Join us this summer to make new friends and connect with old friends. Come create a graffiti mural with the Mural Art Project, make plant medicine with Pittsburgh Forest Garden, dance and drum with Sankofa Village for the Arts, explore migration with Bird Lab, learn printmaking techniques with the Andy Warhol Museum, become a chef and cook in the wood fired oven in the garden...and more! All activities are designed to build confidence, nurture compassion, and give campers opportunities to experience themselves as agents of positive change.
*Registration is limited and, in the interest of equity, at least half of the spots are reserved for campers who identify as low-income and/or are of Black, Indigenous, and Latinx heritage. Priority is also given to returning families, families who live within walking distance of Borland Garden, and families who are registering for all six weeks of camp.*
WHO: Campers age 4-13, with leadership options for teens 14-19.
WHEN: June 26 – August 4 (six weeks), Mondays through Fridays 9 am – 1 pm, with Before Care and After Care options.
WHERE: Camp is held outdoors at Borland Garden in East Liberty (527 North Beatty Street). In case of inclement weather, camp is held a short walk from the garden at Eastminster Presbyterian Church, 250 North Highland Ave.
COST: We use a sliding scale fee to promote economic justice. Costs range from FREE to $400 per week + $25 enrollment fee per family (more information below).
SUPPORT & INFO: For support filling out this form, if you are not able to fill out the required item lines, or if you have questions, simply text or call us at: 412.592.5711 or email us at
artinthegardenpgh@gmail.com and we will help. For more information about daily themes and activities, check out our website:
https://omaartinthegarden.org/ 