence as shown in the photo below. _______________________ Amazing art center with unique gifts for sale in the gift shop and a fantastic pottery studio! They offer classes for both adults and children, as well as a summer camp for kids and workshops throughout the year. A great place to visit and and take classes! The sculpture garden is also a lovely spot to check out, especially in the warmer seasons when everything is in bloom.