
There’s a difference between filling a child’s summer and giving them something that lasts. A week of crafts is gone by September. A week spent learning to see and draw what’s actually in front of you, to mix a color that wasn’t there before, to finish a piece you’re proud to hang up, stays with a young artist for years.
That’s the difference we built our Fine Art Camp around.
Not a Craft Camp. A Real Studio.
The Raminfard School of Arts isn’t a paint-and-sip or a glue-and-glitter room. It’s a working classical art studio, where students learn the same fundamentals of drawing, value, perspective, and color. Founder Daniel Raminfard has spent 25 years teaching these methods, and during camp your child works in that same professional environment: real easels, natural light, and instructors who paint for a living.
Classes stay small on purpose. Small groups mean every camper gets real attention and honest, encouraging feedback — the kind that helps a kid actually improve instead of just keeping busy.
What Your Child Will Actually Make
Over a week, campers don’t dabble in one thing, they explore many. Students work across graphite, charcoal, pastel, colored pencil, watercolor, acrylic, and oil, building a portfolio of finished pieces rather than a pile of half-started projects.
Built for Every Kind of Young Artist
Whether your child has never picked up a brush or already fills sketchbooks, our instructors meet them exactly where they are. New and beginning students get extra attention, and we steer them toward strong fundamentals first — but we never tell a young artist their idea is “too ambitious.” The ambition leads; the foundation follows.
You’ll also hear our instructors talk about what’s working and what’s not working yet in a piece, never “good” or “bad.” That small shift is the heart of how we teach: it keeps the studio a safe place to take risks, make mistakes, and grow, which is exactly what a young artist needs to flourish.
A Day at Camp
Mornings start together with whatever campers would like to work on and a few new skills. From there, campers spend the day making — drawing from observation, building a painting layer by layer, experimenting with a new medium. There’s a designated break for lunch and snacks (a chance to relax and make friends between creative sessions), and the afternoon carries the work toward something finished. By Friday, there’s a body of work to show for it.
The Details
- When: Monday–Friday, June 8 through August 14
- Hours: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
- Ages: 9–17, all skill levels welcome
- Where: Raminfard School of Arts
- Supplies: All materials provided (canvases larger than 11×14″ not included)
- Lunch: Please send a lunch with your child
- Flexible scheduling: Sign up for a single week or several — pick the weeks that fit your summer
- Tuition: $750 per week, with a 5% multi-week discount and a 5% sibling discount
☀️ Summer 2026 Art Camp Schedule
| Week | Dates | Week | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 8–12 | Week 6 | July 13–17 | |
| Week 2 | June 15–19 | Week 7 | July 20–24 |
| June 22–26 | Week 8 | July 27–31 | |
| June 29–July 3 | Week 9 | Aug 3–7 | |
| Week 5 | July 6–10 | Week 10 | Aug 10–14 |
Give your young artist a summer that builds real skill, real confidence, and real friendships — in a studio where art is taken seriously, and so are they.
⏳ Spots are limited. Reserve yours today!
Sign Up for Summer Art Camp 2026





