Summer Camps at The Center For The Arts

The Wyoming Fine Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) non-profit community arts center founded in 1995, operates from a historic building at 322 Wyoming Avenue in the Wyoming neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. It serves the greater Cincinnati region with music, art, dance and theatre instruction for all ages, from preschool Art Sprouts and Music Sprouts classes through adult workshops. Summer and school-break youth camps are a core offering, with a dedicated summer camp section covering camp descriptions, scholarships and FAQs; day camps generally run 9am to 4pm with half-day options and are aimed at children ages 5 to 12. The Center also provides private music lessons, group classes, a youth musical theatre program taught by American Legacy Theatre teaching artists, and rental space. The Paul and Jan Bartel Scholarship supports students in need, and partners include ArtsWave and the Cincinnati Boychoir.

Day camp hours are 9am-4pm with a supervised lunch hour; morning (9a-12p) and afternoon (1p-4p) half-day options are available on multi-day camps. Morning drop-off 8:45-9:00am, afternoon pick-up 4:00-4:15pm. Campers bring a peanut-free lunch and snacks. Summer camp scholarships are available.