CAM IS FOR KIDS!

JOIN US IN JUNE FOR FAMILY-FRIENDLY PROGRAMS DESIGNED

FOR OUR YOUNGEST VISITORS!

YOU BELONG HERE AT CAM

FREE FAMILY FUN, ALL DAY!

Enjoy a full day of FREE admission, hands-on art-making,

live music, and access to all exhibitions from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Explore The Game Changers, Space Makers, and We Belong Here.

🎨 10 AM-2 PM: Outdoor Community Art Project

learn printmaking with local artists

🎶 11 AM-12:30 PM: Live music by DREAMS Center for Arts Education

🌱 11 AM-2 PM: Food from The Well-Fed Ed food truck + brunch in CAM Café

(call 910-777-2363 for reservations)

Make art, enjoy the exhibitions, and celebrate creativity—you belong here!

Kids at CAM: Juneteenth Commemoration

Saturday, June 28 | 10 AM – 12 PM

Commemorate Juneteenth with a special edition of Kids@CAM, a family-friendly morning of creativity, expression, and connection. Enjoy hands-on art activities for all ages, parents included, facilitated by museum educators.

This month poet and teaching artist Mahlaynee Cooper (aka Carrie Assata)  joins us to reflect on the question “What does Freedom feel like?” through artistic exploration and storytelling.

At 11:30 AM, take part in a guided, family-friendly tour of the exhibitions.

Participate in the activities, the tour, or both!

Museum CAMp HIGHLIGHTS

Fun with Fiber Arts: Ages 5-8

Instructor: Suzanne Sload

Join us as we have fun with fiber arts! Campers will use yarn, fabric, wool and other materials to weave, sew, felt, quilt and more. This hands-on camp teaches skills you can use for a lifetime.

Mon-Fri: June 23-27, 9 am - 12 pm

CAM Member $160 /

Not-Yet-Member $190

All Supplies Provided

Alternative Printmaking: Ages 9-12

Instructor: Andy Alvarez

Learn how to print at home with everyday objects. We’ll use Coca-Cola, veggies, aluminum foil and a LOT of ink. We will practice alternative methods to learn traditional techniques printmakers and artists use daily to create unique masterpieces. A messy, but fun way to introduce yourself to the world of printmaking!

Mon-Fri: July 28-Aug 1, 9 am - 12 pm

Youth: ages 5-8

CAM Member $160/

Not-Yet-Member $190

All Supplies Provided

Spaces are limited, and sessions fill quickly!

If you have any questions, please contact September Kruegerat lifelonglearning@cameronartmuseum.org or 910-726-9486.

MARY'S ART EXPLORERS

THURSDAYS 10-11 AM

MARY’S ART EXPLORERS IS FREE FOR CHILDREN

& THEIR CAREGIVERS THIS SUMMER!

Thanks to the generous support of International Paper Foundation the first 50 participants are free! Space is limited, so register today!

Mary's Art Explorers is geared towards infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, but big brothers and sisters are welcome to join and create art with us. Your registration includes admission to the museum for the whole day.

Space is limited, so preregister to guarantee your spot!

June 12

10 Things I Can Do to Help My World

This week we will be reading: 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World by Melanie Walsh.

After the reading, participants will create a colorful craft. This is a great opportunity for the whole family!

June 26

Chloe Zoe Book Series

This week we will be reading books from the Chloe Zoe Book Series by author and illustrator Jane Smith, or Super Jane, who joins us to read her books aloud.

Plus, there will be an activity coordinated with the book series and even an opportunity to purchase a signed copy from the author!

For questions or concerns regarding accessibility, please contact

Georgia Mastroieni, Deputy Director of Operations; 910-726-9492 georgia@cameronartmuseum.org

For questions about any of these programs, please contact September Krueger

at 910-726-9486 or lifelonglearning@cameronartmuseum.org

Eat Creatively! Check out our

Kid's Menu, and be on the look-out for Chef specials and limited menus on event days!

Lunch: Tues-Fri 11 AM-2 PM

Dinner: Thurs 5-8 PM

Brunch: Sat & Sun 10 AM-2 PM

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Cameron Art Museum (CAM) provides a cultural gathering place that enriches the lives of museum visitors and the community through high-quality exhibitions, lifelong learning in the arts, dynamic public programs, and stewardship and interpretation of the collection.