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June 15–August 14
- Gallery Play Dates for Preschoolers (ages 3–4, each child with one adult caregiver)
- Art and Architecture Camps, ages 4–13
- High School Workshops
Schedule
Printable schedule of all 2009 Art and Architecture camps
Registration
Printable registration form along with instructions for registering for all 2009 Art and Architecture camps
Gallery Play Dates for Preschoolers
Ages 3–4, each child with one adult caregiver
(Ideal for children not yet comfortable separating from a caregiver)
10:30–11:30 a.m., two consecutive Tuesdays
June 16 & 23, July 7 & 14, Jul. 21 & 28, Aug. 4 & 11
Art & Architecture camps for
Ages 4–13, Monday through Friday, weeklong
- Ages 4–5 (suitable for children comfortable in a classroom setting without a parent or guardian present) Half-day sessions: 9–11:30 a.m.
- Ages 6–7
Half-day sessions: 9–11:30 a.m. or 12:30–3 p.m. (or create a full-day schedule by combining morning and afternoon sessions)
- Ages 8–10 and Ages 11–13
Full-day sessions: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
High School Workshops
For information on High School Workshops, please call 412.622.3288 to request a brochure.
Lunch
Children staying for the full day must bring a lunch. Drinks and snacks can be purchased from vending machines. Museum staff members supervise children during indoor lunch periods and outdoor recreational activities.
Fees
Gallery Play Dates for ages 3–4, each child with one adult
members $90/nonmembers $100
* Half-day Camps for ages 4–7
members $90/nonmembers $100
* Full-day Camps for ages 6–13
members $180/nonmembers $200
*Scholarships are available. All materials included.
Pre-camp for early sign-in (ages 6 and up)
7:30–9 a.m.
$25/week/child
Post-camp for late sign-out (ages 6 and up)
3–6 p.m. $50/week/child
Locations
Pre-camp, post-camp, and camps for ages 4–13 take place at Carnegie Museum of Art.
Sign-in and sign-out location: Courtyard Entry at the rear of the museum.
Parking
45-minute free parking for parents during sign-in and sign-out at Carnegie Museum of Art.
Instruction and Supervision
Camps are taught by professional artist educators with the necessary clearances to work with children. Interns and volunteers have the appropriate clearances.
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