Camp Description The Land Art movement is our inspiration for this week where campers will learn all about our local landscape, land use, geology, topography, and natural resources. Campers ages 9 and 10 (4th - 5th graders in fall) are invited to explore natural art materials and engage with our environment through a variety of multi-media based art projects and activities, as well as tour and discuss the 2024 Tinworks Art exhibition which features several artists working within the themes of land and land use. Families are invited to join us for an art show of their work created on our final morning as well. Registration opens March 1st. Costs and Cancellations Spaces for Tinworks’ summer camps are limited, and registration is required. The cost for each participant is $150 for this camp. If a camp fills at the maximum of 16 campers per session, you can select the option to be added to a waitlist. Refunds, minus a processing fee, will be given for cancellations only if requested 30 days before the start of camp. We will not refund for absences or behavioral dismissals. Needs-based scholarships are available and can be discussed upon request on a case by case basis. What to bring and know Campers are required to bring a water bottle, snack, and sunscreen each day. Campers are welcome to arrive between 8:45am - 9am each day and must be picked up by 12:15pm, or incur a $10 late fee. Tinworks Art staff reserves the right to dismiss disruptive campers or those with significant behavioral difficulties. Please fill out our camp form a week before camp starts. All art projects will be displayed and celebrated with a small reception at 11:30am on the last day of camp. Family and friends are welcome to join!