Art & Community Schedule 

 

Camp Overview

Join us for a fun, hands-on summer camp that combines art, local exploration, and community engagement! This week-long camp is designed for curious kids aged 6-12 to learn about their town—Richmond—while creating beautiful art that reflects the rich history, culture, and spirit of our community. 

 

This camp invites participants to explore costume design through hands-on artmaking. Campers will design and create original costumes inspired by the spirit, history, and character of the town. Those who are interested will be invited to wear their creations in Richmond’s Fourth of July parade, celebrating creativity and community pride.

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Campers will begin each day playing outside at Richmond Park.  At 9am we will move to Radiate to begin our Art adventures.  Campers will build and create their own amazing masterpieces, eat snack and lunch until 12pm. In the afternoon a school bus will take kids out into the community to swim, hike, and enjoy the great outdoors . Campers will return to school for pick up by 3:30 PM each day most days.

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The camp is designed for students 6-14 years old to explore and challenge themselves. Campers will have fun building, creating and making as well as participating in group experiments and activities - learning together.  Students will also have ample time to play outside.

 

Please have your child bring the following items to camp.  Each camper will have a bin to store their supplies in and feel free to leave them at school.   Lastly, your child will need to bring their own lunch each day.  Please email me at brian.godfrey@mmuusd.org if you have questions.

 

• Lunch & Snacks

• Water Bottle

• Sunscreen

• Extra set of clothes/socks

• Extra set of shoes/sandals

• Bathing suit or something that can get wet.

• Sweatshirt