Summer Camps on Magazine Street
Looking for something fun for your kids to do this summer? You can find plenty of ways to entertain the kids on Magazine Street, but did you know that several Magazine Street businesses host summer camps for kids in New Orleans? From artistic pursuits to more active adventures, here are some amazing opportunities for your kids to have fun all summer long.
Pollack Glass Studio
Be a part of the inaugural Summer Glass Arts Camp! Kids ages 10 and up can learn the ropes of working with glass in small classes that offer personalized attention. Week-long sessions will cover Lampworking (creating glass beads and small sculptures) and Glass Fusing/Stained Glass plus specialized projects.
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Lolo’s Studio
Your kids will find their chill, let their crazy out, and let their creativity flourish every week this summer at Lolo’s. Week-long sessions include dance, aerial yoga, art projects, games, mindfulness, and a whole lot fun.
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New Orleans Academy of Fine Art
Aspiring young artists can nurture their creativity at one of the many art camps available at NOAFA. They’ll explore painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and more.
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New Orleans Glassworks
Young Adult Summer Workshops for ages 9-19 include glass sculpture, metal sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, screen printing, and so much more. No two weeks are alike!
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Audubon Zoo
Audubon Summer Camp offers hands-on learning, animal encounters, and STEM activities for campers entering Kindergarten through 7th grade. From Global Explorers to Zoo Keeper Academy, Zoo Camp offers something for every animal lover.
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Zana Brown Studio
The studio is hosting two three-day Emerging Artist Workshops for ages 13 and up. Art students who are ready to level up-whether they’re preparing for art school applications, eager to explore new techniques, or just craving guided creative time in a professional space-will get hands-on instruction in mixed media and will complete 1 to 2 polished, portfolio-worthy pieces.
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