Activism Through Art: An MLK Day Camp for Tweens

Event description

This camp is for tweens (ages 10 - 13) who LOVE art, inventing, crafts, and making a difference.

At this single-day Camp SCRAP session on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, crafters will engage hands-on with the broad legacy of art as activism around movements for social justice, environmental justice, and issues of their choosing. The day's creative reuse projects will draw inspiration from artists of the American Civil Rights Movement, as well as historic and modern-day environmental art. Campers will develop a personalized project around an issue that's important to them.

Join SCRAP for a meaningful day of making, community, empowerment, and art!

SCRAP asks that campers come prepared with a lunch that does not need refrigeration, closed-toe shoes, a respectful attitude, and be ready to have fun!

Monday, January 20th

Drop off 9:00-9:15

Pick up 1:15-1:30

SCRAP offers a limited amount of Camp SCRAP scholarships to qualifying families. Scholarships are awarded based on need and availability. 

Apply for a scholarship here!