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ART TECHS! THE SCIENCE OF ART CAMP
July 14 @ 9:00 am - July 18 @ 4:00 pm EDT
$350.00This event is sold out

5 DAY CAMP FOR AGES 7-12
If you love to experiment, innovate, and collaborate then this camp is for you! This STE(A)M-injected camp brings super-sonic art making to young artists who love bright colours, bright ideas and are curious about how science and tech can POWER their ART explorations!
Our Summer Camps are designed to inspire 36 young artists each week! Led by ECFTA Arts Educators and 7 summer student staff, camp will take place in our cheery Art Classroom and sunny Sparrow’s Nest Maker Space.
Camps are a balance of guided-art instruction and open-flow exploration, along with outdoor fresh air play as always!
Come prepared for a great week!
- A mid-morning snack and lunch
- A nut-free afternoon snack will be offered to keep the energy going
- Refillable water bottle
- A spare set of clothes is encouraged for the week
- Dress for the weather and for art-making!
Please contact us with any questions or concerns.
Meet Rae! Arts Educator
An artist trained in Fine Arts from the University of Waterloo, Rae has also completed their B.Ed at Laurier and teaches in the UGDSB. Rae brings a unique artistic appreciation and knowledge to all their teaching. In the past Rae has worked at the Clay & Glass Gallery as a programmer and teacher and has a passion for the arts and supporting all young artists!
Meet Leah! Camp Director
Leah Ferguson brings warmth and energy to all she does that the Art Centre! Leah has been our Camp Director for the past three years and delivers leadership and enthusiasm to our Summer Camp program!
Leah recently graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and is looking forward to attending to teachers’ college in September 2025. Leah has a strong passion for working with children and providing an inspiring place to grow and learn. When she is not at the Art Centre, she can be also found teaching at the Elora Cooperative Preschool and tutoring school-aged children.



