SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — The Everson Museum of Art summer camp is underway. Children ages 5 to 12 are welcome to join for the morning, afternoon, or full-day sessions. Snacks and lunch breaks are provided since little explorers might get hungry while actively learning about the art industry.
While parents were patiently waiting outside of the museum to pick up their children, I got a chance to speak with Raphael Vaverchak, whose 11-year-old son William was attending the camp for the first time.
“It’s a very interesting concept and we are very excited for that today,” Vaverchak said.
In terms of the concept, summer camp at the Everson Museum is a lot of fun for children. During their learning experience, young campers are fully immersed in the program where they can first observe, and then put their hands on some crafting, including pottery, architecture basics, painting, and sculpting. The head teacher at the camp Carrie Drake told us the floor is always open for any ideas that a kid’s imagination can possibly produce.
“My camp kids brought home some drawings today, and that was their own creative ideas, planning for things they want to do,” Drake said. “The first group was doing clay, the second group we were doing fort building.”
Summer camp at Everson Museum might be a great way to introduce your kid to the world of art, along with making new friends while learning. There are still spots available to register for the camp which will last through August 12th. Here is the link for more information: https://everson.org/classes/for-families/summer-art-camp/.
