Art Summer Camp Tips & Tricks

For arts organizations that offer summer programs, preparation begins early.

Parents start shopping for camps for their kids in January and February, which means your summer catalog should be ready to go by the end of the year. With 2026 camps wrapped up, there’s a useful window to determine what worked, what you’d change, and what you want to try next year.

In this on-demand webinar, arts education leaders from Red Mountain Theatre, Woodstock Arts, and Hive Center for the Book Arts go beyond the usual summer camp advice to share original, real-world ideas from their own programs—what they’re testing, changing, and planning for 2027.

Watch the webinar to get:

• Fresh ideas for camp programming, including camper-led formats and summer camp experiences designed for adults
• Smarter ways to collect and use feedback, from making changes in real time to identifying bigger opportunities for next season
• How to create a better experience for families, including practical ways to keep parents informed and engaged
• What goes into planning a thriving camp program, from teaching artists and space to scheduling, registration, and promotion
• Ways to make summer camp registration smoother, so it’s easier for families to sign up and less work for your team

Watch on-demand and take the ideas that work for your organization back to your team.