Warwick Center for the Arts is a nonprofit arts organization in Warwick, Rhode Island that runs summer art camps for children ages 4-14, led by professional artists in air-conditioned studios and outdoor space. Weekly options run from late June through mid-August, with morning, afternoon, and full-day (9:00am-4:00pm) choices; each day mixes art-making with music, games, and outdoor breaks.
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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 Warwick Center for the Arts directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★PauletteWarwick Center for the Arts is an organization that meets its mission. Through art, it asks questions, encourages conversations, constructs bridges, and builds community. Where else can we find our common ground, our connectivity? The beauty of the building, the excitement of the artwork, the welcoming atmosphere (hardworking and dedicated board and staff) ..... we stand within this lovely building amid its art - we pause, we reflect, we connect. Thank you WCFA, the City of Warwick, and participating artists. Art builds community! Here is a photo of their magical Winter Market - a seasonal highlight!
★★★★★Grace OsediaczWCA is an excellent venue for any celebration, performance, or educational presentation. The venue is intimate, and comfortable, with seating for 40. The venue provides all the tables and chairs. There is a raised stage. I booked my 70th Birthday Party at WCA. There was an exhibit on view which my guests enjoyed. I booked a henna artist who was placed on the stage. There is a small fully operational kitchen which makes it easy for catering. WCA is centrally located from Rt. 95 and has plenty of parking. If you're looking for a cheerful, comfortable space for a special occasion, WCA should be first on your list!
★★★★★John LeslieMy son and I were killing time. Stopped In to see what the center held and we both left feeling happy and inspired. The lady working was extremely nice and informative. I suggest everyone stop in and support this iconic art gallery.
★Dillon YorkNot a great place. Limited Hours. Better art places out there. NOT a museum. They still have not found their Thing! Rumor has it that few years ago it was saved from the City taking it over with a great reconstruction but the programs just do not work. More of a child care facility in the summer then an "art camp"
★★★★Antonio HintonThis place houses a rotating gallery of art, none of which you should touch but all of which you can appreciate. It runs entirely on donations, which you should most certainly contribute in whatever quantity you can afford, and it keeps a peace and quietness that makes it an oasis of calm quite distinct from the traffic not a hundred yards away. If you like art and find yourself near the city hall, spend a few minutes here; you'll find what you're looking for.