Spring Break Art Camp🐸 Day 1 – Pond Pals @ Happily Painted Studio

Name: Spring Break Art Camp🐸 Day 1 – Pond Pals @ Happily Painted Studio
Start: 2026-04-06T12:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-04-06T14:00:00-07:00
Location: 115 E. Third Ave, Selah, WA, United States, Washington 98942

Schedule

Mon Apr 06 2026 at 12:00 pm to 02:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

115 E. Third Ave, Selah, WA, United States, Washington 98942 | Selah, WA

🌈 Happily Painted Kids Art Camp is Back!
Get ready for a week full of creativity, color, and hands-on fun at Happily Painted Kids Art Camp for ages 6–12!
Young artists will explore painting, clay sculpting, beginner watercolor, slime making, and even planting seeds while creating their own masterpieces to take home.
Each day includes a guided canvas painting plus two additional creative activities, giving kids the chance to experiment with different art materials while learning fun new techniques in a relaxed and encouraging studio environment.
Throughout the week we’ll paint:
🐸 A playful frog pond
🌻 A bright sunflower
🌲 A magical forest with a bear
🦁 A brave little lion
🌸 A beautiful cherry blossom tree
Kids will also enjoy clay sculpting, beginner watercolor projects, slime making, and planting their own flowers to take home and watch grow.
This camp is designed to help kids:
✨ Build confidence in their creativity
🎨 Learn new art techniques
🖌 Explore different materials
🌟 Have fun making art with new friends
All supplies are included and every child will go home with multiple art projects and paintings they’ll be proud of.
🎟 Spots are limited and camps tend to fill quickly.
Tickets are $35 per day. Join us for one day or multiple days!
🎨 Camp Details
Happily Painted Kids Art Camp
Ages: 6–12
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
🐸 Monday Day 1 – Pond Pals
Kids will paint a cheerful frog on a lily pad while learning simple blending and outlining techniques.
Additional activities:
• Sculpt mini frogs using air-dry clay
• Create a beginner watercolor lily pad pond scene
Each camp day includes a guided canvas painting along with two additional hands-on creative projects.
Please note that the creative process can sometimes get a little messy, so we recommend children wear clothes they wouldn’t mind getting a bit of paint on.