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Park Art

Real Art Ways free summer art program!

For kids aged 3 to 13 years old. A parent or guardian is required for children under the age of 5.

We will have free books and more!

8 weeks long, 5 days a week.

This fun, interactive nine-week summer program provides engaging, free-of-charge arts, literacy, and gardening activities for our neighbors. With visual arts (painting, drawing, printmaking, and pottery), environmental-based arts, movement and dance, literary arts, and live music, every day of Park Art offers a new opportunity to learn, create, and have fun!

UPDATE: Thanks for a super fun summer! We can’t wait for summer 2025! We are planning all kinds of great activities. Please check back with us at the end of May.

If you have questions or want to sign up your kids in advance, email our Learning and Engagement Coordinator, Miller Opie (mopie@realartways.org) for more information.

Real Art Ways programa de verano gratuito!

Por niños de edad 3 a 13. Un padre o guardianes deben estar con niños de edad 5 o menos.

Vamos a tener libros gratis y mas.

8 semanas, 5 dias a la semana.

Esta programa de 9 semanas proporciona artes, literatura y actividades de jardín para la comunidad. Con artes visuales (pinturas, dibujos, cerámica), artes basados en el ambiente, baile, artes de literatura, y musica cada día de Park Art ofrece nuevas oportunidades para aprender y crear y disfrutar!

Tienes preguntas? Por favor contacte nuestra coordinador de educación, Miller Opie (mopie@realartways.org)

From our Park Art Lead Teacher, Lauren Perrault:

“Working at Park Art is a joy because each day you get to create with kids of all ages from the Parkville community. I love when parents join and participate in the activity of the day. It’s awesome when the art becomes a collaborative process that benefits everyone. Young mentors are able to step outside of their comfort zones and grow into leaders in their communities. Strong relationships of trust form between parents, kids, mentors, and teachers as we gathered together each day in the park.”