Hello Summer Camp!
Back again by popular demand... Schools out, Let the summer fun begin!
Join us for 3 fun-filled mornings packed full of hands-on art and culinary life lessons, here at Art in the Loft.
Creative Campers will meet each morning in our culinary classroom where they will learn how to prepare (and enjoy) health-minded breakfasts to kick off their day.
Next up, our happy campers will explore the wonderful world of sculpting, painting and glazing with clay. Designing, crafting and creating unique ceramic weaving looms in our creative classroom, followed by weaving.
Each day ending with additional culinary life lessons as they navigate their way around the kitchen. Learning basic math and measurement skills, kitchen safety, beginning knife skills, operating age appropriate kitchen equipment, cleanliness and more. All while learning how to prepare and personalize additional meals for lunch and dinner.
Unplug from the tablets, TV and gaming systems to cook and create with us!
Instructor: Jess Krawczak & Mariah Brancheau
Date: June 23rd, 24th & 25th, 2026
Time: 9:30am to 12:30pm each day
Cost: $125 per student (includes breakfast & lunch each day)
Ages: 8 & up
Respectful Discloser:
- Classes are subject to a minimum registration of 6 or more guests (unless otherwise marked). Numbers that fall below our minimum will unfortunately prevent us from hosting, and reimbursements will be made in the manner they were given. Registration cut off is four days prior to our scheduled session so that our instructors have adequate time to adjust as needed.
- Art in the Loft strives to make art accessible for everyone. As an equal opportunity regardless of financial background, we offer scholarships for all age groups. These can be found on our website by visiting www.artintheloft.org under the "CREATE" tab or by contacting us directly. *Scholarships are available on a first come basis.
- Registering for AITL classes, workshops and experiences on and off our premises is done so at one's own risk (if you are registering a friend or family member, you are doing so with their consent and agreement).
- Our instructors, volunteers and staff strive to maintain a safe and health minded environment, however accidents and/or situations can arise. In the event of an emergency, you are giving us/AITL full permission to handle with care and seek medical attention as needed. *Please notify AITL staff and/or instructors prior to classes, workshops, and experiences of any medical conditions and/or allergies that may apply. Your health and safety are very important to us and arrangements will be made to the best of our ability to honor such.
- By registering you are also acknowledging that AITL staff, instructors and volunteers cannot be held responsible for one's actions, the actions or inactions of others (or any combination of both).
- If a student or registered guest is displaying behavior that could be hurtful or harmful to themselves and/or others (verbal and/or physical), they may forfeit their registration and will be asked to leave (or arrangements made for parental/caregiver pick up).
- AITL is a nonprofit and fully relies on fundraising, grant funding, donations and the like to operate. Photographs and videography help aid in this process. By registering you are giving AITL permission to use photos/videos taken during activities for promotional purposes. If you have a unique situation and/or personal preferences to avoid such, please notify staff prior to class, workshop, and/or experience and your request will be respectfully honored.
We appreciate all of your support and look forward to creating with you!
Sincerely,
AITL
