Where Creativity Finds Community
Est. 2020
SUMMER ART CLUB
Summer 2027 Programming Coming in January
Ended
300 US dollars
Creative Kid Art Summer Clubs Summer 2026
Ages: 5–11
(Children must have attended a school or kindergarten setting)
At Creative Corner, our Creative Kid Art Summer Clubs are designed to nurture imagination, foster confidence, and enrich creative growth in a joyful, supportive studio environment.
Each week invites creative kiddos to explore new themes, experiment with materials, and express themselves through hands-on art experiences—while building friendships and confidence along the way.
This is more than just art time. It’s a place where curiosity is encouraged, creativity is celebrated, and every child’s unique voice is valued.
🎨 Program Offerings
Half Day:
🕣 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
💲 $300/week
Full Day:
🕣 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM
💲 $400/week
Extended Care (optional):
• Morning: 8:00–8:30 AM
• Afternoon: 3:30–4:00 PM
💲 $50/week additional
A Day in the Art Club
Our days are thoughtfully structured to balance guided instruction, creative freedom, movement, and social connection—keeping creative kiddos engaged, inspired, and energized.
Morning Program (8:30 AM – 12:00 PM)
8:30–8:45 AM | Morning Open Studio
Quiet sketching, creative warm-ups, and independent art activities to gently start the day.
8:45–9:00 AM | Morning Meeting
Group socialization game, introduction to the daily theme, and reflection on prior artwork.
9:00–9:30 AM | Art Rotation I
Hands-on, theme-based art exploration.
9:30–9:50 AM | Snack & Social Time
Snack, restroom break, and connection with peers.
10:00–10:30 AM | Art Rotation II
A second guided creative experience using a different medium or technique.
10:30–10:50 AM | Creative Game & Social Play
Art-based group games that foster teamwork and confidence.
11:00–11:30 AM | Art Rotation III
Final structured art session of the morning.
11:30 AM–12:00 PM | Open Studio & Reflection
Sketchbooks, creative choice time, and reflection on the day’s work.
Afternoon Program (Full Day Only)
12:00–1:00 PM | Lunch & Open Studio
Lunch provided from home, followed by relaxed creative time.
1:00–2:00 PM | Art Rotation IV
Extended projects including clay and mixed media.
2:00–3:00 PM | Art Rotation V
Collaborative or individual projects tied to the weekly theme.
3:00–3:30 PM | Open Studio Wind-Down
Sketching, music, creative choice, and relaxed art-making.
K-Pop Demon Hunters: Movie Production & Performing Arts
Weeks of July 6 & July 13 (Two-Week Enrollment Required)
Get ready for our most immersive creative adventure of the summer!
During this two-week feature experience, creative kiddos will collaborate on an original short-film inspired by the exciting world of K-Pop Demon Hunters, blending storytelling, performance, music, and visual art.
This project will be guided and produced by talented local Franklin High School students who operate their own youth-led production company—offering younger artists a chance to learn directly from teen creatives working in real filmmaking roles.
Materials & Mediums
Creative kiddos will explore a wide range of visual art mediums, including:
• Canvas work
• Watercolors, acrylics & oil pastels
• Pottery & clay (pinch pots, slab & coil work)
• Mixed media & sculpture
• Wood, fabric, jewelry-making
• LEGO-based builds & creative construction
All projects are thoughtfully designed to enrich artistic skills while fostering creativity and self-expression.
Family Art Share Fridays
Each Friday:
• 11:45–12:00 PM (Half Day)
• 3:15–3:30 PM (Full Day)
Parents, family, and friends are invited into the studio to celebrate our young artists and view the incredible artwork created throughout the week.
Important Information
Minimum enrollment: 5 students per week
Maximum enrollment: 18 students per week
Children must bring:
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Two peanut-free snacks
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A labeled water bottle each day
Join us for occasional outdoor sketching and landscape painting at the town common! Parents will be notified in advance to ensure everyone is prepared for a creative day outside.
All students must have a current enrollment packet on file with Creative Corner.
Registration & Discounts
• Payment due in full at registration
• Sibling discount: $5 off second child
• Payment via Venmo (link provided at registration)
🌟 Weekly Creative Themes
Week of June 29
🌊 The Beauty of American Beaches, Lakes & Rivers
Inspired by Winslow Homer, creative kiddos will explore water, landscapes, and nature’s movement—creating paintings, shell sculptures, sand art, and handmade jewelry that celebrate America’s most beautiful waterways.
Two Weeks of July 6 & July 13 (Two-Week Experience)
🎬 Performing Arts: Movie Production & K-Pop
(Registration required for both weeks)
In collaboration with local Franklin High School students and their production company, kiddos will:
• Film scenes throughout Franklin
• Explore visual storytelling, music, and performance
• Create props, visual art, and set elements
• Sing, perform, and explore K-pop and pop culture art
Week of July 20
🏺 The Art of Pottery
Creative kiddos will work hands-on with clay—learning pinch pots, slab work, and coil techniques. This week also introduces American pottery traditions and features inspiration from artists such as Otto & Vivika Heino, with local artist connections.
Week of August 3
🏀 The Art of Sports
Exploring movement, energy, and perspective through art inspired by athletics. Artists include Michael Murphy, Thomas Eakins, and George Bellows, using painting and mixed media to capture motion and emotion.
Week of August 17
🌿 Nature & the Natural World
Creative kiddos will explore flora, fauna, and landscapes inspired by American artists such as:
• Georgia O’Keeffe
• Ansel Adams
• Andrew Wyeth
Projects will focus on observation, texture, and organic forms
Weekly Registration
This summer, we’re thrilled to offer programming that goes beyond the art table—experiences that truly nurture creativity, foster collaboration, and enrich each child’s confidence and self-expression.
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Meet the Junior Instructors
Our team of local artists, teachers, and high school and college students all take great care to foster a welcoming, happy, and creative environment every since day for our kiddos at Art Club!
Junior Instructor
Hannah Dulong
My name is Hannah Dulong and I go to Franklin High School. I am very experienced with childcare- having done both volunteer and regular work involving kids. I have loved art since I was little and have taken many art classes throughout my life including ones I now take at the high school. I am a very social and friendly person and enjoy meeting new people!
Movie Making Instructor
Saumy “Sam” Jani
SNND Events began with two high school friends, Saumy “Sam” Jani and Andrew “Andy” Bairos, who started by DJing local libraries, school events, and community gatherings. Through that work, they saw firsthand how funding challenges and low turnout affected school spirit and community connection. Those early experiences shaped their approach. Originally known as DJ Sam and DJ Andy, they evolved into SNND Events with a focus on building events that people genuinely show up for. Their commitment to the community was recognized by the Town of Franklin with a town proclamation in 2025. Today, SNND Events provides the infrastructure behind some of the area’s most successful live events.
Movie Making Instructor
Andrew “Andy” Bairos
SNND Events began with two high school friends, Saumy “Sam” Jani and Andrew “Andy” Bairos, who started by DJing local libraries, school events, and community gatherings. Through that work, they saw firsthand how funding challenges and low turnout affected school spirit and community connection. Those early experiences shaped their approach. Originally known as DJ Sam and DJ Andy, they evolved into SNND Events with a focus on building events that people genuinely show up for. Their commitment to the community was recognized by the Town of Franklin with a town proclamation in 2025. Today, SNND Events provides the infrastructure behind some of the area’s most successful live events.