by Kristen Andersen | Jan 15 | #mindfulness

Art is a vessel for self expression. Sometimes, we have a lot to say and words just aren’t enough. Too many people feel repelled by art because they believe they “can’t even draw a stick figure!” I suppose that means we feel art is supposed to look a certain way. For something to be considered ‘art’, it has to be held to a ‘certain standard’.

Okay well, who is setting the standard? Seriously, is there an HR handbook that outlines what art is supposed to look like? And who is enforcing these guidelines? Is there an Art Police Force that goes around writing tickets to those who create repulsive art? 

Remember, no one is going to create a Kahlo-level painting on their first try. Why would you compare your first month of work to someone who is years into their practice?  Our aversion to try new things because we are afraid to fail is what keeps us complacent. With that complacency, we start to crave novelty.

We want to escape our reality while remaining in place. 

Aldous Huxley writes about the human race seeking mind-altering substances before it even discovered farming! It is innate to want to escape. Instead of trying to fight it, accept it. Go with it. Pay attention to your current routine; how do you cope with the desire to escape?

We may find that some of our habits, while they serve their purpose in the moment, may have some unsavory effects on our physical and mental well being– and that is okay! You are only human and you are trying to keep yourself and your family alive while trying to understand this mysterious existence that is Life. 

Begin thinking about how we can replace our negative habits with something that can serve a similar purpose but provide us with a healthier being. Remind yourself that you want to make this transition because you love yourself. 

The reason I like art so much is because at the end of a practice, I have something tangible that will  represent that particular thought journey. 

What keeps my performance anxiety at bay is reminding myself “It is not important to be liked by others, it is only important that I can live with myself”.

I don’t need everyone to like my art because I like it. 

This painting of my cats may not be realistic enough to win me an award, but it brings a smile to my face because it reminds me of my four furry friends. Twenty years from now, my cats won’t be here anymore, but I will always have this painting to remind me of how much I loved them. That is motivation enough to keep me painting. Even when I’m at that stage where the painting is so hideous I start to doubt my entire existence. “Push through it,” I remind myself. Even when I’m at the stage where I’ve been working on it for days but it looks like nothing has changed yet I still feel like it’s not done. “Just keep pushing through it.” 

Just keep pushing until you get to the part where you can look at your painting and think “Yep, I can live with this”. 

Take an online art class today with some of New York City’s top rated artists. Exercise your self-acceptance muscle by creating and sharing your art in a safe and nurturing environment. New winter 2021 virtual art classes have been added for Kids, Teens, and Adults. Questions, comments, art work? Send it to info@theartstudiony.com ATTN Kristen

How to Create A Life You Love

by Rebecca Schweiger | Jan 12 |#livingandloving

Some lessons are timeless.

“Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it,” said the 13th century mystical poet, Rumi.

The realest, hardest and most epic journey of love occurs between you and you.

If you long for the love story, become your deepest lover and most compassionate friend. Embrace and stand naked with all of your pieces. Kiss your wounds with compassion. Belong first to yourself. Set yourself free.

When you feel triggered by someone or something outside of yourself, bless the messenger and ask, “How is this a mirror of what exists inside of me? What part of me do I need to see, accept and love?” For everything you feel and notice in another, you are that, too. We are all made of the same stuff.

Discover the barriers you’ve built against being and living as your most authentic self. Hug, kiss and heal the shame, fear, rage, trauma and the shadowy layers of yourself that you’ve refused and rejected. It’s time to come home to you. Welcome it all.

The depth of loving connection that you feel with another is directly connected to just how much you can love every part of your perfectly imperfect self.

Confucius said it perfectly. “I want you to be everything that’s you, deep at the center of your being.” That’s what true love is.

#truetoyou #loveyourselffirst #acrylicpaintings #abstractartist #commissionedart

by Kristen Andersen | Jan 8 | #newyearsresolutions

It’s the beginning of a new year- a time filled with optimism, renewal, and resolutions. 

Yet, we all know how this goes… by March, that ambition will have turned into self-reproach. Statistics show that at least 50% of people who make New Year’s resolutions lose motivation after just a few weeks. There are the go-getters of society who are able to create goals for themselves and actually stick to them. However, I believe the majority is like myself– a go-getter in spirit but a loafer in practice. 

I set myself up with great expectations which only leads me down a spiral of disappointment when I inevitably don’t meet them. Then I feel ashamed of myself so I give up completely because I am afraid to face failure yet again.

If you find that you follow a similar pattern, I think I have found a solution: 

Lower Your Expectations. 

You will be disappointed when you try to imagine how the future should look, how the world should be, how the people around you should behave. You will never be satisfied with the outcome when you’ve already imagined what it should look like. 

The same sentient can be applied to your art practice. Before sitting down to begin a painting, I already have an idea of what the end result should look like. As it turns out, my motor skills are not as aligned with my imagination as I thought and my painting never looks quite how I envision it. I get so lost trying to perfect the strokes that I can’t even see that my painting is beautiful just as it is!

In short, give yourself goals, goals are good. They give you something to look forward to, something to work for, a reason to get out of bed every morning. But, be easy on yourself! Go with the flow, listen to your body. And most importantly, stay present.

Focus on what you can do today, not what you should be doing tomorrow. 

I’ll tell you what you can do today– and that is to check out The Art Studio NY 2021 winter class schedule! Keep an eye out for the new virtual art classes and maybe make “take an online art class” one of your 2021 resolutions!

How to Create A Life You Love

by Rebecca Schwieger | Dec 30 | #LiveToday

Imagine if the sun purposely withheld its rays out of fear, and clouds clung to their raindrops while worrying what fellow moisture-holders thought. Odd, right?

So, why do humans do it? Withhold, fear, cling, worry, people please, hold back from sharing our inner-essence. When you do that, you make the flowers of your life droop and die.

Express every little drop of your you-ness. Let us see you, feel you, be with you in your state of perfect imperfection. You were born for this.

You may not see it with your eyes, yet much of what matters most is experienced not by sight but by the human heart. When you live life with all you’ve got, you share your light, your truth, your you-ness…. and that special magic that only you have echoes and ripples and reaches into every crack and crevice, seen and unseen alike.

You being you, me being me and we being we changes the world. Step by step. Day by day. It’s where the healing happens. It’s not always easy, yet it’s always worth it.

Don’t hold back. Take the risk. Paint. Sing. Howl. Have those hard conversations. Stop tiptoeing through life. Cry. Kick like The Rockettes. And please, have some FUN! Wear a tutu and twirl your pretty self away. Go dance your pants off, unedited.

Life is now. There is NO tomorrow. It doesn’t yet exist.

Time waits for no one.

Inspiring art classes to kick of 2021 while connecting to ALL OF YOU:
@theartstudiony www.theartstudiony.com

#LiveToday #creativeliving #createthelifeyoulove #liveyourtruth #authenticity #freespirits #loveyourself #liveandlove #mixedmediaart #mixedmediaartists

by Kristen Andersen | Dec 18 | #createappreciate

Here in NYC, it’s starting to get dark around 4 pm. Between the remote living and the early moonrise, I’m beginning to feel a sense of disconnect to my state of being. I feel uninspired, unmotivated, and unengaged. 

The brain craves novelty. Research shows that exposing yourself to new stimuli and challenging yourself to create new habits will develop new neural pathways in the brain. To be alive is to be stimulated.  Anything that engages your sensory faculty will connect you to your sense of self. Experiencing the world through your senses will remind you that you are, indeed, alive. Keeping this in mind, there are many exercises you can do each day to fully emerge yourself into the present. 

Taste:

This is arguably my most indulgent sense. Rummage through your kitchen and savor the different spices and flavors that are special to you. Spend an evening creating a dish that you find comforting. Mindfully snack on a fruit, chew it slowly, pay attention to the splash of stimulation on your taste buds. 

Smell:

Sniff your favorite perfume. I keep sachets of lavender in every room of the house. Lavender is among many other herbs that are clinically proven to reduce feelings of stress. Brew your favorite tea, fill your home with the aroma of coffee, light a delicious candle. 

Listen:

To your favorite music. Listen to the vibrations of Tibetan healing bowls. My favorite sound lately has been didgeridoo music. The Polynesian vibrations evoke an interesting sensation from within. Listen to the cars drive past your window. Play an audio of a babbling brook or the white noise of a thunder storm. 

Feel:

Experience the sensation of a warm bath. Pet your furry kitten or pup. Give your roommate a gorgeous hug. Run your hands across a satin robe. 

See:

Give your sore eyes something pleasant to look at. Create a stunning art piece. Stimulate your brain with bright yellows, moody blues, passionate reds. Learn how to turn a blank piece of paper into a visual masterpiece. 

Art is created through perception.

In times of isolation, your imagination can be your best friend. Keep yourself surrounded by brightness in these dark, winter months. Better yet, now with the power of Zoom online art classes, you can feel inspired by creating alongside others with a similar passion as you. Create art under the instruction of one of NYC’s top rated art professionals. 

The Art Studio USA’s virtual art classes will awaken the fire within you to keep your creativity blazing all throughout these winter months. 

Please visit our winter 2021 class calendar for adults, teens, and kids to see what we have available for you.

“How to” classes…

We are happy to announce we have added new “How To” art classes to our Winter 2021 line up. Our class schedule now offers “How to” classes for artists with a specific goal in mind! 

The Art Studio NY and USA’s online art classes will provide live technique demonstrations. Our virtual art studio provides a safe space to develop your skill alongside your peers. In these relaxed and encouraging online art classes, you will receive step-by-step guidance and nurturing art instruction by a professional New York City artist.

For Adults

All of our offered online watercolor classes will deepen your knowledge of color mixing and how to create color palettes that are expressive and beautiful. Our live watercolor classes online will teach you how to create and build texture, composition, both abstract and realistic painting techniques, layering of paint, expressive mark making, and more!

Watercolor class: How to Paint Flowers

Create beautiful bouquets, daisies, roses, and everything in between.

This class is available as a one time workshop or an eight-week series. 

Watercolor class: How to Paint Birds

Learn the foundational techniques needed to paint the birds you see in your own backyard. You will leave this class with the resources and confidence to create a bird painting of any kind.

Perfect for those who want to begin painting at home, but don’t know how to start!

Portraits and Figure Drawing

This class will nurture your inner-artist and you will feel inspired as you deepen your practice of portrait and figure drawing. Drawing techniques including quality lines, identifying form and big planes, contrasts and counterpoints, line of gravity, gesture drawing, mark making, drapery and textures,  light and shadow, blending and edge control. Create a variety of artworks, including specific features like eyes, hands, lips, arms, and selected subject matter of your choice.

“How to” classes For Kids

How to Draw Animals 

Ages 9-12 

In this class, students will learn artistic techniques through drawing,  including how to draw animal faces, bodies, proportions, textures for fur, scales and wings, shading and shadowing, making things 3-dimensional, colored pencil color mixing, color layering, and more!

Students will receive step by step instruction on how to draw a wide range of animals, such as pandas, penguins, cats, koala bears, parrots, foxes, unicorns, dolphins, snow leopards, and more! 

How to Draw Portraits 

Ages 9-12

In this interactive and upbeat drawing class, kids will learn how to draw everything as they master drawing techniques such as shading, composition, detail, 3D effect, contrast, mark making, personal expression, and more.

How to Draw Comics

This is a class for all comic book, manga, and cartoon lovers who are eager to express themselves creatively AND have FUN in the process! This engaging and inspiring cartoon drawing art class will teach your child specific comic, cartoon, and manga drawing techniques combined with the encouragement for personal self-expression. Specifically, students will develop their own unique, personal drawing style while learning how to draw faces, living figures in motion, develop comics, cartoons, and manga characters

Check out our adult art class calendar and kids art class calendar to see all available classes!
Don’t see anything that quite covers your goal? Contact us at info@theartstudiony.com to inquire about setting up a private online painting lesson or online drawing lesson.

#gratitudeattitude #createalifeyoulove

by Kristen Andersen | Dec 4th 2020

Online watercolor classes 

Enjoy this inspiring journey of watercolor painting classes with NYC’s #1-Rated art studio, The Art Studio NY. In this class, you will learn a wide variety of watercolor painting techniques that will send your creative spirit soaring. In our beginner virtual watercolor lessons you will learn how to combine watercolor painting techniques with your own authentic self-expression in watercolor painting classes.

Online acrylic class 

Painting is meditative, relaxing, and inspiring. Our instructors’ nurturing style of teaching encourages you to learn the artistic techniques of painting and self-expression. In our acrylic lessons on zoom, you will receive one-on-one expert art instruction as you enjoy our nurturing and non-judgmental art studio. At the end of it all, you will create many finished paintings to celebrate and hang in your home!

Online oil painting class

Oil paints are sumptuous, exciting, and one of the most popular painting mediums used by artists throughout the world. When you learn oils online in our Zoom oil painting lessons, you will relax, de-stress, and get inspired with encouraging art instruction. We will teach you how to master the most important oil painting class techniquesLearn to express yourself through oil painting. All levels welcome, but perfect for total beginners! 

Online drawing class

 Drawing is one of the most popular modes of artistic expression since the beginning of time… just think of cavemen! Learn to express yourself through this encouraging and relaxing virtual drawing lesson. Learn our fear-free art approach as you learn to draw in our intimidation-free, non-judgmental art studio.Hundreds of past students have been completely amazed at how quickly they learned how to draw in our #1-rated NYC art classes!

If you’re not ready to commit to a multiple week class, check out one of our many one-time workshops. I will warn you, though, once you start creating art, you’ll never want to stop!

Our virtual art classes make New York enrichment accessible to anyone from anywhere in the world.

The Art Studio NY has had the pleasure of serving its neighborhood in the Upper West Side for about 15 years now. We are a place for children to hang out after school, a place for retirees to spend their mornings, and a place for friends to unwind with a bottle of wine after a long day at the office. 

As TASNY grew through the years, one of our biggest “problems” (albeit, a good problem) is we just didn’t have enough space for all the students who wanted to be a part of our studio. Who knew the solution was right under our nose!
TASNY initially made the transformation to zoom art classes to keep up with the developments of the COVID-19 pandemic. We wanted to continue to provide a much needed outlet to our students, many of whom have been taking art lessons with us for years. 

In doing so, we accidentally discovered that TASNY can provide that same outlet to more than just New Yorkers. 

Within the first week of switching to art classes online, we began receiving registrations from folks in Virginia, Massachusetts, Florida, and more. I remember being so excited to see inquiries coming in from other states. Eventually, we started getting registrations from people in Canada, Italy, the Caribbean, even India and Australia! I thought, how cool is that? We have people interested in our little studio from thousands of miles away.

TASNY is more than just art lessons, it is a community.

And apparently, it took closing our physical location to see just how strong that community really is. People are now able to get the NYC art studio experience from literally anywhere in the world. Zoom art classes online are the perfect way to meet people with similar interests as you no matter where you are located.

It’s a place for you to make a new friend, share a laugh, and mingle with people who may offer a new perspective from their side of the globe. 

Check out our class schedule to see which Zoom art lesson is best fitted for you!

“It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you.” -Buddha

You can’t control what happens to you, but you can control how you react to it. 

These last few months have been quite trying on us all. Not a single person is left unaffected by the Covid-19 pandemic. This pandemic has cost millions of people their loved ones, their jobs, and their way of life. Our lives as we knew it completely changed almost overnight. It is a very traumatic thing to have your sense of security stripped from you. We are all experiencing a distressing moment in history together. Many of us are in a highly emotional state right now. 

And that is okay. Be easy on yourself. 

We are all trying to figure out how to come out on the other side of this.

It is such a cliche to hear that meditation will change your life. Well cliches are cliches for a reason! If you know something works, why wouldn’t you do it?

When most people think of meditation, they think of the traditional way of sitting cross legged with a straight back and your eyes closed chanting “Aum”. That can be quite intimidating for those without prior knowledge or experience with meditation.

I’m here to make the benefits of meditation more accessible to you.

Find your “anchor” and focus on it.

In simplified terms, meditation is completely experiencing the present moment. Your anchor is what keeps you grounded to the present.The breath is the most traditional anchor, but rules are meant to be broken. 

Get creative, perhaps your anchor is your feet as they hit the ground while you walk to work. Or maybe it’s the knife on the cutting board as you chop onions for your family’s dinner.

My yoga teacher taught me thoughts can be grouped into two categories; past thoughts or future thoughts. Tidy up your mental space by filing away your thoughts into either the future or past category. Then bring your attention back to your anchor. 

In art meditation, the anchor is your paintbrush. 

Focus on your breath and you suddenly remember that you’re alive. You made it this far.You’ve learned from your mistakes and you’re just trying your best.

There’s nothing to worry about until there’s something to worry about.A good friend of mine would always say “Stop worrying, Kristen! When you worry, you suffer twice.” Why waste valuable mental real estate on things that upset you?

Stay present, stay healthy. 

The more you think about the things you don’t like, the more those things control you. And if you avoid thinking about the things you don’t like, they similarly control you as the avoidance surrenders you to external circumstances.

The key is to find balance. Be brave and acknowledge the truth. If something is bothering you, think of resolutions. The sooner you make the change, the faster you will reap the rewards of said change. Many people are hesitant to begin art classes because they claim they are unskilled. Well, duh, of course you are unskilled if you’ve never taken a class! 

Talent is not something you are born with, it is ambition and practice. If you set your intentions on something and put in the time to work on it, you will be successful. 

Don’t let negativity distract you. Be powerful. Be in control of your happiness.

If you are looking for a safe space to practice self expression and exercise your intuition, I highly recommend signing up for our online Art Journaling class. Your instructor will encourage you to stop overthinking and just express yourself freely. Basically, art journaling is like keeping a visual diary to talk about various struggles or aspirations you may have. It is an aesthetic way to document your life!

Join Rebecca on Sunday Nights for her FREE online art class live streamed to Facebook and Instagram.

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We are all artists and most of us don’t even know it.

Art, in simplified terms, is just expression.

Hanging up posters of your favorite band expresses who you are through the music that resonates with you.

Cooking dinner for your family is a way to express your love and affection for them.

Photographing a particular scene expresses the desire to remember that particular moment forever.

Many physical and mental health benefits are linked to artistic practice. 

Just one google search will bring up enough articles about it to keep you reading until quarantine ends. There’s plenty of literature written on that subject by people way more qualified than me. So instead, I’ll share a quick anecdote.

My grandmother was a very feisty lady. When she passed away, I was faced with the typical existential anguish we all experience when a loved one passes. I felt grief, guilt, sorrow, fear, distress- all of these emotions just swirled around in my brain, making me feel as though I was a prisoner of my own mind. 

Then one day I found a beautiful photograph of my grandmother from a vacation we took together. I thought this picture was so beautiful it just had to be a painting. I wanted to give the painting to my grandfather because I knew he was also having a hard time dealing with her loss.  So I picked up a paintbrush and got to work.

As I painted, I could feel the emotions that have been tormenting me travel from within my brain, to my hand, onto the paintbrush, to then be deposited onto the canvas by the oil paint. 

The emotions were no longer disrupting my mental peace because they now existed on the canvas.

I turned an invisible foe into a tangible art piece . Through my own art, I was able to express my love for my late grandmother, and share a vulnerable experience with my grandfather. 

My grandmother, Haydee Jimenez.

TASNY’s goal is primarily to teach the technical applications of art- how to use your medium as a tool to craft the elusive visions within the mind. But it is more than that; it is a community, it is a support group, it is a home. 

One of my many mantras are, “I want to be a blessing to everyone I meet”.

I think this exists in TASNY’s philosophy as well. We want to help improve each one of our students’ lives by creating a nurturing, welcoming environment- a safe space to be vulnerable. By providing online art lessons, TASNY acts as a catalyst for new friendships, new ideas, and a new You. By simply logging on to Zoom, you can enter a place to learn how to create a palpable expression of who you are so you can share it with the world, just like I shared my expression with my grandfather. 

I love this butterfly that our student Onagh painted during Rebecca’s online art class on Sunday nights.

Click here to register for Rebecca’s FREE Sunday night online art lesson!

And here’s Onagh’s kitty lazily enjoying our virtual art lesson 🙂

Restore the Community One Zoom Art Lesson at a Time… 

One of my dad’s favorite episodes of Seinfeld is the Bubble Boy episode. Ever since I was a kid I thought the idea of Bubble Boy was hysterically absurd. Well, I wouldn’t have laughed if I knew in 2020 we would all be living like Bubble Boy.

I think all of us are going to remember the week before the NYC lockdown until the day we die.  

There was an air of anxiety that hovered over the city. With every passing day, the streets became less and less populated. We all had that one friend ‘who has a friend who knows someone who works for Cuomo’ and they warned us: “Go to the store, buy supplies for a month, they’re going to shut everything down.” 

Some of us were panicking, some of us thought it was all baloney, but really, we just didn’t know what to expect. While a lot of tragedy has followed this unprecedented event, I am one to look on the bright side of things and I will say there’s a silver lining to everything. 

Because of the global pandemic, Zoom has become a household name seemingly overnight. Zoom is now the number one software for “modern enterprise video communications”. Here we are, emerging out of the golden age of technology. Almost our whole country began operating virtually in just a few short weeks. During this time, there’s a lot of talk about what is essential and what is not. Something that is missing from the conversation is the essentiality of human connection. Human interaction is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. 

When TASNY first made the announcement that we will be operating online in reaction to the Stay At Home orders, we had a few doubters. “What’s the point of online classes? I can just watch a video on youtube or something.”

Anyone who’s taken an art class knows it is so much more than just instruction and demonstration.

It is a dialogue, it is an exchange of ideas. It is time that you specifically set aside to work on something for yourself. It is a place to nourish the creative being that exists within you.

Zoom is a software that will instantly connect you with anyone anywhere by sharing a link or using a meeting ID number. It is a brilliant innovation that has proven itself to be an incredible resource. 

Zoom art classes are a fabulous way to learn something new and meet new people literally from your living room. TASNY is here to provide you with the environment to not just improve upon your skills, but to connect with the world around you. Zoom art lessons are a platform to access the in-studio experience, right from the comfort of your own home.

Corona Can’t Stop Our Summer Camp Magic

With the school year coming to an end and an air of ambiguity surrounding the months ahead, one question that keeps being asked is “What about summer camp?!”

Some of my most cherished childhood memories are those that I made during summer camp. Summer camp is a classic staple of American culture. It is an integral part of almost every coming of age tale.

My heart aches to think that the children of today might not get to experience the same charming nostalgia of a summer camp experience.

So, we have made the decision to move forward and provide COVID-modified Summer Art Camp for our community!

Let’s keep the magic in summer and provide a nurturing, expressive, and SAFE environment for our kids to remain socially connected during this uncertain time.

TASNY will be strictly enforcing all of the CDC’s guidelines for a safe and healthy summer camp experience:

-There will be a maximum of 8 campers per day per group 

-Campers will have their own set of art supplies to prevent the sharing of objects

-Masks are required for teachers and students for all indoor activities

-TASNY will provide all necessary hygienic supplies such as hand sanitizer, soap, and disinfectant. 

-TASNY will follow an impeccable cleaning and disinfecting schedule multiple times throughout the day

Socially Distanced Studio Summer Art Camp 

TASNY has provided our community with a loving and nurturing art camp at our studio for years. That will not stop this year! Our Summer Art Camp offers a variety of interactive and spirited creative activities every hour of every camp day. 

Socially Distanced Outdoor Summer Art Camp

Join us for summer days in Central Park, Riverside Park, and various other spacious outdoor locations. Our Socially Distanced Outdoor Summer Art Camp is an opportunity to stay safe while also enjoying tailor-made, encouraging one-on-one expert art instruction in drawing, painting, artistic techniques and individual self-expression from a variety of artistic mediums.

Online Art Camp

Our virtual summer camps are a fabulous option for those who would like to experience the magic of summer camp from the safety of their own home. We offer a high-quality art experience where kids and teens can learn from our expert art teachers. Online art camp is the perfect way to expose your child to new painting, drawing, and mixed-media activities and help them discover new friendships this summer. Kids are sure to experience a boost in self confidence as they enhance their social and communication skills through artistic expression.

Online Creativity Camp

Not only are we offering our typical Summer Art Camp online, but we are pleased to announce we now have an ONLINE Creativity Camp option as well!

Creativity camp is an excellent program for the kids who are artistically inclined but want to participate in a range of exciting guided camp activities. 

Creativity campers will engage in a variety of fun activities such as creative writing, art journaling, TikTok dance competitions, singing, yoga, and so much more! 

Flexibility and Customization

Choose from a variety of online summer camp packages best suited for your scheduling needs and your child’s interests. Our various online camp programs offer the largest range of interactive and diverse creative activities to match any child’s interests and needs. 

We are also now offering a Create Your Own Bunk option. Grab your besties and create your own private bunk! We will customize all online activities to what your bunk loves best. Choose activities from a curated menu, and let us create the magical summer your kids are dreaming of, all from the safety of home.

Register for a half day, a full day, or a week. Visit our website to find more information about our summer camp program!

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