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Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College

Colorado Springs · 30 W Dale St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College offers youth art camps including Budding Artists (ages 5-7), where children explore painting, drawing, and crafting while building fine motor skills and creative confidence.

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Summer camps — 2026

1 session · statuses verified July 28, 2026

01Budding Artists

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Designed for the youngest creators (ages 5-7), this camp offers a fun, safe environment to explore different artistic mediums, building confidence and fine motor skills through painting, drawing, and crafting.

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Colorado Springs, CO

30 W Dale St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903

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4.6★★★★516 Google reviews
Paige Louisea month ago
★★★★★

WOW ! the jagged little pill musical was the best show i have ever seen (of all time and all style) . ive been to many concerts and love live performances but the cast of this show was top tier . i have also visited for general admission to the galleries and thoroughly enjoyed each visit but jagged little pill takes the cake for performances in my life .

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E Dunz2 months ago
★★★★★

I love the Fine Arts center here. The pieces and collections they have are *breathtaking*. They have tons of native american pieces that follow the History of the Southeest and of various tribes, one of which is the Southern Ute tribe and so many pieces from artists back through the 1900s. They also have a beautiful selection of rotating artists. Such a cool place. They even have a sensory friendly area where you can actually touch the pieces! It's $10 a person to see the center and the shows they have here are works of art. Come here if you want some really cool history and some really cool experiences!

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Morgan Rios8 months ago
★★★★★

Beautiful hand crafted pieces. Very open spaced museum. Welcoming of all ages. It does have an activity library as well

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Angel Tainted6 months ago
★★★★★

This hidden gem is truly worth the trip in. So many gorgeous exhibits to wonder thru each one offering inspiration and provoking conversation. The collection of Chihuly glass on display was truly a highlight of my visit.

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Chuck Baumgart3 years ago
★★★★★

We come down from Denver for a visit every 3 or 4 months. Love the Southwestern art exhibit. You won't find a larger array of Spanish Colonial art, including 200 year old retablos and statues anywhere else in the West - unless you're in Santa Fe. There are always a number of rotating exhibits that are well done.

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