Hiddenite, NC – The Hiddenite Arts and Heritage Center is thrilled to announce a one-of-a-kind summer day camp happening at the Hiddenite Center’s Education Complex (70 Hiddenite Church Rd, Hiddenite) on June 12th – 15th. The first camp of the Hiddenite Center’s Merge Summer Day Camp series features card making and terrarium building! Deborah Crowder of “Stampin’ It Up” will guide students as they create a collection of mixed-media cards. Kristen Cozart will work with students as they build their very own terrariums with live and found objects! This camp is perfect for kids who love to work with their hands and create with their imaginations.
The cost of this four day camp is $65 for Friends of the Center and $75 for non-members. The camp is divided into age groups with four to eight-year-olds meeting from 9:00 am – noon and nine to 13-year-olds meeting from 1:00-4:00 pm. The Hiddenite Center kindly asks that parents of four-year-olds remain with their child during camp. Pre-registration is required for summer camps and class sizes are limited to twelve students. Parents can visit hiddenitearts.org to access the online registration link or call 828-632-6966 to register by phone. The Center looks forward to the start of summer and seeing all of the masterpieces the campers create!
For more information or to learn more about the Hiddenite Center, call 828-632-6966, email [email protected], or visit hiddenitearts.org
Hiddenite Center programs and events are supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural Cultural Resources www.NCArts.org, with funding from the National Endowment Of The Arts and with generous funding from the Eileen and R. Y. Sharpe Family Foundation, The Winston Salem Foundation, the Sharpe Chair of Fine and Applied Arts at Appalachian State University, Alexander County government, the Town of Taylorsville, The Rotary Foundation, South Arts, Carpenter Foundation, and the Friends of the Center membership program. The Hiddenite Arts Heritage Center’s Lucas Mansion and Educational Complex are wheelchair accessible.
