Give your child a week of discovery, creativity, and new skills!

Join us at our brand-new, first-floor atelier at The Annex Collective (131 Main St.) for a premium March Break experience. This isn't just a day camp; it’s an art-intensive sanctuary designed for children ages 8+ who truly love to create. With a small group size (maximum 8 participants), your child will receive personalized instruction in a supportive, focused environment.

The "Keep It" Professional Art Kit

We believe that learning shouldn't stop when camp ends. Every camper will go home with a professional-grade supply kit valued at over $100, ensuring they have the tools to continue their journey at home.

• The Kit Includes: A wooden easel, student-grade acrylics, watercolours, high-quality brushes, a full sketching set, embroidery threads, fabric mediums, and more!

What Your Child Will Create

Our curriculum is designed to challenge and inspire. Throughout the week, students will:

• Master the Sewing Machine: Constructing and decorating their own custom aprons.

• Explore Mixed Media: Diving into oil pastels, air-dry clay pottery, decoupage, and watercolor techniques.

• Build a Portfolio: Creating a personalized 2026 art calendar using the skills they’ve practiced.

Camp Logistics & Daily Care

• Dates: March 2nd – March 6th, 2026

• Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM (Perfect for working schedules!)

• A Healthy Environment: We provide nutritious morning and afternoon snacks (apples, cheese, hummus, and fresh veggies). Please provide a packed lunch for your child.

• Digital Detox: To encourage deep focus and social connection, this is a no-phones zone. If you need to reach your child, you can contact us directly at 506-536-3159.

Is This Camp a Good Fit?

This program is specifically designed for children who are passionate about art and enjoy sitting and crafting for extended periods. While we have scheduled snack and lunch breaks, the majority of the day is spent hands-on with projects.

What to Pack:

• A nutritious lunch.

• "Mess-friendly" clothes or an art smock.

• Optional: A book or headphones for quiet "recharge" time during flexible hours.Weekly Schedule at a Glance

TimeActivity8:30 - 9:00Soft Start / Drop-off

9:00 - 10:30Morning Creative: Decoupage, Clay, or Shrinky Dinks

10:30 - 10:45Morning Snack (Provided)

10:45 - 12:15Fine Arts Focus: Painting, Drawing, and Color Theory

12:15 - 12:45Lunch Break (Parent Provided)

12:45 - 2:15Sewing Studio: Pattern cutting and machine sewing

2:15 - 2:30Afternoon Snack (Provided)

2:30 - 4:00Tactile Arts: Embroidery, Jewelry, or Sculpting

4:00 - 5:30Flexible Pick-up: Studio time to finish projects or learn knitting