Umpqua Valley Arts is a nonprofit community arts center in Roseburg offering summer art camps for ages 3–18. Over 25 week-based camps run Tuesday–Friday from mid-June through mid-August, with morning (9am–noon) and afternoon (1–4pm) half-day sessions covering visual arts, clay, sewing, puppetry, and music. Sessions can be combined for a full day.
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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 Umpqua Valley Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kemberly ToddLast night we had our monthly Women in Business meeting and this venue was perfect. The events manager covered all our questions and even added a tea party theme complete with hair Accessories for our Mother’s Day themed meeting. I highly recommend this gorgeous setting for any events up to 75 people.
★★★★★Alicia HaggardEnjoying Mother’s Day Tea Party with our Douglas Women in Business. Such a beautiful location with the most beautiful natural light in the back event room!
★★★★★Gina TurnerWonderful experience the art and food were fantastic.
★★★★★Pastor M MillerA great place for art appreciation with displays that change throughout the year - and it's free! Sometimes the art isn't exactly what I appreciate the most (one time it was graffiti type artwork), but then I look a little closer or consider the theme and notice the artistic methods used. There are different galleries and the most recent theme I enjoyed was featuring artwork highlighting the Douglas County area. It was well done. The artwork is also for sale, and one of the artists came in while I was there. The gift shop is nice and has both expensive and affordable options to choose from - you will notice it's almost a miniature gallery of it's own. Overall, it's great to have an art gallery like this in Roseburg!
★★★Nancy BirdsellI have lived in Roseburg a long time yet never Been Inside this place. I feel like the place could have more to look at, Maybe add a place where people can make a masterpiece of their own. More hands-on with the community. And honestly I couldn't tell what was art display, or what was for sale? Somewhat confused by the Setting of the place.. but with that being said, I really thought there was a lot of creative pieces done .