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Cooking, Art & Swim Summer Camp

🔥 Cook, Create, Swim, and Have Fun This Summer! 🔥

Does your child love to cook or want to learn their way around the kitchen? Our small Summer Cooking & Art Camp is the perfect blend of hands-on fun, skill-building, and delicious discoveries! Designed for kids ages 8-16, this exciting camp will ignite their passion for cooking while teaching essential kitchen skills, food safety, and the joy of creating both art and tasty dishes from scratch.

Camp meets daily, Monday through Friday, 9 am - 4 pm (late pickup available for $10 per additional 30 minutes)

Spaces are limited—reserve your spot today!

Camp is designed for 4 campers per week. However, we can accommodate up to 6 campers per week.

DO YOU NEED A PAYMENT PLAN? WE ARE HAPPY TO SPREAD YOUR PAYMENTS OVER 2-4 MONTHS. Text for more information, 404-316-8071

from $650.00

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2026 Summer Weekly Themes:

Week 1: Sliders & Street Art, 6/8-6/12

Handheld foods shaped by movement and neighborhood culture take center stage. Campers explore portable dishes while creating simple kinetic artwork that reflects motion and public expression.

Week 2: Meatballs Across Cultures & Upcycled Art, 6/15 -6/19

Campers transform simple food ingredients and repurposed materials in the studio through upcycled art.

Week 3: Plant-Based Traditions & Botanical Art, 6/22-6/26

Plant-based dishes shaped by geography and belief take center stage. Campers create botanical-inspired artwork rooted in natural form and pattern.

Week 4: Tacos & Assembly Art, 6/29-7/3

Layered, constructed, and built by hand. As we assemble tacos, campers explore composition through assemblage and mixed-media art.

Week 5: Pizza & Pop Art, 7/6-7/10

From immigrant neighborhoods to a global icon. We explore pizza’s rise in popular culture while creating bold, graphic-inspired artwork.

Week 6: Lost Recipes & Memorial Art, 7/13-7/18

Food as memory and tribute. Campers revive inherited recipes and create sculptural works that honor the stories carried through the kitchen.