LCAC youth art series to focus on Park County history, landscape
Just in time for school break, the Livingston Center for Art & Culture will offer a number of Summer Art Campsย for area youth. Weekly sessions will take place in June and July with an emphasis on local history and Southwest Montanaโs natural features.
โFor 14 years and counting, the Livingston Center for Art & Culture has been offering six weeks of summer art camps in our downtown Livingston community art center,โ said Executive Director Kathy Bekedam. โThemes ranging from โArt in the Outdoorsโ and โTraveling Through Space & Timeโ have highlighted our summer weeks. The summer of 2022 is no different, but we are focusing on Park Countyโs original residents in our third session of camp and we want you to join us.โ
This summerโs Monday through Friday sessions include:
โ Reflection of Montana Artists, June 15thโ17th (ages 5-8) & June 20thโ24th (9-12)
โ Art in the Landscape, June 27thโJuly 1st (ages 5-8) & July 11thโ15th (9-12)
โ The Original Residents of Park County, July 18thโ22nd (ages 5-8) & July 25thโ29th (9-12)
Partnering with the Community Closet Foundation, there are 10 full scholarships available with a $145 value. Visit www.livingstoncenter.org/summer-art-campsย for additional information and to register your kids for a session. Space is limited.
The Livingston Center for Art & Culture endeavors to spark new ways of seeing and thinking through the experience of art and culture. Theyโre located at 119 S Main St. โข














