
Tyler Art School
Private
Tyler Art School runs a slate of week-long, themed summer art camps for children from roughly age 4.5 through the tween years, held June through mid-August. Themes include Baby Animals, Dragons, Bugs & Butterflies and a 3D Art camp, with projects across painting, watercolor, pastels, printmaking and sculpture. Most camps include all supplies and a healthy snack; daily hours are not stated.
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 Tyler Art School directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI can’t say enough great things about this school! My daughter said “this is the best camp EVER!!”. The teacher cares for the kiddos as if they were her own! Truly the BEST!!
This is a great class for anyone who has a child who has a talent in art. My daughter has been in the classes for a couple of years now and I couldn't recommend it more. The teacher is very caring and attentive to my child. She loves what she does and her enthusiasm is infectious. This is not just a arts and crafts play time either. Although the classes are very fun, I have seen my daughter's understanding and techniques improve markedly since she has begun taking this class. It is amazing to see how much her work has matured during her time in these classes. The teacher is always available to speak with me and my wife and is very flexible in working with us when my daughter misses a class or needs extra time to complete a project. I have enjoyed watching my daughter's interest and knowledge in her art expand and mature since she started. My daughter wants to do animation or graphic design when she grows up and much of that is thanks to what she has learned here. It has boosted her confidence and given her pride in her talent. If you have a child who has a interest in art, then I encourage you to get them into a class here. I don't think that you will regret it.





