Do you love rocks and crystals? Because we do! 🪨 And we want to hang out and make art about them all week long! We'll kick off our week by making a functional wall hanging display case for your most precious rocks and crystals. Next, we'll deck out magnifying glasses before we crack open our own geodes and use the crystals inside as inspiration for a watercolor painting. We'll also explore building rock sculptures, and so much more during this fantastic week of camp! ✨ 

In our fifth summer of partnership with BMoCA, we can tell you, these camps are amazing! We spend our days in the stunning upstairs studio above the museum, and get to make art in community while being inspired by our surroundings and the contemporary artists' work on display. Each week includes a museum tour, and each day includes snack and break time outdoors on the large grassy lawns in front of the museum. Less than 6-to-1 student-teacher ratio, the most inspiring space, exposure to contemporary art while making amazing work of our own -- it doesn't get much better!

4-DAY CAMP: This 4-day camp runs Monday - Thursday, and is held at Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA).

ART SHOW: We invite parents, friends, and family to join us 15 minutes before pick up on Thursday for a celebration of our work from the week! [11:45am (morning camps) or 3:45pm (afternoon camps)]

BMoCA TOUR: During our camp week, we will enjoy a tour of the museum and take inspiration from our surroundings and the contemporary artists' work on display.

CENTRAL PARK / CIVIC AREA: Each day we take a break outdoors and walk to the grassy area just across the street from BMoCA. At least 3 adults (occasionally 2, if one adult takes a student back inside to use the restroom, for example) are with students when we are outside, and, as it is a large space, we always find a spot away from any other people in the park. If you're signing up for a Tinker @ BMoCA camp, parents should be comfortable with their student spending time in the park each day for our 20-ish minute snack break.