Summer Camps & Workshops - 2024

Registration is now open for all June and July art camps, classes, and workshops unless otherwise noted. Registration closes 24 hours prior to the start of a one-day class unless otherwise noted. For camps, registration closes 1 week prior to start of first day of the camp.

If the minimum enrollment for a class is not met, you will be notified after the registration closing date via email and will receive a full refund.

If a class is showing as sold out and you would like to be added to the wait list, please contact us via email at info@rosellefa.com with details of the class, how many registrations, their information (names, ages), and best way to contact you. You will be contacted if a spot opens up, at which time you will have 24 hours to respond before we try the next person on the list.

We understand that things happen and plans change. But please understand that we often have to purchase dedicated supplies for classes in advance. And last minute cancellations may make a class fall below enrollment minimums. For this reason, we cannot simply give refunds for most classes. If there is a wait list and someone on the list can take your spot, you may receive a refund, minus a $5 administration fee.

For our single-day events, if you notify us 2 days or more before registration closes for that class, you will receive a credit towards a future class, minus a $5 administration fee. Notifications after this deadline or no-shows will not receive a refund or credit of any kind.

For multi-day classes, workshops, and camps, you must notify us 5 days before registration closes for the class to receive a refund in the form of a credit towards a future class, minus a $5 administration fee. If you notify us after this deadline but more than 72 hours before the start of the first class you may receive a 50% credit, minus the $5 administration fee. Within the 72-hour window and after classes have begun, no refunds will be issued. If there is a similar class being offered in which there is room, we may allow a transfer to the other class. This will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Some art supplies contain allergens (e.g., honey, latex, eggs, gluten), and while we won’t be eating them, a student may come in contact with something on their skin or something airborne. If your child has any known allergies, please let us know on the registration form or immediately after registration via email.

If you or your child has any special needs or limitations (whether physical, developmental, emotional, or psychological), please let us know so our teachers can be made aware and try to accommodate them.

Our facility is on the second floor of an historic building. We also utilize the basement for some classes. These areas are not handicap accessible. Summertime classes are also sometimes held on our lawn.