Find Montreal arts summer camps and after-school programs here
Find Montreal summer arts camps and kids’ after-school programs listed below. Arts camps combine creativity with acquiring technical skills, helping kids and teens to grow more confident and develop social skills, courage, and other important character traits. The list of Montreal camps and programs below includes arts camps in Laval, St. Jérôme, Longueuil, Brossard, Saint-Lambert, Pointe-Claire, Kirkland, and Vaudreuil-Dorion. Beneath the listings, we link to advanced search results for those cities and provide more information for parents and kids. Read more
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You can filter the list above for your Montreal city, or follow these links to find advanced search results for arts camps and programs near you. Links take you to a clickable map of the area, selected for arts programs, allowing you to easily compare details.
OUR KIDS lists arts camps and programs ranging from acting lessons to music lessons to theatre arts camps and visual arts camps and programs. Find the art type that you’re interested in below, then find Montreal summer camps and programs focused on it or offering it as an activity.
Arts summer camps in Montreal give kids a freeform setting that allows them to stretch their creativity in a supportive but structured setting. Here’s a look at what kids gain:
Skills growth: Kids and teens build technical abilities in art forms like painting, drawing, acting, music, dance, photography, or design through guided instruction and practice. Camps are led by enthusiastic, experienced practitioners.
Confidence and communication: Performing, presenting work, and collaborating with others helps kids and teens grow in other important areas, including social skills, confidence, and communication. We provide a fuller look at how camps develop many important character traits.
Friends: Arts camps in Montreal bring together creative kids from a wide area. Campers form friendships with like-minded kids and teens, as they work together on performances, projects, and other group activities.
Fun. Kids need to play. They benefit immensely from the free-form setting of camps and programs, where the focus is on fun and enjoyment over competition and other stress-inducing aspects of school and other environments.
