We're looking for Summer Camp Instructors! Applications are due by January 31, 2026. Learn more/apply here!
We believe that
ART IS FOR
EVERYONE.
SHAMc offers full and partial scholarships for our programs, including camps. To be considered, please fill out the form below and specify which camp(s) you want to apply for.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions
SHAMc Summer Camps are welcome and accessible to all. Bear in mind, this is an art environment and can be overstimulating to some individuals.
All of our camp registration is handled through Eventbrite. Please click on a link above to be directed to that camp’s registration.
When a camp reaches capacity, a waitlist is enabled. If a spot opens, waitlisted individuals are notified in the order they joined. You have 24 hours to register before the next person is contacted.
No, we do not. Drop off is at 9 am and pick up is at 3 pm. Please be respectful and pick up/drop off at the specified times.
No. SHAMc is an open-air environment with lots of fans. We provide popsicles throughout the day to help campers stay cool.
No! We recommend bringing a few water bottles for your child as it gets hot during the day.
Street parking available except where curbs are painted yellow. Some city lots nearby. Do not park in the Gigglewaters parking lot adjacent to Daydreamers Cafe. You may be towed.
Sorry, no pets are allowed. Only approved service animals are permitted inside venue.
No. Each day, campers will need to bring their own lunches, snacks, and ample water for the camp.
This is an art camp, so please have your child dressed in clothing that you don’t mind getting messy.
No, we do not.
Yes. We believe that art should be accessible to everyone, which is why we’re excited to announce that Creative Pinellas is providing a grant to help some campers attend our camps cost-free. Scroll up to see the requirements for the Creative Pinellas grant. If you are not eligible for the Creative Pinellas grant, SHAMc offers scholarships as well. More information on that is above, too.
We can accommodate only 15 children in each camp.
