Summer Camp
Young artists dive into creative techniques, culture, and hands-on experimentation—ending with their own exhibition.
NAGB’s Summer Camp is a vibrant access point for young artists aged 5 to 17 to connect with Bahamian art and history—areas often overlooked in standardised curricula. Through hands-on, experiential learning, campers are introduced to foundational art skills and exposed to potential career pathways in the visual arts, expanding their future educational and professional opportunities.
Each year, we welcome a diverse group of budding artists to learn, explore, and grow with us. Campers develop their artistic voices through a range of techniques and strengthen critical thinking and social-emotional skills through collaborative projects like our group mural. Camp is offered in two, two-week sessions beginning in early July, and concludes with a student exhibition to celebrate each camper’s creativity and achievements.
What makes our camp special?
Expert leaders
Led by trained arts professionals and an exceptional education team
An immersive experience
Exclusive access to galleries and close encounters with collection artworks
Speciality workshops
Hands-on workshops and field trips connect art to other disciplines
A safe and supportive environment
A no-bully, nurturing space—with all materials, meals, and snacks included
A final showcase
Campers present their work in a final exhibition at NAGB
Past camps
Jammin’ Visuals
Aug 19 - Sep 20, 2021
Ol’ Story: Folktales & Traditions
Aug 4 - Sep 24, 2022
Back to Da Island
Student Exhibition • Aug 9 - Sep 2, 2018
