Summer Camp

Summer is when Artlet26 truly comes alive. Our studio becomes an immersive creative world where young artists spend each week exploring, building, moving, and making from morning through afternoon. Every camp is designed as a full-bodied experience—one that blends imagination, hands-on craftsmanship, and joyful discovery.

We believe children learn best when both their minds and bodies are engaged. This year, we’re excited to introduce our dedicated gym room, where campers will work with a professional trainer in thoughtfully designed movement sessions. Alongside their art-making, students will enjoy activities such as strength and coordination games, yoga and mindfulness, martial arts, jump rope challenges, and playful team movement—helping them build confidence, focus, and physical awareness in a supportive environment.

Campers will enjoy hot food every day, and on Fridays, they’ll step into our kitchen for a special Make-Your-Own Pizza Day, discovering that creativity doesn’t stop in the studio—it extends into everyday life through collaboration, care, and making something delicious from scratch.

At the heart of every week is art. Each camp focuses on a new medium, giving students the rare opportunity to work with professional tools, materials, and processes. Campers might sculpt in three dimensions, hand-build ceramics, animate stop-motion films, design and bind their own books, explore photography, create large-scale puppets, or curate pop-up exhibitions—all within a single week. Every project is guided by working artists, offering children authentic creative experiences and skills that extend far beyond the summer.

This year, we’re expanding even further. Expect larger collaborative projects, new materials, and new spaces in our rooftop art den overlooking the city. These experiences invite students to think bigger, take creative risks, and discover what it feels like to work as real artists in inspiring environments.

Our summer camps fill quickly, and every season has sold out. We invite you to give your child a week of inspiration, movement, friendship, and creative adventure—one they’ll carry with them long after summer ends.