Our instructors are locally and internationally known not only for their art but for their instructional quality. The art center, which has three painting studios, a pottery studio, a children's art room, an Apple computer lab and and a specialty studio for metalsmithing, stone sculpture, woodworking and fused glass is housed in a beautifully renovated old schoolhouse, walking distance from the Goldens Bridge Train Station.
STEM & Arts project based enrichment electives ranging from 3Dprinting, Art, Coding, Cooking, Drones, ESports, Magic, Photography, Robotics, Theater & more. Including Sports/Swimming as campers are encourage to challenge both their minds & bodies.
With more than 17 varsity sports and a range of junior varsity and thirds teams, athletes of all experience levels thrive here. Whether you're an elite competitor or trying a sport for the first time, there's a place for you to grow and challenge yourself.
Looking for an art class for your children? Our various classes help children ages 3 and up to explore their creativity. Learn more about the individual class offerings at nbmaa.org.
Ignite your child’s creativity this summer! Middle and high school students can explore programs in Filmmaking, Voice, Visual Arts, Creative Writing, and more. Visit our website to discover the perfect program!
Art classes and workshops range from painting, drawing, photography, woodworking, ceramics, metal sculpture, printmaking, jewelry, mixed media, digital arts and special studies.
Creative Family programs are rooted in the concept that artists—innovators fueled by curiosity, risk-taking, and experimentation—naturally connect with and stimulate the inherent sense of wonder in a child. The Aldrich trusts in the ability of families to explore sophisticated art and generate diverse ideas around and in response to it. Afternoon studios, camps, weekend workshops, and family friendly exhibition tours allow for peer-to-peer learning and intergenerational exchange.
At Walker’s, we believe that demonstrable skills are the best measure of learning including literacy, critical thinking, a global perspective, taking initiative, leadership, collaboration, communication, and creativity.
These 40-minute art appreciation lessons are designed for children ages 7-12. During the lessons we will immerse ourselves into the story of a wonderful artwork. We'll use our imagination and our thinking skills to figure out what is happening. And, then, we'll understand a little bit more about ourselves by empathizing with the characters.
Classes are led by dedicated educators from the Westport school district and the region. Partner organizations also provide engaging programs and include Build with Ricky, Mad Science, Chess Club of Fairfield County, Play-Well and more.
