2027 Summer Art Camps @ Hope Lutheran

West Seattle

2027 Art Camp registration fills up FAST - Be sure to register ASAP!

Rising first through sixth grade students from all schools may attend these camps.

 

Art Camp Session 1

If it’s full when you try to register: spaces often open up. Email me to be added to the waitlist! info@rainbowparrotart.com

Dates: (Monday-Thursday) July 6 - 9

Time: 9:30am - 1:00pm

Location: Hope Lutheran School

Cost: $315

This price includes:

All materials.

14 hours of class time.

Eligibility: Open to all kids who will have completed kindergarten before the camp start date. This camp is generally recommended for 1-6th grade students.

Projects: (All polymer clay sculpture) Tropical fruit smoothies, whale in a shell, kawaii dragons, cupcake cats, banana splits, monkeys, unicorn swirlies, hamburger & fries.

Requests: Please send your child to camp with a sack lunch and water bottle. Sunscreen is advised (we will be outside for part of the time).

 

Art Camp Session 2: Half-day session

If it’s full when you try to register: spaces often open up. Email me to be added to the waitlist! info@rainbowparrotart.com

Dates: (Monday-Thursday) July 14 - 17, 2025

Time: 9:30am - 1:00pm

Location: Hope Lutheran School

Cost: $315

This price includes:

All materials.

14 hours of class time.

Eligibility: Open to all kids who will have completed kindergarten before the camp start date. This camp is generally recommended for 1-6th grade students.

Projects: Terrarium illustrations, peacock paintings, sea turtle sculptures, DIY designer shoes, Georgia O’Keeffe landscapes, dream house cross-sections.

Requests: Please send your child to camp with a sack lunch and water bottle. Sunscreen is advised (we will be outside for part of the time).


Rainbow Parrot Art Classes/Camps filled a void in my daughter’s extracurricular activities. Attending After-School Art Classes/Camps have allowed my daughter to express herself creatively, while learning techniques and skills. She is having so much fun, she doesn’t notice all the learning!
— Jenn W., parent of 3rd grade student