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The Art Garage

Denver Metro · 6100 E 23rd Ave, Denver, CO 80207

An art community center in Denver's Park Hill neighborhood offering art classes and summer camps for kids, teens, and adults, including themed camps for young artists.

Right nowThe 2026 season has wrapped — 24 sessions ran this year.Follow this provider below and we'll email you when new sessions post with open registration.
On record24 past sessions

Past sessions — 2026

24 ended sessions · kept for reference — statuses no longer apply

01Totally Trucks!

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Ages 3-5 take inspiration from fire trucks, garbage trucks, and construction trucks, using monster trucks to create landscapes and recycled materials to make their own 3D big trucks.

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02Robo Art

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Ages 6-8 learn junk art sculpture inspired by bots like BB8, WALL-E, and Baymax, designing robots on paper then building them with mixed media and recycled materials like cereal boxes and bottles.

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03Installation Art

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Ages 9-12 explore art installations from interactive to outdoor works, make mobiles inspired by Alexander Calder, and install a collaborative piece outside The Art Garage for future students.

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04Let's Go Girls!

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Ages 4-5 honor powerful female artists throughout history, learning about the unique mark women have made on art and society while creating pieces influenced by their styles and techniques.

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05Contemporary Black Artists

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Ages 6-8 study influential Black artists of the last 30 years like Kehinde Wiley, A'driane Nieves, and Kara Walker, creating masterpieces inspired by their history, intention, and styles.

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06Contemporary Indigenous Artists

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Ages 9-12 study influential Indigenous artists of the last 30 years like Melissa Cody, Wendy Red Star, and Richard Bell, then create their own masterpieces inspired by those styles and subjects.

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07Cloudy with a Chance of Art

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Ages 3-5 create weather-inspired art like tornadoes, blizzards, and sunny days, experimenting with process-based techniques such as printing, resists, and unconventional mark-making.

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08Build a Stuffie Workshop

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Ages 6-8 make a stuffie from scratch, designing, drawing, and cutting their own patterns, then stuffing, sewing, and gluing before adding details to make their plushie uniquely their own.

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09Make Your Own Stuffie

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Ages 9-12 design their own unique stuffies on paper, then learn hand-sewing techniques to bring their 'soft sculptures' into 3D, adding details and embellishments to show off their personality.

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10Printmaking Panic

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Ages 4-5 explore a wide variety of printmaking processes, including watercolor monotypes, glue prints, and printing with balloons, bubble wrap, and cups, creating one-of-a-kind artworks.

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11Painting with Pattern

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Ages 6-8 learn about pattern artists like Kandinsky, Klimt, and Heather Galler, then use mixed media to create landscapes, portraits, mandalas, and more that push their ability to see patterns.

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12Printmaking

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Ages 9-12 try printing methods like block printing, collagraphing, gelli, and screen printing, study artists and movements that used printmaking, and create prints on a variety of surfaces.

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13Endangered Species

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Ages 3-5 learn what makes animals endangered and how to help, studying a new species each day and creating mixed-media art exploring each animal's habitat, food, and personality.

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14Pocket Monster Training Camp

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Ages 6-8 explore 2D and 3D media in this Pocket Monster inspired camp, designing and building their own monsters, creating unique trading cards, and making their own Pokeballs.

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15Mythical Beasts

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Ages 9-12 take inspiration from world myths of dragons, unicorns, and griffins, designing imaginary creatures on paper and bringing them to life with armatures, paper mache, paint, and found objects.

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16A World of Color

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Ages 4-5 explore color theory and a kaleidoscope of color, experimenting with paint, clay, and cardboard to make multimedia masterpieces while learning fun facts about color and its meanings.

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17Rainbow Connection

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Ages 6-8 go beyond the color wheel in this color theory camp, exploring color mixing, color in famous artworks, and how color creates rhythm and contrast and expresses feelings and moods.

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18Colorful Coral Reefs

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Ages 9-12 learn about coral reef conservation and the creatures of these ecosystems, exploring their color, shape, and texture through 2D and 3D media like paint, clay, and recycled materials.

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19Things That Swim

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Ages 3-5 explore creatures of lakes, rivers, and oceans, gaining drawing, painting, and sculpting skills with new materials and techniques each day like resist methods and building dioramas.

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20Paper Jam

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Ages 6-8 explore paper from 2D to 3D, making their own paper from pulp, creating paper mache sculptures, and trying origami, pop-ups, and collage.

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21Stop Motion Animation

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Ages 9-12 conceive their own stop-motion film, building diorama sets and Model Magic figurines, writing scripts, then animating a short film plus a collaborative piece using everyone's characters.

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22Exploring Ceramics

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Ages 4-5 learn basic handbuilding skills in this exploratory ceramics class, making slabs with their palms, pinching a ball of clay into a pot, and turning a coil into a bowl.

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23Intro to Drawing

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Ages 6-8 learn introductory drawing and shading techniques to capture 3D objects on paper, make their own sketchbooks with basic bookbinding, and apply cross hatching and contour lines.

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24Sketchbook Practice

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Ages 9-12 make their own sketchbooks with basic bookbinding, then use prompts and exercises to develop observational drawing, line drawings, and shading while studying other artists' work.

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Location

Denver, CO

6100 E 23rd Ave, Denver, CO 80207

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4.8★★★★★88 Google reviews
Lauren5 months ago
★★★★★

So happy to have found this local place! I took an adult class and it was everything I was hoping for. The instructor was very helpful and I learned a lot. The class series was great value for money, and I am glad its nearby. I will be taking more classes with them.

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Kat Allena year ago
★★★★★

I had such a great experience at the Art Garage! I learned so much about handbuilding, working with clay, and glazing techniques. The class was filled with fun, creative people, and the energy in the room made it easy to learn and enjoy myself. I forgot how much I love clay—now I can’t wait to come back and take more classes! Kylle is an incredible instructor. She’s supportive and hands-on when you need guidance, but also gives you the space to figure things out on your own. Her approach made the learning process feel empowering, even when I made mistakes. It was a really fun class with the perfect mix of structure and freedom. The environment at the Art Garage is warm, welcoming, and safe. You instantly feel like part of the community, no matter your skill level.

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★★★★★

We love the Art Garage! The staff walk their talk of inclusivity and care for students. Their kindness and enthusiasm is awesome and they have been encouraging coaches for our kiddos. Our kids have grown in their confidence, adaptability and willingness to try new things and be ok with mistakes. The quality and variety of art made is fantastic. We still have the art work from programs hanging up in their bedroom and around the house and they are so proud. :) It has been awesome to see how one of our kids went from avoiding any sort of drawing/art because he didn't feel confident, to drawing being his #1 preferred activity! He draws every night before bed now (and whenever he can during the day)!

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Sarah Heath2 years ago
★★★★★

My son (5) loves Art Garage! He has had the opportunity to participate in several types of programs they offer from Friday workshop when he has early dismissal at school to Summer Camp and he just went to Parents Night Out last night. I am so impressed with all of the opportunities Art Garage has, always with busy families in mind. My son loved his camp the best because they were able to do several ceramic creations. He felt empowered and proud.

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Kim HEa year ago
★★★★★

Found this little gem close to the central Park neighborhood + couldn’t help but stopping as it screams art art art art art 🖼️! it’s a great place for kids and adults to learn more our techniques or to play with their art at their open studios which is usually on Fridays! I can’t wait to take a class here and his place just really is welcoming + affordable! Thank you for just existing!! (I’m so happy you are here)!

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