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Little Studio Week: Ages 4–6 Explore DaVinci to Dali in Louisville
A weeklong, instructor-led summer camp in Louisville where preschoolers dig into painting and sculpture inspired by master artists; this guide distills what families need to know before they enroll.
Little Studio Week: Ages 4–6 Explore DaVinci to Dali in Louisville.
In a bright Louisville studio, children ages four to six spend a week moving from brush to clay, encountering the ideas of artists such as DaVinci and Dali through playful, age‑appropriate painting and sculpture exercises. The camp emphasizes creative exploration and self‑expression while keeping logistics straightforward for caregivers.
Highlights
Camp Highlights
Meet the Masters — DaVinci to Dali
Young campers are introduced to the work and ideas of iconic artists, using simple projects that translate those influences into approachable studio activities.
Painting and Sculpture Every Day
Daily sessions focus on painting and three‑dimensional work so children can experiment with color, texture and form across mixed media projects.
Simple Logistics for Busy Families
Camps run Monday through Friday in weeklong formats with one‑day options available; families should plan to pack a lunch or snack and expect some paint on clothing.
What the day feels like
What a Week Feels Like
Mornings and afternoons are organized around short, tactile projects that keep attention and reward curiosity; through guided prompts and hands‑on materials, children are encouraged to express ideas, try new techniques and finish small works each day. Each camp is organized as a full week, Monday through Friday, with one‑day camp options available for families who need flexibility.
ART HISTORY MADE PLAYFUL
Meet the Masters — DaVinci to Dali
Young campers are introduced to the work and ideas of iconic artists, using simple projects that translate those influences into approachable studio activities.
HANDS‑ON MAKING
Painting and Sculpture Every Day
Daily sessions focus on painting and three‑dimensional work so children can experiment with color, texture and form across mixed media projects.
PRACTICAL DETAILS
Simple Logistics for Busy Families
Camps run Monday through Friday in weeklong formats with one‑day options available; families should plan to pack a lunch or snack and expect some paint on clothing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this camp suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Pack a sack lunch OR a snack and drink each day; send clothing you don’t mind getting paint on.
Extra snacks and drinks are available for purchase on site; campers must not share food with others.
Expect paint on clothes—bring play clothes or an apron; the program advises parents of this possibility.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What ages is the camp for?
Camp is designed for children ages 4–6.
How long is each camp session?
Each camp is a full week, Monday through Friday; one‑day options are also available.
What daily time blocks are offered?
Summer camp time blocks include 9:00am–11:30am, 11:00am–2:30pm and 3:00pm–5:30pm. Spring Break offerings list start times of 12:00noon, 3:00pm or 4:30pm, and summer starts are noted as 9:00am, 12:00noon or 3:00pm.
What should my child bring each day?
Bring a sack lunch OR a snack and drink each day; plan for art that may get on clothing.
Are snacks available and can children share food?
Extra snacks and drinks are available for purchase, but no food sharing is allowed.