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Wild at Art Nature Camp at MABA Education Center

Spend your summer creating art in nature!

At Wild at Art Nature Camp, children ages 4.5–14 have fun and build lasting friendships while naturalists, teaching artists, and trained counselors lead them in outdoor explorations and creative art projects, including kiln-fired pottery, painting, mixed media, printmaking, and more.

Our unique camp setting at the Museum of American Bird Art Education Center—part wildlife sanctuary, part makerspace—inspires creativity, promotes well-being, and enhances connections to nature. We provide a safe, fun-filled camp experience specially designed to nurture a child’s happiness and sense of wonder. 

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Wild At Art Nature Camp at the Museum of American Bird Art Education Center, Canton

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Sliding Scale

With the sliding scale structure, families register for camp at a tuition rate based on their annual gross income. 

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